The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-26 00:00:00

~~~~' /~~ ~~i~~~LL ,vebt 4x43%51 No. 1,892.) Bitrr isii ALSTIIALIAN GOLD MINING 011111Kal4T. th• tor. 'O4l Committee of ths awl. matins Lavine ascortabud morale* tomato.' tloiss that one-hal of the pro. of a.ue,4 I. wall 111.1.0, MAC. Oa Its Mame pi sir. SON na01••• I, ?Isr..aance of the power for thlt We. I n •.. bv. Ie•• f tce tl• mpanv, t • limit the 1.. w ~f yta-„ziy. in ou • mom ..t that Atrion, one Ism**, itboatinl therm nary hat. otetemalini :mount r▪ eel: Le Si ni tttL, pail uw not be bete I until after the emeMl ow, abau!;•••gai • its tho month of June, I it:t3 ; should the m in% ; .t :I.:Company then gra m a dr-arable tn rare W illa-ma b mitre, tom of *hat. • will b.• nimee as ge•y be +horn Mars; who will then ho coati,' to the sate Yalu: a promartosiato ausabcg ut no. h Wee to ▪ a they orty bola at that prrinL AnJ at ol the Caor P.m roplawl tor Sy they ow Thunm an to tah ac.•• !cutlets the It wee tromer.o. and It • A' • I :1.404 Mat •Yal, with tli • ra• earo7 machinery, pal y to gal by .ar :el 0. the month of revue: y. mg• ipt• en N. rue: torn: for certAtc.cc, or sham ea set ui- r %ridgy. the WO neat, Tho Cem,rtmy beam escort tram .I.criow cc the Jolnanoork • onir.•;,.-s Rgy..3.ll•lti .Ica, rro 4kvti Ot:l=Y ti 14110.41 1. to lefrlterd 1.. be •imie, by the arm-holders aaJ m •tu tier lubi ay beyool Va. •mmouot rhea .y p cal at ea be tree.irr .L -Pr •••dee of age ••••1„ 11. A. Pit %kr, Me. 1. • •• •Io twee-sweet, Jan. 2 CFOLOGICAL MIN EIt.tLOCIY. - K INOS (-nut. • LONPOlC.—Prel.roe TENNANT, F.0.b.. bib • the nit'o:elll Pala of ins OK bsls of LEILTCRIA an KOLA tt.tbiT. vlib a vim to thy studio( °maim sad 01 Ibblebbbilioas l Ekren! Ilvbibmois Is the AM. The Libbabas mu bbabbypnbul by la lei will ea. acne yn , A ilv , Est , ' 1 vaarn`nr, Jaanve 11. at NINO °W . Itei 141 Ibe ma. ti, 41. a h tuea...l .4 %%rant...l,oa the yam Naar. I cc, ItYr tiamea. IL W. JCL., OAS.. Prinstal. N(if A "310NIENT in PERUSING ttw ADTKUTUtEMENT4 of GrottgllS FRANcta. in WOWS ' and SeNIVAY I Jan. &eh bring ~15u11,r+I n le tougti. •al Se trued lolly tot tomb,' clot Wu:Wort. - likt.lloE MUM% I', l'S doe IsUnet. St. Jobr....tnret.toul, bluets. p( - 1 ... .iNIiIiCPTS SALE.—SEVELL and Co., of Cawing II unr, tn le to =wore lo tAnir Mends aml ti.' tie , day Lye NW- , , n'd Irmo th e Anoignee. of Mr. )OILY tint-441144u a. -Wm. Ids PIOCK et nr.liS, Loncns, Draper,. Illhaidn, &Mom Ileakry, Late. Fur.. and !lean ,lan` , PlT, infeah wa lie I% iLD Tsnatintltonr. at • Liras• ciarnunt from Inc en nt wir in no lb 1. Priindnes 4110 It, 04 l'u...; , ...a.trknt ; and 46 and 47, b•olvren. Oohs. c1.114E of lIOLIDAYS.—Now that the wawa of monad teotnnty 1, , tenainenl, aid Int, n'.l,nkni‘f bk, undue- K ,10• a.sla to to fth..l.• Cd, '..y *h. Many tbrol.,c of youthful $,,,,,. an! , ~ ,,,t Kr aul nun , . ii rut .dtr.ttions INCTUM n itsr.lly an un- I K : ut peat nLet'u , in itch kinds nod tet,tin... Nun it Is that WWI %Nine X.W.Un , AR OIL, kw anntleranni Inv 'moth and lot I RK ,- 4 and '5,1,41,1,,, Apt the lusr. 1.. Lc Key,l. , r, 'Or impt, , T. IN, !1n... , Wend ront,,inims, awl r rauvin t cat 0nn,,,. truyttn., n.... 1 ponlAnd:Ktl , nu, Ike brattifyiNg lb.• tetnb un I pm* , nifty du gun, ~, In.l Ir nnin n.. 1 y CJAIAMIIRIPI Illtopell•ANP. WILY , . Or N.UI i• U• klltit..o.. The only onalne nt each nftr. , in, vane a( " Hon. kW.'' Inetellut Ina: .21 floating'. on t..e n ;4,9. t en ' , intl.—`..:.l ly A. I:..1 lAN and :ON*, a . , 114:un 1.,,,,1na, lltant.od, and by ottot..• ar.l pkrNamerfi. NEW NOTV-4 oe eoevute Arilwee. It. L . l . itell ~. n 1 .. Ibure Dom, 19.... T 111: TWO FAllil.ll'.3: an Episode in the ti,,,-. T , ll . ' 1,. It n. 2 mt.,. pet usu. Tx all et 1 :P. WO . . r t• n. .ho the woopiemoe of yehrion thoov..l tev. more ....o ..., in dor trainin4 .4 etatiredo 11 7 wing...t ins tri• raper ol tu , ! vae. , .. w is w urneratour.r."—Ppretatne. . I!< ri.or7 in fli1,17:4111 , 1 by mien o: ohtawd In..pfht into On /Wm. •I e t nib rare pm e d nrearatior :1 in a gni. t and se! ar • d.,, 111 a., tr. stle Wok to pervaded by a bad:, mai truthful op t.t."—D Ili :Uwe. . a clump, Ltd" fear*" 'Amble tot tbo str..io of ,insert piety I igh prudes tt."—lkrnzi edwni•er. ay the Aug. Tot " Piegge. " AC, %Tit% Detrit WIT; ur, rawtfy Prot.. 3 we's., Iraq sea. ; of ir twereq, waft a plot of 'fret etigin Coy; nh antler Imo hh 11.1110111 tho C'OMOY 11..,Nty, / ant go ntfoi OW - Jiff. We fgioy t that • Agatha lieteStee .1,11 to ue.• tLe Ewa.. popti.er hotels of We utsuu." — Ife,. ' • Weelt4 Vego ... ger. Loadost awth, Mer, sad Cb., f 3, CorabiU. ~- UNIVERSITY AND CLF.RICAL. Oxrosn, Jvc. 21.—QrtEx'4 Cot unr.—There will be La e'cetiaa of a know on Mr. Mich7l'. fosniletion at Igneett's Collis... on Tbiirsiley, the 4:b of March neat. The person to I , s I Bled ina.t he at least a bachelor of art., mho hos attail...l t"..e seventh academical hmt from the time of t.skin.. thz n.tid dearer, eselts.ise of the term wherein the ssuw was tam, sad must at the mis t be a ta err or bachelor of arts who has not exceeded the thirty fourth term trim ails sae .I.ieulation, including the term in which he was matriculated. Candidates must present to tl. Provost:on ur Lion , Saturday, the 2tith dryer February Watiantki.es of geol conduct fro n their respective !es fir the are: years nest immeoli .te:y preceding the day of election. ilut:Lyeal BlntllNeallAM.—We have the pratsticstion to mmounce that the royal assent has been given to the supplement charter of the Queen's College, is On, towel ;11.4 the 4" at attached to it. Amongst eat, r pried:nes c.oaferred on the town and midland district by this act of repel raved:, the supplemental charter enact, in order to prouoge the mining and manufacturing interests, olhat stielents who ;else completed nut less than a three Tears' cows of instruction in the engineering and architec tural departments of the said coiLge. and have paw I, to the satisfaction of Use nominee or examiners to be Lll. p .:tad by the conned of tie , said college, three p esoininatiusta, shad be en.itled to the academic mat of civil engine, r iu the suit collie, end nee ive born tie prie.rival se diploma under the se il el the college." ° tic r u ejesty's further will and pleasure is that too ra, tuts t. el the institution of mechanical engineen sal tw s members of the architectural society estab lished to Itirminvhs: t, to be elected by their respective so eurti, pr. vie t..ly to the annual general meeting of the governors of the said college, shall be members of the coun itel or the said coia..te." it is also enacted, " That two tm &sem of the Law Such ty established in liirmingliani, to be elected by the said society previously to the annual p-s: cal etiug of the goser:lCl, of the said college, shall be ruentlare of the council us the said college." Tier Ma jiity bas likewise 11.,:eu graciously pleased to nominate a onmittre of c•iuned of the theological di partment, with inportmt prielleges and pow, as to act in such manner 1141 0:1 dl appear to tb, m 1.. 4 catch:at...l to promote the purposes tatend..l he the slid department. We have not space to eater into further details, but we cannot do otlevsviso than craTratulate our towi.siaen *lathe compd.-thin of the above tembided system of education.—Aris's liazdte. PREFELVIEN , .. - - - llev. Fad. ri.la George 'Bonifield, to St. Althege Eettory, Loudon; value 313/. ; patron, Bishop of London. tit a. Richard Syulereombo Bmtn, UP East Worlington Iketory, lh von ; vase 208/., and residence; patron, lion. Newton Yellawes. Cliarks Croak, to Baleek Perpetual Curacy, dio tse Anias„h ; patron, the Incumbent of Longingly. Arthur 11y.1,, to Kilmactranny Rectory and Vicar age, liioCtlle Eli hin ; patron, Bishop of Kilmore. it,r. John Jenkins, M.A., to Bowness Rectory, Cumber load ; vo:vc Va., and residence ; patron, Earl of Lorus• Km Edward 3Pliiitstos, to Ford (or Fuord), Perpetual Curacy; value 911. ; patron, E. lt,•‘. J. 1 ales, to swinuerton Rectory, Staffordshire; .141,1 C 1,1/7$ rt. ; patron, :;.cr. C. Doshley. R 'a. V,r to Calingford Vicarage, dio- AMI ch ; ppZtrut. , Lord I',itnate. lice. Wet. Min , It Whittemore, to St. James D. C., D4ke*.-plate, London; vAlito 11W.; patrons, Lord 'Lira and AWernien of Loudon. lie?. D. NV thon, to lamertmt Perpetual Coney, Com b. rliod ; value 10t1. ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of VACANCIO.. VICAR tOZ.—Minton, ludiontshire, diocese Ely : value, ; putr.su, Countess of Bridgwater; Roe. It. Walker, Psiser.rrat. ('t r.st.lt ..—Crossen., North Meol., Lanes. shire ; diurttia ('ht stir; Rev. J. Power, dt reused. nsetyn, Elintahim ; dioeva St. Aaaph ; value, 1.101., with residinm ; patron, lli,hop of St. Asaph; Rev. It. Pugh, preamti 1. Curubc.-1-ind ; 'Emma Carlisle ; value, .57!., with re.alt nee; patron, Rector of (irrystorn ; Ito,. 1). Wit- Irot. promoted. 11'hitehartn, St. J3:litl, Cumber:and ; dioceae Chester; valet , '1001.; patron, Earl of Lon.dale ; 'Lev. John Jenkins, pmtnoted. CH•PLAINC I W 071111011%, and Mural and Training Schools; stip , nil, 1591.; patrons, the (inardians. Nsetun Union, Suffolk Itev. 11444 C lial, e_mrnoted. MAITLIt'IIII..--York and Ripon lhoti..an Training ladi• tattoo, two A•sistant Mastership.; salaries, 7W. and &Of. ; applications Ixfore Jauu .ry ; patron, the l'rity ipal. MILITARY. TIT NLW NIINIE Mitt... ordered for the Cape, an• ge,t to be confined to the tied Itc patent, liAttli, but mill Lc distrihuttri amongst the best marksmen of the 'Ul tima regiments engaged. 3fort.3lt.NT uF 1 / I :l:EN'd TROOP' IN INDIA.— The 22nd tigiment moved from Dug.hai to haven! Vendee on the Irli Nevi:other, the 32nd front Jullundur to l'e , liawur on the 20th, and the Fit battalion both nines arrived at Juliurdur from Kupowlie on the 27th of the MIMI: mouth. THE CtI•[AIN D. F. Itc+yt:Ll., !LA.—This officer, who died on the Inth rout. , need 28 year., entered th Royal Artillery co a reeond lieut. sant in 1812, became • .outenaat in I/113, and a second captain in 18W. This youngofiker.ened at the C ipe of Go 4 Hope from 1013 to the 1.1 id 1019, we•• employed on the easti m frontier dur iag t►e Kaffir wor in 11447, and received the thanks of Sir Chore , Berk! ley in general orders for gallant conduct. In IMP., during a hurricane, the harque Samuel Spreige was arrerked in Tahle h,y, when, by permi , and at the Imminent risk of his own life, he saved the lives of two of the crew, for which heroic conduct he was thankc t by the (it/verger and Comataader-in-Chief. MORT OF JEWS TO SIT IN PARLIAMENT. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—(THIS DAY.) ?Cum' r. ALDLILMAX S4tollol4a, (Won Barons Port mt. roller, MAIN, and At nswato Saieant Channel and Mr. Maenamara for the plain tiff; Sir F. Kelly and Mr. Goldsmith for the defendant. This ear• mane on for discussion this day. It will be re. collected thr.t wit , m Alderman Salonions took his scat in Cie House of ('ommun• as Member for Greenwich, and took all the oaths required by law, except the words, " On the true faith of a Christian," the plaintiff brought the action to recover certain penalties, which ho alleged the de findant had incurred by voting iu the hour after Living refused to depose to the true faith of a Christian. The plaintiff contends that he is entitled to recover from the defendant the penalties sued for, the defendant having voted without havind taken the oath of abjuration, as pro vided by the 13th AVilli.iut 111., cap. 6; Ist Geo. 1., statute 2, cap. 13; and 6th (ho. 111., cap. rsl. Secondly, that the di f. nilant was not, as a member of the House of Commons, entitled, by reason of him being a Jew, to take the oaths upon the Old Testament, and that the defendant was not duly sworn. Tinnily, that the Ist and 2nd Victoria, cap. 10.3, did not entitle the nefeudant tab the oath et atiaratioa on the Old Testament. Fourthly, that if no objection arises tu the turn in which the defendant woo swum, yet the defendant having per. pnsely emitted to repeat or assent to the words " upon the true faith of a Christian," refused to take, sod has nut taken, the oath as by law required. Mr. Serjeant Channel proceeded to opt n the arguments, by reading the statements contained in the spacial verdict suit to the court by the jury, and the peculiar facts of the Cat. and the proceedings hr lore the House of Commits, and which are familiar to the public, and, on the part of the plaintiff, said he would first proceed to contend that the plaintiff was entitled to recoverthe three penalties for 500/. a , there could be no doubt that the defendant hail voted after refusing to take the oath of abjuration as required by law, and would confine himself strictly to the law of the case, and whether the law was in accordance N ith the spirit of the times was a tartar with which the court had nothing to do. Sir Fitzroy Kelly said be would contend that the act of George 111. was not obligatory, and be wished, therefore, to loci.tiou it at the outset. Mr. Serjeant Channel said, aft‘ r calling attention to the statutes, he would proceed to call the attention of the court to other points. Tho first statute to which he would refer was that of Elizabeth, chap. 1, which enacted that the oath to be t tken should be taken on the Evan gelists, and contained the words, "So help me God." The neat statute to which he would refer was the •ith Elizabeth, chap. 1, which increased the number of penalties regarded by the lst Elizabeth, and the IGth did set out that the oaths should be taken by members of parliament, and enacted that in rafters of parliament who dill not take the oath on the New Testament were liable to all the pains and penalties as if they had sat, and voted without being elected at all. (The case w. .s proceeding when we went to press.) NAVAL. An:nil:AM, JAN. 21. APPOINTMENT:4.-- Sur- Steoll% A. It. Bradford to Ilimicirouir, Robert Oral:erne to lloralio, Charles K. Nutt to Hotspur. Assistant-surgeons: A. Irwin to Ilritaania, John T. Caddy to Itaatibmeisse Hos pital. Clerks: E. L. Cooke to Iropreyeqble . Edwin Jago kin charge) to Plover, F. C. Henley to Ruda ey, S. F. Noe , Una to Flayflrd. Midshipman : E. J. Squire to Victory. Master's-iumatant: J. M. Heckler to Fidel/. Aasistaut engineers: James Ilausforil to ifeealio, Samuel E. Derry and John Lear to . 1 1.fivirienate. roatsmucth, J.ts. 25.—The Hecht, G, steam sloop, Commander Beauchamp, which arrived on Friday iron the Coast of Africa, came into harbour today from et;,ithead, to be paid off. The Echo. steam tut, went out to her yesterday and brought in her iuvalids and discharged ru. O. The Lightning, steam vessel, )Inter Commanding H. W. Allen, arrived yesterday from Wnolerich, and came Into harbour. She sailed tn-day for the Cnuunel Island*, having on board, on a visit of inspection of the fuetifics tions of those islands, Major-Gametal Carden, It.R.; Colonel Colquhoun, It.A. ; Mr. Walker, C.E., and Sir Edward Belcher, appointed an a commission to examine and report on the state of the detences. The Sprightly, steam vessel, Muster Conatuauding 0. Allen, has returned to this pert from Plymouth, and her unsue ciasful cruise in search of the survives, if any, of the AMU )12, steamer. She hod been to the menu of the disastrous event, but had not met with any portions of the wreck. The weather was too boisterous to idlorof her visiting the coasts of the Day of ll;seay. In her crui-o and on her return to this port the Sprightly passed largo quantities u, Sorting timber and portions of wreck, leading to the belie f that a timber ship hail foundered. At about 5 p.m., on Friday afternoon, she passed the Fury, steam. sloop, Commander Tatham, outside the Needles on her voyage to Lisbon. The Hydra,G, steam-sloop, Commander Reignite, fitting to convey the new Governor of the Cape of Good Hope to his destinatirm, is ordered to Le ready for sea by 2 ram on Tuesday next. The ll..sher, steam-vesee I, Commander Lepretre, sailed to-day for the Clllolltl Islands, having hail some repairsmade good. 'the Camperdown, 101, during a heavy gale that waa blowing last night, broke adrift from her moorings elf the dockyard. She has been taken alongside the Blake hulk. The Orinoco, new West India mail packet, passed through Spithesel to-day, for Southampton, to take the place at the ill-fated Amazon. I/EVONPORT, JAN. 25.—The Sparrow, surreying ketch, which recently arrived from Ireland, came into har bour, and was paid o ff yesterday. The Nlagicienne, steam vessel, comtnierioned on Wednesday by Captain W. Ram say, is to have a complement of 200 officers and men, and is to he at the head of the steam reserve at this port. The steam reserve hero boa hitherto been under the command of the captain of the ordinary ship the St. George, but actually directed by Lieutenants litigge and F. H. Stevens, who were borne on the books of the St. George fur that service. The Sprightly steamer, Master Commander Alice, since re turning in company with the Avon, second master Com mander A. Veatch, has proceeded to Portsmuuth with storm, &c. The Tortoise lighter sailed on Thursday for Falmouth, with the remainder of the furniture of Rear- Admiral Reynolds, which was left hero on the return of the Southampton from the South American station. The gallant admiral is about to settle down at Falmouth. The Vesuvius steamer is about to be commissioned forthwith, and we understand that the Saneparil new screw steamer is to be furnished with a 96-pounder for her stern deck. The Hecate, Commander 0. S. Iland, is refitting fur sea, but for what service Is not at present known. ILF.PRESENTAT7O): OF PORTsMorTII.—A corm spoudent writes:—" Portsmouth, Jan. 2.1.—0ur of the cagiest changes in the government will, it is confidently understood at this port, consist in the retirement of Sir kranci. Haring from the Admiralty ; and it is also asserted by his more immediate friends and supperter4, that in the event of his not being in office at another election, Sir Francis %ill not offer him<clf as a candidate for the repre sentation of Portsmouth. lie is known to have expressed a wish to be relieved from the cares of official life. Without the co-operation and support of Sir Franci, Baring it is very doubtful whether the other member, Sir George Staunton, could secure big return at the next election. Thus, should Sir Francis retire, it is probable that an entire change will take place in the representation of this borough. There is, it is understood, already one liberal candidate for the first vacancy that may arise, in the person of Lieut.- Guaira' Lord t rederiek Fitxclarcnee. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUILGEONS.—Tho following gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college on the 23rd inst. : Messrs. William Carter, Cutterick, York. shire; John Sanford Brady, Nelson-square, Illackfriara Godfrey Slandwith, ; Alfred James 1/ale, Commercial. road; William Abel Clrifliths Jam..., Kirkhy.tonsdale ; William Maxwell Burman, Walla-upon-Beanie, Yorkshire ; John Henry Bartle,. Ipswich; George Stunt, llolland street, Blaelfrian ; (larks Bewley, !leading; aud Ed ward Taylor, Stanton, Yorkshire. KOi.IVTII SI.:IISCRIPTIOS.—Jan. 14, 141 pence collected by Mr. Jones, St. Albans, 9d. Jan. 16, friends of Louis Kossuth, per J. impson, llorneastle, I 7s. 7d.; per James !less, 2s. ,• a few great admirers of the 1 great Kossuth, per T. Cullaek, Is.; OA old reformer of sixty yeah, 2s. lid. (no modern) . • four boys, hi. grandchildren, 4d. ; three men.aervanta, 3 d. Jan. 19, Der. Dr. Dutton and family, Is. Jan. 20 a young friend, 64. Jan. 24, 46 admirers Tones ls Ihd. CONTI:VANCE OP TROOP:4 IN INDIA.—A Corre spondent of the En6 , lishorann of November 2..1, says that the troops rent up the river by steamer last week were so crowded that men and women were huddled together on deck, and that even the oHicers were unable to get any ac commodation. Ile adds, "Do yoll know wby ?" I am told on boanl the steamer that all the netr steamers en. pt two have been sent to Allohabad for the conveyance of the Govtrnor-Gensrsl and hi, suite, and hence tlure i• not tonnage enough below for the public service. ritts. OP SAT .. _ DURING TIII: GALE OP SATUIWAT NIGHT a gaso meter recently erected at the gee works in Southampton, which contains 60,000 cubic feet of gee, wan blown down. The escape of the gas caused, serious annoyance in the neighbourhood of the factory. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1852. MINES. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In the Stock Exchange to-any there have been a few trannactions in the preferable descriptions of gold mining shar es , h u t the large number of these adventures now in course of formation, has an unfu vourable influence on prices. The improvement in Ague Fries is pretty well supported. No. !Shari liner. 'Pali. prkei ' dose I Saturday., 104 Dr. 1114,000 1 ,Agua Fr.& I 64 31 Pm 3 1 i 100,001 Ios. ,4 nib Caldandas ' 10a 1 lii 16,000 "1 'Asturian ... .......... ,ll . ... 40,1100 20 l Anatrallan . - S 1 4 stow 1 Ara Marta ' 1 6Ms par I I moron 30 ID salmon Irma and Caid MI ... ... 2,00 n . Dal mini r.crip 20,01.0 30 '8r114.9 Iron 10.000 ill 'Brazil. Imp (Wait D. Pm 2 44 1 6,00 n 90 Us. I'm i ts awl Ulu 11,000 X Do. Pd. Jam Del Its 7.„ 13 $ 231 i d. 12,009 ... 'Wars itipper .... .. Oriptapi. S 1 70,u30 6 .3.04. & tustrallan Copper 21 4 1 Pra.' 3 l 1 20,00 30 'Ociwrial .'i ow 91 I lly I 1 Nokia 1 Mi10n.a1a........ I I par pm 14 1 11.000 3 Or at Polgooth all ,per i pral 24.41 v lo Wiimigesiihnishamerkaa 9 134 4 ZN I , II OO 1 Kadatlat Mande •,oro 30 %tali igo do Cuba ...... 11,0 of 10 En Croft 11,131 23.:57 u..i , e I Dalkon 100,000 1 1 Wn.t Mariposa 1 i dna par 1 SATrEDAY EVENING.. As regards business in Britisiinites - thi;;l;;Seitu'n been a very satisfactory week, numerous and exten sive transactions having offered in the various classes of adventures, both dividend and speculative. Prices are consequently firm, and, amongst others, Mei.liens and Garregs have risen, whilst Alfred Con sols, West Caradon. West Providence, and Mary Aun all inert with a good inquiry. Ituring the whole week, however, attention has been in a great measure directed to Australian and Californian gold mining enterprise, which has attained a further extra ordinary development, especially in connexion with our colonial gold fields. Indeed, it may safely be said that no similar stimulus has been given to this brunch of enterprise for many years. Somo of the schemes put forward meet with little favour, and great difficulty is experienced in getting together sufficient capital to start with; but to some of the adventures a highly favourable reception has been given, and already high rates of premium are talked of. Preen the small amount of the shares, and theabsence 'of extended liability, large numbers of the Califor nian shares have found their way into the hands of the public, by whom they arc quietly held with a view to see the ultimate result of the adventure; and it is probable that on the final establishment of the colonial undertakings, a similar operation will take place. In the Stock Exchange the new gold share mar ket has been characterised by a great deal of activity. At the beginning of the week, there was every indication of a decided movement in them, but the subsequent depression that has reigned in the funds has discouraged operations, and imparted a good dcul of flatness to prices. Agua Frias, however, form a marked exception, the price having experienced a sudden rise. owing to intelli gence of the conclusion of highly favourable arrange ments in California, and rich discoveries in the mine. Present pikes will be found on reference to the official list given below. The quotations of the Australian shares range as follows: Australasian, Ito 1 prem.; Colonial Gold ' Mining, preen.; Australian Freehold, to I prem.; Australian Auriferous and British Australian, par to rem. Ihe following are the latest prices of British Stocks:--Allied Consols, 16:, 1;1; Bedford United, 6, ; South Tamar, 21, 2 ; Garreg, 11, 11; Merl 'lyn, 7,71 r Wheal Mary Ann, 411,43 i; West Pro vidence, 110; West earadon,ll;;, 120 ; Black Craig, 4,1, 4, ; Trelawney, 43 ; Wheal Robins, 1 ; St. Auhyn and Grylls, 11; West Wheal Alfred, 11 ; Devon Great Consols, 240, 252 ; Trebarrah, 4f, 45; Carvannal, 1.5, ; Tincroft, 10, 1 ; North Buller, IS. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLers. The tendency of prices of railway shares is still in favour it a reduction, little disposition to purchase in the ordinary stocks being shown, whilst tellers are still offering very freely. In many instances the present r Ingo is a shade worse than on Saturday, though borne descriptions arc supported. North British and York (mil North Midlands are worse. French sluices have not been much dealt iu, and prices are little changed. , 114,1aN AND 4 , 07 , 01 UNCDTARANTI.P.D, ItAiLwars. ...Mum .. ... i ....10r...., Notting., Hasa awl • Ler homage . thrue.Waly. a am, Vail dathisaesd. Lanemaktire.A ta. Jun.. Late .i..l.'.fts. , 1 lanai and Eisler . . 'Caedemait . . .. .CONKS, artl Ilelybeall Vahan mad falba Len . Wades, Prrth, atol Aber. 1 dela JAActon . 16 ANOKA 11331 . It I lead LAD)._ ... . 133.01136 a a.) Flaws OautAles ... ItAsterm rump, (limo A pato E. U. alt.) I IM. elan. II and C at , I OWA Lemonlike ... . 1.)... No. i Aae. 'Gig b. We.: 10414 Pawl - .... Ji.ht I:I t•ltner !Eoltnt unto, Port 6, I ton'. 01altow & South ‘Ve , t..rt. lunar Northern Do. in:tarer,A,ltrferi Do. ettorre, 14,6 prrC. t. Sow h. unit that. tire. I. rug Western larrenuer and Calisht D. Thirds Looreooturo arN Irorkshir. ---•••••• ••••••` 1:1111.0/ feeds Notthe-n Loo.loa and Itiuekwwlt e. Lott, Tinebtoo. it 4. Co Loadou & Sortb-A.stv. Do. do.. 1 614.1701... Do. HMI 1 . 1(6 I. .s.lus ts tioutts.WANtan Ilasch.,Bux.ozulllatlqc Yalicb.t.her.,ll..imof 1 00. Mama Linel. Union Do. flan. anti D (Lent tlestern(li Nlesmerket !import, Abergsvaes) Neer, •nd Enniskillen New . Northam °mottos Union North litann Nortli Invon N..rth . . 'North W, skit• . North dt South Wrat.lare. itsfurd, Wu e.. Ik W 4iver. • crtme Ccntrsl Acouist! 11tJland Shrews. li Cirow, Car A Do., C 1... B. +kreweburyillereor& xlawerebury sad (liette (Noe. W. MuL) LAA Qa lve, ... LW. New lihrepel. Uslas iouth Down „, s')l Muth Muth 5....ters ... ::: :. I 111 r. ,, toath Voale• .. . .. 15 •outh York+h.ltitivern 1 , , 1$ I , :trut4 :In 1 D,ink•nnlor! le Ithameollaveol tem4 k 1t.14;.1 Waterford UM, rny aratettad wok Vura,Nea...ode rir.c Do. tit KILM•101111 Po.O.N.Y..Parehnoo Toot and No:th MidLW =IA LEVIED AT Ft, Mt Dradoglismiiiiteirt/Junc, solkilu.epLoierrithituar-' aatee ,ien .. to lit. Wee:, WI Ditto witboat •guardster l (Irtioad tollrouWestorn 1O Biro., /1 °lv awl body ftio s rlait i t i oi w. t4tte " t r o j . 301 kabout oddment., (k Wild ist tire...Lk/444:in 2711 Deditailisoc-iiire (100..31 M iAilditsk N. Wert ern) , 5 yiklolo Jorte.init I (Mood to Coled itteat ...1 2 I VArilLtoroinehetuar 6;..(,`t.. I (2 imed to Ot. Northern) I 1 Gltercester k ke.ta **tact (lezittil to Great WeAterol 52 theuise4by(LTurkk.N44 I 2/ I Do. ii Awns (ditto)... I:. i Du vii3res (tk.to) ... h ., Lardek Bradford , Midland, 11:j Laotian ant Green. .cb, 1$ d 41 44 33 331 • 1 pa zsl 104 !uti $3 34 U 103 103 111 121 34 2A 'I Dowd to South Eavters Ditto PTO rem.e Lowestoft Goar.4oerCent Dewed to Portolit) Mortheentaws rn 3 porOt i I • ewesto kawLeonatitai ,Ditto ditto New ..I Ir..ston6Wy. e (law. Lava. z4N. Wiwi" loine.haork 44 4 Dazes share. (A) (ditto) Si 99 pm ,aead., and lislint (lcued to *oath &Ansi Hi 22; BoyArton antlilitehla(l4l44. I to Greed !furthers 11) of Ivo. ithepreth Ezies.(dtto h.uttuiLttTnrdoilre Oared to Kr. 3114.9 e vn die Wear Valley, 6 p. Mow (leased to Stockton& Uur m 21 Wilts t Soweraet Dewed to (West Weincrn. 191 99 it .1 14 IS 54 88 36 68 PREVEktENCII 011 ARES. Aberdeen Cadedoat.ot Maur sad lloljhead Dundee. Perth, and Aber deem Junction 1 i dla SestAnehautit.lo.Wp. 21 21 Oretern Cottattes Asteme l pee Ct roe Ditto do. la. I I W. New 6 ..er Cara. Mock 11 11r lisoo.Uneue.tiortptu.ep.Ct 10 10 'Edinburgh, Perth, and. Mad" 111 per (Alit 14 las Resat Itorthern3 perOeuti 111 14 1416.11pCt.tedee.sebletterip 1 pen I,o6llll.llWeetrn(l)lllantbi 7 7) .lonea.o...re.tYorka. V Ate, 1 11 dim Du. 6 per Cent. Kock —1 d 'London,Criabt,44 4 ..Nest.' I Gua.SperCt.-oele Do. New Guar. 6 per eaoL k Woks lb N. Weet.(Cor.lbl liamenton S per Cent lemdcealtStltWeatern New, aresibrff.ALtne. Da Seer Ale £4 143 1:,0 1 11 pm II Ili 111 II 11 13T : m il DIM Prefiner• Ikeulk ,-, para.' 15 10 adT4l7.- 4j 41 41 3 1 j Jy 10 101 IS& 14 11 13 1 tiT.;ii iiiam - i; -:: aslant, Wortwter, and Wulvor., /MA want +l:rems.l4ll'.rra.NorGuw. ditren-OnCtteeee(Nor.W. l per Cent... Torn. Neweentle,lk Serer.' tit. Nerti nt Xng.pieraho Ditto Ditto 11 16 $ 1 1 4} Ls s d roxxv 90 'Bo' trigna WWI Aciiana 20 ,Central Prams (Viers%) $ ;Dab% Wants% Is 'E t ladl.n 5 Great Imitsa Pardnaa%... 41 Do. Is Utaeslbourit 10 Do. (Railuay) ~ 271 Maria A 1110111.... 24 Do. do. N.. 14 Y,.wur .od Lipp 14 Nt ribern o 7 VraSee... 11 ()ric0...4,1 BorMaiti II PIM air! Lyons I. Paris antl Nowa Is Parms so t mtraTheetri 2D ',Rouen atal 11.:r. .. 20 'Macabre and Won 17 'Telma arel 11 wars 81 Want Ploaderr... ILWAYS. Itia 11 II 19i aln 41 441 v sin 11 i 4 n 2j 6 f 1 17* 171 x. 161 2 3 di• z hi' 2 3 23 6 pin 2 2i 114 Ili 16 31 31 2b i ;1 46 ! Si I.lls ' in 8 7 1 i " 0 8 1 I Tin: EXIIMITTIoN op 1851.—M. Learnt Dm%fle, the French Minister of Commerce, itim mitten to beg the (hamper of CUMMAICC, at Mulhouse, $ll exert thenr.elre , to find out how certain imitations of trench manufactures, now selling in Piedmont at 14 per cent. lower than the French price, can have been pirated. If, be my/4, it should appear to have been owing to the London Exhibition, the }molt would have to regret having let the industrial world into the secret of their orloifactures. Upon this peg the rainy: hangs as ill-natured cynical article against the Exhibition, free trade, philanthropists, political et • mist., and the prohiners of tho College of France, and of the Conservatoire of Arta and Tradce. °Wag Pn &ItladAy. 10 11 1:4 1 01 0$ 111 IS 19 1111 31 10 As 6 7 la. 4 .1 R P ii 13i 16 49 10 26 27 41 Ili 176 11 66 Si 136 161 4 6116 64 446 1S SO a+ Si pis 406 A IJ 6 i 6 2. 14 166 SI / 97 Id 1146 116 6 1 2 6 i sc 2 1 l 6 1 O " 7i I dim b 6 . 66 2 29$ 301 24 6 dle 54 5 4 28 73 7; I - -rt. iii Ws 3 3du 111 7 71 si dli ,1 9 du Li"' 16 6:1 1 6 : 3 sa di. Is u . 1 i e IS 1, 13 Si $ 4 as SOI9I Ili B• 34 34 as 14 IS MN 3i 4 / 8 Tt „ dls 3 Set 11.1 r.ENTAUI, p . 194 se' 34 tit 39 3) 2$ 21 to.day tr,t I to Iµm. lui i $3 9i 14i II 19 : 4 1 A 151 a 61 I ao 641 4 1 11l 4 k In 14 11,f 7 f 1111 61jaj :9j 7,0 2'i S CI i k ei I LOCAL ,SUARE MARKETS. LIVENPOOT., JAN. 2i.Tl2e share market has been very much depressed again to-day, and we have (nether to reduce our quotations. Caledonian, 1.5 11 15-16 3—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 601 ; 60—London and North Western, 114 k —Ditto knew quarter shares), 23 p.—Midland, 541 a h 4 34 4 —Sure.:shury and Birmingham (preference shares), 10,—Shrewsbury and Chester krircfercucc, guaranteed 8 per cent.), 1. - /—South Eastern and Dover, 20 191—York and North Midland, 211. MANCHESTER ' J AN. 24.—A larger business was clone , then is usual on Saturdays, at lower prices. The *ales in cluded : —East Ltneashire, Lik • Pref. Quarters min. G per cent., 8: ; Lancashire and Yorksitire,6o3: do., Fifths, n din. ; London and N4rth Western, 1141; London and Nut tilt- Wentern New Quartets ' 2} prem.; Manchester and Bir mingham (C Qum tots), 1 11.16 prem.; Manchester, She(- ' field, and Lincolnshire, 361, i ; Manchester, Shettie.d. and Lincolnshire Now 6/. I'ref., $ prem.; Midland Railway Consols, :i1;; ; South Eastern and Darer, 20. BILLAINGIIAN, Jas. 21.—This market was tolerably 'steady to-clay, and rattier more 11,1611ft...1 was done than usual. Brighton, were done at U 8; South Ste/14d* at 11. 84. 9d. dis.; and Old Birmingham Canals at 944, k. LEEDS, JAN. :21.—We have had A little more activity in the share markit today, at aliout previous rates. fhe closing sales were :—Great Northern* 181: Lancashire and Yorkshires, 614 ; Manehater, bhi Meld, and Lincolnshires, 1;;; Midlands, 45 ; Sheffield, Rotherham ' and Goole% 2ok ; South Eastern and Doves , 2(4 ; York and hlorth mia lands, 21:. Buts red., Jas. 21.—The amount of business done to-day was inconsiderable. Taff Vales new shares were dealt in to some extent at 13 prem., and the closing prices of the following shares were—Bristol and Exeter, 84, So ; Orcat Westerns, Bi, Bdl. PROSECUTION BY TIIE APOTHECARIES' COMPANY.— At the County Court held before Mr. I.osh, barrister, at North Shields, on Friday, an action was brought in the name of tic Master, Wardens, and Society of the Arts and Mystery of Apothecary, London, against Mr. James Scott, surgeon, Killingworth, for the recovery of penalties of twenty pounds in two cases for having vended medicine, not being a licentiate of that body. It appeared Mr. Scott held a diploma from a Scotch institute, and had been located at Killingworth above a year. It is the custom in colliery districts for a medical man to contract to attend pitmen and their families fur cixpeoco a fortnights the sixpence being stopped off by the under viewer at the colliery upon the pay-day. Mr. Scott had contracted with a number of the men at Kil lingworth and liostorth collier:es, and in doing so had cut out some rival practitioners; hence this action. Formal proof of attendance in two cases was given. One cause was barred by six months having elapsed since defendant attended the patient. In the second cause, however, hie Honour gave judgment for the hill penalty of 201. and coda, to be paid at the end of two months. BIRK ENHEAD, LANCAsII IRE, AND CHESHIRE RAILWAT.—Tho engineer's estimate for the proposed ex tensions to Poulton and Liscard, and Duke ofbridgewater's canal in Norton, and other work., is 140,0001. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN IintILWAY.—TIIC directors of this company in their proposed application to parliament, represent that it is expedient they should have urinterrupted and independent acces s to Birkenhead, and with this ri.w they propose to cemstruct a line, commencing in junction with the Birkenhead, I.ancashire, and Cheshire Railway, within the limits of the general station at Cheater, and terminating on the shore of the liver Mersey, on the north side of Wallasey-pool, at Poulton, with branches to the Birkenhead 1)00k-warehouses, the I'arkgate Railway, and Litlcenli,ail Ferry; the cost to be defrayed by the con vcrsion of the company's debentures into shares or stock. BLYTII AND TYNE RAILWAY.—This company's declaration to the railway department of the Board of Trade and parliament, states that the lino and works have been completed, and that their proposed bill for incorporation, with powt nto maintain and improve lino and levy tolls, does not involve the outlay of any further rums of money. [AtIVCCHSCMCntI—GRATTB WITII TIIE "I)iSPATeir." nonntirmion no 1 es ILI.UPTRATt11001.0(11171.• enAllr Of the Oran Eshibition, will tate plane on Minds, next, the lot of February, on which day all persons who wi re dtsuppointe.l in receiving a copy UM bighlYintereetna statistical ilncument, m *mire it by giving order, to the. neson Eden In town and country, or by forwarding them to the Diepotch sift e, 139 Sleet-street. This highly-finished Chart chows by diagram% In different micron and at OW view, the number of peronno who, daily, during a period of Ire month., clotted the tri dal taste; the amount of money taken at the &ow, end &rind from suetouo renews; and other valuable statistics- It la surmounted with nn engraved View of the Building, and Ma hem newsreel by Commis A. Gardener and J. Mack, of the Royal Sappers and Miners, and copied by perakalca of the Royal Curnmartosers, fur the ° Weekly Dispatoh." In onemequenee of the expected large &man I for the Chin t, over and show the memoir Issue on the 4th of Janus y. it Is earnestly v, quested that all orders may basest In at the cornea waft, period. di. 10 Id] II 21.1 M. It.o 25 1109 30 W 41 Sal z; 16 liti 17 j 111 121 11i 12 3 I 21 204 211 : 11 31 :la 23 MO.V HY MARKET. TlllB DAY. Two oCLocK. The general feeling in the English stock market to-day is a shade steadier than on Saturday, and prices have rallied to the extent of an eighth per cent. ; but speculators appear undecided, and the operations nre not extensive. Considerations con nected with the present position of the country being generally in favour of the market, and the abundance of money being another encouraging circumstance, the chief source of anxiety is the course of French affairs, and to this quarter the attention of all city men is earnestly directed. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 951, to 96, arc to-day quoted 96 to with a quiet appearance., The optional business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols. 964 ; ditto for Account, 96!, 96. Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, Z. New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 98, L. Long Annuities, 1800, 7, 1-16. India Stock, 261. Bank Stock, 216. The unfunded securities are quiet, with not much demand. Exchequer-bills remain at the reduction of Is. noticed on Saturday, ruling at 5,15. to premium. India bonds have been dealt in at 695., 685., and 7'2a. premium. In the foreign stock market no great alteration is to be noticed, but there is an indisposition to enter upon speculative operations of magnitude, and the business is consequently chiefly confined to the transactions arising out of the dividend period. Mexi can Bonds remain quiet at 29 . 4 toy. The intelligence relative to the progress of the revolutionary move ment in the northern provinces of the republic is, as usual, contradictory, but it appears certain that the movement is yet far from being crushed. Mean while the finances of the s tate, already in a wretched condition, must be further affected by the prepara tions requisite to keep it in check. To-day's sales arc recorded as follows : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92i. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 9 3, 4; ditto Five per Cent-. (Rothschild's), 94. Chilian Six per Cents., 101. Danish Three per Cents., 1825. 76!,; ditto Five per Cents., 1021, 103. Dutch Two and a-I lalf per Cents., 58 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 901, French Five per Cent. Reifies, 101 f. :inc. (exchange, VW. 30c.) Mexican Bonds, 29:, i, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents, 1849, 931. Portuguese Five per Cents., (Brazil guarantee) 91; ditto Four per Cents. for account, 30th January, 33f. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100. Sardinian Five per Cents., Sgt. Spanish, Old Three per Cents., 41.; ditto Committee Certificates of cou pon not funded, 1,1 per cent. There is to-day a further import of specie at Liver pool to the amount of 123,000/. sterling, by the Africa from New York. SATU RMAY yr); IMO. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on the respective presidencies of India, from the Bth ult. to the 23rd inst.. is us follows : Rate of Exchange. Bengal 1226,869 1 R ) Bombay 2, per Co.'s rupee. Madras 3,213 11 4 2 s. ON. P , Total The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 22nd of January, show the following results (23 francs for 11.) : Bullion £22,804,281 Increase £223,037 Bullion on deposit 161,0.16 Deereae 3,600 Circulation I'ublic deposits 2,879,204 Increase .... 2 37,613 I'risate deposits 6,816,:,94 Decrease 276,524 Bills discounted 6,108,538 Decrease , 373,824 Government securities 9,096,360 Decrease 49,412 Much interest attaches to every return of this esta blishment, from the insight thus afforded into the commercial operations of the country, and the finan cial position of the treasury, at a time when the ac quisition of accurate information is surrounded by almost insurmountable official impediments. A dimi nution in the discounts is not out of the regular course at this season, but in the above re turn the falling off is extraordinarily large, and, when taken in combination with the similar tenor of other items of the account, may be regarded as affording evidence of a sensible check having been given to trading enterprise by the arbitrary enact ments of the new government. The support given to the Paris bourse by the direct operation of the Bank would appear to be now suspended, the item of "government securities" being left at tho high range of nine millions sterling, or two millions in excess of the amount at the corresponding period of 1851. Simultaneously with this withdrawal of direct interference with tho COUIWC of prices, the bourse has shown marked weakness, although the police relinte, as shown in our correspondent's letters, is in full force, all "disseminators of injurious intelligence"— or, in other words, speculators for a fall—being peremptorily interdicted from operating, under penalty of being forthwith transferred to the l'refee• tore of Police. The position of the Austrian Bank, on the 31st of December, was as follows: Bullion Circulation Discounts 4,371,721 The imports of specie this week comprise 27,000 dots. by the Canada, and 700,000 dots. by the l'acific, both from New York ; and 1,331,6K0 dols. by the Clyde, from the West Indies. The particulars of this last arrival arc as follows :—Specie, bullion and gold dust from the I'acific ports, 783,321 dots. ; ditto from California. 265,141 dols.; from Carthagenu. 77,261 dols.; from Jamaica, 16,113 dole.; from Havana, 11,050 dots.; from other parts of the West Indies, 198,794 dols. The total value of the week's imports may be taken at 430,0001. There have been no arri vals of gold from Australia this week. The continental demand on our stock of silver has I I again been sensibly felt this week, the exports of this metal from London amounting to 420,112 ounces, et' which 370,270 oz. were in coin, and the rest in bars. The official return for the week ending Thurs day last, is as follows:—Silver coma to Rotterdam, 265,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 105,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 270 oz. Silver bars—to Hamburg, 6,872 oz.; to Rotterdam, 40,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 2,9711 oz. Of gold the shipments comprised only 47 oz. in dust to Hamburg. The total value of these exports is rather more than 105,000!. Last week we had occa sion to notice the shipment of 40,0001. in gold to Hobart Town. Them can be little doubt that this sum was in sovereigns, and connected with the re quirements of the government. The other exports comprise 25,5001. by the Dee, distributed as follows :—To Jacmel, in bar gold, 1,0001. ; to Nevis, silver, 50/. ; to Carthagena, silver, 400/. ; to St. Thomas's, gold and silver, 12,881/. ; to liarbadoes, silver, 3,6001.; to Trinidad, silver, 3,5181.; to Montserrat, silver, 50/. ;to Santa Martha, silver, 3,520!.; to Oreytown, gold, 480/. The licntiuck also took out specie to the value of 331,700/.. chiefly in silver, and destined for the following places :—To Bombay, 81,0001. ; to Ceylon, gold, 7,40 W. ; to Ma dras, .1,100/. ;to Calcutta, 215,000/. ;to Singapore, 9,800/. ; to Hong Kong, 2,400/. ; to Alexandria, gold, 12,000/. The total exports of the week from the kingdom arc thus raised to 462,n00/. It is a long time since the balance,as mad: up by us weekly. between imports and exports, has been in favour of the latter. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by licropoth's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,520 miles to be 236,0031., being at the rate of 36!. per mile per week. For the corresponding week of 1851, the amount was 225,6.55 t. on 0,20 miles, or also 36/. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the aggregate receipts of 10.395!., or 4.67 per cent., and an increase in the mileage of 251 miles, or 4 per cent., the return per mile per week being about the same in both years. The Raihray noes estimates the total receipts biome the Ist of January at 672,5441., which, on 6,407 miles, gives an average of 1041. 108. 4/d. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding week of last year was 666,037/. [THREEPENCE. on 0,175 miles, or 103/. 11 renee is shown to be in f year to the extent of 11. I 7ld. per mile, the diffe arour of the present half thl. per mile. 31 UP.—Tone PAT. Lour fkoel. 2W 61 G& ?la Eldlcquor HU* I.l.rwt. :hi. Um, KNOLItiII 1/11: 11.,nk Str.rk, !161T 3 11.1 r Ct. blecluowl. 94 3 i-ar Conot./4, 96 1011t4 for Acct., 11th Fcb., 96 Z 1 per CL Consols. 08 1 FOlllllO, 44 per Ct. lieletle. 91 3 per .1. 1;I:olRau. 93 5 P.,. New. 52 6 1,..11 11uet0..4.)r , .. 19:1 t.. lot 103 11.111.0. 11.3 9 .4 . Dalll4ll. 76 76 Lt. Ipoch :74 n l /9 41,r Ii I per ct. Gruada, 16i 181 papluparl 11421 ( FUND& S per Pi. Mellasa. 333 i 6 per et. Pareriee. 53k 12 ilitt , • Deferred. , 61 7 4 5 par 4%. Portureee. De 5 per et. Eueelan, 112 4 41 Per ti . t fie Al* uelau. 1005 tiel 4% . ACtliru. t 3 I 3 Per Ateudee. 402 12 Po. Peoeve, ed I Peff ft. Venom:3s.3C 37 Peftrred. ni 134 eel.. 57 to W. COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. The private contract markets have been inuctit , to-day, but prices appear to be' steady. The public sales declared for to morrow are —Sugar: 500 hhils. West India , 8,000 bags 'Madra.i, 2,000 blots Mau ritius, and 1,000 bags ISt ngal. Comae.-100 casks plantation Ceylon, and 330 bap native. •70 bags. TALLOW NLUtli ET.—TIIIS DAY. The delivery Lot week was Lugo, 2,632 casks, and prices nre well supported to-day. The demand is good, and the outports being eery hare of stock, we shall no doubt have a good demand through the spring. Town Tallow is quoted Sli.. 61. nett cash; Petersburg Y.G. on the spot, 34im. 3d. to 361. fid. ; October to Decemln r (l 8.2), 375. ed.: on or before the end of March, 36a. to 365, 3d. rn ttTlt 1152. 42,61 69091 2,441 2,i1.1 26,632 73,621 :4'r; 4 1,266 12,6• A 37 211 2. 7 9J. 3 24. 7 3 1 410. 64. 39 , . fd. " 39,24. for hriday, rlOth of January: t Tallow ; 700 casks of Awstra )y; 20 cask, of White C wdle ; 24 .s of palm oil; 131 casl:s of cocoa ditto. Stoat this day Casks. liehrrry his wftk I'.'. treat let Jana Arfls.ii Let track ftun 14 Just. Prier T. C. this day per cwt Ist. Town I'l'lll.lC SALES adeertio ICULARS (htf Imso. eicp...l 4U4S I I .f,262 200 caqk4 of 83-uIIT flan ; 21 ca‘lcs of Lapatno , ca•ka of liclgiun ; •10 ca nut oil ; 20 tuna Cochin MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Our market was but moderately supplied with Enzlish Wheat by land-carriage samples from Laces rum Kent, and the ol fen from the e.ist coast were by no means numerous. The condition of mo s t o f th e samp le war indiiferent ; nevertheless, on advance of tally 2x. per quarter urim the rates of Monday last, was established. Foreign Wheat was also held for a like improvemeutand where sales were made it was obtained. The: town millers advanced the top price of Flour 34. per sack ; and country and foreign sacks were Is. to 24.; and Am,rican Lam! Flour was Is. to Is. 6d. per barrel dearer. English Barley was in moderate supply, and samples of choice malting qua:ity were Is to 2i. dearer. English and foreign for grinding and distilling purposes brought Is. more money than last week. We continue to receive but moderate auppli, s of Oats, and, as is usual on a bare market, an advance was resisted by the large dealers; needy buyers had, however, to pay 61. to Is. per qr. above the rater of Monday last. Whits boiling Peas barely maintained the qmt:ltions of last week. Beano son On much the flame terms as before. 11111[1411. Wiling. p2r Qr. WIMAT, EMI & Bent red 45 to 42 to 45 ..white, 45 to 47 to 20 Notfolk cod Outfolk ~ 40 to 41 ;co 41 .. do. 45 to 47 to 50 WILT'S= (ENOS Of SlIkrOlk) Carniwiriget Linsolu red to 40 to 41.. white, 42 to 44 to 411 ger, new b.taLiv, feeding Malting MALT am, English, feed l9 to 11...1ea0k *0 .0 11 17tto rill:lnds l9 to 21 pot.tto 11.-ro irk te. Scotch, feed 22 to 23 potato ... '5 to _7 Irieh, feed...—. ... IS to 19 to 20 ..Mask 2O to 21 Ditto, Ilei&W 22 40 24 PLAN grey 1 1 .. ' 02 2 ?"P l '._. Lo to 31 blue.... . . - i 0 to 10 Inilwrial 44 Ni 41 White SO to 32 boilers Uto IN DIANN Woman '6 to 0 V. 4 lb toga—old Silriii Harrow 23 to SO,. mill 50t0n...41314 IS 311 TAII/111, itewsprlop, per WWl. to new winter ti to 48 id old to tursaugan, mow 42 tp 44 Cruses Cow. per dlousAnd CO to XlO 10 Ccovrescrw, per cwt., red...— to —to —...white ...... —to— to Per auk . 0 1 - 67 311*- Etat a, town made, delivered JO to 43...0ne boasenold 33 to 36 Norfolk and Suffolk 10 to 32. Awhile* 32 to 84 FOREIGN. ibillinp per Qr. Woman Dantrle and Yealesberg 41 t018...2ne romeramin 40 to 44—Rostock 42 to 46... Stettin 39 to 44 Yrtnch —to— to fireboat.". —to ILM4I 32 to 37...1iamberg...37 to 89 to 11 Ruoisn 39 to 32—10 O= ........ 27 to 31 Donubo ............ Su to 3 2...0dema...... 34 to 28 lens. Beams'. India; ......... 21 93 26 01•11111ast 2710 24 Lowllli —to Indian earn 27 to 30 oAllo{llWilli Pomeranian and Stralsund 19 to Sandi& and Gontsh .. . .......... ...... ........ .. Friesland and Dutch, ... l7 to 19 Ditto. brew. 71 to 23 .Polentla 2l to 23 BUNN tick 26 to 27...014 ............—..... 26 to 30 Small ff 47 91 3111 ... 21 to 22 .Tuaoanp lB to 20 Pao, Itrti 2610 27 White' "9 to 32...bailen .... ..... .. ss to St TAROS. dd..... .. ... 13 to 23... new 24 to 27...larnis SI to 31 Loot= ' battle and Rumba 41 6, 46 Illeuiterraiseanand Odeon 49 to 44 Harmon. 12 to 46 ..Hempand 33 to 37 10. CAXEIS rector duty, per ton, .21 1 u to A 1.15 Pei Darrel of 19611”. 414,, a, 21 22 to 21...Chtoadout 2l to 23 Dantzte —to —...Liambors . ... ..s 21 to 23 french. per sick et 2/30114 lt ~2 to 34 to 37 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROW 12th JAN. to 24th JAN. 40. Ensli.h. Wadi. Watt. turelen. Wheat barley thas 375 1 670 4491 1 1661 Flour. 3,067 barrel; 3,170 sacks; Malt, 5.341 ~re. BOROUGH 1101' MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Messn. l'attenden and Smith rert that the troth. le good, and prices firm. Currency :— Mid and Eart Ken 71. to 121. 12s. ; Weald of Kent*, 61. to 71. 7s. ; Susses, M. 12t. to 61. 10s.; yearlings, 41. Kis. to 31. 106. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAY. During the past week there has been sev,ral arrivals coastwise, and a lens large supply by rail. The trade still continues very heavy, at the following quotations . —York Regent's, 60.. to 80s.; Scotch ditto, 60s. to 6.is. ; cop s , 60.,. to 60s. ; Kent and Essex, 60s. to 755. ; Lineoluilure and Wisbeach, 50s. to 635. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—TIIIS D.% Y. Wo have it large supply of Beasts ; the weather being favourable, there is a considerable demand. We arc, con sequently, enabled to retain last Monday's quom:iuns for the best qualities. Trade. notwithstuidiug, is dull, and some inferior kinds mutant unsold. The number of Sheep is rather smaller ; trade is rather more cheer ful, but it is exceedingly difficult to make any more mohey. Good Calves are agaiu short, and are sold quite as dear uon Friday. Front Germany auil Holland therm are 333 Beasts, 1,010 Sheep, and 139 Calves ; Spain, 50 Sheep ; Scotland, 400 Beasts ; 1,400 from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 800 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone arum aded Per stun o 4 eke. d. ti 4- POI dents, 11.satont 3 8 3 la I Beet 11n.. t 111.-Nt. Ph 0 0 0 Beet Shert.horns 3 8 3 A Beet 1,010, 00 :. 3 8 4 0 Peceedguality Bette— 1 8 3 r., !ao. do. ',horn 0 0 0 • Calve Mss ............... , 3 o 4 o I Do. do. e1m5........ 0 a4l Wad Pus t Ilalt.lool. 4 0 4 4 I Lune+ 0 0 0 0 Mt. , . et twist 3,855; libecp aad Lute., 11,330 ; Cater, 121: I'lo .320. PREPARATIONS FOR OPENING PARLIAMENT.—s• Preparations aro being made with rapidity on the works of the new houses of parliament for the approaching session, which will lie opened by her Majesty in person on the 3rd of the ensuing month, next Tuesday week. The old House of Commons and adjacent buildings in Abingdon-street, and the temporary wooden erections and hoarding in l'alace-yard, facing the entrance to Westminster Hall, piano been pulled down, and the whole apace thrownopen, afford ing an uninterrupted view of the end wings of the new palace. The entrance to the House of Commons will be through Westminster Hall, a noble flight of steps at the western end leading to the main corridor or avenue of the chambers. The hail will he lighted by several gt 4 Mond nations of a spiral circular form, which will have a most charming effect upon the fine and stately proportions of the structure. The entrance of the Victoria Tower will be used for the first time by her Majesty on the approaching open ing. The state carriage will proceed under the tower, and her Maje,dy, alighting, will Ise conducted along the royal corridor to the House of Lords. The entire line of quay, or promenade, fronting the Thames, has been lighted by some 40 or 50 gas lamps, and from the water has a very pleasing effect. THE I lANTa Cc it*N IT COURT TREASURERSHIP, now vacant by the redguation of James Hoskins, is forth 500/. a year, besides allowances for a clerk and travelling expens.s. The successor to Mr. Hoskins will he nominated hy the Speaker of the House of Commons, who is the only liberal member for the county of Rants. MUNIFICENT CONDUCT.—WO hear it reported— and upon good authority—that Thomas Ripley, Esq., of Liverpool, formerly a merchant in this town, influenced by a desire to promote the welfare of the place of his birth, to shout to build a school, and endow it with the munificent am of 10,0001.—Lancaster Gazette. ( ' c .71 t 0