The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-30 00:00:00

~~s~ 7 , .~ /'_ 7 1' Ri.:. -. ...r!, Tte iNtepr..s 0 No. 1,696.] ciViARY PROSPECTUS of the Al Ni RAI LAN 001.1 t iiININIXA . • wawa. ral. possum t.. 7 Dad I V tap. 1 lg. T• t►rantl alma. 11. AWlliaribAra. Qty. . t aa. 3. mauve Z eackto he paid up WhU 011W 11/23 'w sout.o. at. awl an futOser na Loa. W Vial w, LAputa-Linit. of Oilman. aft-__Th t ► ,K. t*lt., AC.. E 41111% my. ek• • se ail is Yew number.) Nu. OK Om Cr AtY Are Think E s Itteeleat. rerdashetreet. eantift. ;111144. tee J. a : i.1 2 4 , c1 . 1 . 4 Pat. Weelibutese.portveilly and thilth4 Zed 14.— . 6 0 r.II . Re, Ifobrr, ec U. L. 4 I. MI. Mary Axe. and .1g In& ztaihoquielk , mot., . g. , r . teeea.esitrt. Tee.p!e, sad Olosoldheheet. 'kg • OM . MST r .,,,,,,. Liaeohie.irablekis. aed Victeembeesal heath, y e l.4 t we I k w. , • TM.. the G 0.... Obi, Ne‘ineles. the inapt. mai 11, Uriiellia.e q uank ° W. Ote•Mbrt, heepeeeleeteent. W lbeeeley, Vjfes ore% •her .dl to Ihmee alt. r.w.ise. , .ewe lieillereetie C.E. (late wham.. Yale Plevel. =Neff . Gobi Ninny; .ae 4 . met Ymelbte; the Chem end Hullers Ilan rer he. he he.) * basil ,. we. Kerb*. Kenetunt-atteet. At -te be elated by the ebeeehelbes. en rm. 1 , 1 —V r. hew easpeea 1.. wive •Wil.leet limey °Weird, Ey.. It. eta* hr. amour. I v eharee s et WM* W the .qabetinr, or 11, willairf Apr meeproy; web en. ILY 4. I....ever. al NM b• esseittod W wipes retattmeeh, Maw they bee be embelA Ifr" CLi)SE of HOLIDAYS.—Nrow that the onion of eme.llinty m lOrealliatal, awl the revisit.. tits ding. ' Ave Peat to bi b)the borry Arent oe prithita pr., 11 , 14 %Onetim. Menem saintly to ppfr dr..4 ..O is tondo .mil relit..... :Cm a m abet MAebe4.llt Irt4 he• seccien•mi lbe • .ring Mel Mtn. the bur. itmel owl.' hi .I‘,lm, Pomm es •he Mined v em mho... rem e eruptim.. md •• mad .4. !wvotes ant hr Meat preeemme the ewes ••• GMT. pull N....W.4 111dOlwa•ahato. ilr• ,f • a •p 61111.1 ws*. VW maw (mum et me • bar. 111 m.o. d •• lit.. ;.ti • {...1.111111 tthal .4 IMMO.), the Wrak per M t. n ma ran i 4 Uttli• Gentle. Lao le.. sod b 7 TLIa Pay im INA 301;11-NAL 1W THE ROYAL AORICUL 11NALClkfT 4W EMILUILI. Nee. 3AI 111. harems. I hinitaddre. J. A.l tort. EL: o• toloraiihe %Indium of dlfh. rent Creels of hbeep. P. lAN, fit.o 'WA/ 11•44 ff of EurrUaL J. l' , :ttriter. so. 4 Mary a Rurnt I lay. 1 , -. r. .raserwut at VArnn norm, P. Dew Jun. It. cr. x.. 1 t lk.u.atrr. of Cba:k Purmattor. uor*. 801 1' use. r.o.o.r.atrf ralantlon ,a coo. and Meer. W. r. aibbdld. Jr. • cot.tateis 4 *And Id and Carrots at liedammoo. r... r‘wey, 11 r. liver ew'r !111.41 e. %I mare. J. T. Way. ker 4., 11.11.11. •be l'or,dent of the eawwlatan Ibe the Ethihill.a et re Sop.. el lute lr, of all Sea" as Arleu:tura 11. Ph. here, LP. Jain Jlanq , Allormarly.streve. SECOND EDITION. nom TOR x , f• drs GAZETTE. PtLAcr or WKWIIIIINsTER, LORD ORT.tT CIIAM -1110. tIVr-orrier. Jig. Peereuiev, on announcing L‘a inteists. , n t,f being present O t the loccavion of the open sof nt on TucsiLty, the 3id of Ft bruairy, will La , plait. r. •crired fur them in the llowac of Lords if the sawoiteeto. tit be mole at this Marc before hve o'clock on voLy, the 21141 of February. Peers' eldest sons will have fur t:t. Peen' eldest was' hot forwarded to them, ao a written or personal applicoiort at the °Mee. No .:ruivra yin be admitted except by a ticket from the Lord boat l'hatii . .erlein. The door. will be opened at twelve s i.—Wit.t.litOnliT bC EltrsllT. G.C. FoRCIGN.4WEICE, JAN. 12. The Queen has been priori, pleased to appoint John Nloritan, E. 1., now her 1, 1 ,0 7 .4 tonsul at Itiu Grande do Sul, to be her M..jraty's C.a.at at it 11,14. I..aakix.wt h r, I t 74. 27.—The Queen has been to approve of Mt. Ifirity l'huurrrin as Consul at loatrs.il fur his 31 ijesty the Karig of !Lauver. wAturtner, JAN. U. Ir. %ft. of Colo-4.luM. J.l. J...., from I M Dray,. to be br rU r Ili 1. . -hose rot wOs IA onmorrad .5 Mr I. .i... .1 at. 0 te.— le•iet..qttor. P. Moony from the Melt t be telst.. ore, ince tbut.04.... who rethoite. VII:. Pee, —Ea.. IL P. iron et F. to ow., by par. I•e•t &ft.& V. • taw J. W. D. About to be it. to., witbuot low., Wee &tip, Jev.; •sr~ J. Cabana is be es.., • about pot., vim 144. 3al FS-Line. S. W. beaters Vs b re;st., put., nee WrilerN et Ton.; l.r. P. J. It u sue Wbe lute.. pur.. eke WO. L 1. b. Ilatueut.o TrLarxo, Isom Llut Y., to be ens.. Tice Nebr. r:b - 1 0 7:i.es. W. O. Ilmbar is be hest, b 7 put.. C., Dalai**, wbo r feam ter t...p late [`worsen tAre ti lo be WllO t th :S. t. ti. L. IL litthilkLlST to be i t s Pr. sot %O.) rem; too. A. Illammocu to to hp t we- stn ta,o. *1 V. -tet.L.a. 6.-p vent-, to be sopa.. vim J. II Lb.., • • wasb. L-1..1. 10. A. t trot.. to be rapt , by par., eke, W abort *, tit ...tie.; Do. X. It,. "I 110 t I. te.. by par., she. MO*. Stmt.-21.j , 114 set h/ hose the MC it 11111111 of sheasilt Ito I .;0.4 te 11• Te old It • oopotaleork ; Capt. Y.. to be mtite• is the army. Ito tows.-1 be t aroaon 0..t0e. of Loat. Weave% of the 70th I. 1re.... ere 1be1vr40,"..0.1 not "limns Ahab *I," rs per. elsooly *No* twrter: ottom.oter, SAL It L tr. WAT.thqt. 'Jest r. W. OUT to be ire. tape, eke Lo.rt I teat. V. r.%.0.r..0.. W I. Int Ika. , vim (IMF. rn.•.••4oj. P. tug. to b 1bri.L.411.11, •ile Hyde, net. es 4 e. P.l s• eto be last., tee Flab. PIM 1/410. L 11 .ii...v•15.• IT TO kl,fte.p t.. wee Catiaie , Seal4at. J. U. httu t t Int heat., eke Oat bye, le a —The let , n 1 Me pr. , w.sert:t i Te sederstestiased h.. kW% Wend to 14.4 Jae., 1151: See 0..1 Capt. C. W. taet, Net Liar F. T. 1% BANKRUPTCY ANNCLLED.. irsutav LTAN, B.alhery, Oxfordbhist, irosmooger, fi BU edtcs Oyu. awl k'r K ß ia R Daecom Wateote, Old titv, Russia brokers. latt.tnien lettica, hissitste. PHILIP PistAurs, Caseload, Lincolnshire, brewer. Josisn 811101:SWELL, 01.1 Broil -street, City, merehant. haunue II tlialmte, Entb-sin,t, Snlio-mi., ironmonger. lb.esiir 11 %antes, Farnham, Surrey, ttrucer. 1114.11111:0 1141,LINIU. jun., Ilerefurd, gruCer. (111141. t. %% tuue , Coventry', irnetr. Nat'l. Munro', Waball, Stulrordshire, chemist sad dr Yti. "t• romp Nairmax, Wischconsh, inlet Ws wait CowLu Brew Gloact.ter, hammed new, TioICA% eneritaunast, West Dark with, Limo Whirs, wan ►nr► and earn traenitant. (Shuman Camoriaan, Manchester, plasterer. Proireu sIicauEsTRATIONS. 1 4in 1011111•. R.l.lttturgh. hat mumfretu.nr. J.sllll MAXI. Airdrk, 414tiilcr. U . ; It Or LS 01.11111.-Ifrrnffn r fir thy week elbil.f J. IS. 11161. owl 1.4 e, WWI ..... .r•.Mu stim4.li• Gall Colo labl polies 11.310111 34376 aJeLklb siAwol o• I. 11 Lam. • • • 1 .• .41 4 , 1 A., to • • .wtsL buy . • .e. eed 4. 1 . 11 Aar., 47.x.1:1 . . 1:41 , 7 ► a.:4".s 7 waanistiv. 4 = l. = ale 4 New h741.1M1 Mid aml Wait dub ha b.i.v. 1 11. 11 A Lin A LI.. fltlefchawr ' 7 %MAR. The average price of sugar, the pr.nluce of It* Ortu.;i is Am, ries, tontputed frnm the "Inc' Isiah ,n the 'reek embed the 27th January, 1202, ted. 5.., ,e. the produce of the Meurittus, nn return. %nu: the pr UP, nf the iKast 22.. Nid. The wean nth. .a the too fureguing descriptions of sugar, Putfl7, -.Sis 4 "lrts MOM TttE CAI'E or Gate 1111VC to the . ". 1 + r' ado r (so tent slay later than previous dates) h.t , 6. u 'veil. There was no intelligence of imports 4,, ec bora the trouti. r, the troops not having made any turd re. al. meats against the Katlirs since the ...el.. From the Orange River sovereignty "it ' lI I' Ly" Lad arrived that Pr. taring had been sacs...U.l by a peraon named Jacobs, who WWI al kdied diviertl..l towards British interests. illomesh "I not .1 sieved war, but it was apprehended he was only 14 ' 1 ' 4 4 a favourable opportunity. The letters from Natal mos 4,an •to the 21 th of November. Improvements at w, rs rapidly progressing, and some substantial [alit stores had been constructed. T ra d ers from the [alit roun.ry reported that 20,000 of Pm Panda's people kAd started on as expedition &pantile the Makatires. THE STRIKE. Yesterday the executive council of the Amalga- 1 mated Society of Eogineere, &e., held a special sitting to consider the steps necessary to be taken in consequence of a document, developing the intentions of the employers with respect to the strike, having come intstbeir possession, and in which • number of measures of kg-defence and self-vindication by the employers were suggested for adop tion. The council adopted • torm of answer in which they protested against the recommendations of the employers, declared their determination to continue their resistance, sad appealed to the public to support them is the contest. BRIGHTON. An address "from the unskilled labourers of Brighton, to those of the same elms in London, Manchester, Birming ham, sad elsewhere, now throws out of employment through the conduct of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers," has been issued. The Brighton Well say :—" Fellow Work vaen,—lt is with considerable regret that we hear of the position you have placed yourselves in on the present occa sion, relative to employer sad employed —we mean your having placed yourselves under the protection of the Amid gamated Society, instead of comb. boldly before the public for yourselves ; well knowing, as we do by past experience, that the society is the groatmit evil we have to contend with is the way of getting a living by tarrying our labour to the hest market; • right they claim for thhew, and deny to every other slam of society. Bret. as ftding fault when as moor • masking was* hoett Nitta to parties It lemoblo, allow as to give you our opinion so to what would have been (and we believe still is) the best course for you to purses in your present position. In the first place, you ought to form yourselves into • body : choose the molt intelligent among you, send them to the em ployers to induce them, if possible, to open their shops on the same terms as before ; and if you succeed, every man of you eater immediately, take the best job offrred to you, and prove to the Amalgamated Society and the world that you are as useful a class of men as they. if a fair mar ket and no monopoly were allowed. If you do not succeed in this, appeal to the public for yourselves, and not through the Amalgamated Society. The public (as far as we can judge) do sympathise with you, and no doubt you would get sufficient support to enable you to live until the dispute is settled. You might also rely on the support of a large portion of the press. Now for a few words as to the jus tice of the strike. What is it that these men pretend to want? and what is it they really want ? la the that place, they pretend to du away with piece-work and over time. As to the first of these questions, we will admit it to be an evil. But what does it arise out of most ? The desire of the employer to grind down the men, or the avaricious desire of some men to get more money than their fellow man ? We believe the latter. And as regards Off 1 , 411110, is it not a notorious fact that the employer gets more work done, for the tame money, when melt work short -time, than he does when they work over-time?—and are they not aware of it? But should an employer have more work than his machinery ern do in ten hours per day, (and he is frequently limited for room, end money to get machinery with.) what right has any society to say to him, ' you shell not do that work, or you shall pay such a price for it as will make you lose money by it,' unless they guarantee him full employ for the machinery, at ten hours per day, with set profits, as well as set wages? Do they target that there is competi tion amongst employers, as well as employee? But to reason this way is to suppose that they are sincere, when they say their object is to remeny thee. things,—for, how ever they may attempt to deceive the public on this point, they will have some trouble to deceive the machine men of Brightoo ; we know, front experience, their real object is to monopolise the trade to their members, and their members do not hesitate to boast of it to this day. To conclude. These are the men who denounce the law of primogeniture as pernicious and unjust, while their society is framed to uphold it. These are the men who are the advocates of free trade, so lung as their own is not brought into the market. These ere the men who are supporters of equal rights and equal laws, but deny the right of any man to aspire to the level of themselves. And it is from these facts—facts that we have learnt from bitter experience —that we. the machine-men and labourers of Brighton, have resolved to 11 , 1111 ourselves into a soci, ty, having bar its object the support of every man's right to work at that trade for which his genies or his talent fits him; but in consequence of the tyrannical con duct of the members of the Amalgamated Society, that right has been hitherto denied them. And if the machine men and labourers of other towns are prepared to second us in our endeavours, we shall, in a short time, be able to bid defiance to those who are attempting to exclude men from the highest branches of the trade who are better able to work at it than many of themselves. REPEAL OF THE DUTY ON POST HORSES 1 6 1 .46 " Anberg, _sad last Ile lle le I le I. l 3 13 IN 101 10, 20 1. Ai lie CC 413 11!r. -. 1!Io - i7. i Cbse. Jim. We MAW.' ISO Mold sod Imise HI 4 144 IS 141 4 ssl fiWylki;gl sad Wirt Jew.. 'l.ftedto. 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W. lila) De. tiaras - o — erniDi . Do. Now Alrerlin Milos iamb Ibis. Tedmaiihi4o; Maw Diewillar ilkurdiseanDolibisit. !Woodard ord Widmer!. and Do. do. Ratiramae. . Do.O.N.E.Purchase dart sad North Multaxe if 7 7$ 911 1134 113! 2 2 734 4 26 1 11 7f 7 AY 7 ti " 23304 Ssil Si 2 dim 1 .3 17 71 S 41 41 die iil iie d 3 3 dis 6 7i ;I : I Cr 4 dii par .41 161 14 14 11 9 I 9 6 4 4 4 Ss Os 13 IS II 74 16 II IS IS S As SS 201 fei SO Si Si Als Is 4 IS ons 31 1 " 3 "7 31 us 4 3 „ 114 31 LIKES LEASED AT map RIM LC 884 801,Bitmasettatototwor4lo coltalutypd.,oemtbetew mom m .to tit W. 104 aol Ditto wi l thout a 'Nem ee 244 806 , 11emed to (IreatWeelerw' 164 2t6 81.4 104 Stem.. Woiv..aild Duttlell eallodulyptoet *abeam , (lowed 61 Om b witboutsewa reWestern . 99 SO $O4 801 Da rsowe I Ileum' to t6teet W ewers 33 11 I/4 176 HockleghomAire (Weed to Lomb-eat N. 41 wan, 174 16 30 30 plod.:. Junzboa (Wowed to (led noon 49 14 11 SI SeetLtaeolooh.guar Op. Cl. (bred In Ut. Nurtuerni 13 384 iS 11. 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Mire& 111111041111ftiliftSittlEr St $0 St. 100 MUM allammowt (144444 . ft DMA 171448184.6. 91 IN WARR& 7 11 4ls ' / I/ hi li i II I dm 14 It Pa' II die 4 d FOREIGN RA 10 to : 1 0 10 I , lloteedue Amine entre Prance (Vtersee. 10 4 INdeli Menials . 10 Ie died I Indiaa resifts:a . _ 11 41 14.. 10 13 I.lesteatnure le 10 DO. (litilrae) 131 171 dada Anux44... le II Do. do. New 119 Ift Nueur sad Liege 10 Nrrlhera canine* . 10 II Otieede 110rdeass 10 0 Pens and Liam 31 11 Para and Nowa 10 14 PIMA 410 i 0‘,....he,r, tO 1. 140004 and II .re 11 to Neabre and 11,114 .„ 11 IT Tour* and Nand* .„ IA 11, Wee 1144.1“... Pe I I 19 i k e 3 x d 1134 141 i 1 1". f die it SO/ I 10f LS/ 8 / S 14 4. II 7 Si SI I !I 20 i 1 211 1 117 6 7i 104 2 131 II 3 41 I I Ls ILWATIL II Ili 113 13 ii, 1 { pm at 4 - '1 1 .i 2 llle 4i 1 4 g IS 1111 VA I As 111 ►M 4 SI dif 14 A MARTYR TN TIM 19TIII CENTl * lll%—intelligence has just reached Mash rdans that M. ticlicaller, a young Dutch catholic missionary in Cochin Chute, has been put to death for preaching Christianity. lle was denounced by the mandarins, arrest e d, bound hand and foot, conveyed to the capital, Hof Fo, and condemed to death by a sort of jadieial mrnMilt‘illll. Ile wee hanged on a ye' lofty gib bet. More than 10,000 troop. attended the execution, to prevent any homily demonstration no the part of the mums lOW Christiana of Hue Fo. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1852. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocw. The English stock market opened with a quiet appearance this mulling, prices being quoted the same as at the close of business yesterday; but some rather heavy sellers of Consols soon appeared, and a further reduction. in quotations was established. With the conclusion of those operations, however, the 'market has assumed a steadier appear ance, and quotations are now supported at yester day's range. A dull feeling is generally induced by the position of French affairs, and this is further ag gravated by the prevalent disposition of speculators to abstain from active operations till the session of parliament has opened. Consols were first bought by the government bro ker at 901, then sold at 1, and are now quoted 961 to Z both for money and the 10th February. The official report includes;: Three per Cent. Consols, 961, 7. ; ditto for account, 961,1, ; Long Acouities, 7. Sout Sea Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, 95Z. India Stock for account, 201. Bank Stock, 2161. Exchequer Bills continue in demand, in the general indisposition to seek for investment in the public fends, and the quotation to-day has again risen ls. being now 595. to 625. premium. India Paola 14ivis been transacted at 70s. to 72a. premium. The settling chiefly occupies attention is the fo reign Bond market, and prices only show t boo , tional change. Spanish Bonds are rather firmer, the Actives marking 231. Mexicans opened a shade weaker, but have since rallied to 31, being the top price of yesterday. Generidly.the business has been of an ordinary character. The sales include: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 91. Belgian Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 911. Danish Five per Cents., 1021. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 38 , 1. Equa dor Bonds, 31. French Four-and-a-lialf per Cent. Iterates, 89f. (exchange, 23E 25c.) Mexican Bonds, 301, 31; ditto for Account, Feb. 13th, 301, 31. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 931. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1001. Sardinian Five per Cents., 881, 88. Spanish Actives, 221; ditto for Account, 231; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 171. 18. The extreme rates at which bargains have been concluded in the more speculative descriptions of foreign stocks during the account now about to ex pire are subjoined: Highest. Lowest Mexican Bonds 3l 29 Peruvian Five per Cents. ' 1819 941 93 Sardinian Five per Cent Bonds 91 87 Spanish Active I)u., Old Three per Cent 42 40 1)o., New Deferred Three per Cent lBl 171 Business in this department dunng the fortnight has been mainly confined to Mexican and Spanish. In this former, the fluctuation has been altogether in the nature of a rise, but Spanish stocks have not maintained the late advance. Sardinian Bonds have shown some weakness. In Peruvian little has been done, and the price has been firmly supported. Ihr.iness in American stocks this week has been rather quiet, and prices remain as last reported. The subjoined table 'bows the extreme prices at which busman has been done in the principal rail way stocks daring the account now closing : Aul Hialiest. Lowest. .... 1 ..... t .a mi. isi . 7 . ill ~~~: 7 407ti;i7 !!5....-•. ! Ino limit Western s7 100 Lancashire sad Yarkreille 100 Loa d^ hrlalstra, and 240111th CONK SI 160 Indus end NarthWeatera 160 besdnnarsd Ponnh . %%atom IN Illeurbestar..hattleid, a 1 Lineniwsnies 83 lUD Plioll4nd 171 North Stailardshlre 9 96 Sa nom/ tamers _ , ... __ ... .. .... . ie 30 Toriisad timo7il111174 The transactions in this market have not bon remarkable for extent, but some particular dsserip done have been pretty freely dealt to, and in theme the fluctuation has been more considerable. The pas fluctuation in some cases amounts to 12 per Bent. On the whole the tendency of prices has been downward, but the decline is not marked. As com pered with the rates of last fortnight, Great Westerns aIIOW a decline of 1.35., Midlands, 1/. ; York and North Midlands, IL ; South Eastern*, 7s. 6d.; Cato donians, 10e.; North Westerns and Berwicks, Its. On the other hand South Westerns have risen 235.; Brightons, IL ; and Lancashire and Yorkshires, 6s. The bullion and specie brought in last week by the West India steamer Clyde were sold to-day. Bar silver sold at ss. Old. per oz., being a reduction of id. ; ditto, holding gold, 6s. Old. Dollars were un changed at 4s. 100. per oz. With the conclusion of these sales the market is now firm. Columbian doubloons ruled at 31.185. to 3/. 18e. 3d., and Spanish toubloone were nominally quoted at 31. 18s. 3d. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to .his day, are as follows: . • 1852. 1851. London and NorthWeatern £38,915 .... £38,752 Midland Lincashire awl Yorkshire 15,3.2 .... 13,424 London and South Western 8,766 .... 8,038 London and Brighton Great Western South Eastern York and North Midland Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,668 .... 13,142 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,489 .... 1,472 Great Northern 10,364 .... 7,337 Leeds Northern S79 .... 790 North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Manchester, South Junc tion, and Altrincliain 476 .... 379 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 6,177 .... 5,663 Shropshire Union 490 .... 380 Liverpool, Crosby, and South port Shrewsbury and Birmingtuun 519 .... 539 Cheater and Holyhead Kendal and Windermere Eastern Counties and Norfolk 13,448 .... 13,311 East Anglian - - Total £182,277 £170,976 The market for foreign exchange this afternoon has been tolerably well supplied with bills, and prices have not varied materially from those of last post. The rates negotiated are as follows Iliso. Pries* negotiated. From To Anieterdias pewit llbort 1141715 t..... lid. Mete. Ditto ikatardiun liasobtua and Altai., „ lama. 19 add. Venal lol4cb. Vraidtfurt-ae-the-Maloaper tiO „ 1241 lar. ...10f1. Ike. Vienna per t „ 1:0..3 Sr. ... 11 fl 41kr. Trieste Jensen, Brume!' Ghent „ „ 610.4144 ... Mfr. 43e. Paris„ abort 13fr. 23c. ... 164. 300. limo .......... Havre . &Admix.... " l5O. 4214 ... 33fr.47,4. Lyon* laiseeilice ,, „ 330. 424 e. ... 251 r. 4 7 4 e. Genoa Flneeses Leghorn ......... Pale A. per dual „ S 4 peace .. 494 semi rmo per amiss „ 121 , 1 tones ... 1101 pence Heroine Madrid per dollar „ ioi imiwe ... 491 pence Culls „ ~ 491 pew ... 00 tram Malaga . Gibraltar &erns -. „ " 401 pence ... 4 U pore Barorkaa. „ 491 pr bre ... 491 penes Liaboe pet rare? „ 04 !waft . . 12 penes otorto " 324 yu.ve ... 3 penes 04. Petea oll7 ll ... • Per re „ 37 mace ... 37 prose KNOLII3II IFV:4II6.—ToP, PAT. Rank StP.L. 11611 loort, Aialooltles. 7 3 me 4'l. Ualuneo 971 1 16.116 5t. , ..4, 210 61 .{1...• I t Cotomalt. !WI I DIU° 14,14 1.e4.61/.. 0..71.. 'Fitt° for Acet .t. 4 I Excltwour Italia. 'AWN. kik 614. 31 44:r Ut. C.'"6.14. p 66 4 rontion rt , ,i 119. 41 per 11. 11e186464. 01 3 3 'for 11. Meilean. 301 11 ~ pot ,:t. Illomlt.m. 4 5 Do. how. 62 4 6 Wl F lt i . l , L l ,l ;i . ere.. "" ril; 3 4 l l 4l , t yrs 11. !Wows.. Arr... 49 51 1 per CI. Porltipte..., 11 .t lee 1:1. 126116 n. 101 1 , 3 '. 14, Ct. 1tt0...11.n. 111 14 3ye 9.. 1761,66 ..3 3 II per It. 10.1 in. 1 , 011 3 pt.. 4 i kalis4l. 74 76 6 Pa Ct. .1001011. A.. , .....„ 1114 1. per et. 166.e1, 76 '6l ]1..r18. 5pm.1.... 461 1 4 pW 4.1. 1 / 4 1te.34.1/0 VI P... 1 . 4.50ve. 61 1 6.6.164.1i .d.. 21 Per et. Versa.se4a. 1 4 37 1 pee CL ttuz. , 140. 1 , ..7erre11. 121 131 ipausat..iii tow. THIS DAY, Noow. Coarse of Wind, tltryarth cp. Mind. IRMO al the Weather. N.W. tintie 1.4 T. The retarna from the following planes did not reach thi. *Mee in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore Indicate the Mato of the weather ea Wednesday morning at .le o'clock. Ltrstaca CAILVAI Itun.uncua ....„ W. WAITIBT Csba 11.'d Wind Uvula wars I Cal= Cleanest Partially Matt •wally titai.it FM, DRILLING THE POLICE.—The commissioners of police have issued an order that the police are to undergo a severe course of infantry drill, previously to going through musketry and other ea• relics, the same es the troops of the line. They were to commence yesterday. TIDE GLAOGOW SCREW STEAMER, whose return to Glasgow we noticed yesterday, had severe weather and strong head winds from the tune she left till Tuesday, the 20th Inst., when the the storm increased to a perfect hur ricane. About 6.30 on that evening the ship was struck on the starboard quarter by a tremendous sea, which swept the decks from stem to stern, carrying away a large portion of the bulwarks, the captain's deekroom, the wheelhouse, part of the deckhouse, two of the 'meta, and destroying the other two. At the same I moment a tremendous body of water daahed down into the saloon, filling it to the depth of three feet ; the after part of the ship was for a mono lit or two completely undo r water, and every one gave themselves up fur ; but the engines did their duty nohly, and the ship again rose to the surface. In this fearful crash Mr. Ituherteon, the • cord tnate, son of Mr. Robertson, collector of the barony poor rates, and a very prundaing young tinker, was swept from the deck and dreamt'. The first mate, third mate, the carpenter, and three of the crew, were severely injured and disabled; and, under the circumstances, Captain Stewart, although he had performed 1,460 miles of his passage, de ternimed to return to Glasgow as soon as he was able to lay to ; but the gale cord hued with such intensity that the ship could not be put about till the follow ing afternoon. It wan at one time feared that the were destroyed, for they had been dashed front the binnacle; hut fortunately they were capable of blotto repaired and again adjusted. The hull of the ship was uranium], for shoot tile uo water, sad the cnginu and performed admirably. 21 Abirdmi . 11 10 Galadeolre /GO II Moor sod Holyheo4 lflg ell Uerlyz i t a nad Abor i.it.mtaik it liastAiglse(llLlo.)6p.M 21 6: KmetersOasatio Later f pr Ct No. 1 41 Ditto do. Ns. t I$ Uo. New 4 per O PM. sine\ 11 30 6soLUalos,ereurgu.6o)( • 7 liallatourgi, Yana, and; Diodes, be pas I...tat I 1 II; Gnat ambers& per Veal 1 Is Do.llgoLll444~MrSerip' .41 Walln(1)111ria 7 4 lAaarettfrel34444a g 1 GS , U.S per Om& 1 1 1•43 . I.* Laud , " IMOLA Cow it m i n e s/1 .... 100 Do. New Guar. 4 pre 04•4 143 II Ueda, * 21.4rasmOse.k , Pluroestaa) 3 per Orat f LawrlnaauthWertsra New II 1.3 klaa•Mietr*Lhualsa.Nol 11 Is Ds. Kew Sill ... II3 3 Da. SG • . .. , ; 100 1 11310•40risearl&B.4401 1 S Dins Fmkows• 20 Marla lialmode .. 1 ", 13 S I U4.oeirsoludh pleat , 44 1 Nat 111214141_ .. ... ... • DUN. weissw. sad SlS.Sprr O $ 11.2•100.11110r Walver o.NfrGoos. 111 IS lbeollo.*Chadei(Nat.W. Illa.) 11 per Cost... ti Meth Demi 17 York. Nowastitch 641; , 131.Nurta of Cumquats lll 5 fatra latto I 3 10 Ireek*N.llo.l.lL4lol.l;urei 1 ANL) CARRIAGES. Tills DAY. A meeting was held this day at the London Tavern of the committee appointed by the poet horse and carriage proprietors, fur the purpose of adopting measure* to effect • repeal of the above tax. Several communications were made from which it appeared that there was every dismal& than on the part of the whole body to adopt the most prompt and energetic measures. After some diecussion as to the best mode of proceeding it was ultimately agreed that peti tions from every borough in the kingdom .liould be pew sented forthwith, praying the legislature for the immediate repeal of this impost. ANNITISSART OF THE DEATtI OF KING CDABLZS inn FISST.—This morning the four gates of the Royal Exchange *ere closed and crowded with gazer., and the mercSants were note little annoyed by seeing the following placard, emanating from the beadles or the Gresham Com mittee King Charles's Martyrdom—The gates of the Royal Exchange will remain closed until twelve o'clock this day." TUE GCARD•KRITS AND THE HONE DEFENCES.- Orders have been received at the several oxtports to render the guard-ships fit fur active sea service. The dockyard. are to get the a it•ctores for each chip made complete and kept separate from other stores, that they may be ready at the shortest notice.—Mereitig herald. TUE I'OLTPIIEMUS STEAM SLOOP, NOW READY AT I WOOLWICH. II °fared to be taken to Sheeran, where ship will be stationed ea an advanced war-steamer : and all the vessels ready fur service at the various porta are to be fitted with their guns on boned and to be kept in tuck a state of efficiency as to be ready for service, if manned or onnunisaiunsd, on the shortest notice. DUTCII RHENISH RAILWAY. The adjourned general meeting of this company waa held at Amsterdam on the 26th inst. The objects of the Inaction were to au thorise the directors to conclude an agreement with the government of llolland for securing the extension of this railway to its juaztion with the Prussian line on the one hand, and on the other with the port of Rotterdam, as weU as to narrow the gauge nn the ezisting line between Amsterdam and Arnheins. To attain these objects the go verment of Holland undertakis to make a grant of one million of guilders (about 141,000 . .) to the company, and likewise to defray the charge for interest at t►e rate of 6 per rent. per annum upon the estimated amount required for the construction of the line to Rotterdam until suck time as the whale line shall be open her traffic. Resolutions were unanimeuily adopted approving of this egreensent, which now wily requires the formal unction of the Cham bers to render it effective. The Pruseisn part of the jams lion line is already being staked out, and a large tingle will be forthcoming a hen the line is ready (rein the 'Vannes coalfield now being opened out near the point ;dike junc tion. STOUR VALLEY HAILWAY.—The Board of Trade I has, it is stated, again interfertd to 4srevant the opening of this line for another month, iu consequence of the unsettled position of the too companies. The restriction has reference only to passenger.. and measures are being adopted Imme diately to open it partially tor the conveyance of mer ehandise. DEMONSTRATION or TYNE SEAMEN.—There Wits a formidable demonstration of Tyne seamen on Tue.elay, at Shai Ida, wore 2,000 of them parading the streets with bands and banners during the day, with the mural spreehi- , frog at night. The day was, in tact, the a n n iv e r sar y of the strike of teat year, when the Board of Trade and Mr. lAbouchme, by the pertinacity of the 1104011.11, were obliged to come to term., modify some of the obnoxious clause. of the Mercantile Marine Act, and abolish the mutter roll as I • compulsory payment. The men are at present in receipt of 41. 104. per London voyage, and 3/. per mouth and small storee in the B Blur , North Sea, and %Alb rrahean trades; I and as the owners err able and %Ming to pay this rate there seems little fear of mi.ehief. MATCRAL U.ta.—The stream of natural gaa on Chat Mow, near Manchester, is still an at lant that it nerves to heat the boilers and work the engine and thrash.' ing-maehine at Messrs. Evans' farm, which is situated about fifty yards from the place wh i re it limn, from the earth. The in...ince on the buildings has been changed to suit it to this novel kind of fuel. Mr. J. W. TURNEK . 4 l'irrunKii, which he has be quitsthe.l to the nation, will. by hi• Own express directions, l publicly exhibited at his late rcsidenee in QUI,VII Anne atrtet, as boon as arrangernenta can he made for the purpme. His executors hope to he ab:e to areciniplish this during the ensuing sesuion. The country will thus have an opportunity of seeing at an early period what a noble bequest has been made inks favour.—Art Juurnal. BAIL WA YS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Thii t 4it tling•day in the share market, and the ilealliquilat ion of balances is in metres of arrange. ment. rue feeling of the market throughout the day has been decidedly fiat, and in most cares a re duction in quotations has been conceded by esllers. Midlands, Caledonians, and Lancashire and York shires show a rather sensible decline. It may be I noticed, however, that at the present moment rather more steadiness is apparent. French shares are quiet, bet steady. SHAW AND sro 3411 infeIIAIIANTITD• TNtn q. I. tads, up to I pah, 9 q 4 7 MINES. THIS DAY. Two o•Ctocw. A fair amount of business has been transacted in the gold mining shares in the Stock Exchange to day, and generally tho market is better. Agua Frias have met with some rather heavy purchases, and Anglo-Californians, Nouveau Mondes, and West Mariposas, are also firmer. Apia Friaa arc quoted 2; to 2; prem.; Australasian, to 1 prem.; British Australian and Auriferous (.4e, each par to ; prem. ; Australian Freehold, par to I prem. ; Colonial Gold, to 3 prem.; Port Philip, to prem. (Awing barium Prieto does yeiterday. ma y. 2 1 1 ~. 1 10s. 20 20 1 60 y.. ..+. Australian I 6 Ave Maria I 1 tikenerson Iran and Osull an - • ~~%rte" ... 1 iihm - iissiiitiT.:l7.7. . i 'll/1114 Auspolia GM ... ail U Beene. Dep. (Da. ill AL ilai 30 De. Guarneri Onlle „. se 20 D . G. Mang Don. U .. • Garr* ............ it 3 lane. Ds Arran Caw 2 1 r i , ----.----.........1 . IT. 3 LilikirmeiG: at 19 • 9 l i t 1 Warm Um* 1 i Iv o . 7 Praterso raGelie - lOl 4 3 'Tr Croft ......... all 7 1 9 10 I United Mal an g ..... I 1 11 Mat Mariner ...........» 1 Ohs per I 1 MI 0• 111, 33 34 4_ 6_ P S I 4 PUBLIC SALES. JAN. 28.—8 y Mr. GADSDEN, at the Mart.—Three• sevenths of one quarter of a King's share in the New River Waterworks; the dividend on these shares of a share pro duces about 901. per annum—sold for 1,6001. Freehold residence, pleasuic grounds, and land, in the pariah of Barham, near Canterbury, called "The Shrub bery " containing in the whole 61 acres—knocked down for 1,3301. Three copyhold cottages, Ingatestone, Essex, let for 301. per annum, free from lines-1201. Eleven hundred shares in the Wheal Grenville Copper and Tin Mine, near Cambernc, Cornwall, were offered for sale, of which 850 were told at 16i. per share. By Mr. HAMMOND, at the Mart—A freehold ground rent of 20/. per annum, secured upon premises, known u the Lord Nelson, Buroue•street, Commercial-road-cut-- A freehold ground rent of 131. per annum, secured upon six houses, Nos. 5 to 10, Burosse-street-360L A freehold ground rent of 51 s per annum, secured upon two houses, Nos. 49 and 41, Buroese.street—l4sl. A freehold ground rent of 81. per annum, secured upon three other houses, Burosse-street--1651. By Messrs. Hexer llamas and Sox, at °areaway's.— Lease and goodwill of the " Van Tromp " wine and spirit vaults, corner of Church-street and Tymen-street, Bethnal green-road, held for 321 years at 751. per annum, of which • portion is let off for 20/.-1,9051. JAS. 29.-8 y Messrs. Torrtx and Co., at the Mart.— Three houses, Nos. 1,2, and 3, Devonshire-terrace,Queen's road, Peckham, producing 1191. per annum, held for 95 years at 234-1,1804 Four houses, Nos. 4 to 7, Devonshire-terrace, producing 1,571. per annum, held for 95 years at 261.-1,490/: Seven houses, Nos. 1 to 7, Queen's-terrace, Bath-road, estimated to produce 2101. per annum, held far 95 years at 361. 155.-1,9301. Two semi-detached residences, Noe. 7 and 8, Northamp ton-park, Canonbury, let for 711. 6s. per annum, held fur 74 years unexpired, free from ground rent-1,2601. Leasehold residence and premises. No. 3, Orange-road, Daiston, let for 321. per annum, held for 67 years unexpired at V. 10s.-3401. Another residence, No. 4, Grange-road, let for 311., held as pr e ling-3401. By Messrs. Pane and CAMERON, at Garraway's.—The absolute reversion to one-third part of 1.9521. lc Gd. ster ling, secured by mortgage, receivable at death of a lady aged 60, subject to an annual payment of 401. during the life of a gentleman now aged 70-130 f. LOCAL BBARB MARKET& Ltvearoor., sae. 29.—The share market has been rather flat today, and our quotations are a shade lower than yesterday, notwithstanding that this is the first day of the new account.: East Lancashire, 151— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 64 I—London and North Western, 1151 — Ditto (New Quarters), 3 21 prem.—Ditto (fifth shares), 21 pm. —Manehester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 311—Ditto (Quarter shares, 1-71 till 1853), 111—Ditto (preference shares), 121—Ditto (61. new preference), 9-16 c. p.—Mid laud, 651 j 1 I—South Eastern and Dover, 201 11 — Dutch Rhenish, 41 11. MANCHEATIR, J. 29.—Prices have given way, though nut till towards noon, and the market closes decidedly weaker. Leeds, 62, 611—Midlanda, 6.sl—Sheffield, 311 f —Dovers, 201—East Lancashire, 1.5 1.5-16—York and North Midland, 215—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 251—Birken , head (221. stock), 71 c. d. Butitisionsat, Jan. 29.—Our market remained steady to day, at yesterday's quotations. The following trans actions were reported on 'Change : Shropshire Unions at 31 dis. ; South Staffords at 11 dis. ; Birmingham Canals, at 951 ; and Shropshire Banks, at 10. Leers, Jax. 29.—We have had an improved market this morning, with advancing prices, though the transac tions were nearly all act down for account middle of Febru ary. Lancashire and Yorkshires were done at 621; Cale donians, at l 61; Leeds and Bradfords, at 100 es div. ; York and North Midlands, at 211 ; Sheffield, Rotherham and Goole+, at 201 ; North Westerns, at 121. lls. 3d. dis. ; and Reeth Mines, at 211. EIItIBTOL, Jars. 29.—We had a better market to-day, and more busioess transacted. Bristol and Exeter Stock was dune at &5 ; and Great Western Original Shares at 861. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY. JAN. 30, 18.52. The State of Um Weather at oath of th. following places at Nine o'clock yesteniay saorniag. Tho stations art &mated is order of latitude. Slake of Flom C•ww w ,,Z i einagth w," a Mato of Weather . ---- -- -- rim...rot ...—........ I.E. Strum Orem Raia limms Cala Claudial orrouaerrain . K. Strong moue Porgy tomorrows ..... intu so mow n a aaN WWII C.I aw.loor Snoop 4• 4 , rAMAIBIPTIA C 41111111.1.6. Yoaroovro I. Calm 1.6 6117 • InLia LAD :111111 it....raxx I 10 20. :et (THREEPENCE COMMERCIAL ANA MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Beown..—The large public sales are goiug off steadily ; the result of the week shows a pretty general a d vance o f lid., with a large amount of business done; speculators who have been absent for a long time have been buyers of low quali ties and paid a small advance. Refined quoted steady, at last week's prices ; grocery lumpy, 435. Ud. to 48s. The market rather bare of low descrittiooa. firices.—Pimento sold with spirit, at a shade higher prices, 4d. to 4&d. Pepper is quoted firm, but none olft.red in public sale. Nutmegs and Mace quoted the same as last week. Rice.—This article has been in good demand during the week, and the extreme prices of la,t saek have been paid. Comer..—The market has been dull during the week, and in public sale to-day a decline of fully 63. has been ea tabliabed. 1,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold 38s. to 38s. 6d. ; one lot, 395. Costa ltica sold ls. to 2s. dee ine, but the qualities were nut gooil. Tea.—The market hu been steady, but the amount of business done has not been large. Cocoa.—An advance of about 641. has been paid on Tri nidad in public sale this week, Seturra.—lturn hu been held for full '•rice', and the market has a very firm appearance. Brandy steady. English spirits have been advanced 3d. SALTPISTRE.-11olders have been firm, and prices sup ported, but the amount of busine,s done has been email. Comex.—A fair amount of butiuo,a done during the week, at very full prices. Iteutno steady, 14,500 chests declared for the next quar terly sale. ruurr.—Currant{: The demand continues very dull. but prices remain' firm. 130 packages were offered In public sale, and chiefly sold at 32... to 33.. for fine, and 265. 28s. for inferior. For otherdeuriptions of fruit the demand is limited. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, the delivery continues large, being about 400 casks a-clay. Prices arc as follows :—Towu Tal low, *is. nett cub; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. ; October to December (1842), 375. 3d. to 375. un or before the end of March, 36e. BOROUGII HOP MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a good, steady de mand (or all choice Hops, with a short supply on offer. ILIDES.—THIS DAY. LEADENTILLL.-5611m. to 6411,.., 141.; 61110. to 721 b,., 11d.; 721 M. to 8011 n., led. to 2d.; 891 M. to 8811 n.„ 2d. to 21d.; 881111. to 961 M., 21.1. 2ja.; 961 M. to 10411.., 21d.t0 U. Horse llides, 61. Cal e -skins light, 1.. to 2o fu11,64. to 5s 6.1. iiItaXONLMEY.-- Sheep Skins, polled. 6.. to 7s. 6d.; Dents, 60. 6d. to 6.. 3.1. ; 114 f-heeds, ...is. 01. to .; Downs, 3s. 10d. to 4.. 10d. COAL MARKET. —THIS DAY. Cowper's Halley,Gd. ; Eden Main, H a tton, End Braddyl, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Russell's 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Whitwell, 151. 9d. ; Walls End Kel loe, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Seymour Lecs, 15s. Gd.—Slups at market, 79. MARK-LANE. —THIS DAY. Our market was shortly supplied with English Wheat this morning, and the few parcels on sale realised the ad vance noted on Monday. Foreign Wheat w.is held with firmness, at former prices. Flour sold on quite u good terms as at the beginning of the witsk. There was no alteration in the value of any description of spring corn, the sale however was not brisk. ankleat.n 1N 10 LoN DON MON 26th JAN. to NM JAN. Ctrs. ENO& ticote.h. Utah. FOrtl,ll Wheat I 1240 I Berle, 1990 Oets 9.9 33Jd 1 910 &Flour, 1290 borre:s, 200 fucks; aft, 2,•.90 fire. Loomed AVl.OrA.—Wbeat, 41e. IL; RerlY, 304 4cL; OS% 194. 44.; Rye, O. 04.; beans, 20s. 44.; Feu 326.04 011'ENIAL AVEKAL.Y.R. Whesti Itir.e). l ow.. I Ryt. 1 Hr.. Paw 4 1 Dce. 20 ... ... '37. 74 16. 6 tag 34:27,. 44 29. lii 484 Id 27 ... ... 3741 26'260 3d l lB. 3.112 , 4 is lla 20 :Ita Od len. 3 ... ... 37. 24.16. 7.1,170 WI 240 114 . 13. 7 Ine 41 10 ... .. 3744 44 Mr 3d 47. 144,20 e Id 1.1. 90.25, Id 17 ... .. 334 3d 27.1 Id I% id l 27. 34 27. 114 28 .104 24 ... ... 139. 3d 27r 1011 194 26 27. IN 15# 34 211. Id 4 wefts' Agg. Aver. '37.110d 249.11851437. 114 200 Mt nN ' • ....-- 8 / 1 1111FIELD P.tAiIItET.—THIS DAY. - • ...4....-- 4. - ..... There is a good supply of Beasts, both as regards num ben and quality ; trade is very blow, and Monday's pried cannot be maintained, except fur a few choice Scuts. The number of Sheep is exceedingly small ; there is, however, considerable difficulty in deposing of them. Prices are about the name as on Monday last. The supply of Calves has considerably increased; prices have consequently fallen fully 2d. per 81b. Our foreign supply cimaibta of 344 Been, 460 Sheep, and 113 Calves. The number of Mitch Cows is 105. Per some of 8140. a. d. a. d 1 Per stone of tits. .. la. . neat rleota Ilemfunts 3 6 3 8 Best • Dua 6 !If.-taks. Ali ii 0 Dew Short-Moms o.nn,d quality kkaw 263 0 1 !10. ao. Shorn . ... 1 0 'l.n Pill. .. .. .• • ..„ ti.:, lin, & Drof.hrii 1 . . m..• at man e s. 975 ; obeel, m 1 Lambs. 2.110 . ; iilnia. 230: Pies. W. THE DEATHS ON BOARD THE HAMILLA MlT cu ELL.—Yesterday, Mr.Bedfunl resumed the inquest at the Marquis of Westminster, Belgrave-road, Pimlico, as to tho circumstance attending the sleuth of Henry Wade, aged 15, one of the crew of the liamilla Mitchell, Captain Holmes, oflllasgow, trading from Hartlepool to Hong Kong. CURIOUS DISCOVERY OF A ROBBERY.—A few years since, says the Siede, a robbery was committed in au apartment in the line St. llonorii, occupied by a M. de L—, an attache' to an embassy. Among the articles stolen, that which the owner must regretted was a snuff box, set with diamonds, a present from a foreign prince. That circumstance, and the intrinsic value of the article, were not, however, the only motives of regret for its loss. The box had a double bottom, which opened with a spring, and beneath which were concealed a note and a medallion. At the beginning of last week M. de L—, being at a sos ri,e in a diplomatic saloon, was thunderstruck at seeing the identical snulf-box in the hands of a distinguished personage. Ho approached the group of which this gentleman formed part and related the history of the snuff box. lie afterward. borrowed from the gentleman the box whieh he thought was his, and, as if by accident, let it fall. The snuff being thus thrown out, he touched the secret spring and produced the note and the medallion. The gentleman in whoee possession the box had fallen offered immediately to restore it to him who had so clearly shown himself to have been the original owner of it ; but the latter refused, being satisfied with recovering the valued objects which it contained. The gentlemen gave the name of the jeweller from whom he had purchased it, and, by the exer tions of the police, it has been traced in its various peregri e nations in Fiance and England, and the robber discovered. FATAL ACCIDENT TO ACROBATS.—A melancholy accident occurred on the 14th, at the Teatro Malibran of Venice, where a company of rope-dancers and tumblers have been for some time perforating. A human pyramid having been formed, consisting of three men upon one an other's shoulders, the man who carried them all began running about with his load, when his foot slipping, or catching somewhere, he lost his balance. In consequence of which the uppermost man fell, and had his brains dashed out upon the boards, and the second struck his breast so severely against the ground that his recovery was despaired of. The honor and confusion of tke scene may be ima gined. Both the victims of this accident are fathers of me merous families. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION RAIL WAY W %la.—The official manager of this company, Mr. Croysdill, sppeareil before Master Humphrey this day, and proceeded with his case against the directors. Mr. Badcl, one of the clerks of the Commercial Bank of London, proved the payment into the hank, during the year 1844, of sums of money amounting in the aggregate to about 2.5,0001., which was placed to the credit of tho com pany,and he also produced the clieque!drawn upon th e b an k by the directors, blesses. Carpenter, lease and Fisher, for various large sums, such as 12,000/., 1,2001., Ibis branch of the official manager's case is likely to occupy a considerable time. FRF.Ni If ItAILWATIL—The following are the last returng of the receipt. of the prinipal Pl, orb rallrc.)4 : Itor a.—Crow. Jan. IS to Jan. 24 : Pacccro,ers, 63,910 f.; rods. 9r,206r., total, 121', Inf. tl.ess.—hron. Jan. 18 to IL. 24: Pmeengen, 18,633 f.; gooey 43,A .3f.. total, 33.3nagez.—gr; , 03,14M. 13 to J.n. 19: Mooengerv, 39,3611.; goods. 64,3331.; total, 104,4141. 31337.....—Fr0m 13,1.13 to Jam II ; Mangey., 22,64 if. , good. 211.21 1 11. ; total . 43.0441. . Fl./10 Jas.3 wide. 14; Pm rngrro, 32,91 q.; !1,306; total, 37,419. •• • • • -- -•- 1.it;94. 7 7 , r41 . .1;;: II to Jos. 17 rasernAent, 131,9211; roods, 66,1111.; total, 241.31 f. [AdWertieetnenk.)---GRATIB WITII THE .. DIBrATCII." To, par nail n PTIAII,IIOIO wens tt.tu 111.4111IttoolOtIttleso•at of the Meat tabibitioe will take place on sundry nest, the lot of February. on *huh day el purama who wry din.potuntrd in remising • copy of tha higtoymtereato g oval document may secure it by giving • ra to the morn, natio In born and country. or by forwarding 11am to the t% m-drort. Chart allow. by diagram,. in di/tenon colours and at on. view, the numb rat perena who, daily. till , WIC a pert AI of Ire math% rend Ms 1114.1 Palace; the arnmet of money taken at the doors, and derived from iariour •ottrei ; and ~ t hey valustee It is nor • etint.ll with at, engrave+ View of the Building, and has hem pm; sred by Owl, war A litirdtner and J. Mack, of the Koval eappern grad min.'s, and mimed by permit...son of the Royal Coualuir•imem tbs • Weekly toteetch." In rovuvrqueDre or the espectill h y.mg% s.„; lax! dent nd, Ow the Chat t, ever not stove the enamour, fr.. on I .1 , j... wry, It "tram - 441r requested that all orders may basest Ig ., be earliest panties wad. ••• , • • esaaaa - too,ono too,ooo 18,000 20,000 60,000 11,060 2,000 100,000 10.000 6,000 11,060 12,009 70,000 fulno 3 .040 MAO *FANO 7.000 6,ei 0 10,174 1040,000