The Express. — London, England, 1848-01-03 00:00:00

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I eteory tem ee r ie elm e.. 4 . ut the recommendation of envernment, for alleviative the commercial victims of a small knot of scainr in Norwich Who live en- man wlinm she persists in de insting her tor d rdere Pa r. t it u o p n e d i t: ti t; i a , p t pe e ar t g s t t h h a e t s i h t u e d h r e o i ( be: , ed i i i d e e hi vlt al in a g n t a b e a m w h o n o l g e o o th f e li . e .e r t t i e m ut e . fi o d f g . b ea d c. -• I, zsa., ma'. 1 LAMM Folic, d . at, 1-. . deem° of the country, and reeteting confidence by dimounte and T. Plierrtilac advances upon epprneel emeriti.. Bombay ha. °seeped in a raaat . Mimi, e a-Lleuts•Oril. Lord ARTHUR LENNOX. M.P. wonderful manner tee consequence, of the fearful crisis at *me. fer, 07:111:3 1, , t o e i r m el b Y l a b le c .s o " f li t e c c Ona 4 m p th l t u ee n 'l i e n '' , i I h o i e f h t h t e h e d } iet u r b e t e ' fa i I . ' l in thls city. The plan is this : a letter. sometime, purporting Works whieh have fallen into her hands. three of Orfils, the ii- r• ev.Cueraveti-T. O. GRANGER. Km., M P. with the exception of one film, whieh Ma been under the necessity jam A5b10...• r. lege 31. D. Chariot earehroiltee. Eel, &II of suopeeding ite letyments, we 010 not hear that our tremetile cone rst T. AL It C ee..l, Km. Jehn Onroliote. Nee .je PtiMp P. Mee, g e e Aaron Aeter itheisinie. E.g. meetly have mffered loemo to any rerlous extent. Om market to be from weavers, at other times from comber, and various gteat mediul authority crheee testimony upon her teed tes Man Wee. , eat, Esq.. M.P. limey William Pownall, E.g. for Imports is not likely to be mach, if at all prejudicially affected by other trades, is written, painting in very psthetic terms the turned the Keane. of justice ngaiast her, have wet with her Itir James teruitehael, Bare the Intelligence received, as of nest descriptions of British menu- dreadful state of ' operatives,' exaggerating the number, un- meet serious attention. It appears that on rising from a Maumee -meted on the Ilreo S memo le every elation of life factures clocks are now low, and as Mr as we can meertalu, in the 01l amt. every roe of the world. on Welled) Wearable tem , lianas of partied not dimmed to men hastily except at !eying employed beyond even their entire number, and requesting steady and calm perusal of these works, she has discovered Foorr fiwi ei :treaded le lemma matting the lina of others, so as to prima On the other hand, the affeot of the boats &appeals upon our IIkT ee i aid. The letter also thanks the henevolent who have alre . sdy the most grass and flagrant contradiction., not only from one Ica nour sure t etietes effeetual eaeurleks. export market, and upon freighta, meet be of a very deplaning Al - . ie . 0 4 9 0 ] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 3, 1848 [ ela. afforded them whet, both in money and in articles work to another, but no lees than *even in tbe same eolume ! • m e ,,,atee %needle. led EleFemmele Wanted on Ingeel WTI°. nature, but It in yet too mon for its development. Tbe eim mr ex nge - Hereupon she ha. written a triumpbaut letter to her enemy terns which are said to be of Norwich manufecture, and a -in which she taxis him with ignorance and uncertainty, affording se. c• Meant-ego to ponom of limited income. at Panteube -omit. io larked to the plan adopted by We company of °Pen Twddc'h his ealtertenced ° decline. •P!'"yed Slits h 8 s 1 •11 Se - prospect of margin. For ths best cleared 2 ra. to 21 can be obtained, are thrown open to all natio,. with which the kingdom of on list purporting to be signed by noblemen and and asks how be dares thus to trifle as he has done with the tete ..1.5• • eel ...MOM to eolualeom et may gamut age, s id es ceme meth dearer since tbe antral of the mese yeetereay. sad I re. to l-10 for unckaaed. the Netherlands is in friendl communication. The condi- subscriPli pa id w ill gentlem. n whose benevolence is well known, with the sum lire, ef the living and the reputation of the dead ! She Is w ith!, trnient return of the premium. paid, In one of death before Corms Plate Gomm-The demand has been geody, but scarcely austere tie ene in winch tha sionuitps tooomerance ; Um: A paean, re general or brisk as in the Met week after the Dewellee. Joer- - The .thiPMr". of We "Clete arc gcnng en "WY , •sa tions of admission and th = Y ount of ditty to be them. Some of those names are forged --some ef bast taken fresh courage from this discovery, and has risen at aged 2.5, mo, - ;me an annuity of ,to co me r .. en it et e m t h e feed er , hoees . er . , here ere .. dreet ti . nee. end the &den ;en d na es ge .. for w it e iv eage E. r req fr oz s t. l44 Th id e s e idd erren 4 u t p tese da4 1 4 2 : te. 44 e G a r. to t be regulated by specie/ p e rovhions. The above imperials% RiVen by les a 50..... e to centime during 11 e, at the &Mewing rates: mole hare been at full, and for sonic kinds ot grey goods R e t ta b c 'tktog ta d s , decree comes into full force On May I, 1848. Foreign yes. them the actual signatures of those who have been led to length from her bed, consenting to don the prison clothes contribute. This, with the patterns, is requested to be re- and take an office in the prison. She has chosen that of IT. . ; ,,,ing, wirig lion wiTiiioir gait so. IP C.l or orally. slightly improved, price. : the emery haa continuol to run M. i -- e „ ; ,,• - e,, - , - , 'e' en ,. 1 WWI, meow or teemed. ; Wile mom of tbe garde. upon eeeneh starting ot low quality., Matiapollam, low to middling, ID - in. w atm a euenetination °paste freely for the eels will have to pay twice the amount of duty imposed on turned v ith the signature of the party addressed added. waiting on the sick, and is unremitting in eer attendance at Beiii:ln - kee re -et Amaral slope lots haveTteeti placed since the lest Dutch ships. His Majesty has authorised the construe particle of this is false. The ' cummittee,' as the infirmary ! What an extraordinary coincidence with the - Wilke rn. I - 41 - 7 - .. 3.t. 1 pa 10e led. and *Collet, all in the grey, and for the two fleet-named • further mail went out, nib Is the Amencerts me ld no t mooc h at. Fatr togoed tion of nn electric t leataph along the railway from Amur_ Now every in. -H. D. DAVENPORT. feeeretstry. advance bee been ertabli-bcd-say, tor shirting two annas, and for they tetra themselves, are well known ; the party who Marquise de Brinvilliers I-Paris Correspondent ef the 'de ICIOIIIR- FIFTHS, or EIGHTY PER CENT., of -- madaeollam one to two saaaa r niece the same bei scarce ' ' • milkier slat, thte;ed have been purchased for 28 to 33 re. c c e - • . • mem, hut as there are only a few parcels. of that descrip Coarse heavy domeette 40-Inch MU wanted by the And)", but nese ..., te market, the quantity procured is not considerable. e et n dam to Rotterdam, a of - an; thee licim the fernier city to the H Ide a dof a third one from Rotterdam to Brouwer.- is the loiter of these leans, and who is the forger of the Atlas. le the lotto peeve a Lilo tmettnewcE modem amenot the par. Seeinch width does not participate in the demand. *or do the finer - - -th the ' 13 20 hafen, and if required to Flushing. different signatures, is also well known ; yet such n the cun oil •rs *the ROYAL VARSI Ease and OEN ERAL e e • Several parcels have also been Lthen of dead green, at to re., ur. Vl i k e F e . l .TlC l f i l i , e7 arel . HAIL INSURANCE INSTITUTION. Offiem, m es, owing to the continued absence* the Persian dealets from but very few lota bare yet arrived of the better deaeriptions of this GERMANY.-PRUSSIA.-BeeLis, Dec. 28.-It ich they carry on the game, that although icing . with wh th . d • m y • COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. the market Longelotk for dying is also inquired for, and prim are ku ern t• e supennten ent of police, r. arum timed Lon:iiii. ,_ kind of hide. 7be Americans are etlif considerable buyers; latterly, 1811 be recollected that, some months sgo, a remarkable ad- le ' rt g The etre:v.:oe ,of an ample Capital and exmmtlon of the &mired from well so Moded• In bleached geode there M • good io.Ooiry foe __me however, they have been operating with mere caution. The French ton, whose vigilance cannot be exceeded, and who am dress to the Kin s' ed b a number of assets belong the lestalto ot pertnership. Lon rate. of premium. Tbe usual cern- "Menne me , MasitsPollene but Mame% imPeocement tn Winos; mu are doing but little. Exports, from lst inst. up to date, to Great . g . t g n . y . ..P e . . has apprehended some of the party, he yet has MONEY MARKET S: CITY INTELLIGENCE. mieen to .•illeitot. the offer, being low and unremunerative, boldero are very tenacious B e te * 21,.2.2 pca. ing tO the Templin district. In this aaarees, whien wu Is e i ore low.: :owe cluck , ' at Mo.lemte premium,. . of selling, no (bet pales of these are limited, as indeed they are of all Sennewam-The turket is quite bare of this vegetable dye, suid drawn up by a member of the inferior order of nobi ity, - 1 . been unable to obtain sufficient evidence to detect Two o'Cloek.-We have a quiet market this morn. The reliV 1 :1 1 Tnenilit. foe i 1 .1 3 .1111113.1 on Wham Wine doe at Christmao hinds of blotched goods from the same cause. For low to middling ne e dy eee b e d one t ie th e new ,rops arrive. Exports, from Ist inst, there were energetic expreseons of dissatisfaction at the e Z net s wla e ' th ' *nal a • dl r We have now a letter of the kind .es arc now ma , at the head *flee. or In the hands .of the menet in tho Jacconel there le a fair demand, but at low prices. All descriptions of all to before us, addressed to a nobleman, who was in- ' ing but with prices somewhat snore tirm. Consols molten, me; . net be token aip on or before the toth otny of JO I IIIM , Y. 11 tO date, to Great Britain, 86 mds. . conduct ot the government aud of the government began at 85 to I, bat are now better at 8.51- to I. It fancy gunge are as berme reported. Dyed twill cloth la Turkey p leterro . -The late news from England boo dimouraged operations duced In • • b . d f 201 its representations to put is aame own or ~ [I N - . tete when the 16 days Mewed hy thisofike over and above the Ume for The . et e Kart] in the diet. The address gave gnat offence in red of eil widths la much wanted, and would command hi h h • • • which has been transmitted through Meesrs. Gurneys. But is expected that the surrender of Abd-el-Kader, which ~ Arch tbeo rttrlnrttn.al. will expire. ger in this wool, and there IP nothing doing. accounts rem& ono . h uarten and an active investigation into the ori in üb. • d every information may he . 'Mined of the wants or P rices ' Pi s in shill is with ' ). " chwn g e ` the e "g e of h rte " few " rreht the Clem niarket are rather brtter and emie shipmente are in pro. Olf q * • g the parties are too cunning to go to the bank for the money. comes reported from Paris, will have the effect of ~P,73::- ..'..;,;,..t. pm . 811 AP, m eee l es iee eeto e, quaelties of 231 n 24 inch 28 ants, being 81 ro. to 81 re. pe piece. grres for that quarter. Exerets ?rem let Instant up to dete are- of the address was immedietely commenced. The signers If the mone 4th ffi direc h ' • . • - • yis sent nitrous e post-o ce, or t, t O 7 improving prices on the bourse of that city. Prints* all MM. are very deft, and difficult of tele. to Great Britain 246 bale, es 5 nets. of the address were subjected to a lengthened exami- • thy E i). J . DENT, by distinct appointments Watch Cerroe Yeae.-The large sales made on the eve of Om last maile ' f Ch• Herein& Mesmer, ria Calle, nation, and the authorities have st length contrived to et Oen-IC-The newa ram Ina, per e apply for it. For years this gatne has been going on, and to We have a considerable rise in Exchequer bith„ mel tie:Moak* te the Queen. 11. Rat. Vanes ahem and departure, has given a quiet tone to the merket since, and the thin. e an exteut much greater than any one could imagine. The aimed a fall of all to 39 re. per cheot, and the tendency is otill down- from them a counter-addrese, in which they state, in the y on which it is supposed the Bank is advancing lee. He. m. the Emperor of Rorke Melee greedy ineemorn his oteek of actions reported fur the invent one are limited, but at pricee aired& wards. Mock In the Inumany'sGodown, on the corning of the 18th parties bans even gone to Lendon to receive money. t WITCHLS end CLOCKS to meet the purehmes made at thls semen of t o t e m (m e a ty., most abject terms, that when they nomad the ob ey the year. met reapeetfully requeete from the puttee an Immense! of his D 7 trust. : -Patna, new, 30 chest"; old, 5 chegs-Berares, new, 153 Meets. ld I 1 'th f 1 •dl b wou ie use era to pre e names ot ie swin ere, ecause freely. They are now called 12s. to Ids. pre noxious document the were not full f y aware o memo res et emelt Ladle.' gold watches, with gold Eel". and Jewelled rix-Orange is again inquired for, sad some of good quality is larorm-liainse Corm,. Pose Goethe-The business dune het y tkey seed their applications under such a variety of signa- mium. Reduced Threes are 844 to 5. Three-and .ot la four hoe 4. mge each : aenthimens. ditto, enamel hale. 10 ge. ; youtke reported an sold at from arum 11/to le per lb., foe an average of 405., not been so extensive as might have been anticipated from the the nature of its coutents and Papeete the moet ' • tures. In order, therefore, as far as possible to put the a-Quarter per Cents. 861 to 1. The heavy frei ht Alger eat. lie, 4 gc ; substantial and aceenther _mina direr lent ray 100 *lee cootaining 40,000 Ile. at tbe former. and 12 balee eon- e mi me t e d I ... open i ng of trade after the holidays; this may lively regret at having incurred hie Majesty's Oisplessure. e as üblie on their guard spinet this plan of swindling, we set ae/Am ies. lied in four beim. e es- -E. J. DENT. ee, Strand ; 33, tinning 3,200 lbs. at the latter prim e Turkey red, of the best qualitlt be ascribed to the interruption o f the bolidays previeU•dy id- The King's answer has been published in the Allgsnseine P. brought by the Severn of one million of dollars, chiefly Oodtspuretreet : m.I 34. Revel fleeciest.) (Clock 'Neer areal. ln 121 bundles, has also been seld t o the ex t e nt o f 55 balm, at Ir. Mis• luded to, and to diminehed confidence on the part of the natives vise gentlemen an a dldhbe r d f d ies w o may apple to to orwar l'reursische Zeitung, His Majerrty accepts their elutes •• per lb.; but inferior continues unusuelly depressed. the apelicatioa to Mr. Yarington, the superinten e po d ut of from Vera Cruz, will not, as conjectured in some Mc."'" the gunaltem ce nwmunit Y• Towards the elewe a lost and pardons them for their impr deuce but warns themthat u i HE complete success of LEA and PERItINS' WOOLLENP. --Since last mail there has been no traneactione, but in week comederuhle sales were effected. Since the mail came in, lice, Or to tome friend who can make inquiry, in case they quarters, pam to the vaults of the Bank to swell the . 7 , MOrtelesTEßSHllit SAUCE. in imparting the most seem the early port of the month a earnewhat hrge mle *cloth was effected there hee bee . a total eeseet t e , o f o n trooooot i ono , Whit e if, for the future, the} , give in their adherence to addresses should he ignorant of the parties applying." amount of metallic treasure now lying there, at lesst 1b.., to canes with men klud of roam meat, to da steal d : . , sid my 250 piece. scarlet, at Ir. per yard ; 210 piece. dins at 1 i re. per and Gray Meetings continue in good demand at full prices. Twits are the content, of which they do net know or uuderstand, they • M Mem. Orb. mel mem tegetlice with lte besti mgt. and yard • 300 piece. ditto at 11 m ter yard, which prices are rather un- In moderate inquiry. In Jaeoneta we have little alteration to notice. will subject themselves to very serious unpleasantness. It ANTILICITIES.-At the meeting of the British not farther than the portion consisting of gold. The et. e mpathic vowels.. and the very rem* demand that Pm MIMI d er t e eor t oesoess f or s t e w., (m u t e, Bleached have been in fier d ema nd. G re y. are n e t m o much wanted, requires no great penetration to discover that the signers of Archeological Amociation on the 22nd instant, Mr. Roach great bulk is of silver, in coin and bars. c a for it to pre eernee to every other kind of sauce, having_ Indeeed In London e- 1 Dubtln to manufacture sad sell SPURIOUS IC& ... 21 ,7'"._ - . Th e stw e A ds he r, w-demantl e ___f°r-a s tediehlmr,eirens and__aalee but holders are firm. The demand for shirting* has intlaenced the the second document were anything but free agents when Smith etatad that he had r . ecently viaited the escalations We have little variation to notice in foreign stocks. mloyee nee , o f w hi t e puy hee .. teeeteer , su e theeen e ee , e re e . to tee egunt ea cc...iv mama ware oven emirs= at iv M. per wanary. ow being made on the lite of Verulanaum by the St tA g utrr f °r rdsds g alwrna r whb ' hses ' lse 14 d ',..." 4 .,,. at ib _ bette L2 k , h t they repudiated the first oue. The personal attack in the n . . ee e _r ooo rem _ e. iII dissopoinu.ent to those Wm are sot swam of the deception, L. tied p. &PM Is dull, and not Impend for at prevent. NM rod, teth mead e t e we m et e t h ere b ee b eee et , e. g .. --- --- -- '-- Kin 's swer on the o • inator of the a dd rea e m en y ea Allean'e Architectural Society, under the superintendence of '" s' atn 17i to 18. Spanish Fives, 18! to bee reopeettuay to reconoamid tourcbasen on all °melons to ask or F o s: t ram, is steady, but only • Pale ot 150 cantle* of the former re- better qualities of Lappets hieber. Red Twills ere improsing, being gan . rig . . •Is wet for at Re re. per candy. Of Meet, 60n bundiest hare been 'old e inquired for, and the stuck small- fl Th h 1 Holtzendorf Vatmunsdorf) is also Amu cant. ew u e le M Gi•eve Lowe and the Rev. Dr. Nicholson. They were 191 ; the Threes, 281 to 91, ex-dividend. Dutch LEA eND PERRIXS• WORCERTERSHIRE SAUCE, re. 9we prr mat.-thie de e - r imi er , i r , eit h er d e n t e m now. Hoop carroa l'xi IsT.-111ule Twist.-A good cleat has been done in this affair is not over-creditable to the Prusenan goverament. commenced on the right side of the high road leadmst to 24 per cents., Uto I, en-dividend ; the Fours, 841 to 'an. and to em that their names am upon the label and patent me of the te steady, as are deo nail., bur in neither have we heard of my trans dmeription of yarn during the loot few days, and large sales are re- . . Oarliambery beyond St. Michael's Church, owing te the , 5! ex-dividend. Portutueee, 23 to 4. bottle. &aims. Swedish Meet et very dull, tine hae further receded in value, attention of ' Mr. Lowe being directed to a Man of flint I t i s state d f rom 8. or. ported at improved prima in Rome numbers. In Nos. 30, 40, and So, SUICIDE OF A TRADESMAN AND lIIS WIFE.-On roc holm, on the 17th ult., that 126 . Feld by tte prepeletoro. ea, limed-greet. Worm:gee, and c. Vete-UMW, 900 cwt. tub with leo cwt. ?e'en haring been ned at 6 ia. 13m. ee d p er ti c ui er iy 30, an advance of ito I pie In former Prim may be Oxfonl sere i, Lemke ; Barclay md Some Creme and Bleekwell. ene Saturday it was discovered that Mr. A. T. Williams, living . masonry which projected from the bank. At this spot the Me other ollme. thel merchant& Loudon ; and by the most coopegable pnewt. Spence has been sold to:the extent of 2,sos cwt at 111 rse quoted. The demand is steady aad the prospect of the article im. el . f 'clerabl ' d h outer nails of a awl mg o consi e magnitu e ave the government had laid before the Aulie Chamber 5141 dealers in - eve universally. aad 250 at lire. 5 as. per cwt. There is eome disposition on the part • • t, ii tth t further nee will Like in Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, and Mrs. Williams, - . • • • • pro, e.g. 51 e mey venture , pro c a a . , been lad open, lout as the chief portion is still conce in e y e d • the following modifications of the Customs tariff : The hie .ffis C"P( /SITE CANDLES, 84d. per lb. ; wax advance of our quotatims. Lead in demand, but no sale, CoPPee - at 1.11 is. per lb. the ad i' • ti Id ' ld be remature even to renounce mann e it wou self, and the latter by cutting her throat with a razor. Mr. .- . g . .P P duties on grain to be diminished one-half ; If. cuss-- le : German wee, le. 51 . : dee wan, a 24 . ; teee . reme t Nothing ban been done in it, and the inure:et looks somewhat dull for p e ee e , ere g at . Weiner= was at one period %sergeant in a foot regiment, and !'n *pi don ot what the edifice itself may have been. In the butter to pay 1 thaler 16 schellings ; cheese, 1 th. a. ...1.., I.' eenuino wax, 2e. Id; boot operm notice le ed. ; stem tt Mg now. Metals.-Copper.-The demand is well meintnined, with an aoleanee ?Id on the o site side of the ower part of the large fi ppo cotton thread, not dyed, 8 ; dyed, 12 ; linen yarn. kik (poem. • - •7 sated wick moulde Id ; legoe compoet.e. led.: le eve, l'neiliami.-There i. none in floe hands, and the price is none- of Id on tile whieb ie quoted at 37r. Ile. to 38r. Sheathine at table in the E division of olice and ' was subsequently a cons p , road the foundations of another extensive banding are being WO 1041 YO''.: , eV , . 4M-. 54.. and eh , pee 1121*. 7 meted maP. lA , . natty 4. wt. per le Further Mee to airire hare been effected at ef te to se e, fl ed et ep r , 8 ,, se d ye ll ow mete' 4or. Opener. -A Might wag conthdered a ineritOrioes officer ; about ban months ago brougl tto light. It ia almost semicircular, with a double the same as woollen; silk, dye 1 ; velvet, 3 th. pet ne. s e a eta te-•.ass end ioen sun le. el. Per pik•ket ; bro. o Windsor. 4i re ut S-16the per lb. deliverable in two months. decline hae taken place is this metal, an,' our pre** quotatiole urc he quitted the force, and with his wife, a poem semin of lb. ; ditto, of silk, 3; ' handkerchiefs, 6 ; half-silk, t Vs Nt. : elie el. 2e. 64. erne , ' ole 3. 3.1. PAr Rollo.; , 'eal• Is. ; not:- bayino,i continue* saleable at 13 re per lb., at which Melba. are ree ler. to Ithe la. Iron le very firm for all kinds but hmm, which Ins WM. or ae"5 , 01.4.. al. • bait mum tee tle. Bee reeling wax, 4.- ea. per in. for e•h. at DAVIEe ti old embliehool iv:inhume, 63, as. ite. Por o,lo,l d. .. . . . end the _ i ..,_ gone back a lithe. Oar quotations are 3r. I 4a. to 4r. 2a. for Enohch respectable fantily, entered upon the occupancy of the Star . Colfeeehop at the above address, y in which the seemed wl • wall t'le outer being six feet in width the inner, three, tit' gallery of about four feet between' ; near the tenni- 2 01. 0 4 *ch. ; duffet and frieze, 32 sch.; linen fabrics, W. Unli.liane. opi..4telitisughter's Coffee hose& Selkirk. -The Inquiry for brandy is sail limited, "me. the square bee und hoop at Gr. Lead-There is little deem bolt nation, at one side of the inner, are the remains .3[1=311 1 th. Colonial produce : Raw sugar without alter ' to have every prospect of 'mete's; it does not appear that Su msde ebow a ruttier decline in price. pnees are firm, sue quotations are Re 79t0 ; 10 for pig, end 710 to . chambers or rooms ; the width:across thia building is about ation ; lumps, crushed, Ilavannah, terred, and other EIS CHILDREN'S HAIR.-ROWLANI/11 luia.-The Kock, of all kinds in importers' hands are exhausted, MA4•.tegAR OIL murk*, the HAIR in Ita enibreo dilitt. am- told until the new snakes its appearance in April next, ao further R s 37 4t037 8 per fy. rad. 714 for sheet. Black tin i, in fair demand, and eelee are reported at h •'h d be k to Ibt fo at any time t e parties a en nown goatee ,_ u r . some time past Williams had been more depressed In spirits us. 7 In "• . . , There is every reason to believe that this large _ edi ce may nave been a theatre ; its dimenfions and form i sorts, 4s. sugar loaves and candy, 6s. ; leaf tobacco, lerate. fte er. wth, sustains it in °lnterne end coethmes the possomion mpplies out be !cokes! tor. Rpm continues to find free vent at 70 re. per bhd. for Alsopp's and than usual, and his friends had made many remarks 1111. ggest a public use ; and in perforating the centre, the 7s. ; in stem, 45.; tea, 12s. ; coffee, 3s. ; window of healthy eeteur, silky °Antes. and luxurious redundancy to the tut, Peewee teroa..-We hare heard of no doings under this head, g e , e , upon his altered and dejected appearance ; the house 1 4 period of lima. life. Geothe and purifying.. It demi+ all scurf and Me but price. may be onmelemi as quoted. m su ade eerth appears to he at least five feet deep, showing a glass, per lb., 405.; other glass, 15 per cent. SALT has improved in price, 'owing to the paucity of erevalo. wee kept open as usual until twelve o'clock on - • . , fla purity. and :enders the me of the e u e 0 .,,, 0 e umeme e e ry. Beware of SUSUMU... I .-HW lead hen been sold; to the extent of 300 cwt. at n e si d e o f g esrge him been reported at 56 re. for Millman salt, • considerable slope inwards from the walls. The researches ENGLISH 1 , 1'5118. me e gee/tiers I SITTATIONS l 1 "-The nesse. eniele lele the steels ru,.... 13i an d eOO Saturday night, and at half-past twelve, Mr. Williams WM " ROW LA NOP MACASSAR 'ow on the wrapper. Pelee 30. 641., - - .....,, ,---3 4 at rupees 131, per cwt., at which the nue . ket is • . being in advance of 10 es. per 100 mils. on preview rattle Butter is retired to hie bedroom. A quarter of an hour afterwards, ne w ,. P ' ffre s 8 , „., r i in will hoerever, determine the question. Ranh Stock. 135 8 3 per Ct. Cone for Ae., 852 f M.: famils loth°, iegesl to fear mule, bee ed. : and double that dee "1.'"7. ( f Lan:eats, 25,04.,0 mem have *en parted with in one sole quoted at 86m, and stored at as rs. to MII re. lit e (1.. Rol. Anns. 84 7 5 teRIME AND TIIE I.IAME LAWS.-The Leicestershire 5 i;;;„,. Co .. Aso. rt 21a. per hottle Sold lo the proprietors, at M, nation-twine. London, at 2 re. 9A, per corm, for silver and gold, which price is a slight Pauper& -Bates Lam been well supperted, and stand firm at our hie pile went up, and_ after knockirm event times and ree s:, iiiiiit Ps P n T re eq "" tiilt? it, to lle. p. Mk sod.by all ehoinieks and Perna - one improvement upon the last rale. quotations. Leering no answer, eh b mm of ch es exhibited or re * n open e oor, an OM) er Chronicle analyses asu ary arg 1 P . th ' d df d h ore the several benches of tt unions in this FOREIO. 11 , 21 De. 6 per Ct. even. Hotels, 04 e 1 per tent. Gmmla Mee 18 11/ ate, HE NEW Vt/LUME of the GAItDENERS' Formers.-rerrme woox-The market has teen very dull through- Mossy Mestere-Rem or BrooAl.-DireOunt on Government out the fortnight, eeh Methane deciMing price', ; and the *counts Acceptancen (three months), 6 per erne Ditto on Private Bale and husband suspended from the bedstead ; she screamed out ferred nil lm y , _ BO ler et. teie.teene , * 88 et rk.nneta nena.,d 0t... 3 0 loudly, and Mr. Matthews, • lodger, hastened to the room county, during the years ending at Michaelmas, kt lite t 18-, - - -a, 2, per lent. ditto. - 5 por le Mexican, 154.1. 17118 ark. CII I tONICLE and AGItIOULTUR.tL GAZETTE, edited by to h an d ' , ewe ', by the overlaull mail cannot fail to accelerate their Nate, !three months), 1.0 per cent. Intereet on Deposit *Centeno's th Hth 1846, snd 1847 ; appended to winch is areturn of the number a per 11. lir.eilim BM, ;a st 6 per M. Peruetau ltd, 2431 ante v am was en warm. e en . . , and cut do h hod h• h fewer I.• setae, wee commenced os SATURDAY. Jan. I. The downward mune. thedav Driers are nominally as Quoted, butroatedng r.wr, 8 per cent. ; Ditto on Cash Credit Accounts, Ili eer eent. Vert "1 8 ' 4 1 St. CI A EDEN SEW CHRONICLE Ito pahlithed every Saturday morning. , • . , • - . • ' of halm Govkasseer Siemens& -Transfer Stock Paper, Fece per Cent., 7 went in sea 1 du before tbc meies ameil a whew 6,0 .0 rch of Mrs. Williams, who, on discovering the o . f pneoriers committed to the county gaol and house of cor- , Join! : uu, , ,,;,. Ayrc.,m.,.. n . ro v,, nupr..,.. Coey. lids, ft Rumen lids.. lei 8 ILI Pr '' dd. ''''' Ped. i " g° fn " bi I "' Ara tAlsr h° adered a ' hi "'Be. 'we " ' I 4 2WO Cmpta . • Bo ba l' (' L3to 4 din ; Old Sim Five per neeevenoke see reported, say &IMO Ommovettv at re. 90 per can y„ to 8 pin. ; re y ire per en , deed committed by her husband, had made her way down rection during the yean 1836 to 18-17 inclusive. Both docu- °r . ie oit:‘, Chillan Bole fel fe I Ditto Steulth Rae. 14 f 194 at e 5 re. to s 6. With another of' 1,700 bales Broach at 90 re. per cents., awarding to numbere 3to 4 tits. ; New Company'. Tee per stairs in a state of mind bordering upon madness. After men- . .4 re nays that journalt are possessed of more than usual Nene eetemb. Pei. tide,- 3 per Ct. Spatiehßde., ver. The Fled Number for 1848 of „, . e . candy. And which, with • few trifling lota of various description., e eri e, 08t o 1 0 de, • Third, Fuer ens, let to 144 din; gew 1. 7* , some search he found her to the borou has well kg to the columbim Emma, 1e1... 21 f Spanish Deferred 11d... Ile with her throateut, lying with her interest it the present ttme- g . . 1.4, C, u4d,4, ild„. 4.2 4 Spanish Pmelre Itele.. 4 1 ben s ' THE AGRICULTURAL OASET Ir. comPriee the tram - teems since our Eat. The stock la now fast acme Four Mem, 12 to 13 eits. head on a mat in the coffee-room below. Dr. Hattfield, of county rite-payers-for the important testimony they bear ' 2i ter Ct. Dutch 11.1... : I lex. die I 2 per Ce Venezuela H&c, 31 4 aer and meeting. DANA Sneare.-Bengal Bank Co.'. To. (4000) pm., 2500 to 2530 ; Cleveland-street, sredil arrived, when he pronounced the to the effizacy and economy of improved modes of confine- 0 per CL Cote Duteb, Si 0 Veaesucle Deferred 11,1 e. 911 a fa; GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. Ornee-Tbe last accounts from China have kept the market Union Bank, Co.'s rs. (1000) die. 550 to 600; Agra Bank, Oae. es. . y hd i fl . d I d d meat and discipline in punishiug and repressing crime, ex- Edited by De biting's., woo puhlktied rox SATURDAY, Jan. 1. The _, &weasel, and we quote the value of the drug nominally at from (WO) pm., 190 to 2•0 7 Oriental mink ' , no.'s re. Wee) (500 re. paid man to be dead ,t e woman a n icte a ergs an eep PRODUCE-MINCING -LANE, Half-past Theo.- 'Paal pear year ate ,ree the beet oppertunity for new albetritcrs c'' . °Men.°g* SOO re. to 950 r. . chest, aocerding to quality. None of the new crop up), pm., 140 to ISO ; North Western Bank, Co.'s m (500) paa. 100 wound in her throat, w lc h . h completely severed the wind. and the proof they also thus afford that the reformation The OAR ItEeiERll CHRONICLE may be ordered of all neenioner - - ope , rec r er Aof the criminal exercises a much more beneficial There has not been any important business done 4 private news hao yet a to 130. one and gullet and expired in lees than half an heur. ere , Mare's Woor.-Eboraman arrives very olowly ;as does also Paten or BeLLION, &e..-Syece Silver, Coen 100 re per re. orte moor was found by her side. No reason whatever can se . 104 • t • e ' and prctective Influence, nit only as regards the eontract to-day, but the Lase is re-assuming its business-like ,W. - Just ready, price 80 , . bound Itt doth. Nfekran, the quality of which io very much mixed, and is eelling at to 104 10; China Gold Bars, per oa. wt., IC II to 17 6 ; Oold Dust, re life of tbe individual offender, but the appearance, and to-morrow ia looked forward to with some i far The VOLUME for 1847 of yet be assigned for the commission of the suicide of Williams, futu trona 70 re. to 90 per candy. Whet them Pof Pereian at market per sa. wL, 15 4to le 14; Spanish Dollars, per 190, 220 to 220 1(1; peace and safety of society. They speak volumes in favour interest, as the opening market-day for the year. The public ji c e. T ii E GARDENERS' CHRONICLE also very inferior, und we have not heard of any sales in it. at of his wife 'a Mextean Dollar., per leo, 219 4to 219 10; Novereigne, earn, 11 I to the discovery of which no doubt caused th . R of the modern system of appealing to the heart and to the Bales advertised for to-morrow consist of 100 hhds. West W. 'and AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TONNAO.E.-Altbough the small quantity of shipping that wax import 11 2; Macke, Gold Moberg., 16 3t016 4 ; Oki Cold MMus, 21 510 A THIEF KILLED WHILE COMMITTING A OR- We Complete web Title-logo and ludeo. May be ordered of all book- at the date flour leet has not been increased by a eingle mend, the 21 0 MIKV.-On Saturday morning, the body of a man about 30 head while the culprit is secluded from the evil companion- Indian, and 8,000 bags and 200 casks Mauritius Sugar; 1,400 3ta none. - eh' f hie ld • fet• • t ll' al bags Ceylon Coffee, and 100 bags Pimento.-Cotton con ip o o associates-o riving o arouse is mor per- Leit Just reedy, price Ils e boated in cloth, _ , after thc depurture of the lag mail an eneamment fee 1,000 beim MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. none and to elevate them to tirm end fixed religious tinues in good demand, and the advance of id. established i 'n Ulmer Eut Smithfield, in the parish of Aldgate. He . cee . , nye 1 .OM HE VOLUNIE for 1847 of the ATHEN/EU3I. sseep.. wool to Liverpool WY, made et 3/. per ton, aad within the het Casualties by death ie the armies of India, reported since d -In other articles no alteration pnomples, by showing him thathe is not regarded as utterly kit week is maintaine . . pity. T Each volume is complete In Itself, and well plaited no a present for few days 41. ma ha, been accepted for a few hundred hake of cotton. the departure of the Mail of 15th November :- . h bee d d 1 h d the body was . appetite to ave nea severa ours, an • lost worthier. and cast away. dissolute and hardened as PRICES CURRENT. I no. friends , meat. ,in the amen er atroad. The pro.cot edema couteste For Loneon there is no Towel on the berth. We quote tee tete to-day Halt MAJESTY'S Ternies. -Captain lute cold. The baek and n Bligh,6lst Regiment, 9 . eck of the deceased Were broken, i . . ' his previous life may have been. And with equal pOtenC7 &MAI, per ewt. mere PAW. Pip, No I. ES II- 5 1 • the of 1344 tame g'harto poem, with title-page and index, and may be or- to Great Britain nominally at 4f. 5.. per ton. d • 0 h bod be' and he had receive several contusions. at e 3 ing at Umballa, on the 2241 Octoter.-Major H. Grimes, 98th . . do they li it up their voices against the method pursued until W. India,B.P.bwn.33o. 0d.345. Od Hoops II 0... 0 Rail. duce of all Matoollem. FortilAtioes..-On the arrival of the mail from China with • db th 1 . d • discovered an invenigation was ma e y epo ice, an It Yellow &Grey ... 36 040 Carp steardithisz 7 5... 7 I entl of makin th ' dicti 'hmnt of the of g e vin ve mina e nee, Ou Saturday. Jen. 1. prim publithc.i. price el , good etupply of bills, large tramptione were done at Is. 11d. Regiment, at C . , awnpore on the 29th October. seems that he was in the act of stripping some lead off the se re e Y , 41 0...47 Sweetieb ll 8...11 I --W. The FIRST .NUMIthE for lele of for Bank, and Is. 110. for Baring'. peper, 6 menthe' eight , ' • BOMBAY.-Lieut. T. A. Colyear,3d Iteeimeet,at Sukkur, f f the buildin h'ch • til 'all d • g, w 1 is o y parti y covere in, snd d rt or socie yat Pim fender, and the revenge of the injure pa y .„ ___ ~,, ,Nt 2s 0.. se Lame at per ton. ~.. rr " A T Il EI4JE U m -, but dem the weird of tbe mail from Esigiand tbe rate he. on the 12th November.-Lieut. and Adjutant E. Glennie, 1 while a doi th rafters v ng so a di ial le islation. he , a _d h e ~a a „ e ,,, a ,_ liege, the main aim and end of our ju c g y 'T e r ;,`,; ‘ ,, 35 0-38 Pig, beet III 015 1 ire- JOURN. , IL of LITERATURE, SCIENCE. ael ART. emesidereblY receded. with an ineree"ed demand foe Mob 2.5 th Regiment, at Maltigawn, on the h lit November. e we e' - - - `---- ' rove be , ond all contradiction the superior might of &eve- pi ne 39 0...43 Mined, sheet l9 5- 0 ico-. Pdrrnmently maarged to 24 Pete quarto pares, ut One columno each. bills, owing to the increased want of confidence in mercantile papca, MADRAS.-Lieut. Gen. Sir John Doveton, G.C.8., ..„ . .. I tated to the ground, a heigt a t of fi y feet, and must have P J rRy, when tempered with mercy and accompanied by appeals Bengal &31adras, b. 29 0...52 Bars .. ...- . .. ... .4-- 22 0... 0 le E. Pattie- Intending to WM.IIIeISX with the new year thould order at and teelar the rates mon* be quoted over Is. 10d. to la. 101 d. for the been ulna o tn n e spot. 4th Cavalry at the Presidency on the 7th November.-Lieut. to the affections and understanding, over all the Yellow 34 0 .S 7 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 mes. oace of my sem agent fernier, at oix molithee sight, and la. 90. to le. Ind. at three months' es F. Edward ' 30th Regiment ' Ad' ta t fth 2d Regiment, , ju n o e TTIE HAUNTS OF FEVER. - The sleon of the whips sill scourges, the racks and tortures, that ever White 39 0-48 red or minima ... 19 10...20 uns, -- -- eight-whilst Baring's bills are obtainable with first-rate lee* ea- . Foreign, brown. 27 0..il Speller kE. dorsements at le. lied. to le 111, 6 mouths' night, at which a large Frontter ' Brigade, at Kangra on the 20th Oct.-Lieut. G. Kegworth Union, Mr. Hemsley, has publish a report of were invented-aye, even the headman's axe or the hang- ...... -... ... Yellow . 33 0 ell Oita *r 252 imp. gal. thp. ity- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. amount has been negotiated. Gladstone, 30th Regiment, at ' Vizianagrum, on the 4th Nov. the sanitary state of his district. The following is an ex• man's noose. Now, what are the results presented in these ore , an a „ tete. e 7 Lees et* e .L' pete ee , 0... e e onl • cause of fork. Famotere-le London and Liverpool, per ton, V. tig, nominal; tO BEN uAL.-Rnaign C. Aiken, 9th Regt ,at Benares, on lot tract : " The state of the drainage is not th y returns ? Let us take the commitments first, as furnishing Refined, Hembree. 66 0...70 straw 27 9...26 15 in - ay*. -; to China, per candy, 174 re. Nov.-Captain C. J. H. Perreau, 58th Regt., on board a the spread of fever in • parish. The dwellings of the poor the best general key to the state of the county with respect Lumps 52 0...55 brown lt yellow.. 25 ,41.. 26 1. A THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. EXCHANuni.-Liandim, ut 6 months' sight, Is. 10e. to IP. Ild.; at 3 the 10th Nov.-Col. are some of them miserable in the extzeme, and much too .to crime. In the year 1844, the total commitments to the Conga, In Bond. Sperm BO 5...82 ' New months' sight, Is. 9:d. per rupee. China, at 60 dare sight, 312 re., boat near Nuddea, on the Ganges, on J F 1 E E T 't U ball on the small. The dense manner in which these small houses are - an UPI ter', a Ca a, two prisons were 1,119, or 72 less than in 1843. In 1844, Weat Mat+, 0201 - Heed Matter B2 0...611 lit THE OVERLAND MAIL. Madre., at 30 days' sight, 98 rs. per 109 Spaniels dollars , . Calcutta, • rus ,it aroOe at 60 M , Ye' sight, We re, 30 days' eight, 091 ne per 100 rs. Calcutta, Ilth Nov.-First Lieutena . , Yr, nt 3F. Gilmore Artille at peopled is in iteelf almost sufficient to produce fever. In nary they were 1,243, the increase belay in the committals under wed 26 0... 0/1 0 04.41 S 3 0- 66 0 South:Se& 25 0...23 I 26 0. 32 -- at *ha Pan Jhansee, on the Bth Nov.-Lieut. and Adjutant E. Boileau some instances a family of eight or eine ocaupy one living ..._ ee t d Malicious Trespass Acta. But additional oe. v , &gran an Pine TO 0...100 0 Onve,Gellipolep.ton 44 0-45 I . IIICIII 01 HULLIO,-Boveroign, each 11 ris. i MUM.; Mamma By the arrival of the Overland Mail from India, f'' 1 1.1 te , ElO 14 • -•- 35th Rent ,at Jelianabed, en route to Bemires, on the and one sleeping apartment ; and in a great many, six per- attention was new being devoted to the subject of pri.ion dis- o e ye r n i paed my_ Cocoa Nut....,. each, 11 es, 2 aflame bank o Eng ari no ~ per , lv• Bth Nov. sons are lodged in one small chamber. It is not for me to cipline, and the beaches ot petty anions and the visiting eery - .... 13 I- S 4 11 1 End, Rape, pthe, • --- • there are amounts from Calcutta, November 19 ; anus; Spanish doll.re, per ICO, 222 t re ; German crowne, per 100, epeak of the indecency of the sexes thus herding together, to ustices adopted a stricter course with the worthless vage. rine ordinary... 34 .0... 96 0 per ton MI 15...20 NM Madras, November 20 ; and Bombay, December 1. 210 m ; Sycee silver, per 100 tone, 1031 re. to 104 rs.; gold leaf, per THE BISHOP OF HEREFORD. not of the immorality likely to arise therefrom ; but 31 O.- 78 0 Linseed 23 10_23 1 nets who had hitherto lived at the ex f th V". pense o e COMMU ow li - . tele (range of quality), 161 to i 7 I. hen disease ef a contagious nature vines a family • • Mocha, good Wine 50 0- SO 0 I'mvietom, per cos L ad The intelligence received by this mail is varied. ii.us suause-tornbay Bank, 36 M. per ct. prem. ; Oriental The Rev. Dr. Hampden, the Bishop Elect of Here- w . nay, in the Pinter as well as the summer sleuths, by co ., Rica, erg . i . Butter-Cork, Pt- el 0..e3 Jas.? thus circumstanced, it surely then is an object of The Governor-General had reached Cawnpore Rank, 1000 rs. each (No paid up) 20 re. ditto ; Commercial Bank ford, has returned the following reply to the memorial from . • contriving to obtain comfortable lodgings in gaol when it was nary ta p„ 33 0 ... 32 0 eed 0 0 . :Li - from Meerut, and the long-talked of intervtew 51 ' ditt° ` A g ra 33146 t 3dd rs 4 ' d ' d ' h • bo h us cone' eration an anxious a re enema t 36 is* ditt a• Ba nk of gilded. the Heads of Houses in.serted in The Times of this day:- "e l ° PP . , too cold for them to sleep in barns or under hedges and bay- Sumatra and Pa- 3rd 0 0... 0 ram; (1000 m) 13 rs. ditto. " CintafrITRURCH, Dec. 30, 1847. e-My dear Provost,-I as to the probable weed and to the increased stacks. Accordingly, in 1846, we find only 96, against . 343 clang 23 0... 27 0 Dublin, Ist OO . 0 e. et. ' between his lordship and the King of Oude had taken GovEalfairWr Sneritnirp.-The g er Cent ' Tualler Leen ' 109 On have had h h f • • tt fi t e onour o receiving the very Importan es - virulence of such disease. A question will probably in 18-15, ef the former, and 84 against t 25 of the second Tee, at per lb. Limerick, do es 0. .83 them place. The King having arrived from Lucknow, his per 100 Sim. nl. ; Five per Cent. Loan 1825-26, Mei rs. per 100 suggest itself which is perfectly natural. How is it that saee i es °engem common.. 0 71... 0 iii eau.", Ist .111 0_93 menial which you have so kindly transmitted to me. Pro- ,4' commitments ; also only 100 of " other Rice .then. ekes; Five nee Cent. Loan 11329.30.10 e; ea per 100 Seca; Four per farmsteads where putrefaction is constantly going on, do not r - a, at per ewe. Newry, lot 0 0 0 (or min_ llaneous) offences," against 161 under the Boo ,' w i,,, 0 l3 0... 16 0 Waterford B6 0...e2 - = , capital, imeamped within his own dominions ;he sub- c m. y eee 0,32_33, 89 re . per 100141 em; Four pea Cent. Loan 1533.30 ceeding, as it does, from so large a portion of the Heads of . . ' , sequently paased over from the left bank of the 86 re. per 100 Coe , ; tem per Cent. Loan 1811-42, 991 rs. per 100 Houses, whose especial daty it is . to watch for the main- give rise to fever . I answer that in some Inatances they do ; , a e h a tie the eree t ees year . t h e &ee l t ete , but two reasons may be adduced why they should not. Ist, red rex% - Ganges to the British territories, where he was co.'s ; Four per Oent. Loan 1512.43, 116 i m per 100 C,oete tenance of sound religion in the university, and for the edu- . ' lced - .to 788-or - a • • ntion . of 465 in ode rare go tn ases arising from them are of a different nature to those 20 0.. 53 0 Prime Mesa 0 • . received in state durbar by the Governor-General. CALCUTTA, Nov. 19.-The express via Bombay', with the cation of its members in the true doctrines and principles of - e g .- . . . year. It ought to be noted, however, that this decreate in Pattie, cleaned .... . 0 . which result trom drains ; and from the urine ana excre- 28 0... 32 0 Pork, peme mem B7 6...90 rook, il of the 7th of Oct. arrived on the night of the 17th instant, the Church of England-it expresses a judgment which commitments is attributable also to the separate system of Carolina r, De. Public entertainments were given by the Governor- ma anent of animals is given off a considerable uantity of sin- Bnerre. Bacon-Pork, Lmrk 1 87 e... o bringing the painful intelligence of a fresh series of heavy failure', cannot but be regarded as posseung the greatest weight, I --- e 1 confinem. nt being brought gradually into operation, and Rw . it „,,,, e „ . Do., lielfaet 1 ; Bre . General in honour of his royal guests, and Lord some of the parties being of high standing an.l deeply engaged in the • which in a eat measure neutralises e effect of the • may hope, too, that,asfoundedon actual observation of mycha- mdma r g r . acting as a moat powerfully deterring influence upon those Lee ,,,: e 7 a nd Bacon, Waterford, ...„ . 120 y. market continued • malaria ; 2nd, farmhouses are better ventilated and are h had Lrevioualv been in the habit of looking upon two p ro d I 7 ... 1 8 63 0...63 i ,'"ro Hardinge Wan immediately to accompany the King Eare India trade. The preesurc upon the money . with augmented severip, and the Bank of Englund bad maenad ts I enter and conduct in various offices of the university, dining more comm lOUs Mt ed . th es, and the inhabitants bein w e • ' 134 ivwt. 7:1: to Lucknow, where great preparations had been rates ot Miscount to 31 per cent. on hilto having less than 15 dart to I course of ean it will have the effect of allaying the a on . g . y , . _ . better fed, are more robust, and cunsequently resist disease tee o f . tm t u l a tion com p -- g or three months' imprisonment in the county gaols as a mat. Demerara, 26 to 11* I ared with bevies to take up tbeir se Per cent Lardelelfaseprett made for the reception of the Governor-General. ran, 6 per cent. for thee.. under 30 days, and 61 per cent. above that so unduly excited against me at t is moment. eumamons _ _ _ better. Still, lam of opinion that a farmstead in the midst ~„ ISe o. es s weerford, ., • • date and hail moreover retuned to make the usual Menaces on have to request you, therefore, both to accept yourself and to abode in a union workhouse. In 1847 we again perceive the 9 •P g 6 ••• 3 of • dense population (particularly if not well drained) is apt Jamaica, .10 to 116 Ditto Bladder e. iill 0...90 . Kish Nothing had transpired of a political nature, eon- Coo ,'„ A „ . convey to the Vice-Chancllor and the other Heads of Houses - • I h hi hI h I useful effects of the new system of confinement and died- pm oent o.l'. 3 6 ... 4 American,detyp. W 0...66 0 WWII fleeted with the interviews which had taken place, The melancholy intelligence above referred to has thrown te generate disease. na s ort tour w c ave recent y i . who have concurred in the address, my heartfelt thanke • . • .. p ine , for the total exhibits a further reduction-the num- Favounte marks 4 4 ... 6 HMI" OS and Gee, at per lb. n, foe " the deepest gloom over the cemmerciul community of the., -this mot I ble „ e „, made, I have had an opportunity of examining evens! toca- bee being 635 or 153 less than in the preceaing year and Brandy Ist brands '4 7 ... 5 B. A. and M. Vele°, nu in but there was no doubt that every effort would be . . u „, which he 4 for this expression of sympathy , city and calmed a tot.. suspension of b nen, - - '!' va ua--- "'... lities in which fever has from tithe to time prevailed, and 'n 1 ' - • mi f ' nth' iri d- 10 • 3 ... 0 weak made by Lord Hardinge to ameliorato the condition reeeired a clink by the news of the previous mail, and been vice to the cause of truth an jua . d tice In Quitting , mv - • every one of them I have found that the drainage is in a • I one half ese than in 184 o! But in the com menu or one Bet sp te, p. Os.sd es. 70 10 3- 0 Vted 0 3 ...0 3 4 1 Won. - of the oppressed and distracted state of Onde. In interrupted by numerous holiday.. On Saturday, the 6th residnice in , . this place which has so long been my mu more or lee imperfect state. Tho village of Thoroton, in species of u ence we ff do not ne this gratif • diminu- IMMO perce Pnlit to S ... 0 Bruit, dry 0 44-0 0 vanes November, the date of the leet Orerland Price Curr,rtt, no business and chief sphere of duty, I shad carry along with me the re. tion-we nean in those under the game laws. In 1845 the Irl'S th Vale of Belem has fever raging in it at the present - • fll 44 d h* h • FLAX, per toa. Dryealted 0 4 ..• q odds. Hyderated affairs continued in the same confused of import-lace was transacted, end the Bth, 9th, 15th, 16th, anol 17th collet' ion of this kindness to cheer me amidst many regrets e ' • number was 76. In 1846 it eto -a ecreaee wlc a Bete ep eree e 47 0 ,„ 2 , 4 Rio, ery 0 41_0 Se • .e 4th state. 'lhe arrangements for raising money had were native holiday.. The business done in export., has, therefore, It will be a great pleasure to me to think that there are , . • time • end here the drainage Is ba and the people are • . attributable to the greater and more profitable employment M. Petersburg, 9 lama& Yelp. dry 0 5 ...0 a • event very Meted The shoe however which credit Me eregained, I Sleth • densely crowded in small tenements. n i orp, a angst- o chief aethority here, whom I sincerely respect and pe bout that time to the working claws all over the coon- head 0 c 0... 0 0 Wee India, dry.... 0 4 ...0 5 10th failed ; the Arab mercenaries were plundering be"' , • t. , 0 , i those in will probably induce remitters to revert to produce as e on . y were bo • vill f t t' d h -- n a - • Dutch and Flemish 55 0.. 65 unng age, ever was presen some ime ago, an ere Salted try, in railway works, &a., rather than to anytheng connected 0 24...5 41 L e ,. 7 throughout the country ; and the estrangement ~,..liu. o f re maianceoraich may give rise to geeater activlty in our ill kindl a zonate m endeavours to dis esteem, who w y pp _ y there are event. very filthy drain,. Upon examining i • h d d fi d lei B t FMcullnd 1 most market discharge my due. in m new and arduous office. with prisons, or t e rea of heavy nes an pena es. u in , witk between the King and his minister was _ greater export market than relent circumstances or the state of the . . .7 _ _. _ _ at home would warrant. It will, however, be some time before the " Believe me, my dear rrovost, yours very fatthfullv even in a casual manner several village% through which 1147-after the separate system had been brought into rept- Hine at pee tom St.Peteraberg:cleameSs 0-36 Yips, B.Amee, dry 07..0 11 Keene, dry 0 81-0 9 th the than ever. The Nizam had quitted Hydem- mind of the mercantile coinmunity, greatly alerteed and digurbed by "R. D. HEREFORD (Elect). • ' I paned. I found that drainage was generally but little lar pmetice-we find the commitment. for game-law offencn outothot ed. bad, and declared that he would not return to the pealing events, am regen its weal calmer., ~o as to admit of bug- " The Rev. tbe Provost of Oriel." a . I h ked ttended to. In my own praetace ave had a very mar • again mounting up to more than 70 ; and we need not look half clean capital until our resident consented to the removal of OM proceeding with euethmary reeularity and in tbe usual channel% instance of the orimn and spread of fever. Is • Tillage con- far to find the cause. It is stated with incontrovertible force Rigs, Rhine ST 0. 0 Russia, ditto 8 ... a 8 1.7G11 . the_pnme mir.ister. and the immediate effect of the present untortunate state of affairs - tainino 400 inhabitants, I have had no less than 67 cases of 36 0_ 0 lira Moons at per tee. MADRID, DEC. 25. by the exemplary chaplain of the aaol, in his report pre- euteho4 . will, doubtless, be a revere tightness ot money, and a general fall fever, in a greater or less degree, y • and two deaths. The fever sewed stele lait ki ehaahflas Quarter ... Oa . :__ 15 a... 0 Logrood,Jamaica-E4 0... 0 0 leap * th th Mon bad a long interview, yesterday, wi e "In mak ing ~,pr. • in this in • • ted • th h f t tab stance origin& in e ouse o a mos respec le 49 0 4.2 Honduras ...... ..... 5 0... 0 0 tb, 21, There is nothing new from the Panjanb. in prices. The import market Me been let. , brisk than its active opening after Queen-Mother, in which she was exceedingly urgent with f (he rays) a moral estimate of the criminal statistics of the j e ' ~, i 2 - 2 ,2 2 . . e 13 0...2.3 Cemprechy 7 0 . 8 0 armee • and of his family and servants no less than ten were or my From Hajpootana there is intelligence of the cap- t h e h o lid ays prom i se d, T h i s leeeare animation mey perhaps be him t ffice B t h has 't • bl to accep o . u e , 1 seems, an insupera e county for the past year, our attentioa is particularly am B om b e 7' 16 0. 19 Meek., Jamaica 1 10 . 6 111 i vier affected ' with it. This house had a badly-drained farm-yard, ture of Doongur Singh, by Lieut. liardcastle, who, attributed partly to the on-a:Meal loolelays which have interrupted rested by the fact of the low daily average number of pri- Juts thin *Pim, and partly to the dieorgunieed Wee of credit and want of 1 oliection to Narvaez u a ministerial colleague. In fact, if a ' • • T h I •h 1 . ad a drain behind it in a bad state. he wo e pans ies goners being considerable reduction even upon the year Tee, at per Owl. reed 15 0 .13 0 o bave with his party, becomes entitled to a large reward emfidenrn which ha, prevailed. Towards the end of the past week, Mon becomes president of the e.ouncil, which seems by .no en a flat, and is very badly drained. The cottages are small, • ' - a • c.) • • th • d't Panel. B2 0- 0 5ma11...-. 9 0 .10 • 31 the offered by the British and native governments for the however, a good deal of busine-o arm done in cotton geode Jed mule means improbable, no doubt he will form a thorough-going low, and most of them densely populated. Last year King- which preceded it. a examining e prison recor s, i 60 8... 0 Lima 10 10...15 10 e bad a h hi f dim' • • ' h g•ref" Dinars that t e c e minion is in t e summary com , twist, genteelly at preview, but, in Wllle inetanees, at Meade ultra cabinet, in which Martinez de la Rosa, Fidel, an 11 10 .13 0 stone wu visited by fever, but there, with the exception of ••• a • h 1 f h 'all hich had " a " 3 hied " 63 0 ••• a 1 'n'Pen d Ma. ' • apprehension of this robber. edema d rates. Metals have niaintained their pasition. men of an equally decided stamp, will occupy the remaining MitMentn, an in tOM e diet& 0t em especi y w Woe, at ler too. 1 Red Kander.. ..... M. M In Goomsoor the insurgents were increasing in auda- In our money erect there is but little change to me ice ; OCCoMMO- , . o ~_ . . . the usual love for dungheaps, the drainage was not so very most swelled our numbers in former years-namely in those gars places, to the total exansion en me present ministers, wno -An. city, and a force of three native regiments was about to dation LAN been reader available on undoubted orcurity,. anti in the had. Sutton Bonington is rarely without fever in one shape nd malicious-tre d erus acts committed under the vagrant a . - Eetele are looked upon by them as little better than puritans. The march against them, but the difficulties of the country sea could be plecured on governmeat mental!. at 61 to timaer &dean . . . e amage ere is very in 1 erent. n e or other, and th dr • h ' • d'ff Ith This decrease commencing when the prison buil nu were e re mar eiswi ou va- RAILWAYS.-Th sha kt • • th t 7 per cent. Tile news by the mail we are a very av I h unt minable modification in the present ministry, in consequence west and south of Ireland, there is generally a dunghill el - - - render : , ttecess very doubtful. influence in the money-market, which for Wine time may of Orlando's resignation, is chiefle remarkable in ese nearly completed for the introduction of the separate system riation, and business is dull. Buckinghamskires have • to the door of the hone, and we are all of us well aware how of - prison discipline, and continuing uniformly and progres- been done at 3 discount. F.ast Anglian 6 per Cent. The commercial news from India is gloomy. In be expected to continue tight and unmalee, there bring a coneoler- the o ids to he he d • advancement of Beltran d t a easily fever is provoked in that country. Now if we take a sivel • since ita adootion-we can hardly fail to attribute discount. Luxembourg, 61. paid, at lcv. & conrfquence of the failures in this country, the fol- able onount of acceptances. now considered bad or doubtful, floating in the meter. A further decent of 8 annas per erne has token of the finance department. The suecessor of Orlando is a view of the state of the drainage in our immediate neigh- / • • T Scrip dose at 1 of energy and ability, and poaaesses a high character ' -• • d't 'd mainly to the deterring influence of that system. he _ , i . ~ 0 , ,of a • lowing firms had suspended payments : Messrs. Cock- place on 2d 3 per cent., &I 5 per cent., mal on Company's and gm , bourhood we see how imperfect it is ;anl we consi er • • a ambre, 6/. paid, at ss. Shrews o r resorted to as an as lum for the winter enis I,o uvala a 1 0 f r inde ndence, inte a dto a certain extent gel ye an libeeeldy t ' ddl d . odi f malaria, prison us no 1 nge y , , 1 rupees 4 cent. The Bengal Coal Compuny have announced • 0 Pe hat every stagnant pu e pro uces its m cum o nor generally preferred to the more appropriate refuge, in bury and Chester I reference, at 2, p y, di erell and Co.; Messrs. Lyall, Matheson, and Co. ; profit ., ,r,7Ta, of 17 per cent. per annum, one-half of which is of rinciples. Beltran de Lis has since his accurion to office we may then form some very slight idea of the immense the ti f d Si d' h h Th . cl . • t nUP ro rwo 11110 DAV IN LONDON. me o nee , peon e in t e poor- ouse. m tonna- seems 0 ewer, Messrs. Church, Lake, and Co. ; Messrs. Shearman, to be divided, and the remaining moiety retained be the director* as ex ibited a change by no means uncommon in those who quantity of poisonous air that must be thrown out by such • Shoe • h mall d •h th thaturday's prices will be found in lag pan.) non, coupled wit the s er eerease in te o er sum. MUllallß, and Co., of Calcutta ; and lesirs. Living- waning (uncl e an equivalent for which will be given . in newleseestl become ministers tor the first time, and has more than once stagnant water, and which air is actually a great part of it Midland 50f. AL, 71 8 , Mans& A de-totem' at the rate of 12 per cent. per am for the pe t startlee the ears of his former friends unpleasantly, by pro- mare offences (with one exception) ia at the least significant Caledmiall, 36 passed throu h the stem of the inhabitants. I would lay • nubile and Belfast ln., 22 d N. Briteh, 24/ ston and Co., of Bomba7. half year is now in the emcee or pay-ment by the North Wrenn elite e , the claiming princirles of government, in some inetances directly a R. ; 8 7 . , „. . of a lower amount of crime in the county. Comminn _ _ „,„ . , K., and ta oxford, Wee., & water., 131 1 5 The following is the Summary of the Bombay Times F. elle For the current balf-year 16 por coat. is expected, sof wbich . own as a truism, that entre stagnant water ana putrerying under the game-laws have alone exceeded thoee of the pre- .....slls' s t '•", 'e " to his ormer creed. In one of the last debates he . and D., 121 S. E. & Dover, lel es E. . or Dec. 1 : -The outlaw Docmghur Singh has at length been will be ....led t' 'l.' r - ' . reeve fund in oemormity with the resolutions op • etable matter exist, there sooner or later fever must show i is elan of offences it is ceding year. Wth respect to th , E. Counties, 154 Do. do., No 1 151 emcee ounctine mot, eed under the operations o w c tee reserve at ease f hi h ' I'd It' If open to severe attacks from the progresistas, by i tac eg IT • h oth h d I believe that if malaria d , and, on t e er an , captured. He was tracked to his lair by Lieut. Hardeaetle, fund, already minting and inveetel in gmerement otock, amounts to denying the right of the people to resiot the payment of taxes not exist in the atmosphere, fever cannot be produced. °ea obvious that the mottos an se being vez generally ques- Do. York Estee., 71 4 Do. do., No. i., 11 yew, and his person seized. He endeavoured to commit suicide newly 8 per c,nt. on the paitlem eepital of 40 lace. The Bank of that wete not voted by the Cortes. He is generally under- tioned, a formidable barrier is thus present to the influence E. Laneagere 21 Voric, Newc., & Ben, 331 NATIONAL I/EFINCES AND THE TIDAL HARBOUR o ' " &W(Ila d) 21 We n draw rominent atten- este& •re o • De. forte. Nem. & Bee), NS i , Pee by stabbing himelf in the belly, when he found escape hope- tenure profits for the past etur montho are equal to re. 10-11-31 per stood to Ise attached to the principle of free-trade ; but f anY rernrin ' t°7 " stem. agal P • Gt. N. of Englend New 40/.. 56 Do. f etenveso i Ne. 1 (York teem less, bet without nieces. The Governor General was, by mot. per annum un ovsk. OF NiEwitAvEN.-A trustee of Newhaven harbour says- tion to this point, not because we wish to excite unjust pre it is not impessible that due article may alaa disappear , I Peewee New, In 71 Newcie.,e, 21 I rare. t anoMaling state and we cart quote i t would afford me sincere gratification to learn that the judices against any particular class or their occupations and latest accounts, at Cawnpon, about to proceed to Lucknow : Exchange has been in a mos . , . . . d from his political credo with his new promotion. Nunn: Loc.& Blackwell 4/ " Do. ere. 2 lees.. & Ber. Ili recommendations of the Tidal Harbour COMMisSiOn, in re- sports, but because we find tbe fact again and again con- Dete B r eda, & Iy. e,82 e Do. G. N. E. Pur e 9 U. C. beyond the inter views between hie lordship and the King of no ruling rates. L neovered mercantile piper i.A quite r.eglectea, .in bills of •he Agra, Oriental, and NorthAteetern Banko are much has also been fiercely assailed by the liberal press for express- crud to Newhaven, were taken into the consideration ot her firmed-that those s rts can onl be ed cl • 1 eon. andlS. if est•rtn, 142 i y peewee ex uswe y Tait &N. Midland Pref., 141 , o .f Gude, at the former place, on the 10th and Ilth of Novems sought aficr. Transactions have taken place in this kind or pap..n at ing his opinion in the quinta debate of the 22nd, that if , t • • 'St th 'eh f N syesty s governmen tn connexion wi e erne or a- to eme Tes th 1 b P° • y presenting constant and imaistible Unapt*. Do. Qrs. New, 71 Rotten nilii Havre, 17 ly tho ber. we know nothing of his proceedings. 1-15 to 1-10: for six months' sight. Rills correct br shipping doen- a representation of misconduct made by a superior officer tional Defence. There can be but little doubt that it is upon tions to other classes to violate the lair. De. Fifths, II peat- The Punjaub is perfectly peaceful, and we hear only moos aro enquired for, rind ae six months' sight woufil command 1-11 to the colonel WU sufficient ground for breaking an officer. this •ttht th F h lel co t t h tever mill poin a e renc won neen ra e w a este., of plots and a iequietudes, from the London Morning te 1-111. ard to the a intments of Rosa de Toaures and - -- - nenne Co.in- Chroo i, le anal the Montssifile of Meerut. The statements Frieghte have been finn, an. . ge I tem bee been in geed demand ; a With mg PP° - tary farce they might at any time think fit to dispatch from ' Pet mall, but afterwards aurae, they are of nu further impertarce than that the AVERA G ES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDA ILA ST. • eligfe fall taok place after the arrival o, the the four harbours of St. Valle T rt D' d ry, repo , ieppe, an Irons, of both seem equally apochrvphal, and are got up appa- nee regained their former level, and have continued fine at our quo. • 'nary incapacity of the latter is glartngly proved from eis Havre, as it ia the nearest point from the coast of France to entaier. s etaltLiek. oar& . SUL I HUNS - Pia& rently el the foundation of toe appropriation system both nolo , short-comings upon all occasions wnielt his career presented et Om that of Sunex, and presents peculiar facilities to an invading DISTIUCTIL need.. i Aermes lammem *mere - emotes Amami Um A ...a• 1 ataarals Average , um. A.M.. equelly edvocate. Mutters continue quiet in eAnde, the leniece-The new indigo ha, berme to melee. There is; notbine to of distinction. 1.T. , ..L, rmy. Of course no descent could be made upon our ConkLio,iener proceeding with his task iudustrioualy and add to our preview rt•porto ao to the extent of the crop, whkii we Mill The two pea:maid& generals and one colonel to whom a coast convistin f •fa try I • dth i London g o in n a one . an e t ver -... 6269 51 10 4531 33 2 e 6088 15 3 . ... - 7.711 397 37 011 417 44 4 by the unoliteueively. He has elready sent in one very velnable er 113,000 mde We have to think will be rattier under than ov . , 23 Narvase alluded as having been appointed by the govern- 7G7 57 7 ' 167 32 2 . 65 25 'J ! ... ... .. 24 40 9 1 14 41 0 3 ;4 e , , 5 t ert u ale bv private context of 100 chose Boogie NS .SN ~ at I re. Ouse, of which the harbour of Newhaven is the Clbedge .... report to gevernment, recommending that the countr j e be ree I Ir i ' I t'lh t 0 is k as , m. ole m conneetien with ment to important commissions, are Generals Infante and 8336 52 . 28 29 10 , 6 7 2 ' 1 281 21 10 ... ... 0 704 31 II - 204 42 9 per nu . _ V 11110 rt clk„, t a 1 va W a embouchure, being navigable to Lewes, seven miles i Ea.'s for a erne ruled on the plan pursued by Mr. Elphememe a hilt tan...mien, e bieli may perhape have had •eam influence in San Miguel and Cul. lojan, who are named vocals of the inland, for craft of 150 to 200 tons burden, affords --.-- Iti rifordsbire - 9331 31 3 ' 96 22 1 ... ... 1 82 33 3 " .. ... :, Bird in the Deccan, which la pretty needy es wide as poesible fixing the price. A public pile of 264 chest. was announces! to take junta appointed to draw up a project of law upon milithi7 nuctiegunultin the most exteneive facilities for the disembarkation of D e f.-deem O4O 32 2 11 1928 SI le I. 117 21 ... ... 1 8 40 0 ; 44 19 3 Anne. sins po'itie -military system hitherto maintained. The place yeeterdee. The news be tne mail, however, indueee the pro. „ mambo ... A.M.. the e •e , elm. of Ihnol ay prweedi tO Kurrachee ahont a month prieters to withdraw Mem; 200 c hest, o f thi e p e ree ogre from It is generally underetood that the proceedings of the hones, artillery, and military stores and equipment.. This Wittelere abeoll, °misted of Eisenagur E.D. The qualey of this par- . •- • ~. nett tilt mote a sojourn of seme weeks on the nor men, and 11 e , hi ts t i e , majority of nonaren agairet the puritan ministries have been i locality is one which seems adapted by ev ry natural feature Berkshire 4031 53 7 , 2905 32 0 . 140 21 ; ... ... 59 39 is o 44 4(1 I 10W 55 lo O 319 31 8 ! 61 24 ... ... . . . ... 1 1, 21 22 II lis se far tromping that it pomesseo a melMw pa•te, it wan k to become the scene of the real attack by any invading force Seater-. '-" . e Tee marauder Itatrojee Sangria, who occesioned ce- ' • of 010 The aining GO cisme, were dropped. •f he importance of thn news ought to have pieced _ 2509 el 0 " 1250 31 7 • 214 22 1 ... ... • 51 33 911 34 41 11 y Ilee in brie:herrn oral relines. c tir. r. en whilst the (thee attacks and [chin might be carried on from '' eei 2792 •487 .. 786 39 6 . 576 19 9 ' ... ... 97 37 6ti 93 St 7 ~,tOl/. • :•.lieli envoya ice near Bombay three >earn since, has fro . b et ye „.,, tee ,. it at the head instead of the bottom of ney letter. suesex other perts of the oppesite coast on various parts of the D eets 1033 1.0 9 e 11,2.2 30 2 e )293 20 .. ... ' 61 42 1 ' 63 40 2 ~iaa. • -.; ,•,.. a brend ; tb , ii reason hie career ie rot Pkely t 3 bean s ee m,- fr ieei cti o ns in this staple ham been compeatively of Salamanca has announced his intention of giving up the eouthern coast of Kent and Susi. There are so great a Derretehire • •,.. • -, • one.- The news of the commercial crieis at home seniel emelt*. Prices have given way ta the ealmt of 4atoll se per impresarioship of the Circa. It hes been a losing concern to "' i c club. mks of info. variety of natural circumstances pointing out this spot on our 1 Devonehire 3l 59 4 e 485 30 5 335 90 1 .• .. ... •. . . in.lien community at large by surprise. At Calcutta nieund• The markit 10 bare of gm Indlinds 'l'd the st . dim in every way-both pocket and reputation. WS 56 1 ',' 795 29 1-. 75 22 I c. ... ... sons are increment; by the aecesoion of froth arrival.. Export& coast as the sue which would probably be selected by the I Cornerall • , ... ... •, - infant • •!. ....• • `,i f occaoinned by it has been extensive-the house Y:ef . o .•,- . , de Somerec,elere 1222 57 2!I 2163 S 2 2 ! 717 21 ~ ... ... 1 99 46 31 , 47 53 8 from lot Mot. tre to dale •-To Great n Min, 0,431 ea . - enemy for his grand attack, that the enumeration of a few NI outwore 331 3 , , -, et t - ••. end en. ; Lyall, Matte son, and Co. ; Church 1 e , 153 33 1' . • ' te late Al.Tertgc.- p The rocket this article in the Bazaar i. mtimatol, te will strike the mind with conviction. It is, uwe have said - em •-•••••••••• ....... 1972 S 4 3!, 1777 31 10 , 12.3 24 ... ... 36 56 0 12 MI 5 holnie. .. . • . ',!o. ; end Shearninn, Mu'lans, anti Coe hae:ng pee ..„, a , et e l an d 20,n00 begs. The demand t fur the North .tmerictin PORTUGAL.-OooRTO.-The Isabella Napier , Glournstershlre immediatele oppoeite certain important harbours of France, IlereforrWiint ....- . 3.7 Se 8 the 31 91' 34 II 11 - ... ... 1 41 33 0 , 13 40 8 •.• • ••" an neunct il theirselves instill:mit. At Born- 1 market continue, good, end there has been mule inquiry fia French steamer, Captain Coshead, arrived at Southampton laden all of which are, or will in a few months be, con- wereervreldre - ;94 22 11 ii 423 34 10 ... , t. doi for the En lise market. export from . I. e.,7 .t ,11210 firm has gone dow a-the local branch of • port.. lhere Le 'meting nit g_ _ . . enth Spanish rattle on Saturday evening. She left Oporto flee t e d by railway with Paris, and the military re- ealop 450 .5:, 11 , 763 33 11 ~ 10 27 •• • - . - - • - ••• Lev. R. " 0,13 nide • totem, 6eB It ere up to date :-To Great Brit. In, ..., ~ •;.: i •-• .: ~:- Livingston and Co of Liverpool-The ' 1 ~ the 28th inst. The Iberia packet was unable to tnuch at sources lot upwards of one half of the French Staftornsbire .. ••• ... • • • mile ; North-Yemen, 12,337 mas. 293 53 91 1 73 311 1 19 22 ' e. - t ••• deep!, ~ . ,senbay ha. retutacd to the presidency, and Sir Ince , ' --The saiprnents of deo consist of parcels pm-lonely roe- Oporto on account of the weather, and the Isabella Napier, I may. It has a harbour capable of admitting at C heshire ' t• i -• 1 . :meted to al .eve ehortly.-Slight disiurbanct N ' Derbyibb•e nutted for, and there is nothuet doing in the way of pun:Mem: in consequence, brsugkt the Otiorto mail-also a Mail from i spring tides vessels of 500 tons burden. It has a river we ,.. etr e e h• I tinny the 4538 56 0 I 1975 e 4 1 102 e 9 . ... ... II 150 50 10 34 43 11 ''.. • ..• ~, l •••- .I7e n our in Gooreecor.-The Nizam continues mmeof the recent fedures in L 0114013 bane disturbed the trede of the i her Majesty's skip Jackal. Nothing of importance politi. 1 darer affording the facilities abiee enumerated. It is &inked on l e iTM l .t e rehge 1444 55 7 1072 33 11 347 23 1 1 ... ... il 58 54 4.) SI 47 2 ',Jodi. . . s' -•-•• -o i- cipitpl, and hei rear ieter lo be dunned by Ilaurititte arta there I . therefore but little ho . pe of any amendment in cello had occurred at Oporto, and the earthquakes had either side by heights, which, in the possession of an enemy, Northampton for the e.• .. ' r : t 'i•.e state.-The w-eck of the Indus is about our trade with that island for tee dd prert. po Le rte from let inst. up • scarcely been felt there. It appears that the utmeet Leann would cut off the valley from attack ; and if failure, or the leaned . • ll .. ' ... ... 01. Re ''.' . ;7 .. 1 ; her machine./ and one of her boilers has to date t -11 l (ireAt Dritairee I,• In . , RAW SILx.-The stork of this siaiiie is nnpri en y . Net tl small There had been eat by the Portuguese, for they believed that the collection of • defensive force importaut enough, should in- ned , -ra 856 51 1 , 526 St - "' ' "' „- ' 1 I 43 26 , 1 • v.. ..fi,lerol L:• - lie of the Foorth Klug's Own, has and the article is entirely neglected. shocks experienced were similar to the premodkore sign, of IleseeedimeMre... hie 19 211 723 31 I. 230 20 1 ... ... ! 41 40 3 -1 , .. ... are nts temmetions to renert, duce the enemy to wish to retreat, a breach made in the sea c0 ,,,,, --- 0, --- te - re . ....... 10700 47 11 - 21,59 n 1 11 2124 19 1 11 ... ... , 299 a 9.1 19 45 1 .InAO.ll, : -.•.' '1 11 ' . • retain-a-4 at Cannsnore to proceed Maine with a n , p ima n ee r & -he stock *Mee& gOeM on inereednit, while the great earthquake. A volcano, however, had just broken wall, which alone protects the whole valley from the sea, s til ted, 9llO 51 6 1 DWI 29 I e 92 22 1 1 139 30 3 . 516 3 , 1 II 1 173 41 8 ent in ••• .• Ir.-Tee reed weather hes set Ise end the country there is no outlet in the shape of wane of which we have none.ito out at the famous Torres Yearn, about 2.5 miles from Lis- would enable the enemy to inundate the country, so as to Norfolk. 8895 SI 1 20814 30 !I 339 21 i 11 35 10 I 117 lIS I) i 36 42 0 fallike broughout is in.-`thy end tranquil. instant up to date : -To Great Brit- , report. Letmele from let • bon, and since that period fee earthquskes bad ceased. The prevent the defensive force from hara.ssing the retreat, and leaccenebire 11355 22 7 ! "612 32 e 5178 19 1 5 41 0!, 379 45 4 1 69 SI 0 - 1 N. Ausence (Walls, 19,332 pm. ; Chn , pce fuel Bandanas, 1,01 fon. . supt , et , pac . et, k which left Southampton with the Peninsula ant 57 10 i 2295 34 .. MO MI . Is se 0 ; ga 54 10 ; ... ... enable him at leisure to make his escape by the sante Means Netts. endey COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 614 pm. ; 196e3 55 I , 6743 •33 11 2049 32 ! ... ... 'i 290 45 7 • 2S 36 II ll I. PORT nel THE STATE OE ens BOMBAY MARKETs, FROM Sew. LAC VW L.IC ..--• me 'Menu is entirety neglectee, and the mail on the 17th, and n neut w hi n e some unea s i n ess had been I which conveyed him. It is the nearest point on the coast of Yerksbire of the tritling Alp:menet reported are for Am , ea. . ri Tie onto. demend for felt at Lisboa because she Ind not arrived previous to th ' Lancaehire 4Bl S 5 II I ill 131 1 i MI 22 1 ... ... '1 62 Si 6 1 ... ... MI iSTS TO Tilt 3nTll ise HOT”11:Elt ISCLUMITT. TV VADAT AMIE. e SUreei tO the metropolis. It non the flank of the town a weeteeerete , t e ...... 69 62 41 33 51 326 22 ' ... ... e ... ... hue of lac dye is from the eame qaarter. . . departure ef the Iherin, arrived off the bar, at Oporto, en the . ... 1 i • -• Brighton, and out of reach of any sea defences which may c um b er n e a 5:l 00 lit 446 0 36 . 379 23 .. ... ... . . I l god 81. Nio.S., Env uTtere, Nov. 10.-eince our report per laot mail, . IS II 1, Ism. re To Pei r.-To Great !Int an 3.5 23m. ger of g..sket for ingeet. genetally ha. been very steady, while that for ,E,le, ._'" 16 ,,,,- - 7 -- -,,_ .. Le ly • Fen ee 23 nide. Lse dye ; North America, be provided for the defence of that town. It is the point most northamberiand...._ Noe se 1 134-3 150 !I 644 n ... ... ! 11 16 6 41 0,4 .. . /4 , . a; .re II.:-. 1 1A1-1, yilet, pending the at riral of the overlanil muil gam "ne" eie ; "e ! ' e n "' -'• e ' ' h . . HOLLAND.-AXISTERDAM, DEC. 30.-According remote from the quarters of any of our feeble garrisons, Durham.- IDa 511 , 61 .36 II 115 23 ....-- Me rads. shell lec • 523 axle lac dye. le el°. *the rth of Octeeer. 'I his reached us only yest, rday, and -, . e• _- v. e no' inqu're fie AltleTiCa eontinnee eteady, bet freights to a royal decree published in the rtficial jeurnal of this bring exactly midway between Dover on the east and Ports- "etee- 3sg .54 - 611 133 1 I i 047 IS i - . - 1 - .t • 021.1 4 ` '' " s mt.. ill , - ,i , Mr . unt. hroeele by it have nuii , e4l the worst opprebensioup that ' ,--'--- .-.1, --- .1. • ) t " ' ' hix. ' . . admit Of :thlptalente being made to England with my day, tha memos and navigation of the colony of Surinam month on the west. sees s • were ce del by the intelligence received by the two preceding mails. are 4)3 --h to ImpabilrfddrAW..... prosi lea tros - nsin II MTH 11l 5 1.111 St 1 4106 4IA* i . . . .e' - - . G- • , • ;$--k