The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-15 00:00:00

i 74- # vb.e 4f43rt%51 No. 1,631.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1851. [THREEPENCE. l I ISKEARD TURNPIKE ROAD/J.—AMEND NEST and EXTENSION of TERM of I M 14 AL . PEli. Li. AL ACT 7 GEO. IV., CAP. III; POWERAI to MAKE Nsvic ROAD between the FAIN at WHIST li CCU 415 and ANTONT GREEN she to MAKE TURNPIKE a ROAD Iran NIRO IRAWATV.It In LInKEAItD, and tee ARANDOINEST as TURNPIKE of RI MING TUR • PIK . RO vDS between the a .iil FARM at MOUNT ILIOCUM Hit sad 11111.Litho1)li LANE END, sad breves NOOKS. WATER a-d LISKEARD. NOI I! R Id HKUEBY - GIVEN, that APPLICATION la Trended to be made to PARLIAIIII74 r fa the next -.rem for an ACT to Repeal an Aet paned I. the Seveoth tear of the helm of Ring Geortre the Forth. Mauled, "An Aet for Muff. &ntualo striae re porting. and feimomnit eert.ht rank 'Wing to and Irem Litheud and certain ether mad. lavlcn Mein:L..4i in the c o ootja, of C ora . wall and If eon." and to rensset for 4 further teem if rears, with retain areedthentry a 1. ., a' ion% atdde a. and eremite., some of the pneeiebene of the rid Oct. ir.cluding the rennet , » authorising the meetnettlee et • new pm* of mod, direngirie from the Men at *nerd KiiiiMiliVie, akeee the rho, of Tinter Me Lake, serum lesemeetb, Keeton, I•esh.le L. he, and .lne the More of M. Jobs% Lobo% Aetna, tare% mkt h ends.. pace ril read oil pan from, three^ At. or loin, the several perishes I...ship.. and pines Sol Tireithg, of some of than (that 1. to my) Maher. In tin Comic. or Dern sr' i mee.ll, or onr of them. at. John oral Antony in East, in the Comer of Onweall, air to Fords ker toe shun& m n at as Tum ebril ot ee red of the *shrew Turn;dlic *eel as . 1,3 Inters v=r l-m ~..“."---„tir Y":' Ito :7"°` C . , 6 '....:r i ra.,1 1 . Sod =ii i ffer Cit•fra t :: Ur Turpnin m r wt....n . eM en inth Ere rid new ter I teemplrtml. mil epee for rime mete. had It opeepeeet by be red Intr.:LA Mt to waft MOM Spa • "no Usbete sod tree roles C..n.1 .4.• ...ny " t. 101111101b.1Mi • • Liman so be by or e. 0••, it, promise WOO Mt to ere* as pert of of, • se Ma of yeas, rierreelaw rail kit ithth VMS mod 'maul es r ray Is - Mined noon; et sorb ot •oro on nod ehogingrtheengl ems), md windy Mune he the borough she mei ired Usenseeei beheeeen y ef Gomm* an le. betimes a handler avow em plea is to selheiree by the reprerentatives of John 14re, L.iiii•te, deerer& mad 'lm mo 41.11 fer wen end re the C. mown,* .1 I otr, at linoronner, aad Ilheinnetion or the ems road at i rat. Terrace, whit the puke high way imbue her thenereet In li.• Town ol Inke.rd to lean With( and glee Se rent upon the eatd Cron ten i and Trustee. reopecther lepers he ester Mee gimual dor orer moue whether by knee we ethrrethea pear the we by the 0 Moir . I the tact p atom oi neat Ith Wilithe NM Covent, mad its the niece...rent, issithsllllllll le ntwole then* by the seal Trustee., • r . mermen AM l; Is rage td by the nod ionedni Act to provi.'e he the MI Yee moaner mitten of red becoming rumptke ito A, either she Mot-ty ere darer the trestinnewee of tn. o•Lito term of inking& therein in the sena Uri... oe oaring web for es in le he sherd by er. h onionglorris en el. resold: and al • to r "vide for the abendoeseest as Isenollis Raid. tither an.° n:ely ..r dal. I the 11b0 prime, of in nerie of the raining Noma. Knot a. lie. between the Comment* Ise. he MISOISOIitef sr...id. awl the teeth cud et the Lion leading from thethetreet to Deanetroet, In the Tema of Litheard. And it Is 'doomed by*/ raid istrowled Act to atithnelse Tolls le he levied oe all rued. for Ike tire him, wridt ct to the control of the r.dd Trader, and to alter the mite I g Toll. and makers, the key. fag of rms. other Tol • fa .43T/1 at the mid owils no WS now .ablest in the enrol of the Tender wet tog In me. whoa of the rid ethers Act, and to snit or, eery, or sating Mb. ezenipuons town payment of Talk. MI It le premed he the raid thinned Att to authorise the bymme or sequottne by Cie Trireme id Lands an I Mildlog., netmlene or arnment, ter the purpse. of ali, or any, of the ...1 reels end too romping sp. Iteratian, &mouth or to. weal, I eye styt or prnsireriey, of all raid, entry weersourem PP”, hon.., n• briefer. Mush It rimy be remade or sm. ray .0 to mop op. age* Awn, ee now. for the p 'rpm, of the ewe rood., "r any et thee. or of any Movement. or rusks trend, ert h nt 1 he moot ..d by the wed int. okra Aet. Ned to eery or es•ingniett all such esker. tights Of pritilere bi. qms, ee eonneson with the Imre sod bridiags to he pilevesnd or admired, or tie twei.en or mod propm to to he WAR Ts.repike Rood a. akm..1.1. or any other of the mid mete r Mold In any wanner Impede nr interfere with the remiss tele MI mad menden edict the oblate snot 'Afton. of the rid Ith tended Act, and In o neer morn Mitt. not privileges, end * emboli..• the rater of mob luethet ray of nem. on the credits( the tOno to a looted ander the pro. i•ion. of the .44 Act m may he mooed to be mi. ed for the power. of the sald Aet. Asti now I. hem -, alm gins, that Ma. owl seethes of • the .64 we mete of met, sod el the portion of toad peogoted to he weds Tratonlie Newt r Meraid, together with a Seth* &threw to ouch Plow. mid • legy of this N Met, an pshSahod an the . Lose:..a lios .t.," will he deported on or t elute the twisty • nth dm or N are , On. POI. Mb the Cleft of the Peon leo 1141 Oferty of Cornwall, ..t hie Orem le the tore of at Auskil; aM OS i (no r•fa.d• the Mid re pier of Reed) w 1 \ the Om of the Peace or the Corny of them, at his Oar is the City of Exeter, Mari that a ( ivy of in ruch if the wed Plans, -acute., and Gook of It Terence, is ',- kiss to the several Parodies In which the and new glees of rod and pool n ..I wed pr no 41 to he env' e Turnpike Reed, as afernold, are otoate; together w th a cope of tisk Notin, r pelb. S-bed is the "Loom a kontta," will, on of before the rare twenty. math day o N.dreints r, be deported with the Pare h C.erlis of rah &Mesa rennet 'rely, at their restdoicen lend the eeveatb day of November, an fhOUVILLI • iglu hundred W Ittpeee. IL 11. PIe.DLER, Llama& Aulortwe low the ralll ROL EAST I.ANCASHI}tE RAILWAY.—Tho Di inNlaro ere prop red t. itteltlVL LOANSust Mornage; now% 41 pee met oeno of A: it sad uploads', owl I per* att la .rave ceder 'AI, fur titre Owe, of onto yeas.—Apply to JAMES iiIITMILLS, 8 ornery. novrabor 7, is4l. DUTCH FI.OWEIt It()0I8.-THOMA3 F. wiLuiN.i, 2, thestes••eld-sweet, fitmenerunt, tweaks, Imo auw reedy he whltrattsl lloaen scontatnnw II Sr awned Ily •eintlia. 19 ass mimed 01.401. a. 12 Sae milord ea ly Tu' iv.. 11 line named Inn sesthem If Tomaramol 1 u tyn .2 One nano .1 Ina tlawasica. 1$ Due Van Thal Tulips. 12 line named • Acclaim% IS Sae nano d Cast a mins. in name 0.,,50.d ( new. 13 SOO [Mined i1..1) c AtieltiOnts. :M. Law, ‘111..f &SUM. IS sweeln•cent 41 Jonquil.. 0 largest Wile i new. IS t onvenrll. u J hyti.l... :on .4r4c.t Wnth. Cr can All warr .ated 1 in!...li Hoot. of • Isr,t quality, which ell. be dell. awed (f..re of esr. nee) at any railway station In 1.041.011, sad at all the plats of eart.ii I and Ireland that have direct Maultnialtiatiall with Daub" be Tau Warms Or hums and.nons half el each of Shawnee foe One Galas.. JEWELLERY. - 1)111/1), BILOTHEItS, 40, u Combna Masartan-boor ailrenonOlv, sad watalowator.. bra to gulled. .n Oxon-aloe 14 :Ariz e. trunro *MORT oI 0RN.0.V4 ft. fonnoba aloft of the choicest make W Wawa la thoson. bre, cbrol, Ocoee. In, hoop ionises, M. to ke omit Lth n. lani,ln. Curobill. HENRY MILLS, lA, 111, wad 149, OX VORD-STGLET, LONDON. recomaand. eV bigtaly-11•4444 GOLD WA rcal VA of Ile HMO ZI oNr4ll. CONSTRUCTION, OOLDDIALN,JEWELLED, kr., • vu. Guinan each. In .1144, t wog. at Two. suka-llalf oatses• sub. NEW 14110W.110030, at GI. •ab bs as cates.ave riewut o.f Nee and NEtNIND II %ND PLATE. wad Ibe NEW ELECTS() awl saber Pk A reu Guotra at euudingly caducei prices. 11 la Au gadd JEWEL. LEST IsWu Is es-Pc. variety. Pus Usk: Gouda from SIM. M; oho AL. BEET C11A191 4 , Drew Va. 5301. A Pauphlu, mlOOlllllO the 1144 Of hien sad Murtha% wEI be sot eu Oat , iffe, as applier Leo by letter: sod as I 011 7 •99Imallola lauboted. Note the Address-171, I:I, sad 114, OIEORD.STEEET, LONDON. IO LAI)IE:I.—ROWLANDS' ILAIADOR, tar am Am sa4 ram pies eon. —I: to arti.ltatehed lur ite extremely ~ pampa!' and ...Abu a ea at.. a the ihm, whi e, by ha molls ea tbe pon At and famute 'ICU .. .My TVIM.I., it ezral. all Summate, b 1 the Aware, .11... every to drney t . Intleatotaitax and lb.. ellbetaally dmt...tra all reamers. I.•, tr.a1.. , .. ...b, ahrkicq tah mbratirate, a n d other eutAreme re.axtum.. Tbe :IMAM Mom tt Wpm la the . :.eit, .al tlx. eaane.r .at olehrsey yawls it ialame ea the bomb sad .rem, reader it Way,. aeahie x, every trahrt. Cas tleman. Mkt 4.•• ag, will iml i• MLA, : .1 IR it mina ash 4sdef6lllllllll MIS Mil* mal leader It ail, onaarrh,xad p'NouiSt. Itemaraersmatme iaayaere tar ..ale. 'Me mania " Snorts& lialyder . was the =rel the seamier amie:e. •mut "A. Imam/ tml Iles, IS, almars," err sho CI pro ..1 in lb. gsnerNingeli May .xe.l •• Malt bulb. Price 4% ut am 1 M.101.--lhatt by them. ma by Om Mote arm Pee tua *es. FIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME WIN , b. UC 11111'.‘" 4 KEN 11.2.NTA Alta BICA 1 7 UOD. 41521:—..112; yews. at I. aw.b .b!• :away Inna dy= ainmisse. Imam.. ONO. caaalysti ilatuaalay. altstabb Ada. abaratia am lawaillagw, beta removed by Da Barry% ea- Matta Jolly %Vanua. Lam near Diet, Nattalk. Care Ile. 71. wt tlywaspala; ham the the Lord taunt d. Dealaa:—. 1 bays dertwed wan &table leseet haw year Foul, lad bastbarbe tba pollinate allow Ilsaw."—lltaart d. Useles. bola orlabora.llb., at 21b., at 4a. bd lb., at Illa; 12 Da. at 111 a. Iltsaraaratawl gritty, 10 lb.. at 01..; 4 lb.. at 22k ; tin 10 lb. aid 12 lb. eablon Ir• On Mut (lea td elfeaoe • n IMO ., at Paaacltew balm by DU 'MICKY atA :(es Lambdas: Wage, liabitabarabaam t a... P. C.'- .aOt h rte W. with Ids moo EMI Wpm. J. B. limbo grotto rottbotl of topplor ado% wore...god to de'olOt 01l or,. ow n ml woo tMe whoirrole owl moll kW SEW INVENTISD TAY W PYLIti (to supersede the b..00.1ay modbott Of Ida, maw aso Is. motet. Me tattoo sooptiod. LIS. It lo tho Gnat NOM U. 414 \Pk /.4 ' e r • v . f 4 ; • 11 •• # • • •‘• \•',l .• • 11 A 11 , 1. 0 W'S NEW M- k ' TV vr iitZgali v i A iTt g 4 5.4 711 11 8 Pt ' 1. ':. - e . " : ri;.:Ti "-.. xi * .. *th " Nu t .11 1 4." -- 4 that the bat pist.ita he dtsva sawed a. .. - A 1 " ww I 1) .1111 ir........_.......„,„--- tt 9 • _ _____ ) L _ 4 : 7 1 .7 f IMMO t - - 17 . ---- ! 1 3 1 the 11:4; werrawed top, re to caat in ‘ , two 0 A W u of 01.; pries 4a. Gd.; au. vs ...et d Per Awry, ha. ta. Tu. an.. wierrnait tedi ehrlhis It. whoa w bre the Gram Ivy a. idled en 114 ir the tap 00 the ntaate (Hien Me a Indoor. 1 14. i. hn ..170Wonust't.oh'tbel* il awk "ilikks to one: l 'it he n"aw llquor 1 :.• f r to rue off In when the tap In termed off 114. T. We •ir ,n inter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, King Wllttue Street. Ilanaton-house. Yet.hliabed 111.10. 14.11.—Noae are swede( swept Stampe d ,ma.t. iha.- -.-- —• -a 6-...- AUSTRALIAN LINE OF PACHIIT SHIPS, tor SYMP.( Direct, and Segal*: haders for YAM DIERILIVII LAND, PORT PHILIP, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, 112.—Thess oplas. dii rips are NU of the Irst 'Hee. have suet elegant agammagatlans for 10. 11 4. re. sad imMegoent. win bp e mi t. t b i t, die indult. Moo. a r t r... Commabro. 0 . 0 ". 4 /. "" To sal/ —.. DCECat WEM — it.. ToN . .. ...... too it. M Miller. "dray t UrlliaTia , . aio 1. Moan latAtik.L. A WATION 7.#0 .1 Foliates .. P eh nt7Aillo Nov. 10 M. BENIMILE .. .... NO 1. V. Twat% .. PortAtleiol.le 10...0 SALOPLUI 4uo G. Harvey tramolca . Nov. 21 rAimeklesd 'l Is Pl,. weft, GWAL101 - 'for. IS lladtaa. 1 New lZaa. lord i MECO MO 1. roterkie Part Natal... Sem tO - - For further particular. &poly to the turtersies,d. ohs ere ore @tasty deepetettime a Met^.l .11 of eupri..• amt.-clam gimps (N( traders) to ember the eastrAso colonleo Ste. MAKeiIALL end $4, fesebezeb.arrest ALFRED LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, 7. Luthbury, land*. TIViVItt& John Pemberton licsiond, Eng. I Unirkis Mat= Ellis, EN. licoire Fit:acrid' Dickson, Fnic. 0. Ives Itsyrnorsi Darker, Esq. --._ - Wnicon James linstrell, Esq. Oasfe Inril. Dickson, E-q. Clarks noel Park, By. MOWN Mo. Elio. Erma A. knotiel Gorse, /Fri, Eq. Liect.-Ctione eke r T . :Mi. • %iii , •lll Jams Lsocioter, Esq. T.e How Eliot T. Torun M.P. Lk Aranrsnees 04 every &ecliptics oui be elected with this issociatioo. The mull of the lagt aliviwirm of pere3t. is Mem la Os Mowleg able, which exhibits the sikl.,luirt made to the sum Samar wacb a of twelve years' itt..ntlity. Date of I Dursaiin Sum I I Addith . =LINZ. Fr, of Aa ietrinally Amur/wee. .. 1 A .., la MI. Ile pPliv.. doom 11 me MO sinws. e m e i & :•3a hi 6 s 13 SAO 153 1 7 1.1 10 4 12 6w131 3 0 360 3• 11 on 64 Ili 1073 LI 7 20.40 tsl 0 • KW 1 1 12 bast •aXt 4 0 3612 17 10 Joss. 1830 . dew • 62 61 62 a 113 These ailditiess, it simpered with the premiums pied, to nose se high so IP pre amt. Nos them. Policies o I a obiarla dratio• bare received pregintlonele mon& J. W. ILAMPTON, newstrry. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. I Old Hroadattrret, Lauda& CSAISMAX—CIIARLKs CAVE, Vag. Dermv-tbauswas /Homan N EyhKAN gun. rag. A NEW SCALE 111 PltEtattlAlti ea Imarantee for the what. teem of Ille hay neyntly byes mapted, by %MA a material rolustium kes tan mude at all alWat below Si Tare. POCK-VlVTlts,nr emit. of the profit., am .aimed to All. die awry CM year ; art may be applied to Mayer the mum imered, tit as immediate payment in cab, to to the redoctioa sod taltimMa 'idiotism of latrine premiums. ON &THIRD of the premium on inauramm of [3OO and upwards, lee the whule set a tit ith , mop remain as debt utast the polky, to be paid ulna euevcale me, by welch In. , * CLAIM racy be 'mural far the prvariit outlay otheralm required toe 0. WAN v.—Tlie lam atom will end tams of £3O and upwards on lbs sectinty of whiney termed with thrt l'umotay fur th:• whoa term of life, when tory have acquired as ad. quote value. SECURITY.—Thnve who taut imitating,* with this Company ate prate. ted by it. Ltre aubsertbed capital tram the rub inclined by "web tool Mutual Sneittlem. ISM*HANVES without participation is meets may he efrected at redaecd rates. SAMUEL ISOALL, Actuary. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL NOVEMBER MEETING. TH iltb DAY. FRT. lIVIDICAP (11UUDLI 11AelL) of 5 son. each, and l 50 sows. added, the second to receive 10 Foes. oat of the stakes. Two mile+, over sin hurdle.. (10 subs ) Lord Welched'. Lord Geer.: P., 1 / 6 1 21 b (a)ao) 1 Mr. Ben on'. little queen, 5 yr., Met 121 b Lord Lunt's'. Verner need, I.t 101 b 5 to 4 agat Lord ' George. Won in a canter by two engths. SEPTUM iiANDICAP of 10 woo. etch, h ft, and 100 added, the second to save his stake. (38 subs., 14 of whom de clared.) Mr. Devotees Chia J astir*, 4 yrs 7st 510 (Lye) 1 Mr. (.130143,13/ b. 3 yr; :ot Ilb 3 to 1 agst Chief logic, Won by half a length. Marquis was third, Italian fourth and Stafford fifth. . . SELLIS . O STEEPLII CHISIIBTAILIS Or 5 SOTS. each, and 30 added, Ilst 71b each, de., 3 miles, 4 subs., were won in • canter by Mr. Ilendcrain's Widow Maebree (late Elisena), 6 yrs (30I.), beating Barrister and Quadruped, who refused their fences and were pulled up. FIIII;AT. [B_y ESer.ii.frio:graph.) GRAND Atrram:s STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of 15 soya each, 10 ft. and 100 added; the second to receive 251. 4 miles. (25 subs., Bof whom declared.) Mr. Davenport's ad Peter &mole, aged, lost 1116 Mr. Elliott as Llibefteid, 5 me, 10et ilb 2 Lead Waterferire Lord George, 6 yrs, lit Mb Teo ran. Won easy by a length. OPTIONAL SELLING STANZA of 5 110 T%. each, and 30 added, for 2..yr-oble and upwards. One mile. Once Mare nappy Wises loathe -- St lAIIIY HANDICAP Of 3 lOWA each, and 10 added, 11,11' 1 a mile, was won by Tightwaist beating Augean and Once Mere by a length. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. tier alsiesty's -Taiteday, ballast Tell Oats; Friday, Maidenhead Station. at 11. bath (Laptdia Wrat'al—Moaday. lieywitiam ; Tburiday, West bury. Carltrriliata (Mr. WA) 's)—Friday,Cuiabe Mil, at half-tad 11. Clhrighton -Toothy, Stewpuoy .Thursday, Knizton ; Saturday. Woodcote, at thinturt 10, Althersone- Moeda!, Bartarobothe-Beens; Welnesdn, Crickets Inn ; Friday, COarchuver ; Saturday, 11taatuke Carle, at a quote' to 11. Manumit.- Tthaday, ' , murk Village; Thursday, Werittoidge; &toads,. Dann Ina, at hutivait 10. Beaufort'., Duke of -fflotu.ity. lowerw ad; Won's tay, Ccmpton Bort ; Saturday. the Mem ill, Mown Malls d. Bertahre - Maeda! Blowing atone Wednesday, Wynn= ; Friday. lianingtos, at \elk art 19. Branham Moor-Hadar, Cruet-nods (Clifford Hone); Wednes day, Chun* Fear.; Miry, Inekenon liar; naturday, Steckeid Park at ball-paid to. Burton Haat titled Heavy Her inek'o)-Monday, Brant Broughton; Liaroni.hy.W wen; Wedoerray. scoomck; Thursday, killiadheas Park; Ends,, W.clieuby . sant-day. sourly 11211, at 11. Chcsore - Monday, Maio , II ; linel4 I lirounthinda ; Tburaday, Choler reeky ; Sato• nay, Ravi 'amnia ; Mon- day week, Tarty; tteodewtar so k. hind rti a : Tburaday wen, Brothel! Grew; Saturday week, Nut n Prior!. at hall-par 10. Conyers's, Mr.-Munday, SlatcrougGreen; WAY, V) Gad, at half-pot :0. Coto soon (Mr. IL 0. 0 • ) Mo day, Carlby ; Toothy, W 1 14; Thursday, Griosthone, Situnin, Kuo-oingt ,at Craven-Monday. LThe Woad; Wed. nary, Penn Wood; Friday, Lambs= Place; Saterdoy. We. lo•d loud at a quasar to ll. Crawley gad Herron-Slot dai. Pound Hill; W. duceday, Broad. bridge Heath; Priday, Talbot Inn (Cut. held', at a cloth r to It. thanes, Mr.-Menl-y. thanderthail ; rood y, Wiesner Windmill; Thursday, ltoundun Canimi.n; Hannay, Theaturd Hour, at tiall.pot ton. Durham °Dun.; -Monday, Tnone; Wednesday, Great Start/en; I Pritay, WI in adorn a, half-paot ow. I:1'0We Lord- awalay, Etat; fur-day, Swinton 11111 Toll Bar; Wedneedily, Liltors ; Ft iday, !broil Law Toll Bar ; listarday, New Mal, at hilnpar ten. Ease:. least-Tuesday, Helloes Hu ape' ead ; Thursday, Oldham Hall; satarday, liveuhall Hal at balnpan ten. Noes fast h -Tus-day, Stan ardente ire; Saturday, Dolton Illeskotler, et Italt-gast tee. lases and Ileealk-Ireday, Gal Grove; bids), Wigton at bald er* ten. these Ithies-Theaday, Haadeigb Hall ; Saturday, Healey Bull ; Welanday mak, Danbury Gras; Saturday weer, Monies Heath, ball-that ten. thrquiererah, Mr -Monday. Ilekerite Park ; Payday, Henry. ecesbe; Tbneaday, Backland Sn ail-tone • FM.7. Hook Park. Fltahlethilneh, Fort -Monday, Withingan Village; Tuesday, th rob; Wednesday, Cleave VlLagc ; Thurodantheau tad; Saturday, Broadway, at It. F dawdle's . % Earl-Monday, 'Pother • ycke ; Wednesday, Sarawn Mold; Friday, Ikdf rd Purls. us, at 10. thagerddas-Moada , a r, Watig ; Wednesday, tradblech, at thinnest ' IS; setarday, Naomit 11. l Hambledon Mouthy, lilawrrth limos; Wednesday, Warded Park; Friday, Prone. House, at 11. Harlot -SS edthmay, eap•a's Lleath ; thordali Star at 9. MIL-Monday. Upton Grey; Taraday,Tichbrwne Pitt; Thursday. Hartarreeth; Saturday. Poston Oak Hon, at quarter to 11. threllordshire I Lord lite .d'.)-bray. Poritrilas; Friday, Hall Othrt; Tasty-week, doonhati Prosy. Friday-week. Fifth Ilths dins en the Prom's Hill-mad, at holt-pest 10. ISISION (Lad Betiodaleht-Muortiy, Pomfret Or ; Wanes needs& Letwall %those ; Friday. Formren Grove; Saturday, lianite4 at hatipast iu. Mthatherr-Menday, Marne; Tuesday, loaderre Mean' Gate; may, Frainanet Width ; Friday, Elms Sisasel. at • quartet past IL Hurry (Mr. 0. Wars) -Monday Pyles Fare ; MAIL Tootlin, BrickikLan smarm in I. Ingram% Mr. M.-Monday, Ern Wood; Thuredoy, Drthelor Saturday Misers M. at heti net IS. = 1, 17 1 781= 7‘..... aid . lavas Can aod 164. at harper , 10. it I". fluke et irk Ina ( • ; 11 , 4:4 Welt, V. all ItU•a ; Prate. ) ; week, Litra's Wood. Waif at halt-put In. iwedmry Mr. W. 0.-Mondry, Lldlington ; Weineadae, low • Pe Faroe thorn, at 11. • ' . Bnuapk;w Krum; FLday, Oksokape, a half wit IS Frler i. r . iii . i i7t ig al ea ria). s Za aa t, l" l: l ll‘. W atetrt 7 ;', Sl'" ,. "es B"; Lami;iwitro% Nr.-1 oe.en. thciingttwon ii we; Praia,. Otter des; Monday mew k, klaratows• sack; I hands, weak, wyndal; eat solar week. Lcawbewcw. at I L aloomeatbak re-I undo. er..coria loos ;star Newport); Friday, Lamm Lodge; Mood., wet k, 'lkakelay Ora l Plogerprot, .t La-pew I•. MOriaak, Mr.-Monday, Nerelvala Bei Ike; Thurs Jay, Norwell talks, at balf.peat le. N.F.IL-Taralar, teem Par ; Petardsy, White Perla`2, at a quarter kr It. . - . " - Oaley-31Matey. Wail Virao; Therectar, Woo cm; Saturday. dittos. at • quarter I. 01,01411111111,116011 OIL Phil4o.)—Tossrlq, Motto Wood; Fri. day, beiglawsll Pak, at liau 10. It W. Puchrsidge—NontLiy. Hurl End ; Wctinatday, Langtry firma; Saturday, Chapping, at ►alfmaat 10. P)tehle) - Mtada7, Quoddy; Wednesday, North KUirceth ; Fri. do). Reecattall ; Oarsiun, at a quarter to 11. (NOWT (Ste It. e names) —Non&). liesimrth Roll Toesdsr, Fes toon ; %Vidor-day, Baton Nall. Thursday. Stanton N)ril1; Friday, littclifre,st 11. Kirk) glen Hall; Toradmy, Patten ; Thorn. Say, Kamm; Saturday, Whits Puat, at balf-gon 10. Rutloi Duke l'rustnn Park. at bolt-past 11; TOW-'1 der, Manatee.; N cdneaday, Piper Mule ; Friday, Newton Toll Bar, at half-Tut In. bbnisohlre - Monday, Coosa ; noonday, riftli Milestone on the Binchundo.road ; M hday week, [Minnow; Throaday week, Wool illqol2, at half-peat 10. Sointbk, Mr. A.-Marley, Tedworth Kennels; Tundsy, Oar Hill; Wednentiy, brrwell Wad; Thursday, Useawood ; Friday,' Netbrraron; Saturday, Min./endow. at &menet anti Wilt, (Mr. Tbrotorld's)-Tuesday, Nuasay Catch Gate; ' , noisy, Pomeroy. at halt.pot tkuthamptate. (Lad) - Monday, Prestos fors: WedoneklY s Gayton ; Yrsday, Miamian Wood, Saturday, Stoke Pine at 11. boutbsiown-Moaday, Mir.gh Head, Salim ; Friday, Bishops- Moue, at baf-pet lu. South Woad (Mr. Itellter'i)-Moaday, Hoogham Gills Pod; Tuesday, Fullriby; Thursday, Gitaby, tiatointny, Welton Wood, at 1 1- titallooldiire, North -Tuesday, Mime; Fra ley, Oboe Hawk at ball past 10. Steno% (Mr. Ur)-Monday, Fox and Hounds, New Pound (btu dean ; Thursday, Stoildoglas bark, Ell. SuNda -Taealay, Banbury Arum, Barton; Thursday, HArdiiig Green; Saturday, Morino Dog, at a quarter Li 1 1. Surrey Union -Mond ,y, ntehitas Um's; Friday, Lochner Yana; Saturday. Kenna; Monday work Lanka/heed Goaroon; faraday week, Ewbutst Village- Saw& wont. Hatch:aids. Tiodeba -Toddy, Mask IJ ; main, ifiruiram., at bell pan Is. Tiverton -Mnerlay, Killerton; Thursday, Kingstown ;non ; Satur day, Fairby Lodge; Monday work, Cure Bridge; Friday week, Ens Bridp, at balf-pew 10. Tredniar -Monday, High Cross; Wedateday, Castlelown ; Friday, Iniffrin Gate, at ball-past IL T. eLiway's Mr.-tuesday laybridge ; Friday, Marley Toll Bar, at ball.past 10. V. W.ll. ( Sr. Villebaies)-Monday, limusington; Tuesday, Chart. ton Park; Tbutsday, Elm GRlD:Saturday, Barrow Elm, at .quarter tO 11, . . . . Qie—Mondar, Popham Lane; Wednesday, Brad!ey Wood; Oar Modal, kinsretrare, at 11. Warwickshire—Mondry. Stoneleigh Abbey ; Tuesday. blitAird Bridge; Thursday, Compass Vt ; Yeadry Upton Rouse, at a quarter to 11. Whebleh, Mr.—Monday, Stick Bridge; Tuesday, Tattendon Thursday, Wlnci.deld • !lids', Aklennwton Hoods, id 11. Wyeside—)loniLi), Caventwoduch ; Friday, Broyatli•s, at 10. Wyndham's. Co6ll4l—Monday, Tortingtoa Lodges ; Werttuday, Fairrkhiy weak Wombed Amur, at hall-peel 11. Wynn's, Sir W. W.—Monday, Arbor; Turd Strebe; Thursday, Otely Pub; Friday, Alderney, at kale past 10. Yarborough's Lord—blonhy, Vonby Wood; Wednesday, Wootton Marne, at 1. ; Mary, Lrawnod Wrrirn, m a Quarter to 11. Toed mid Aim., —Turslay, Proridenee Green; Thursday, Pill Moor (Ilealbrtew) ; Saturday, Linton, at I ill-past 10. 1141.1111:118. Breereardm, lloada), &Wind . Wedseedsy, Pryngwyn ; Mama: Mends, were, ?ern; &Been, at 11. &VAL.- Tuesday, beekland karat, Ynday, Burgh Brag Linde, at harvest 11. Brcrou (Mr. Dyer's) -Tuesday, Harrow Palm (111mstorte's Hard wiek) Friday, Breed , m Brook, at half-pat 19. Ifirigttos—No.4r, Petah:rot %Moseley, Thunder's Barrow; lirtarnay, Dlke, at a qwrtt r to 11. Broolonne—lioodse, Newmarket MI; lbws 'ay, Telamenhe Tye, at hall.rmat 10. Carlhle -Mondry, Cargo; Weaneaday, Naughton Head; Ersday, Hovering, at 9. (W.lik.bi re) —M cede,. 1410 as East; Wedue•day, Syk. U.nr.e ; Friday, Is naseartne, at 11. Dakoca's Mr.—Wednesday, awry; Saturday, Crowsibill Down, a/ 10. =lnclude ; Friday, kettkabg Batton, Peak—Wednesday, Wirksweetb ; Saturday, Parsley lb, Wharf, at 11. 11144.111'5, Mr.—Monday, Wonderoft; Wednesday, Keitnils; Fri day, Fawn Lies at half-pis. to. Lewis's, Cisiduin Ilampton —Tuesday, Bulls ]boor; Saturday, Sand liatton, at Lansdale's, Lord -Pr4l.6y, I tulle -XL at 12. Murpet% -Tuesday, Iler AA: Friday, II in Epley. at 10. Newcastle and Gatesliewl -rtuarlsy, lowland's Gal ; Friday, Jing ling Gate, at to. °insists's, Mr.—Tuesday, Bradbutun; Friday, Bottum lima., at balf-paat Stwaton and Rillinglism —Tbursday, Old Sinning at balf-past 10 Wcwthing—Twieday, Sardis.: Post, at kali: pot In. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoce. The advanced rates of yesterday's market are in only a few instances fully maintained. The decline, however, is not great, and is chiefly confined to Great Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Manchester and Shcflields, Midlands, and Chester and Holy heads. Ars.. lets. Miss atom& Kama at Maims,. 1850. 1861. —l-- 72 72 Aberdeen BRIT". 37f I 37! Belfast and Ballymena 17 I 17 Belfast and County Down 16 33 ' Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 261 261 Blackburn 8.5 85 Bristol and Exeter 1891 189 Caledonian 93 94 Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackrock, and Pasatir 6 1 22 49 [Dublin and Belfast Junction 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda 6 6 I Dublin and Kingstown 16/ 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,AberdeenJana 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 6.8 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 322 Eas.cm Counties and Norfolk 95 95 Eastern Union .... 18i0. ; 1851. 1,240 1,374 5961 589 1641 201 9211 1,393 592 i 72S 3,983 4,180 7,399 7,908 2,649 2,701 - 128 475 668 967 1,001 723 696 316' 481 613 1 601 163 1 187 6911 - 3,400! 4,058 14,22814,439 2,1771 2,163 3,5821 Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee E scum and Crediton Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh Great Southern & Wostern(lr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Kendil and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western Loudon and Blackwell London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & MaLLoek, &c. Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln Manchesterand Southi unction Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western (Ire ) Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western Scottish Centel 'Scottish Midlasd -hrewshury and Birmingham hrewsbury and Chester !Shropshire Union South Devon !South Eastern , 3,627 2,273! 2,301 - 1 63 178 243 3,0671 3,623 7,108 11,099 4,2031 4,609 14,988;15,911 - j 144 168, 183 3,836 3,828 15,070' 15,803 826; 963 4821 345 41,520,42,307 7891 842 10,883 10,572 8,2881 9,267 4291 169 112 112 6,017 6,667 376 480 6661 1 683 22,695 1 72,701 1,3151 2,270 7091 2,365 t 2 909 ,439 3.668; 3,67 , 1 4,798, 4,910 4141 556 1,487 1,731 423 480 526 610 1,290 1 1,441 420 530 1,734! 1,804 10,969: 12,27 I 171 2411 188 264 South Wales 1 769 1,263 South Vork.,Doncutert Nadel 1,3371 1,642 Tait Vale 6 Mater 939. 1,021 46 Waterford and Limerick 13 Weat Cornwall 1 314' 209 12 Whitehaven Junction lB3. 221 Si York, Newcastle, and Berwick 14,170 12,532 279 York and North Midland FOREIGN. 162 Central of France /1 671 Dutch Rhenish .1 211 Maria Antonia 63 63 Montereau and Troyes 63 :Cantor and Liege* 4121 4421 Northern of France* 19,970, 20.629 71 1311 ;Oriel= and Bordeaux 1661 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 I Paris and Origami 84 84 ! Paris and Hausa 6,864' 13,044 107 191 IParis and Straablarn 6,0601 7,302 69 69 .Rouen and Havre 67 121 'Tours and Nantes • The ' , callus are exclusive of the amount received from the Belgian government. METALS. Mr. Moate's circular states that Welch bar iron is very dull of sale. In railway bars not any bargains have transpired. Staffordshire iron is in better demand, and some considerable gales have been made dur ing the past week for shipment is the Indian Presidencies. Scotch pig iron—The demand continues good, and dealers and makers are very firm. American brands may be quoted at 405., free on board in Glasgow, storekeepers' , warrants. No. 1, ordinary brands, storekeepers' warrants, free on board, at 38s. 9,1. Mixed numbers, makers' obli gations, free on board, at &Ss. 6d. ; and No. 3, 361. The last accounts from New York bring higher rates, and a good demand. The total shipments from Glasgow, for the first ten mouths of 18.50, were 278,919 tons; for the first ten months of 18.51, 413,206 tons; making an increase iu 1651 over 1830 of 136,.17 cm.. Swedish iron is without inquiry, with an increasing stock. Swedish steel is more inquired for, and holders are firm ; 100 tons to arrive have changed hands at 14 . 10.. Copper is in excellent request for home consumption. British tin: The advance in the ores has caused much inquiry for the article ; some considerable sales of common have taken place, and the smelters are she in making sales f x refined. Foreign tin : A consider able business has twee done in Banos, at 795. and 794. 6d., and at 80s and 80s. 6d.: there are no sallies under 80s. 6d. In Straits sales have been made to some extent at 795. Speller: About M tens to arrive have been done at 131. 13s oar ship's side, and 23 tom an reported to have been sold it rate. watch have not transpired; there are buyers at 131. 1!,. fel., and *ellen to a limited extent at 131. 151. Lead continues dull of sale ; then are orders Irom America to ama extent at low limits. Tin plates : S.ime large le eutarivi sales have tak es pl ace , b u t there is a great abuser of legitimate eiders. 1561 236 188 261 101 90 260 104 90 260 IL 1 Psi 1 24114 1 ". SO $0 A .. ... 10 SO S A berdeen lMabws.„lffiliftateitli and am J . 131 111 j Illna.W01•. tleserwalls el , $0 'Birkseload. 1 Ica.. Jon. lam WA$llll. rDani" sal 11$1 . 11;01 . .. ebbsimed Ilethst/ses.... in Ziiir. ;Firs 47 i I and I. &Di . . . DO. (MN K . i iii ... Ilasters cbuntke ... .. J. — . - .4 I tt*Zetta b - d _ . ,4141;1711•Ailir17 - DA. New Awes • New a Wen India DI Edinburgh and Clarion Edinburgh, Petth,Dundor 'Great Eorthern _ Do. 4 ism. A,Dolorree Do. 4 gore% B. 6 per. OL South. and Meet. (Ire. Groat Wooten Loanoter sod Carlisle .. Do. Tlard LaNaristre .4.4 iarlabirt 56,p0i k . 61 die 9 -4 1 9 41 19s 1?, 6 1 ss 24_ UT Mst ariVa g Osbe Lads Northam — Lades had Bloolarall Las, Seldom. Ss a. COM badge a Mara-Wooten W. Fifths sio is.(e• 6/114011 k xlutulx-Wewkiv - - 1131 21 ti pis 11, 9s 3 7 As 7 6 n 2:1 19 30 dV 21 16 11anc6.,80u., sad Matlock 4Ameb.,fibei.,a Lincoh.h. Itanas Lied. Union Du. .C3O Plum kt Oland (beat Wielers(l) Newmarket Newport, Abergaveway, sod Howard Newry and Eaalaillaw . 7i S 5 4i die Do. New S.. .. ... ... 20.. - I Northers Cams* 1./aloo North Brituth 11 23 111 13i Ala 3 21.113 3 6e 8 5 dl. NorthlSudfurdsbire.. . North Devoe I Wore, t Wolter. i dis Ipm eh 14 131 14 11 $6 7 4 7 4 4 4 3 4 dit Central ... Du. New ; Abney*. i Sim. Claw A i 8... -" - - - - - - Isbrewabui sal (UMW( (Nat. W. Dia.) Du !Ulm Do. Olorontry Shropshire UuMit Mouth Daum . Mouth Lumens . South Wole. . !Mouth Yorkoh..lldlDerDit• 14 16 I • 101 11 1 : . dis li 3 411 a 13 14 191 19i 264 27 4 3 As •Itirlois &Awl Dunfermlino ..trelftott and Ilartlepool-' rhanzraiLorelfeeklektad Valorof Noah Waterford and Limerlek.. Vara,lerwaretlearltrrwtef. Ti Si 11 IS 16 13 dis Do. do. radtacalas .. Do.O.M.E.Purekase York sod Nona Madam 1 tu aii 3 ii .. 20 20 4 , 20 IDitto Prefer...he (dsttuy 90 iLowc•tott Guar.49030401 30 I(0.001 to Norfolk) llorthernlhastern 6 pieta 1 lenued to Erst.Countle4 % ;Ditto dittu 3 pat Cest l4 II 23 Preston* W yre Dow Loo 1971.W0ft.0Laac.39Yori 42 44 II Ihtto 4 Aare. (Al (dodo) 14 0 4 PO SO Send, Guild, sad Reigata (lear.edlo huith 191.44•40 II 219 61 &Taw and Hitehlo Dee& to Great Not oleos Stir preth Ititen.(dltto If Ipm py 6outh staflordobi re Dewed 04 Mr. 31•0660 di. N'tar %ahoy. a p. C. gm hood r Stoottotikrh.r 94 37 100 Wltta 1k tlontehmet (WNW to Great Wiotant. 904 914 PREFEILENCE SNARL iCaleilonlan ZIO ... 61 74 enemer end ito:3 head .. IS 134 Dundee, Perth. ced Aber iten Junctime ... 11 1 die ot ExAmpeen(3l.loeptp.o li li haste. n Count.es Eating., per Ct Nix I I i Pin Ditto do. No. 4l die I I pen Uo• New e per GewL s II 114 Neet.Umomieripeu.Gp.Ct. 54 15 Edinsurgt, Perth, and. Dundee, 51 per gent _I 14 1 die Orret Nor. hern 5 per Cenu lej 134 DosSpet.Reileintbienerip titan* w e.trnil)biglithei 11 111 pm LeamieuirrAl ores V AP,' Do. ti per Coot. stotk . liemedneyeretit.,b S.etstet,' Pret.ipur n-stick,liisl.' Do. New Omar. , i per Cent.. Loudon * N. Wee . Cor.ei i Nuneaton) 5 per Cent... l ilexiduoivitliViesteru New lan.Soett.ALiue. I en. Not Do. New I:ii ' Do. Lb u 1 411 P. 21 1 128 Ise PI DA* Pre'cmom o.Chwr.mt,ol 3i peiCt. N. win IP atuth Nor'lt Suroral.hfre .oslor4 Woror!er. Mnlier.,T.l3.l4;r - Coati •bres..atinrin.NrwOmar.i, Sbrewo.are :Nat.M., Min., 8 p‘, ..j Tort Nninavolc,lB Dem. , Lit-North or tni.pureb.l hit° Lint., YerkeN.Mid.ELMS.Purek YORIION RI .11outovie awl Acmes's .. Centrp' (Viersoc, Datab ttlenuS Unat Indian PasiWaida.. Do. lAN (Railway) 4 Marla AlltUtllw Do. do. New N UT ano Liao Y. ?t M hem of ?ranee.. ... hleona .11 Bordeaux ... Paso, awl tnloowa earn, and Route 'itl/.• and •draaboarg down and Haws aaso tn. and ... Pour and Natter I Weft [Wide's— LINKS LICASIED AS I , lllto 305 BirtumohootomatordJuois colledulEd n orwithitior. saw to (ILWoot. 2115 211 5 $J Ditto 1,1 t geseautio (Nosed to OrostMostors 24 2$ 15 Bits., &a 1.., aad Dudley 000dulypd..tooitItguar. (leased to GrertWeticrs II 10 pm 13 Ditto without agesnateol DeArri titestWootoro, 9 w 115 Buctioghtuaddro (lestod; Loodoolk N.Weotirai' 1V 125 50 Optoodale Juoados (00.0 to t&ledooiaa .... N 42 2) FortLitwoloob.guitt mod to Gt. Northero), 32 31e 20 ttiouotoor & Dam Yong] (lroord tirstWartern 15 25pot 50 Hallitdelby(LYarkal/411id 100 105 I) Doi dude. (ditto,...' ' 50 31 1251 Do. f %bares (ditto) !23 24 do (Ueda& Bradford ilhdlmadloll 121loodca sod Grecartoh; Wood to south Itostord 11 J 12* 20 I not. Prefer... ld,nui 24 16 IS 14 4 46 4f 3 1 i die 91 I. 154 II 11 19 15 111 4 4 14 11 Ala ILWATI4. 10 10i Iffy 17 3 S 2 Ipm : )2i 4 tuliii 31 15264idis 6 if di ti $1 21 II 10 i Ai dis li S ARDROSSAN RAILWAY. It appears that this railway is to be disposed of to the Glasgow and South Western Railway Company. It extends from the harbour at Ardrosaan, on the Ayrshire rn ist, to the Kilwinning station of the Glasgow and South Western, and thus by the railway and harbour shortens the sea eoyag. between Glasgow, England, and the north of Ireland. The Ardrosesn line was intended to form part of a scheme which was projected in the year 1844. The price will be paid by the creation of new stork in the Glasgow and South Western Company, and the Azdrossan Company witi he di.solved. Parliamentary notices have been giren far a bill to legalise the troamoctica. ,caw vim• reeterday. 9 1 9 1 91, 41 9 ►7i ►oi die 77 79 73 13 111 ►3 13 11 dk !! 31 II 4 I 24 13 :3 40 . 11 4j 4 14 16 6 6 13 It 346 33 63f 64 ! :7 79 Fyn to I p.m. 7? 3 u+ In et:100 .t. l'° 10 1 13 15 S.! so tip 1211 2. • I A Hi 7 'lt 14 121 ull Isi 7 di Ilh I IS 24 541 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANE, SATVHDAT MOUNING. The transactions in the colonial markets have again been of an unsatisfactory nature, and where sales of produce have been forced lower rates have genera;ly been accepted. Sugar has been sold at an OCCIII4OIIIII decline, particularly Bengal, of which the sales have been rather large. For Coffee there has been but little inquiry, and the prices obtained have been chiefly in favour of the buyers ; however since the receipt of the news from Rio rather more demand has ex isted for native Ceylon, which has been sold at 395. 6d. pm cwt. Rice has been in good request at (till rates. The Tea market has been very flat. Two vessels are in from China ; some new Congous are already on the market, but none yet sold. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The marke• is flat, and speculatively there is little dis position to operate. The demand for consumption is indif ferent, the trade, in the face of our heavy stock, only taking from hand to mouth. Town Tallow is quoted 365. 6d. to 941. • Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, new, 375. • old, 365. Gd.; fast three mouths, 365. 61. ; January and Marsh, iCts. MARKET AVILII.A.OEB.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. lel. ; yellow Russian, 395. ; melted stuff, 28s. ; rough ditto, lit. ; Tallow graves, 9s. ; good dreg., 6s. In consequence of the extensive stock holders of !fustian are willing to realise, and submit to further reduced rates. Still purchases have been limited during the week, with sellers of tine new yellow candle at 375. to 375. 3d., and old at 365. 6J., the trade will not purchane more than sufficient for their present want,. Few buyers are to Ito found for delivery, with seller's at 375. up to the clone of the year, and 375. 6d. for the early part of 18.52. In home melted a good buninens is doing at 37.. nett cash; there in, however, no decrease of supply. Other sorts of tallow arc more in re quest, but rather lower rates are acceded to. Stock of colunial and foreign in 23,000 casks more than last year ; de liveries are equal to that time, and rates are Is. to 6n. 6d. per cwt. lower. Rough fat is not cheaper, stock is, however, scanty, and there are few purchasers. r, Nov, 14. CLose or THE MAX user. -Bata'. West Hartley, 165.; Huddle's West Hattley,l6s.; Carr's Hartle 1 5 a. ; Chester Main, 16s. 3d.; Davison's West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Howard's \Vest Ilart- WNetherton, 15s. ; J 011416011111 Ihrtley. 145. • Lunaridge's West Hartley, 15s. 6d .; Tanheld Moor, Is. '64.; Tantl,l4l Moor Butes, 15.. 6d. ; West Hartley, 1.55. ; Wylam, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Acorn Close, 181. 64. • Walls End Harlon, 175.34.; Walls End Northumberland, 16s. 341.; Eden Main, 17s. 64.; Londonderry l'rimrose, 165.; Walls End Iletton, 181. 641. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 641. ; Wall. End Lunbton, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Peasher, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Plummer, 18.4.; Walls End Russell's Helton, ISs. 34.; Walls End Stewart's, 18..6d.; Walls End Hartlepool, IBs. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 14s. 6d.; Walla End Adelaide Teen, 17s. 64. ; Walls End South Durham, 17s. 61 ; Cowper' Ilsrtley, 1.55. 61.; Hartley, 14s. 6d., 15s. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 20s. ; Sidney's Ilartley, 15s. 6d.-Ships at market, 119; sold, 67. COVENT-GARD' fill riesapplew, per lb., 3. to Go Grusin, boultmae p. lb. 241 t, So r.-TIIIS DAY. - boa , W le Melons, ...eh In . . 11aacols. per Ora." sweet, per lb., 7e to 2. Oranges, per dos., Is to I. 62 per too, G. to lUs Nuts, Bar, p. bush., 20s to 22. Prato', p. Nub., 12s to las I Filberts, per 100 lb., 70s to b°. Apples — , latch . .. per tur.11.,15t024,1 Peers. demert. per 41 a., 2* to 4. leinwq per dor., 1. to Is Walnut*, per Ouse., 12. to 24a ("Afro., per dos., Ad to le Leeks, per bunrb. ld to 2d pfl . lb,2;!:t to !!t Caulirlowere, per dol.. Gd %obi &John Bonner., p.h.eve., :a tots Broccoli, per bunch, e.l. to I• Pe., per MeV!, Irl tol Gsr 10., Cl to ltd Artietvolum, per dos., 4. to 64 Lettuce, wore, 4d to Is Cos, per rune, So to Is Fault S.earls, p. pun., 2.4 to &I Horse ILldish, per brlt., Is tour Idedlleet. per c10r..„ I! to 11, PetZre . 4.. to 80s per cwt., 2. u, - p,l/ bu-lo ,Is to 2s 6d tonsil& per litmch. id to SI e: t 1.1‘...° Firel;ruo per pot. 1 ■ -to—iL3d ILdiel~a+y prr Flux., IM t., Is W Ttirnip, per:W..9J to la I falerr, per out) (al ie le 64 Carrot., per bunch, t,l le 6.1 Brume4 aproute, per half atm. 94 to • Sp:nun, per Nee*, 1.6.1 to 2a Onions, per bomb, 14 told apasirlt, p. doe., I sad to Ss Ead lee. per m.% 9 d lo Beet, !er dos., eid w la bu;e7, %to is Sorrel, per halt were, bd to 0,1 Tcro.doro, per half-riere, 3 to a Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 3d Savory, per bomb, 3d to 3d. Thycir:per ?wor , 2;, 24 Wid. it.tntleWp. Jos. buil., es to 34 Roo Per '. gd 1. taw, Der bored \ 14 bun to 33 Bard, per Wadi, 3d to 44 3lertornm,do., per 3.13443 d tr 4,1 Wetercre.,pdoe.taoobro.44 to Pd Pariaips, per dos., GI to I s EXETER, SALISBURY, AND YEOVIL KM LWAY. A public meeting, convened by requisition to the maser of liuniton (E. Stamp, Esq.), and signed by a hun dred and thirty of the principal inhabitants, was held on Thursday at the Dolphin Inn in that town, to consider the subject of railway communication from Exeter, through Huniton, to Yeovil, and adopt such resolutions as might ap. pear advisable to effect tho speedy construction of a railway through that important district. he meeting was very fully attended ; and amongst the inhabitants of the town, and gentlemen of the neighbourhood, wecc—Sir J. Kenna way, Burt. ; the Ilan. \V. W. Addington ; Sir E. S. Pri deaux, Bart. ; C. Gordon, Esq , jun. ; Locke, Esq., M.P. ; Col. Bart. etc. &c. The mayor presided. Mr. LOCKE addressed the meeting at some length, and after justifying the directors of the South Western com pany for the part they took in declining to pro ceed with the line, under the unfavourable circum stances which succeeded the passing of the Exeter, Salisbury, and Yeovil bill, said that they had made an offer to the Sonth Western directors, which hui did not believe could be refused—that the South Western Compony should find half the capital, and they, as a body of landowners, the other half. They then simply asked the company to give them the half of the profits on their own share of the capital, and to take the other half (or themselves. They simply asked them to give half of what they equally brought upon the construction of the hue. When he looked upon the different state of things which now exited, he felt that it would justify any pro- prietary in taking into actions carodderation the construction of this line. He entertained no doubt whatever but that the landowners and others interested in the line would be able to du their part to the accomplishment of the pro ject. Ile had nut under estimated the difficulties in the way of its attainment ; but, as to the 550,0001., he was in a condition to say that he had already got half of it. (Cheers.) He did not think it would require very much effort to induce the gentlemen living in the awrict between Exeter and Sa lisbury by some means or other to obtain the other half. Ile therefore felt that he had got the 5-50,0001. necessary toper form the part of the project •vhich they had undertaken on their parts, and he had no doubt but that the South Western Company, when they came to consider the proposition, would be prepared with their part also. lie stated solely on the ground of their interest (but he was prepared to prove by h a ures), that whilst they would get 5 per cent. for their money, he believed the South Western Company would get for its portion between 9 and 9 per cent., because they would get half the profits and the increased traffic upon their line. He then alluded to the different projects before the public—one was the coast line, which adopted the same route from Axminster to Exeter, and then taking a line from Axminster to Bridport, and from thence to Dorchester. There was another proposition by the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company, to make a branch line from Hcle, to terminate in this town. With regard to the Dorchester coast line, they would imagine, at all events, that as far as the coast was concerned it would be shorter; but it was a remarkable fact that the distance from Exeter to South ampton, which was on the coast, was positively longer than by their line through Yeovil to Salisbury. (Cheers.) Such was the tortuous nurse of the coast line, from which they could not escape, that the flistanCe from Exeter to South amptou was three miles further than by the route to Yeovil, Salisbury, Dishopstoke, and Southampton. (Hear, hear.) Purtamouth was fifteen miles nearer by the central line than by the coast line. If he wanted to go to London he found it was 28 miles shorter by the central hoe. The central line was essential to a proper conimunicatien to Trowbridge and Bradford, the mining end manufacturing districts, the facilities to which were not offered by the other line. He did not believe that this line would ever be made, unless some powerful com pany gave it that substantial aid of which it stood in need. (Hear, hear.) In the event of a refusal by the South-Western Company to accede to their offet he was de termined to persevere in effecting the construction of the through line to Exeter and Yeovil. (Hear, hear.) They must either be connected with the broad or narrow gauge, and if it was to be the broad gauge he was prepared to adopt it. He believed that if the the South-Western re fused to come to arrangements with them, that it would be quite easy to form a combination with the broad gauge, wlsicb would give them what they wanted. (Cheers.) Sir JOHN KENNAWAY moved a resolution to the effect that, having heard the statements made to that meet ing, they were of opinion that the line from Exeter through Yeovil to Salisbury, being the central line, would be the most advantageous to that town, and to the public gene rally, as affording not only a shorter and therefore • less expensive through line from the West of England to Lou don, to the great maritime port of Southampton, the South West of England and the continent, hut se opening up again that communication between the West of Eugiand and the wealthy trading towns and fertile agricultural dis tricts of Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire, from which they had been of late excluded. _ 0. gmiTil, Esq.. of Sidmouth, seconded the reso:ution, which was carried unanimously. A deputation was then appointed to wait upon the South Western directors, and the meeting separated. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. The high range of prices in the English stock market has been very fairly supported, though the tendency, if anything, has been slightly diwin ward. French affairs are now watched with much anxiety by those interested in funded. values, and it is noted as somewhat curious that the result of the defeat of the ministry on tke question of the Electoral Law was a rise of some 30 cents. in the French ltentes, and a decline of full ,} in quota tions here. It would appear that opinion ,on this side is scarcely so confident with re spect to the political future in France, su d it must also be borne in mind that the English market is a much more reliable exponent of the feeling in mone tary circles than is the Paris Bourse, with the examples we have before us of the systematic way in which the course of the foreign markets is interfered with by official action. Another sug gestion in explanation of the apparent anomaly is, that parties arc known to have been going rather largely for a fall at Paris in the belief that great de pression would be produced by the result of the de bate, and these parties seeing these anticipations unrealised have hastened to weer themselves from further loss. Consols hare ruled all morning 981 to :1, both for money and the I Ith December, except fora moment, when they were sellers at 981. The official buSi ness report embraces Three per Cent. Console Annui ties, 981 ; ditto for account, 981, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 911, New Three-and-a-Quar ter per Cents., 981, Annuities expiring 1860, 71. Bank Stock, 214, 2141. India Stock, 2621. The unfunded securities have been dealt in at yostcrday's prices. The official report states: Fx chequer Bills, of the urual descriptions, 645. to 11s. prem. ; India Bonds, I,OOOL, 61s. to .58. prem. The smaller India Bonds were not dealt in. The feature in the foreign stock market is a fur ther fall of 1 per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which have been sold as low as 23,1, holders having taken fright in view of the general position of the affairs of the bondholders and of the repulrie. Brazilian Bonds arc better, on the faith of the advice. relative to the progress of the contest with Oribe. On the whole, the market has been more active than is usual on a Saturday. Business is marked in the following stocks. Brazilian old Five per Cents., 89j. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 44. Chilian Six per Cents., 101); Belgian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 89; ; Equador Bonds, 3; Mexicans for account, 2.1, 23,), e t„ ; Portuguese Five per Cents (Brazil guar antee), 87 : ditto Three per Cents., MN, 30; ltus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., MI ; Spanish Three per Cents., 391; Venezuela Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 36. The issue of further schemes for working the au riferous quartz of California, in addition to the nu merous projects already before the public, has a de pressing tendency on the market for these shares, and quotations are looking down, though a respectable premium is still in most cases maintained. Present quotations are : Aqua Fria, 3 to 1,1 prem. ; Nett , veau Monde, Z. to -; prem.; Ave Maria, Ito prem.; West Mariposa, ,l- to 1 prem. As we write a slight I rally is perceptible. The quotations for foreign exchanges fluctuated somewhat yesterday, Paris, Hamburg, Vienna, and Trieste being rather lower, and Arusterdiun looking decidedly upwards. Short l'aris was done at 23.20 to 221 ; ditto, three months, 23.324 to 33. Amster dam coming 24 higher from the other side, did not maintain its reduced rate of last post, and purcha sers not being anxious to take at present prices, it closed 11.184 to 4. Hamburg, on the other hand, coming lower, Ind considerable demand prevailing, declined nearly Schilling, leaving off 13.10 to 4. The negotiations on Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Sicily were inconsiderable, and Leghorn was espe cially heavy. St. Petersburg was in great demand, and paid as high as 37d. The London exchange de clining at Vienna, a corresponding decline took place for Vienna and Trieste, which realised from 12.38 to 48. In the bullion market to-day the effect of the con tinental demand, combined with the reduced sup plies, has been a rise of ad in the quotations of all silver articles. liar silver (without gold) is now worth ss. o,ld. per oz. ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. Witt. per oz. ; Spanish pillar dollars, ss. 04d. per oz.; and United States dollars, Is. 101 d. per oz. Fine cake silver is quoted us. sd. per oz. The returns of the Bank of Englund for the week ending Saturday, the Bth November, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the fol lowing changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 20,121,340 Decrease 347,380 Public deposits 6,086,141 Increase 648,088 Other deposits bleverynent securities in banking department 13,241,768 Without ulteration Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,228,758 ltecresse 41,11104 The Rest The Reserve 9,1,8,061 Increase 317,145 The stock of bullion is shown to be almost sta tionary. ---••-•• --- - - - - NNOLIBII FUN Del.—THic 1.41. 'tack Stock. '.:94 13 1.0u4 Acottlitio.. 1 lm U. Iteticceol. 91'2 f 1 o•lic at. ck . tili2 3 3 per U. Colowl1,1•84 I Ditto 11...14. 1.140 L. 61h. , ;::.* 1/ pa Vi. C.A.!, :MI 2 lifeilt.l.l . BM., 1.U11411.. Wit.. :Art. COIWOL fur Acct.. Vet 1 o. per Ct. 1:41104p. BB 90 FORNIOI 5 per Ct. lintr3llza, M 7 :/ De. New, Ni • Per Ct. 11 1e... 41 emilm. 1.1 3 per Ct. Champ. 64 6 3 per Ct. Dauleh. 76 4 pee lA. Dutch, t 444 4 per Ci. Latch. VO 144 4.40.1nr, 3 5 1 per Ct. Orsna4l.4, 14 15 PardpPart 5 Per I FUNIOd. 3 per Ct. Ntoakart, 231 5 45 per Ct. Kr urlan. r 475 et MU" I...turrad. 41 5 15 5 jrc 41. I.ortugutp.,, 61 ? 5 per Ct. Ilnr , 4m , 111 13 45 per Ct. Ittot.tati. 102 5 per Ct. aeni.lC Acure...:hi ("t. etptul.h. 311 DJ. l'a...are. 5 5 2 P^r Ct. Vvnegoci... 35 lk..lklerred. 125 1.35 Cent., 34 5 di. SMITHFIELI) HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the trade heavy at the following prices:—Prime Meadow Ilay, 70.. to Toe. ; infe rior, 60s. to 67..; Itowen, tith. to We. ; Clover, 70e. to Bth. second cut, GOs. to 725.; Straw, 225. to 2fn. TfIE FATE OT TUE CRYSTAL PALACE. Within the last two days there has been but little visible progress made in emptying the Exhibition, and if the work goes on at its present slow rate it will be some considerable time alter the building is thrown upon the hands of Messrs. Fox and Henderson, before those gentlemen can proceed to the work of demolition. Hut we believe the chances for its preservation have considerably increased within the last few days, that is to say, the pub,ic manifest a strong wish for its retention. For some reason or other, which we could never clearly understand, there was always a prejudice against the building a* a permanent erection in the minds of many. If not a majority, at least a con siderable and influential portion of the bureaucracy of the Exhibition were opposed to its remaining; others were very lukewarm, and but few were ardent in its defence. It was a building composed of glass and iron. It belonged to no "order . ' It had neither cornice, frieze, nor architrave. It did nut take twenty yeses to complete, and its architect was not paid 30,0001. It had none of these recommendations iu its favour. On the contrary, it was the painter and the glazier, and those who do •• smiths' work in general," that carried out its execution. Thug being the case, how could it he expected that such a mush room growth would find favour with men who were not revolutionists or innovators Most of the oom missiouere could not sanction so glaring a vieht- Con of all established usage, and so down the building must come when the goods are cleared out. Beside, wishing to show that they were men of " order," they might bare desired perhaps to exemplify their wisdom by literally fullowing the declaration of the wise man, who tells us, " that there is a time to build, and a time to pall down." Meanwhile, however, the work of clearing pro ceeded, the canvas covering was removed, some bright rays from even a winter's sun were, almost providentially, let into the building; there was something unquestionably im posing in the abnormal growth which "lay floating many a rood" before you in its cerulean atmosphere, and thus the instinct of the beautiful came to the rescue of the Crystal Palace, by bringing **Ration and compunction into there minds which were before indifferent. Acting under this feeling we believe then whoa the Glass Palace is entirely Lee of its present lagg ing occupants, the public will be trcely admitted within i ts portals, so that they will have an opportunity ofj editing for themselves whether it is desirable to chaage each a structure for a grass plot. 2iii 491 I rar i die