The Express. — London, England, 1851-12-06 00:00:00

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SUBSCRIPTIONS for FRENCH PAPERS.— Au Ow Ourass. epssibbh bass, Avail" SW laths, rd Celeslal Twin. ass bromisil is s I parts d Ys ra S by THOMAS arl $ Catirelsmangt. win Am Wort Adlsrdssimis velbdespaisi Is every ppm threigbea die issibl.—• mow oilmen OD the tide. A wrottly itantwaa prise IL, ar slasepal kW posy M. ; la Ninthly Puts, ut to nett surly Iraws (three of which its sabtalied.) 110=1OLD WORDS. A Weekly Journal.' Osattessed In Clutter Deatews. Dedised at tan lastradica ...e ef ell t kers of andera, awl to meat la the Uses scuba at tie Puha alleogicas al lb. Maw Abs, pabbeard u the red al gray swath. at Use seas Olio. prise lA., iliac b Coon of Luarquer • legal p sa . = so perlsear of the stamp thea vat le sell us* uprosed. The tint Volume. belay a learreelve of ler Peas Sears el le" la alstaye as seta seise Three Shiblige=baseell in delh. 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JEWELLEHY. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, Oatmeal Mamie*Aewe We), jeweller., silvereelltho, sag eleebaakow, two to soiled es letweetica ot Writ eateeelwe e#llOllT -10247 ot JOT oILNAMENTS. keeelag • Meet et the 'Weed wake aanl erect &ergs. In edhe. te=breceleta, hoop !VIM" ifo.. to be net with in tombs. —4O. Ts prakalt sli;ailidi mar SOON gssy is dried I nt er do punt way sr Ask WAR A.—The lOW=A =a i sr £3O sad wards an awe waft d alleire alkelni gab Mr 0111111411 Itst dr arra teral et Ida dam they Iwo aorpoll es ciarraa elm INOVIOTT.—Tbar iba sans dirersai Ida Os alarm gm wW Ns risariad mar daat tis risk lararsat by =al HENRY MU.LB, 171, 172, sod 110. OX YO RD.RTII IT. L 0 N 1) ON, rwwwwWWia Ids Lisely-Laisied GOLD WATC74I9I, of Gil Nos& ZONTAL CONIMINX2OI2, GOLD DIA Jltjusat iIILLIEL FM In dlver Coln* e* and-.. Half thdeens en*. I NEW 14140 W-NOONS, et 171, ralebit an *steady, Roost of New and .EPOWD.HAND PLATE, and the N6W ELISCTRO and otber PLATED 0000 S, at exceedingly Mused prim. Ili.) fins gold JEWEL LEAV ls aloe to maws 'variety. Vine Oolt. Overdo, from ade. ate ; also AL PERT CllAlife, how Its. ea*. A Pwnyelet, cannoning the Last of Moro and Sketches, will be soot re r enet, :see, on sppleistos by letter; and an roily applealine 7).e.r .he Addree&-171, 173, sad 149, OXITP4D-NTREET, LONIS)74. DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.—THOMAS F. wilAnNo. ~, ilissiselleidatrest, iiinglrecross, Undo,. lm Corr ready hui celebrated Baia erstaiaing 11 kw named Ilyeeintha. 11 lie named Olsgiobie. 12 Om rimed early Tulips. 11 Ms named Iris Ahem. 11 Tournesol TAips. II Am named his Illmisnam II One Pm Moll Tulips. II fir nonied Narsimns. 11 foe reed Itimuncultie. Si shake named Crocus. 12 Me mzusi double Auctocen. 541 buret fellow Closes It reeet-oftitt , d Jonquil,. 30 largest Blue Rocas. IS l'omprrorllen J. actinic. 30 lasmat White evens. All unirr.fitted Dutch ltucti. of t heat quality, which MI. be del/- vied (bey of ctrl its/re) at any railway itatien in England, wad at all the pore of rt... I oul sail Ireland that ham direct COINIMMOiIIidOM *di 101 . 10 4 Irr Tao Guineas. or BJlell containing half death of the stove for One Gaines. I)EARLY TER I'IL—ROWLAPOIB' ODONTO, cm PenitL Desnratcs, a white powder, isompoodedl of the choicest sad most recherche Ingredients of the Oriental hertieL It eradicates tartar from the teeth, remixes sprits of inetplest dew, *obs eal prerereer thessamel, Imparting the 1:110K pare mg pawl. like whiteners, and eves Ilretiallle and perfume to the kWh. Oeurvy a by its means ersidisserd bon the ruse, and a beetthy actin red mines. are Wired; se thee the teeth (it loom) as *we rendered Arm in thew woke& Its truly 'Wiest sea teegrest as the bare obtained its Mee*. ter we ewe; the CleeZ end the .toyel Featly of Greet Mists, ere the Nobility ihronelleat rasps. Prise fe. N. pr. lea.= The hoe Memo" we eh the Wet of es meek bee.— ioirby 4711;iTAN174 Nwllsk• vid perfume% TADdrai y.ircwry THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME viciN v.. b. UV SAMMY'S 1111VALENTA MfalllCA MOD. 0.'12; —.• Yltty your? Indescribable way from senvernme, oubaio. tom* solutlf Wes, efollmdf= • amook sod Tocaltior. bale toss romored by Do Berry's es te:lnt toot" Jolly W mar D6m, akeibil " cur. So. 71. er dyepcootn: treat the t Ilea doe Lord BNeet de Decies:—. 1 tam derived mosodoralde limit Moo yam had. aid audience Ibe megoation dittoes Bove.'—Stairt de Masa Mid 0000 INI lb., et 2e.94.; 210., at te. rel.; lb, at I la; If IL, al Wa elm r n4e.i quelity, 10 IL. it 3I1; 5 lb., at id& ; Hs 1 0 IL mi IS lb. CaltAtet• are Net hoed ~.riots La recoils of YoModito mfr•. by ttl: Cabal' awl C.. lIINow Beod-ct., lodes; also 118, tkee.e, ".•+-etre.•ienuepoebedir - %lb ame sad addible. h. ameba limb a taw ialtbad ad WOO dolle• W.M.184 ' U M. ."0 ft. W ababaris mai bb KIR .111,1 TCD Tar MILAUTtba raboarli Jdbpardisi u 'ma raper., r dd. aad la. ow debb. The drab 31.1 a. It la la a. lame liabadabl. 'Mks 11• THE PENINSULAR AND OIIV(TAL COMPANT'S Stream Brprott arrived at llowtheoptos yesterday from 24 ..Yrsa, Malta, sa d Gibraltar: tla• Wier pert ale lett en lb. 20 IR ult. She brushlike analgesia this the French 'quadrat had bombarded Masers* end lane. DEAYIt BY CllOLlND. — Teetertibi g i u s e Z bead b e f ore Mr. Baker, at the Yines Bow, am.'" to the d eat h of Henry Watcher, era SY a •••••'''''' ' u rsine on business in Hich-strest It amoral dm ea Sunday last the deceased invited several menhers ef his when, family to spend the day w ith balm Imes They et dimmer, salkaiy, deceased wee observed to be Weft for Iltvath, and be fell back ha hie chair. His Anima want lo his wirtsace, who found that be was amble to miaow, W that a Pieced nasal had stesewaf Oh° vb.% A V atiel was sent ,by the Uwe be inebsea s 1,08 t " ek: I ,f 1,14-44,k , 1, f, .• • • 11 ARLOW'S NEW IN- _,•t-i .... ---' Lir VENTS:D !IMP-ACTING SYPHON c ' • pp.. I TAP. IIF,QUIRES NO VENT.PSO !I 7 -2 - % SI Preremo W.. beer, cider, or other humors If . thh: . frombeem ina a 4 or acid ao effectually Ir. 0, .."'" . that the last putt than be draws as good ma ie i t' I.o t- A 0 , )...,._1i IV"---,-----______ _ _ _law --.. .0 r - 1..-7.--.4 .. ii . 6...* vaprorAnd lo miry Ito ma Is .. ' . two wilts of de; pries 4s. IL; Hee iistrisZtd kr sham, ka.. N. 16. .5 . 111 mem sibm= l is bey Il l = ea 1 - 1.. r. Or Up at 04•11C(Iiiii So • balm. I ~, = g t h ivirlic i mermar e fores :.if ... Maly; vim Hs Hp is ems* of ao oars iv IPA lOW. JAHNS HARLOW, H. INDi 111111 m slant. Horsisa.hars. Oblllisi MO. ". 1, Ss moo iMd ..m... ILL--Nalsimpipmeinmpt sliespsa IRELAND. Dumas, Dec. 6. Owing to the extraordinary interest excited by the case of Birch against Sir W. Somerville, which will be tried to-day in the Court of Queen's Bench, the authorities have deemed it necessary to adopt un usual precautions against in the court. Ad mission is to be by tickets issued by the sheriff, and the • galleries have been set apart for ladies. If the case be not brought to a premature close by a nosenit, or such unforeseen occurrence, it is likely to occupy the court curing three or four days. Adolphe Heiman, arrested in London on a charge of obtaining money from Mr. Harris, a jeweller, of this city, by means of false bills of exchange, and also of obtaining valuable property from other per ms, was brought before the magistrates yesterday at College-street police-oilice, and, after a protracted examination, the prisoner was remanded. SPORTING. NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING MBETINO.—THI:LIDAY. POPPY Simone. fiewind Ties Tandresse beet Leeks- Ancma best Miller of Mansfield, Highland Leas ran • ta. Bei/Jana Lam beat Abel. Minn Btomma.—Het Dankeld beat Bonny Scotland, Florette beat Melton, Jester best Miss Kitty Brown, Rushlight beat Dainsoo, Movement beat Nut man, Exhibitor beat Dot; Heather Jock ran a by.. EISING STAUB, for putries.—Mr. Morant's Madanss beat Mr. Fyma's First-rate, r. Etwall's World's Fair beat Mr. Hill's Hollyeake, Mr. Etwall's Exoing Lass best Mr. Wawa's Sprig of Myrtle,•Mr. Holmes nd Mopeus beat Mr. Round's Laura, Mr. Dobeae's Delight beat Mr. Edwards's Waterloo, Mr. Singleton's Racer Jess beat Mr. Oillett's Pancake, Mr. Holmes ad Bird's Eve beat Mr. Blenkiron's Sorrel, Mr. Backworth's Britannia; beat Mr. Round's Lady- Bird. RtTLAND STAILL—Mr. Liskip ad Esquire beat Mr. Gillett's Factotum, Mr. Buekworth's Souring beat Mr. Madura, Mr. Dubcde's Dart beat Mr. Round's Linda, Mr. Reed's Rarity beat Mr. 11111's Hester. EPSOM SPRING MEETLNG, 1832. Mr. Drake's bounds, Monday, Hearten Village; Tues day, Wamon-ea- th e-Green ; Thursday, Brendan Village ; Saturday, Warden Kennel—at half-past 10. F. B. houads, Maeda', Ferran Wharf; Friday, Half way House on the Helstoa-road—at half-put 10. Hambledon hounds, Monday, Broad6lfpuny Dews; Wednesday, Titelifield Common; Friday, Corhantptau Down--ata quarter to 11. H.H. hounds, Monday, Well ; Tuesday, Brookwood ; Thursday, Farleigh House; Saturday, Colemore—at a quarter to 11. Heythrop (Lord Redesdale's) hounds, Monday, Chapel Howe ; Wednesday, Burford; Friday, Byeford, Saturday, Spilibury—at half-put 10. Holdernem hounds, Monday, Withernwick ; Tuesday, Holme Spalding Moor ; Thursday, Winestead ; Friday, Anlaby—at a quarter to 11. Hartley (Mr. G. Wall's) hounds, Monday, Pyles ram ; Friday, Otterbourne Hill—at a quarter to 11. Rut Kent hounds, Tuesday, Brabourne Combs ; Friday, Bessingham Street—at half-past 10. Mr. Leach's hounds, Tuesday Wilson Gate—at hall-put 9; Friday, Ham CaWe—at half-past 10. Mr. W. 8. Losulea's hounds, Monday, London entrance to Woburn; Wednesday, Sudeten Mill; B.aturday, Lindford I Wolid—at 11. Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Coldbrook Park; Tuesday, Ragland; Monday week, Graig Finger-post; Friday week, Mann's Cross—at half-past 10. Mr. Morgan's, Monday, Luseombe Plantation; Thurs day, Oreystone Bridge—at half-pen 10. Mr. Newton's hounds, Mon da y, Beldon Corner (near Okehampton) ; Thursday, Boulton V' halfc 0. Oakley hounds, Monday, Meta* ; *My. Weed rd y, Swirbeshead Waotl—st a quarter 1011. Mr. Phillips's South Oxfordshire hounds, Tuesday, fits& hampton ; Friday, Stanton St. John--at half-past 10. Puekeridge hounds, Monday, Hazel End; Wainasday, Pererils • Saturday, Throcking—at half-past 10. Pytehley hounds, Monday, Jib Wood; Wednesday, North Kilworth ; Friday, Dodford Village; Saturday, Ar thingworth—at quarter to 11. Mr. T. Theobald's Somerset and Wilts hounds, Tuesday, Hardington Park ; Friday, Nunney Catch Gate—at hail past 10. Lord Southampton's bounds, Monday, Litchborough ; Wednesday, Brulden ; Friday, Whistley Wood ; Saturday, Tiffield Toll Gate—at 11. North Staffordshire hounds, Monday, Wooer ; Wednes day, Stallington ; Friday, Twsted (near Market Drayton)— at half-past 10. Mr. Lee's Steers hounds, Monday, Adversane Village; Thursday, Coolham Green • Monday week, Buckman's Corner; Wednesday week, Green; Park—at IL Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Rushbrooke Hall; Thursday, Horseheath Mill ; Saturday, Little Saxham—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Trelawny's hounds, Tuesday, Sullen's Arms (Dean); Friday, Newton Fcrrers—at half-past 10. Vine hounds, Monday, Oakley Hall ; Wednesday, Sher field Turnpike Gate ; T hursday, llanydown Park; Satur day, Kingsclere—at 11. V. W. H. Monday, Sidebottom ; Tuesday, Lydiard Plain; Thureday, Ampney Park; Saturday, Cricklade Town—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Whehle's hounds, Monday, Lock's Farm; Tuesday, Hampstead Norris; Thursday, Winehdeld; Friday, Burgh fteld—at 11. Wyevide hounds, Monday Clirow Hill; Friday, Llyswen Vill.ige ; Tuesday week, Willersley Gate—at 10. Colonel Wyndham's hounds, Monday, Waltham Park; Wednesday, Wcstdcan Park ; Friday, Aldsworth Bridge— at half-past 11. Sir W. W. Wynn's hounds, Monday, Basehureh ; Wed nesday, Pentre ; Thursday, Cloyerley ; Saturday, Iscoyd—at half-past 10. York and Ainsty hounds, Tuesday, Acaster ; Thursday, Markington ; Saturday, Fairfield—at half-past 10. Breconshire harriers, Monday, Felinfsch ; Wednesday, Cefnbryttich ; Friday, Cwmtydu ; Monday-week, Pontfaen ; Wednesday-week, Liandew Court ; Friday-week, Tyle brythoe—at 11. Carlisle harriers—Tuesday, Grove ; Wednesday, Wethe ral ; Thursday, New Inn (Armthwaite) ; Friday, Nill l .l Hesket—at 10. Craven (Yorkshire) harriers, Tuesday, Aldan Gre , : u ; Friday, Gargrava Green, at 11. Mr. Deacon's harriers, Wednesday, Whitchurch Down ; Saturday, Kilworthy Red Gate—at 10. llarrowgate harriers, Tuesday, Monkton Moor ; Friday, Low Harrogate, at half-past 10. High Peak harriers, Tuesday, Green Cowden; Saturday, Wirksworth, at 11. Capt. Hampton Lewis's harriers, Tuesday, Leek Hill ; Friday, Northallerton—at 11. Lord Lonsdale's harriers, Friday, World's End, at 12. Mr. Okeover's b.--' W- Moor Toll _ is Is a. as NOMINATIONS FOE THE GREAT METROPOLITAN HAN DICAP.—Bird-ou-tbe-Wing, 3 yrs; Benito, 3 yes; Melford, aged; Urbanity, 3 yrs; Vampyre, aged; Grand Duke, 4 yes; Elthiron, 6 yrs; Pandemus, 4 yrs; Tho Marquis, 4 yes; Hesse Homburg, 4 yrs ; Candlewick, byes; Herbert, yrs ; Meru Bird, 3 yn ; Miss Ann, 6 yes; b fby Ithuriel out of Sorella's darn, 3 yes; Chatterbox, o yrs; Calculator 4 yes; Hernando*, 4yn • King of Oude, yrs; Ethelwoll, 3 yes; Cariboo, 5 yes; Vareelona, 4 yes; Don Pedro, 4 yrs; CIINWI, 4 yrs; lanthe, 4 yrs; Csarine, 3 yes; f by Ratan dam by Melbourne, 3 y es; Hippolvtus, 4 yrs; Pelopidas, yes ; Kick-up-the-Dust, 4 yes; landgrare, 6 yn ; Old Rowley, 3 yrs; Acbyrauthea, 5 yes; Miss Bundy, 3 yrs; Muham, 3 yrs ; Burndale, 3 yes ; Chief Justice, 5 yrs; Mark Tapley, 5 yrs ; The Bishop, 3 yes; Officious, 5 yrs ; Combatant, 6 yrs; Blood Royal, lyr,; Grey Tommy, 3 yrs; Frantic, 3 yn; Vatican, 6 yes; Young Troublesome, 4 yes; Captain Flash, 3 yes; Calmar, 6 yrs; Barbara Bell, 3 yes; Letterpress, 4 yrs • Kilquade (late Third of May), 4 yes; Due-an-Durres, age d; Cockcrow. 4 yrs; Bordea u x, 5 yrs; Marlborough Back, 4 yes ; Kathleen, 5 yes; Snow drop, 3 yes ; Mary Ann, 3 yes; Raby, 6 yrs ' • Cyclops, 4 yrs ; e by Cotherstone out of Wryneck, 3 yrs; Anti. 4 yes ; Ready Reckoner, 3 yrs ; Musician, 5 yrs ; 13isarry, 3 yrs ; Adler, 3 yrs ; Hungerford, 4 yes ; Haresfoot, 4 yrs ; Plunistead, 3 yrs; The Ban. 4 yrs ; Harp, 4 yrs • ' b c by Melbourne out of Sally Warfoot, 3 yes ; Sir Charles,s yrs • Surprise, 3 yrs ; Truth, 4 yes ; Royalty, 3 yes; c by Hark;way out of Due•an-Durras's dam, 4 in ; Storyteller, 4 yrs ; John of Berwick, 5 yn • fby Lanercost out of JetIMIMIL 3 yrs •' Kapok Knoll, iy n; Old Dan Tucker iii t e l a yrs ; Janina,3 yrs ; High Sheriff ' 3 yes; Fugle man, ; Clincher, 6 yes; Stamford, 4 pa; Young Raglan ,syn ; Curl, 4 yes; Harpsichord, 4 yn• Lough Bawn. 4 y es; Perjury (late Pandas), 5 yrs; Neitham,4 yrs ; Backbiter, aged • Sister to Clothworker, 5 yrs; Sir Rowland Trenchard, 4 yes ; Sir Charles Napier, 3 yes ; Uncle Sam, 3 yrs ; Ingratitude, 4 yes; Tom Holtby, 4 yrs; Terpsichore, 4 y es; Joe Miller, 3 yrs • Tested, 3 vn ; Tophana, aged ; Hyacinth, 3 yrs; Poodle, 3 yrs ; Follow me Lads, 4 yrs; Lady Anayott, 3 yrs ; Bardolph, 3 yrs; Kate 3 yrs ; Black Audrey, 3yn ; Ellar, 3 yes ; Ischia, 4 yes ; Nancy, 4 yrs.—The weights to be published on the 20th Dee„ and forfeits declared on or before Jan. 1. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Cheltenham (Mr. A. Wray's) staghounds, Tuesday, Haw ley (late; Friday, Cubberley Hate—at half-past 11. 13adsworth hounds, Tuesday, Red House • Thursday, Wentbridgc ; Saturday, South Hindley—at h alf-past 10. Mr. Lumley's hounds, Monday, Blyth Law Hill ; Tues day, Stointon Village ; Thursday, Treeton Wood; Friday, Darlton Bar—at half-put 10. Bramham Moor hounds, Monday, Kirk Heighten ; Wed nesday, Byram ; Friday, Bickerton Bar; Saturday, Ar thington—at half-past 10. Raiford hounds, Monchiy, Norwood Park; Tuesday, Fox and Hound Inn; Thursday, Caunton Village; Satur day, Langwith Lodge —at lialf.past 10. Lord Yarborough a hounds, Monday, Thorganby ; Wed nesday, Cadney Bridge, at 11; Friday, Linwood Warren— , at a quarter to 12. Lord H. Bentinck's hounds—Monday, Burton; Tuesday, Baloney ,• Wednesday, Brant Broughton; Thursday, Hack. than'; Friday, Austaere Wood; Saturday, Sudbrook— at 11, Duke of Beaufort's luturds—Monday, Dauntaey Gate; Wednesday, Dyrhant ; Saturday, Shipton Moyne. Mr. A. Smith's bounds—First open day at tha Kennel. Craven hounds—Monday, Minal Borders; Wednesday, Woodhay House; Friday, Hoe Benham Gate ; Saturday, Woolley Down—at a quarter to 11. Bath stag hounds—Tuesday, Corsham ; Friday, Faulk land Village —at half put 11. Mr. M. Ingram's hounds—Monday, Wichner Park; Tuesday, Eton Wood; Thursday, Chortley Castle; Satur day, Drakelowe—at a quarter to IL Sir It. Sutton's hounds—Monday, Belton Villar end Theddingworth ; Tuesday, Lodge on the Welds; Vs ednes day, Bardon Hall; Thursday, Lowish) , Hall; Friday, Wymeswold Village—at 11 Duke of Rutland's hounds—Monday, Stonesby Village ; Tuesday, Dry Doddington ; Wednesday, Elton Manor; Friday, Little Penton—at half past 10. East Essex hounds, Tuesday, Steeple Bampend ; Thurs day, Messing-street ; Saturday, Goefield King's Head— at half-past 10. Essex and Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Muted Market ; Friday, Newton-green—at half-past 10. Essex Union hounds, Wednesday, Asheldham ; Satur day, Rettendon-common —at half-past 10. South Essex hounds, Tuesday, Dunton Blacksmith's— at half-past 10. Mr. Conyer's hounds, Monday, Hatfield-heath ; Thurs day, Porter's-hall ; Saturday, Matching-green—at half past 10 Mr. Petre's stag-hounds, Tuesday, Boyton-hall ; Sa turday, Pleshy-mount —at h alf-past 11. Worcestershire hounds, Monday, Woodoote-green ; Wed nesday, Crow's-newt; Friday, Redford-gate—at half-put 10. Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Pontrillas; Friday, the Fifth Mile-Stone on the Frome's-hill-road—at half-past 10. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Charlecote Park; Tues day, Weston Howe • Thursday, Cubbington Gate ; Friday, Ilmington—at qu arter to 11. Ludlow hounds, Tuesday, Brampton Brian Gate; Fri day, Stanton Lacy—at half-put 10. Ledbary hounds, Monday, Coddington Cross; Friday, Eighth Mile Stone on the Tewkesbury-road—at ha lf past 10. Upton-on-Severn harriers, Tuesday, Feathers, Castle 'Dorton. Wheatland hounds, Wednesday, Five Chimneys—at 10. Brighton harriers, Monday, Patchiest ; Wednesday, Race course • Saturday , Dyke. Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thursday, Tektonahe Tye—at ball-put 10. Crawley and Bonham hounds, Monday, Bakombe Vil kge Wednesday, Slinfold ; Friday, Crab Tree Inn, Cow fold—; at a quarter to 11. Cheshire hounds, Monday, Poole Hall; Wednesday, Denham; Th lo ursday, Withington ; Saturday, Harleston— ball-past . Newsgirls and Gateshead banters, Monday, Ponteland ; Friday, Crawerook—at 10. bleeps& harrien, Monday, Widdriagton ; Friday, Moe peth Nee& Gate—at 10. Star nal atlas—at 9. leraada, Wedneaday, Ytas &Nag ; Saturday, Durham esenty Suerlerlmod Bridge ; Wodseeday Taaehdit hies, Oarusey—at ballast 10. Tisdale ISsadity ; Tlueseday, Stun- Ilsedkan; BalasiCastle—at at 10. Seaoksta sad =berm heatten, Turfy, Billingham; Saturday, Canhia—at bald.gist 10. LaeldagleetlaarkYottaiy,Bellbgbourae Home; Tl=B a ar g enfi um entilefifiy, Gore Cees•—at 11. ihrinisg, the Liara, lastboome—at half-past IL Baba borradis, Ileaday, Mask HMI., Reigate. hil i tr e Asursday, Albarrksath ; Saturday, Barksey—at half-past 10. Tiernan Isawassia, lleaday, Gotland Floatation ; flare day, WlNstenfiwsna bad -p y, Whittenton's • Thareslay„ 111=t a Ga li r di llatarday, Sutton Maddoe:k—at half pot 111. Athos*** lawala, Monday, Normanton Lodge Gate ; Wedamity, Towers ; Friday, Three Pots --- at a quarter to 11 ; Serreaday, Bleak eraa—oit 12. Borkshho treads, Monday, ' , mineral-road ; Wed aeshahliake's Osk ; Peaty, iLougota-ran—athalf-peet 10. r. thteover's harriers, Alsop Sous.. Bar; Friday, the Ford (near Orindon), at half-past 10. South Warnborough harriers, Tuesday, Upton Grey, Friday. Bury Court, Bentley, at half-past 10. Worthing harriers, Tuesday, Broadwater Green; Friday, Steyning Past, at half-past 10. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY. Dec. 6.—PROMOTlONB.—Lieutenant, R. D. Aldrick, J. B. Cator, and F. L. M'Clintack, to be commanders, Mr. H. F. Hamilton, Mr. W. Ward, and Mr. J. P. Cheyne, to be lieutenants; Mr. F. J. Rrabbe, Mr. C. F. M'Dougall and Mr. J. H. Allard, to be masten ; Mr. T. R. Pickthorn, Mr. J. Ward, and Mr. C. Ede, to be surgeons; Mr. G. Harrison, to be,purser.—Arrotwrstann —Commander, G. Hancock ; Master C. F. A. Nuddall, to London. Lieutenant, E. Chambe r; Surgeon, J. Rees; Assistant-Surgeons, S. Bowler, J.W. Elliott, and H. Smith, to Britannia. Lieutenant F. A. Clove, to Blenheim. Lieutenant, F. H. M. Martin ; Master, J. H. F. Norris ; Purser, IL W. F. Hollinworth ; Clerk, A. H. Martin ;pas ter's A ssistants, 8. Creak and J. E. Milne • Clerk's Assist ant, H. Millen; Boatswain, T. Tobias ; a nd Carpenter, C. Richards, to Fury. MILITARY. (Prom last night's Casette.) WAR-OFFICE, Dar. S. Stl=of Hese. Otte-15sut. A. J. U. ELLIOT to be Mint., vies who reeler to adjutantey only. lth 14...06. —Cornet J. J. obe beet., by per., Woe W. 8. W TOW j Uest. T. E. Downstage to be adiut, eke 116161.. les, mien the eqataney only. Om. Peet. of P. 04e. amt. and Clot O. W. A. Moontsow to be att., Mee Hi. esesee Iliglimee Prime Mabee Augustus Edward of Mum Weimar, who roe. eftesl. :t o led P.—T. & to be &rms. pat" see., per, vise Lord C. E. Hay. prom. Srd P. J. B. Dunne, yet., to be en.., willing per, vice Bastadge, 4th P.-I.;ent. T. Neewar, tram Itth F., to le eat, without pee. vice Do.liabsse, dloolowel by sentence of • peeved etartmmlisit Use.. w IL Drememen, West 7th P., to be VW. vies lembobass, dientreed seoluose it wrest wirealt; SRL P. iesset 000, bob as Ceps beublee Is bis wilbeng per., vice tekdbeibeedit, the resessise el paws' met sweat. sth F.-e l m. taut. W. H. Y. beeae to be Arm Ikea.. Ipar., Moe Knepp, who rem.; Ens. G. 11. J. SI CitAlllllv. from P. to be me. Wet., by per, vim Users • Elea F. B. Fonerse.keen flab F., to be Mee Poster, w ho nets. ma 7th P. S. us COCIWT OXlsAisr, hue Seth F., to be beat., while' pee.. Mee Dowbiggin, app. to ME IBM T. 11. 11WILINO, to be lione, vlboeut per, glee Mar. tlo, poem la be lb ; Ene. T. lasolow,_ Ibis Mb to be ono., use Orlfirdevut.yeen. ; Osee. bodge O. E. Peatiamkwe tbo itary le be 4211. slam pecofte F.—lbou W. llem to be bout, by bee Uwe% wbe Ist; 47th f.—bee. J. A. Lam to be asal, by jeer, AN lbeinel. who - 49th ▪ E—Lloat. C. &DON tole eigt, by per., Ace who rata. ; Ens. A. P. Aaranooso to bobavit. topper., vise Adam 31a P.— Era. L C. Gwent* to Out, try pm. vise Hawn, who rata. 94th P.—Bas. C. A. Twousw Mho liostolasait pow. vier Cave, post.; A. R. Out, 9. le be ows., MONS Fr.. aloe nom" om 61t pr h F.—Zas, F. J. 11crreris to tot NM. ellboat par., Ace O'Grady, view prow, etdisat par., ea NI May, 1631, has bee soasallei UNA S. De 0301 CT O'Gauoa. die 7th F., to be liont., ?ha Yaaaaaaaa, Mom prom., by par.os Mime, DOI. Ire boost ausalled; Lost. Lamm. ban L.T. NW Y. to boa Nd., vise F. IL Parlay M. gelsoler L; dodit./rorp. IL T. Becaut, hem We WA u 1 sidilLar Asa Hort. deo. E Geat. Cade Z. W. Arno, U. Oa, to be elywithout par , doe Ooldmirot, em le Ord . 77th Ir.—Ooet. wim W. Csassat, ton Be* Mil. CoL, to be ▪ oleo Eseeaada, app.% die lab F. bOdo F.-6e, W. Panama tele withaat par., vise Mama, deo.; Oat. Cadet B. Pu_a, dona Se Nay. Mil. Ooh, to bo sea, without par., vise Palette& P.—.llan }. H. D. Mama tele deut., without par., vice Main. w . AWL ; Ewa J. N. Olairotraar, from 76th P., to be ear., vise lastß. W. H. MAINWASANO to to adjut, via Hall, dos. Nth E—Brev. Lirat..ooL L VAPIIIII/17y free b.+ Cast., lobe mos*, vice kev. ti0ut..4.31. B. Lew* who azah. ; dr" Heim C. B. Sirwir to be vadat., by par., vice Varlaisar who rearm; Lists. S. D. Musa to be not by par., via lidortat • Litat. IL IL Worm to be rapt, by par., vice Ow, who ; A. Nista to N Heat., by par, vice Were ; Eta. C. lizroxa wbe dad., be par., vim white; J. LOPOPIRLD, pert-, to be is.. by c i vil's/ben ; Cleat. Cadeteat. F. tram the By. Mil. to bo osa, by per., one Hama. 4553 A . J. J. Illseseaato to be Ont., without par., via Dowded, poem Gent. Cade 0. CLARE, dam the Boy. /111. al, telotoes.. willent par., viol Markeald. fad West kola Mgt. Riwoll. dna —Leal. J. Haase' to be eopL, without par., doe brd wee, Ewa IL J. loneroas to be Heat, without per., vise b e,; ; Bas. IL 0. Paulo& to te loot , without per., vise vices prow., anima ca par., Oct. 31, 1631, W bibs OWL ; F. T. Omuta" Osat., babe ems.„ lama par., —— • - ottotlhaztor. . SIMMS Itt ees,on.—Actiog hosist-gorg. & Mom to is Aottot.-tiori. to th• Per Hoek* sop. to lits Nth Y. Tait Wesmturrau PLAT selected for representa tioa this year, is the "Emmaus" of Terence. The nights of performance will be Monday, the 16th, Thursday, the 18th, and Monday, the 22nd Wet. COMMITIAL POE PELICRY.—On Tuesday last, at Braintree County Court, E. F. Brewster, of White Motley Hall, aad his brother, who are extensive farmers, were committed by the judge of the court, to take their trial for perjury at the next man at Chelmsford, they having in his opinion sworn Mealy in a ease when they were examined ae vitamins. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two oTtoes. The share market yesterday afternoon closed at a heavy reduction in prices, and, after the regular business hours, quotations were called at a further decline on the last official rates. To-day, how ever, a better feeling has been observable. Prices opened much better than they left off yester day, and. though they qaickly sympathised with the retrograde . movement of P.m.* they are now firmer again, and in most eases stand about equal to the first rates of the day. Present quotations, how ever, show a very remarkable fall from those which ruled at the beginning of the week, and the market is still decidedly unsettled, extensive fluctuations taking place hourly. MAIMS AND 111T00101 UNGUAIANTIND. U. taday op to I p.a... 141111 19 111 191 H 17 111 171 1$11110)1iSei Ili 3 li 34 3 12!Is12iI 112 i 12 24t Is! St !Si It In 23J I IS Si 131 : labordma . ledsititiSl=l6tal lIITZ Web. /AIWA Illdmiirklamilis ars ha.. bur Mk UM, 11.1 WNW ... I 1:a eV {.lt 11) De. (1311 kL) lkokes Ilik L a L Class A.. Ms s red C ditto DA Dm/ slum —.... tre s Trigg Imi4 Deer. I carge. — 1;11 - 1111111; —.- UMW. Me Gliger. Ffirth.Dinds 11111.1" tiestlk Wastsr Ito i a. Flas7s4A .Diiirr;:i DA Ih raNt l i. l IV.; Lwartair sad cariri• .. frossikte sad Yorkshire n..1+:~..:~.. Dw inet Gob lakibers Loakaird INfficewall Do.t 10,0L,1rani:13.(6) Werke k Smith.% /m orn Do, SO Veasb.,Brz., end YNlr~► tumdri Vk .& Lin& Union lkad ...;:*.a•D.;:, 7.1 *Ow aftlieri7%;" - stiiit(i)l Nor „ arta Sr part, At d e . 4.;tuir, ilaidar . and Do. New . 1: - Norther ß s Canada ake .tuna erurs I North StafFordr;iiro.. North Devoe North &South Weat.Jeae. Orford, Wore.. & Woher. .00tuoh Central Shrews. It Stns. C a rr A D.'. VYnwlb.H ID4 Cbrur (lfcr. N. Mtn.) Do. o — sg;ft — tri . Do. New Slimmkire Vika ... daub Devoe loath Eastern daub Wales . . ion* TorkaLlitiverl Sthilerg — and Dan — k;s7l - ne %Mann and HartinnooL. ThanstatlansUoaktßaiL 'Mat Oamw.ll - Watstfurd sod theeri iork,Tot;eaotleitherituo Ito. do. hateasonts Do.O.N.E.Parelaso . Took and North llidland 17 ii 6 & 7 as isi 11) " LINES LEASED AT FIZILD a 1 304 1 aiiiiiiie Ziiiii;Foriiwii" ----- I iallsdalypd.,orwithpar. satie (In .to Ot.Wast. 304 1194 : J 304 Dittowithout •E (lisped to OteatWasawal IS 29 all Blow, Wolv., sad Dailey iallsdalipl.,orwitagusr. (lommod to ClivatWastart 1 10 pi all without arsaraatoel WPM to OreatWantara; 7 3pm ) 1/4 itailderbamittlr• (Issaid, to lamilwakS.Womiral' 111 Illa SO JamoUma brad POPPoidaa_.... 41 43 35 DwitUwalaWymatll3ot j Pawed lis OS. Northers) SS 311 90 it Diem hrint Diasidt•OnstWastato 14 Ups WI ,11•1511110pLiark1131111 104 101 15 l ue Dal. ohms (dlttal 1 1 61 . 1 624 I 5 34 0 '1 Dm duns (ditt oellam) d 1 . 14 34 , DemilaidtPl 151 e I 1111Lemiem awl Orisawiekl 0.0.1 1 I (lawed to South limbers 114 IN 10 ~Ditto Pm/areas (ditlo) 14 U 10 Lowestoft Guer.4perOsst I Opted to Norfolk) SO INortiternalanters 5 parQ limed to East 54 PI 42 Dttto dab New 4 11 pa II Prastaa&Wire (lap Loa. PN.Wilit.itLaos.allost I II Ditto a Wilms (Al DODO SIO illiod., Guild., and ' (leased to South Eantet a II 316 ' 61:Royston and Ititabia (lima. i to Great Sorbet. 641D0. attoposth Batam(dltto 15 3pp flaidoeP atatkodilars timid to Pr. 11.Clona. l4 2 tlis 23 Wear Valley. 6p. Ct.lraa. (leased to Stood/3690er. 114 114 100 Wllta A tiowerset (hope I ' to Great Wagon.. 111 93 $ll Abrams 10 011solgelas 8111 IS mg 1161,61661 ... ...." 14 14 611 Cloodse. Peek owl 41/M6 ei D is Jew: - se. . ...,, & l ap Ldle le 111" De. 116"ne llferi P:lial 71 per lsl :est. 3.4ll.6""l-1" 616411 1 10 2 1 . : 24 .1 4 :421v 10 1104,0216146rzteh1n 01 104 S Ildleb... Damask 14W . awit . 7.1 i Idi 4cbmar IS: Groat Ilartlionis Qty 1 11l 14 Sm 61' Weetza(l)llrA 111 vrt 6 !LeemilielliTerle6 dls 10 I lse. 6 per Oest. IWO .. 161 114 6 rm~ilight.,l6llo6.l,: I geKt.ritoeic.lll6l.! 0 , De. Sew Gear. 6 per Oist.;l4l 111 iiileedalt Ss 26.W66.;C0v.t 1 lliossices) $ per 0M... $ ileadlut6toWedtere - laaAllettikx.Teiajoi Da. Ilaw . I r $ Ij pm I 13 12 1 124 1.132 134 3 00 14 4 " . 4 44 41 Das Prissere7::"."...... Flettk . Word, Woniitior Waiver, tli.d pit a 1 revailtlrisJiaro ~~N 3110.1 1 per Ceat... York. NewtemtleAs Berw, Gt.Norti o Ewir.purei. /Ditto Ditto 11 1 :1 g ii Im. POILEION 20 'amber sod Malay 20 :Dutra, Femme (norm IS Ernst Indian , Drat India POilaWla Is. Do. Do. I/ I Do. (1Iallway) $ Da (Oadml) 17$111ado Ammo SE D. do. Nov 110 ItlAsour ow U s ... 16 I:Sythia.. of V .rootoo. 9 Orleans *Ed Donlan 0 "Porto sad Odors .„ iParla tad Sena • Para awl.otroolsoorg ULWATS. 1: 41 i ti de 1 11 2 ro i “ J" Si 14 124 13 21 Ss 3 die If It 71 If di 7 n'4 'lodes and lbws ... Aambre sad Yews ... A 'Taws and Noma di Walt Emden... ... . SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET—THIS DAY. Kern. Cooper sad Doris report trade very heavy, at the followiag quotaatioss :—Priate meadow Hay, 701. to 76a. ; Saterior, 60a. to 66a.; Clover, TOL totes. ; second cot, 001. to 708. ; Straw, 22a. to 28e. 10 M I io 61 i s~ peota MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. An improved feeling is to-day perceptible through out the various departments of the Stock Exchange, the in of the restoration of tranquillity, for the at kin*, in Paris, being received with Yesterday . the English funds, in the 18= .614 ancertainty, experienced a very Melees the total fall in the course of the beim has being 1 per cent. To-day a sen - eible read= has been in progress, and though the aspect of the ineabeta cannot be regarded as by any MOM settled, the range of prices is now much bl elBet ieial quotation of Consols yesterday was lei to 1. To-day the marked opened at 97 1 to 1, Mieg a rise of 1, and though the rally quickly brought forward sellers, by which the quotation fell back to 97, the market is now firmer again at 971 to for cash and Thursday, and 971 to for the (January account. The official re port of business is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, 971, 97, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, 971, 97, 4, 2 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 984, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 974, 1,4; Low Annuities, IMO, 7, 8 13-16; India Stock, 264, 262. Bank Stock, 2164. Sellers of Exchequer Bills are still offering, and the quotation has been further reduced Is., being now only 475. to 50s. prem. India Bonds, under 1,0001., mark 60s. prem. The foreign stock market is generally firmer, but the course of business is by no means regular. Rus sian stocks have risen 1 per cent., and most other descriptions are at present held at improved rates, There is, however, a great indisposition to deal in this department at present. Sales are re- 1 ported this morning as follows:—Danish Five per Cents., 1001. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 884, 874. Mexican Bonds, for account, 23 4 , 1. Russian Five per Cents., 1111; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 103, 1. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 191; ditto for account, 191; ditto Passive, 44, 4. This last named stock is marked lower. In the Californian gold shares little is doing, and prices are rather flat. Present quotations are : Ague Pria, to 1 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1 prem. ; Golden Mountain, 1 dis. to par ; Anglo- Californian, to prem. • West Mariposa, Ito die. ; Ave Maria, 1 to I die. Herr -PAST Two. Two o'CLocc The latest quotation of Consols is 97, to The Board of Trade returns were published this morning. The exports for the month show a de crease of 130,626/., attributable to the diminution of 172,9611. in cotton yarn. This decrease was known, and as the amount of labour bestowed upon this article forms a smaller proportion of the value than in most cases, the fluctuation is of small importance. We have now got to a period in the returns when trade begins to slacken, and it will be of interest to see how far the season business of July, August, and September, has resulted. The returns arc as follows : 1849. 1850. 1851. July August .., 6,323,457 .. 6,043,496 .. 6,645,928 September 5,627,092 .. 6,434,834 0,346,994 3:18,314,976 £18,607,598 £19,411,126 This shows a very large increase for the present year, in comparison with which the fluctuations of a single month arc insignificant. The exports for the month of October are : 1849 £4,568,234 4,751,804 4,621,078 18.50 1851 ' Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,174,880 Increase 5,366 The Rest The Reserve 10,910,612 Inereue 245,636 This return requires no particular comment. The bullion presents a trifling increase, and next week's account may be expected to show a more conaiderable augmentation. According to the official returns published is the Oasette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 22nd of November last, was 3,475,1171.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,517,2331. There is consequently a decrease of 42,1161. • The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,778,1941. • and the previous week's return being 2,800,6891., die decrease a shown to be 22,4911. On taking into consideration tho active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in quer tion was 19,355,2201. (being 230,3451. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula, tion of England and Wales to be 25,608,5351., whisk shows a decrease of 291,952!. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending the 16th d November. AA regards the fixed issues the private banks were 1,222,9581., and the joint-stock banks 631,7891. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a tots/ of 1,864,7471. below the fixed amount. ENGLISII IUNDS.—Tnip PAT. Bank Zook. x 416 Loot Annuities. 7 3 pot Ct. Reduced. 961 9 I 1 dh tituct, 263 4 3 pot Ct. ComolL 974 4 Ditto 1i0nd5,L0001.,476. 34 per Cl. Cons o ct.. s, 9974 Exchequvr Ittlis,Luou. 576. 161.6. Consols for Ac 4I roc Ct. Belian, 2890 FOZEIO 5 per Ct. Itrariltna, 93 6 Do. Now. 92 4 6 per Ct. Buono, Arm. 47 tO 6 per Ct. Chili., 97 100 3 per Cl. Chill -La, 62 4 3 per Cl. Docish, 75 7 4§ Kr CL_Dutch...s7 9 1 Pt N DS. 3 per C. Mexican. 234 6 6 per Ct. Peruvian. 84 700 Ditto lietwrol. 43 6 6 per Ct. Portuguenv, WI 1 5 per Ct. Ituadrin, Ile I% . 41 per Ct. It 101 3 . 6 per CL epantsh. A , Ave. 191 ih . 3 rt)T7112::1i.3 146 • 24 per Ct. Vella,* ...6, 55 5 1)0. Dero,o4. 11 13 W Coat.. 77 to 50. ir.W' I.riader, .11 ei BV I Dar Ct. Uremada. 14 11 eirdlulan 5 COMMERCIAL AND .MARKETIS., WEEKLY SUMMARY O.F TILE PRODUCE MARK:Ei& MINCING -LANG, SATPROAT MORNING. The basineu in the colonial markets has been some what checked by the news from France. Sugar has bees in fair demand until yesterday, when to effect sales occa sionally lower rates were accepted. The public s a l es o f coffee have been chiefly bought in, but the native kinds have been sold at rather lower prices. Rice continues in good demand, and a large business has been done at full quota tions. The tea market wears a downward tendency; the business of the week has been chiefly confined to the pub lic sales. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet at the following quotations:—Town. Tallow, 365. 6d. nett; Petersburg, Y. C., on the spot, new, 37+. ; old, 365. 3d. ; last three months, 365. Gd. ; Jemmy and March, 375. MARKET ATERAGES.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d.; fat by ditto, 2s. Id.; Yellow ltussian, 38s. Gd. • melted stuff, 28a.; rough ditto, 17.. ; Tallow graves, 95.; go al dregs, 6s. There is a decrease this month on cotton yarn, and a slighter one on woollens, but generally speaking, the amounts are well kept up, and in many branches an increase is observable. The returns of foreign goods imported and con sumed show a steady increase in teu, sugar, coffee, and tobacco, and even spirits have recovered. The following analysis of the sugar returns gives the best view of the state of the sugar consumption : Sugar imported and duty paid in Great Britain and Ireland for 12 months ending INovember 5. (From Govern ment Returns) : IMPORTED. 1849. 1850. 1851. Raw 332,314 . 323,163 .. 37.5,061 _ _ Refined Molluscs Total tons 374,181 361,486 418,716 DUTY PAID. 1849. 18.50. 1861. Raw 292,610 .. 312,0.53 .. 306,431 Refined Molasses Total tons .. 315,390 340,033 344,951 Molasses reduced to sugar at the rate of 40 cwt. of former to I ton of the latter. The quotations of foreign exchange were in moat instances again higher yesterday, but Amsterdam and Frankfort maintained the advance of last poet only, whilst Hamburg, being in demand, was a ehnao lower. The purchasers of bills expect a rise in the exchange on London, and in the rate of discount at the continental bourses in consequence of the events at Paris, and therefore do not buy before they see to what extent that rise will take place. Short Paris was done at 25.25 to 30; ditto three months, 25.50 to 55. Amsterdam was not much dealt io ; it closes 11.181 to 19. Hamburg ruled at 13-101 to t. Frankfort 1201 to 121. Bills on Italy were ex tremely dull, and in most eases hardly saleable. The quotation for Vienna was merely nominal; an amount was offered at 13.30, but no buyer could be found. The prices negotiated are as follows : Time. Pnces negotiated. From To Amsterdam per E Short 11A. Mem ... 110. 17t.tv. Hato Rotterdam Hametug sod Altos' ',. „ 13mea. 10JmItt. 13mes tOlveh. haakhrscesthe-llatoe pa RIO „ 1200. fkr. ... 12111. Okr. Tame pert „ 13L 3osr. ... 00. Okr. trivets Antwerp „ 23fr. 33e. ... 23fr. 63e. Bromide Ghent 2bir. 55.. ... 251 r. 6 3 e. Pads „ Short 2.51 t. 23e. ... Mfr. 30e. Ditto „ 9 MeetherMr. +5O. ... 231 r. 53c. Havre ... Bordeaux. Lyons lO 70 Jsfr. 50c. ... 29 r. 55e. Kane Wes „ „ 15fr. 50e. ... 251 r. 33e. Genoa = ra „ 501 r. 25c. ... 50ir. 30e. ; a t per ducat„ S 9/ icence ... 40 pence yer ounce „ 119 pence ... 1195 pence Merin& . 0 „ 1191 peace ... 1191 pence Madrid per dollar ~ 49 pence ... 491 pence Gediz ,, .. 49 pence ... 49j pence Kassa „ 49e pence ... 49j pence 01bashar „ „ 493 pence ... 49 pence Seville — „ 491 penee ... 49 pence Bucelco . ia „ „ 49 pence .... 4 pence 8111n0 UsOca ' llrel per m„ f.te pence . . 521 pence Oporto „ 52f pence ... 52 pence n ruble 1 94. Petersburg( per w ', S6 l canoe ... 3J pews The rise of Id. in the yrice of silver, noticed in the ' early part of the week, le maintained, but otherwise the bullion market presents no particular feature. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending the 29th Nov. is as follows : BANK OFENOLAND.—Accom for the week oodtoo Nov. 29, 11162 Note, Booed lARKETS. WOOL MARKET-THIS DAY. The foreign Wool market has been in a • very languid state since the termination of the late public sales, bat the last week has been unusually dull, which may, in some degree, be attributed to the news from France. Prime steady, and the stock is not heavy. This week's imparts are larger than of late, comprising 5 bales from Antwerp, 63 from Hamburg, 716 from Taganrog, 38 from Leghorn, 67 from Smyrna, 36 from Havre, 120 from the Cape, 21 from Alexandria, and 1,000 from Sydney. COVENT-GARD Pineapples, per lb., Ss to 6. Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 2s to Ss Lisboa, per lb., 9d to Is Apples, hitch., per busL,lstoferAl Pears, dessert, per dog., Is to 4. Lemons, per dos., Is to 2s Wslnuts, per bulb., 12e to 24. Qi.,bappi, per doi., 8d to la V Csulittowcrs per dm., GI to 34 Broccoli, per bunch, Bd. to Is Putaluec, per ton, 430 to 80. prr ccrt, 24 . to Ss _ _ . psr 13..W.1111 - lia - to N6d Turnips, per bunch, Id to 9d CLICIAIIIera, each, 6d to Is Itadisher, per doz., Gd to Is Turnip, perdos.,%d to It Celery, per bundle, Gd to 1. 64 Carrots, per bunch, 4d I. rsl Emmet. Sprouts, per bar sieve, Is hd to 2. Oplaaeh, per sieve, Is to Is 6d Chnoas, per bunch, Id toad Opinion, p. doz., I slid to 3s Endive, per az ore, 901 to I. Beet. ler doz., &I to Is Peszalps, per doz., Gd to I. Leeks, pee bunch, ld to 2d VISUET; L-THIS DAY. per peat, M —eßcet, per lb., 2s to 3s Oranges, per doz., Is to Is per 100,6. in 113 s - ^ _ Note, buelt., 10.10 Pb p. hush.. 12s to 1111 Filbert., per 10010., TO. to WA CABLES. per lb 64 to 441 Gerlie, per ib., Gd to II 4rtialsikes, Jerusalem, pa MY sieve, 94 to Is Lettuce, Cab., p. seere, 4d to Is Cos, per aeon. &I to Is ' Small Salads, p. pan., td to 34 llorve Radish, pea 151 1, le to 41 Red Beet, per dos., le to 1.4 Mushrooms, per pot, Is to IsOd per bush., 7s to Ites Sorrel, per half sieve 04 to 9J Tomatoes, per ludf-sleve, tAP Fennel, per bun* td to 3tl Savory, pee bunch, Id to 3d Thyme, per bunch, to 3d rsniley, p. dos. bon., 2. to 3s Mini, per b urgh. 1,1 to Id !i ; ;,:4; " 9 ;i 17ne I ;erih,;ti;, id to 4d Watererara,p3u&ouneaes 4tl to 6d COALS. -Loterrow, arc. 5.-CLOSE OF THE MAIIII iurr. - Buddle's West Hartley, 16s. , Carr's Hartley, 165.; Chester Main, 17s. • Davison's West Hartley, 16 s . • Holywell, 18s. ; Newcastle Hartley, 16s. , Tanfichl Moor, 165.; Wylam, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Burnhope, 16s. ; Walls I End Benham, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Clcnnel, 16s. 6d; • Walls End Oosforth, 18s. tkl. ; Walls End Heaton, 18 8 . Walls End Riddell, 18 1 . 3d. ; Eden Main, 18s. 9d. • Walls ' End Bell, 19s. • Walls End Belmont, 19 s . ; Wails End Braddyll, 19e. 6d. ; Walls End Pensher, 18s. Gd.; Walls End Russel's Hetton, 19s. 30.; Walls End Stew art's, 19s. 6., .; Walls End Whitwell, 18 1 . 6d. ; W a ll s E nd Caradoc, 19s. 30.; Walls End Denison, 18s. ed.; Walls End North Hartlepool, 16s. 6d.; Walla End South Hellos, 19s. • Walls End West Kelloe, 18 1 . Gd. ; W a ll s E n d S out h Durham, 18s. 6d.; 'Whitworth Coke, 21.-Ships at mar ket, 57 ; sold, 46. LOCAL SHARE LzenerooL, Dec. s.—The share market has been in a very excited state to-day, and under a severe pressure of stock for sale we have to note a decline in prices of 1 to per cent —Ambergate and East Junction, :ltd.—Blackburn (lam B. C. and W. Y), 31—Caledonian, I.4—Ditto (pref. s h are s), 74—Eastern Counties, 61—Lancashire and York shire, 54 34 l I—Ditto (fifth shares) 81 d.—Lancashire and Carlisle (third share , s, 81,—London and North Western, 115 14—Midland, 5 24 1 21! 51 504 I—South East ern and Dover, 20 191 / or Newcastle, and Berwick, 18— York and North Midland, 20. MANCHESTER, Dec. s.—There was a fair amount of business done, but prices were lower.—London Stock, 1131; Leeds Stock, 55; Dover, 191; Midland, 514 Sheffield stock, 30; East Lancashire, 144 n. BIRMINOWER. Dec. 6.—This market was languid to-day; very little business was transacted ; prices unaltered. Shrewsbury and Birmingham B's were done at 44 ; War wick sad Napton Canals, at 21; and Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 281. Leans, Dec. s.—The Unsatisfactory news from Franco this morning has had the effect of almost entirely suspend ing business in railways. The consequence is, that o n 'Change there have only been three transactions, which were as follows :—Caledonians, 141 ; Leeds Northern Ex tensions, No. 1, 2 dia. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 30f. BRISTOL, Dec. s.—There was but little business done, purchasers looking for a fall; but holders do not seem in clined to give way. We have consequently no alteration to make in the quotations of our last. A LoyEa's FREAK AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.—OR Saturday evening a most extraordinary accident occurred to a young woman, the servant of a family residing in Brough ton-street. It appears that for some limo an intimacy has existed between the young woman and a eon of Mare be longing to one of the regiments at present stationed in the city. The family had thought proper to forbid the nocturnal meetings of the two lovers, and the servant was cautioned accordingly. The course of true love, however, was not to wake be thus obstructed; for on Saturday evening the young woman, having an sseignation with her gallant lover, took measures for letting herself down to the street from the win ' • • dow, a height of 4 stories. Having procured a rope of wilt - • cient length for the purpose,Ahe knotted it at short toter vale, so as to provide a holding for her feet and hands, and ........ having fastened it to the window rill she proceeded to the reiv.‘.....i I ?Mats perilous teak of descending by it to the ground. The poor Dec 4. UWE Jr. MARSHALL, C l isf 3s assoes. woman, however, had no sooner trusted herself to the rope The above returns, when compared with those for than, either from fear or some other cause, she relaxed bee the week preceding, exhibit the following changes • • (lintel' , removed to the Royal Infirmary, when Circulation issue L 29,636,780 Increase 118,276 that she had sustained several severe injuries. She well still Circulation active 19,223,46.5 Decrease 131,766 alive last night, bat woe Dot expected to survive long. It Public deposits 7,746,064 Increase 444,718 may be stated, to lbw the determination of the auroras- Other deposits Government eireoritim in the ogee OMB dr Yet her life it would be us coosequesso baaking department II 111 die ! 8 !? iiiii 18* Ifli U U dis Si 71, 1 " li 11 17 bf 13 12f 33 98 90 Si 78 80 Si Si pa 1 33 If. IS " Of 61 92f 13i 113 111 21 21 pm 1 1 1 I „ 79 $0 II 10 NO 9 11 11 11 28 70 111 31 die . AO SI 33 17 7 1 Si 56 46 die 311 16 411 11 63 i. fli 61 Ma 3311. az 14 16 Isll 14# I 9 7 4 S 1 1Y It 16 7 6 101 113 414 31 Se 3114 14 16 19 191 26 26 4 3 413 9 10 11 13 16 12 411 19 fl 171 II IS 2 . i Igi ii H i i IS 111 S lie II 11l li SUPS DEPAILTNUT. Oeverament Debt.... £1I.013.1(0 Other emeriti teeteeo Gold Ode sod hake 16,60;31 liltTtl Bullion • £n.633,760 , sums =Won'Opal 3.12.3,63.3 Cute° Dwells(laded amati. Amts ) T. 145,061 Other is tiVia.ditialo6ll,WW 1,114.1i01 9 - 1;;;;;;r3t Smear ilselad.lrd Weird Aural) • ..... L 13441.718 N069090r 1 rearms 11. ,313 673 .296 r6 0 Gold rd &re Olga k1,3L7 14 114 0 01 41 41 I 10 4 1 1. 14 41 11 U a 4 94 if Se q 4!' 144 II 'Si 111 IP 1