The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-04 00:00:00

TER POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. The WMIOIIIOI3I ROlinilti IX Ins CITY.—J. T. New land, ch. sea. d we h robbing tie. W. Wtaiains, tits implant, Bean Ilart, charged on the ahegatinn of Newland as the TIT , j ee r the stolen propene, and 1.. Levy, chaired ras sec Amite. of Ilan, were es easininel. A considerable porticos of the time of the court was row pied with an attempt to Hales Ogbway, an bleb woman, servant at the ratite hour when the prisoners were be.ined to have met, but this woman, after refuting to 'Witt ucti! hr i.p on a woman., rff.c'e4 to know nothing of the prisenen, and eem.radieted herself several tiotra wallets Ike tetras b a An hal previously betrayed in rester of the police it kennings of the circumstances, which the was now dear, d to remember, Mr. E. L. Levy attracted as solicitor for t'e private Levy, be. subsequently was a:lowed to give evidence. on his behalf. Hating been swore, he said tl,at the prisoner Ltvy had been is hie tows near Bedford square, from it earl' in the morning until 7 o'clock is the analog of Monday last, the day on which Webb and Newland Loth rate that they lay Lim in c.mpany with Hart. This was siso tone. b. rated by •. s tweet of aitec.i., who stated,that L vy was occupied on the day in genii m, netting the wind..., and kunst and forte, he. About 4 o'clock she gave hien his dinner W.bb here sold that although he was alaust certain that be was sot mistaken in the identi'y of Levy, let he was net w positive as to in, use him to swear that he had se.a slly Levy. AldnmbaLswnsa,aed.rthcareirestse seees, thought that Levy mast have U.S benefit of his master's statement, anti be word therefor* Wee/large b:m ; bet Ito wooli rom.nd Newland and Ilan. in ordor that farther inquiries curia be wade, to ettleavoor to get possession of the maesiao property. Li the parties were leaving the c..uft Webb apts. the to protect him tram the insults of Mr. La. tear Len , tics Late wits..., anti the ems of Louvre le.vy, the sheriff 's all a'. illisterisaa Lawmen setordingly cull the parties bath, end teprimanete4 Mr. Levy tut his indeetrous I.thevicur towards the Winer. Mr. Levy—l only rid i: was • shame lot his to try and swear away the liberty of a sus. ..,-"Ahlermeirt Laterere. —But you wars wove re aldr,ss Ida in that ryes, Webb has nett done his dal, sad y flirt cannot cisiklaiii of teat e Mc..'s conduct toward. him, he he doe* nut swear pie.taysly as to hie identity et lam ; tb-ve re 1 amend advise you to may no meta about it. The prier.' Levy then left the court with his friends. WORSHIP-STREET. PLCauttallie Ctithease.— Wahines Weaver, 16, end his sister Emma, who emsd thmitcl with heves* *oleo two pain el boota sad other rookies of clothing Irvin the protocol of tw childern seined Itchmil on Kl;ei In. , were pieced et the her tor deal ezenstnetion, sod William Weever, the tether of tee primmer*, woe charged with riming felorionely received a pore us of Ms stolen property. Oa toe skeet eon of Scsudit , the 21.1 alt., the two adds. n, the elder of weals was rely seven years old, were proceeding moon ea emend Lot '.t.eir m .ther, a poor seep- Ilktik in On at l'eurl street, Spitelfields, 'shin they were ietereepted by the firetmstned primmer and his Hoer, who decoyed them tato a metteded hombre, end having strinped them of their bolts, sad &vented the little s in el tee orly the of her upper elt:thitr, made f wit% their booty. From intomention &for 'ed toy a wombs *lard Webb, who bed men them keding sw ty :he children, mid fermi-bed the police eith . des ripti to of their perm, S, the boy Won't. , vise take into reetttly ; sod &wettest Bob, if the ll disown, iabermetekly proceeded to the hos , • e I the elder Weaver, to whom he ettimetiateeted the leer of his eon's sppre Mentos upon tse charge, end intimated Ms in tetaina to search the premise*. After e mpl-tiog his ketch, •itloot einem ring any p •II of the of lee prop rty, he ohm:teed that the ternele primate bad emceed from her Link a victurtoe which ohs bed ate et the time hr enter d the It , um, sod en asking her what bed btosae of it, ehr diciend Met he vise erterly mi•tokt ain *optioning A. hod I • wore such ea article; but top.ctirg t h e, the lather had et. sane ptitiotmly disponi of k about Lis pinnate, he sustp...ted et. kim to • Louts +. arch, end et lerigile found the vice rime, ~e secreted seder hit Mir. Oa t•-• di•omery of the : 2 se. tick the eider prisoner exhibited the utmost sag e i e h sad excitement, st. 4 exclaimed, "My 0-4, that I st io .l4 be brourbt to this through my lolly, is ert.:,e 2o .e. ing tu ecrit a the wicke ;one of my dt prayed se The father and devehtee were Own c nvyed tote • name, to Mew, sod the vtetorine bad bees sine., 'dental id by K n . to lees, or Metes lone. d tart of the clothi'tc e I which nit 33 e i Mild had been rubbed by the poorer pr.s.r. ll On being coded open lot hr de once, ti e man W ' , moistly ',rotes ed his icoomoce, and bot.ti ibn y ee ei t er primmer+ imidorsd the wiseietrete to sr ere their unto.** nate tether, set' ey alone had moonlit* 4 the robt*Tv. sad wheat the Mighttet kaoerletac or . o articipatien us hie Part. Mr. 11..tortill, however, said, thel after the ~pe.p.ed concealment of pert of the 'tole-. property by the Odor pre,n, r, be het n.i other alt , roat'ere bet t inrindo him is the cheer, sad the three prison( n 111. re committed to New gate tor wad. LitatbETU. SIILIOUS ellaktill.—SurriCtuus VESTS 01 • LUNATIC. —Maur! Ilia. • lb epee io Dr Ammon s'e Lletc.ic Any. Nish-aereed, Peckham, was 'Mira. d with h...sp rasped the death el Moen J uses Banes, • pauper lusat ic, bought/ to Clerkeswell parielv Mr. Jame. B mutt, the micthwat clerk to the Bard cd Os trdistie of the pariah of Cletk , ow.ll. deposed that isformation had re.chtd the bond diet tree Jame. 13.11.11, a putter belonging *ft the perish, end wkn hed loos s of to the II•7IJM 01 Dr Alllntf.lllll, i I 11.0-street, l'ecitnato, we• m • danger...la coo tordash injur.. , fluted et. lent by obit of the keep.t. .here es the 23rd el Mat somth. A meet's, of the board was, in eostequesee, called, end e c sosittt• appoi..tt i to vied the pod. as aed inveefistate the ere; bet before ltd. costa bh dote informa tics had to so mom el of the di 4th of the fsJsred ass. Mr. Mates —flew long had the detnamd boo a the Mims? Mr. ift ristet—lle Awl bees soot to the 'tildes ahnut tit or seven swathe ego, I ghoul* Shish t lase rim tie pardh of Metylehone. sad kr Arm miter ta be Men am gestalt to Clink. swell. Mr. Norton—Moat proof bass you sot that any injuries had bet o it the ttl o ins 'messed by the l owomes ? Mr Bohnett— Nose at poses% per; bet I shall th. in • reition . totals day to AO* teat tie pele.-ner, who wee the kr. per over rho demaeol, had frastreed his arts, sod awash to hoses were on has toed and tory mach sit tree sad swears, he (the orison r) tied resteMed the lest from the medical tatter ed th ast4ldwo =rat. Besides it was the primmer'. duty se Mmoveruis myth g the NAM, with the pets tie (wk.,' his rue, at cow to riper% to cumumemase o be Itemteon or ramisel eloper of toe aglcsr yet =this isaoisee the Mittel was isfloted on the Moseley, sod it wee sot sold the noisy loilowis‘ that he • dtM sibs Mof the *arson. to it. Mr. M.rtoo—la it year gothic... that the pressor woo have bees swam of the Ware sad Lest et the injusi. Mr beasett—U! yes, Or, he rut have bus quite swore of the Met, for it we part el kW dwy w wrist la underseas the de•ostott, in that there sum o% be the ettglitas doubt on the yeti et. Tar soraeo .b. losault to the asylum, seebdt d by these of Um museum , a of Ise my, are 'seeped at pretest ..lose • post mart. is ezestioottos of the body of the deeteeed, sad tlNTelos• they en sot is atteadeses to pive their *Odessa. The pawnor said is mower to the mai/terse. that he her dm the troth of the kwegentitt llattskolio. all g l ir ?Coins, on leaning that the it quiet W.. 1 faced for Mesday, n=estled the erteseed for a tweet. RECCLEen NSOLf.CT OF PUTT ON Till CLYDE. —A very smite re veal. et 1 duty ors the part of a number of tellers. employed to towinit timsor Imo Greenock to • °leaguer. etteurred on the evening of Saturday, whieh has idled iamb the vigilance of the p euthontiee. and led to the appretterisim of the offenders, Jobe Carlin, Wtlliset Carlin, arid William Devisee it aefo Sr. that wile the so. cuse 1 , who were employed by Mesas. Morris mid Wadi, timber MOlOllOll , O. Greenock, were M charge of a raft of timber deadest, or beiad towed up tee Clyde. they left the tilt is the s .ter, repaired to a public houm, d over the whieity stoop. The night beteg dark, the softens of ditty was aggravated by the aecesist having idled to have lighu *et up properly, or bevies a person statiesed on the tilt L. a .t look oa ," to pine notice of towels are pro nehing. While the " had that •zenancid their ti ...ties dwelling for the more comenial jnyment of the tavern—cuelme of the fussed and; Jeopardy they might occesisci to parties misused in till; ordinary vette of the river—the remelt is eaely atvicipatei. rk. steamer Cardiff Castle, mmneltil.., was on her upward pilaw; and while the ceptain, offers, and 'tilt og , I. were in fended security, a lidad crash resounded from busk to bask--the had come into eo.litioa with the nit, ti lattne at the Govan =fee es bend of the Memo., &ousel a very demise/one point. Sc• was econsistattly lot tired in her hell sad Fiddliest''', whale rm iacomidera.l: dims, prevailed emcees the pemengen. addition. the 0160031' r Princess Royal, on her outward trip to Lvermed, was demised ; its 0100 the steamer. Planer and V ctorii, 00 their way to the Bromaielaw. The cam being tarried to the neer police, a pasty were speedily despatched to qtn't of the offenders, w'.o were apprehsnoed on 84eday ti noon. Toe three partite icaplisated were yesterday 'stained at She Ri•fr Bull. Court, and the culpability et their emduct having been proved, were each Sued le the sus of one guinea; felling payment, tau days' imprison ment. —Nora BrituA Mail. BRIDOEMORTIL—The receivers of the Freehold Bonding flociaty's tint alotnients it. hying out their land and digging foundations. Too Geld, through the centre of whiah a good road k. b•en already sit, is situate wit .in Goa shamus' walk of tbo High-woe, Mastat-plan, and Pea cam. Tai CLOISTKILII, WIUMUINSTUt.—WouId it not be advisable, now that plate glans use eaceedi gly cheap, to till the tracery of th e bays, sad so *seeds the damp atmo sphere? This would eff.eteally prevent the &composition of the 'Mara eel lags, aed would also make it a recep tacle for monem•ws. Perhaps, it parties so desirous were allowed to erect e reral windows in stained glue, as httielle for the maul, d diviai we of the bays, it would not only add to the effect, bet would be a good Mart ia the right direction, wiz, in eattouragiag the 'manufacture of that •rticle ; this would apply to the present bare windows of St Paul's sad the iatirtor of the Abbsy, as it woald, if pertained, epos be rersdad to by the public and prove the value they place epos the RAILWAYS. The following were the latest quotations yesterday. To-day's quotalioils will be foord in the bth page. Ckodng Rice. 101 101 I I Ca. Ii N. I 1111 2) 80 27 IS p 7 6 pa. 104 Ile 76 77 114 IS I SI 104 1 17121 S 6 13. 14 24 Si 02 1 1 31 II II 6 ts WI 11 51 a. / 5 i it pm Il u r ma rraTrivei ***l imbinr, Nom', imei: 661116 al nista. Itzt. • Wasbes=jr.) ealiadTgl) pd.,orwitligoot. 10 Do. without apansooo It Strot., WolT., sod Dolby oilledulTpL, orwitliwor. If Do. without a esonatoo 10; Itimws.7‘oi!..ol Stour Tollo, 71 , z7=ww. -- is De7l7. Peafiroase Mabee aad Holyhead .. Ds l'esheene Dsbtla mad Bellhat Jane Ansi Isa is uw( id IL It 11.1 I Do. (71.17..) 7p.R.Pret.l I IL 1$ D a t. Now Pg p .* p.lt iol i Dn. do. No. IS Do. N. D nast.3 pee Cti 4$ Do. New . ... _ U Sinters l'n:oo, d A (late E. C. en.) . ..1 Si Do. Nowa B. aod CAttto SO Do. Scrip taus. 6p. Ci.)l 33 last Lana/dun 23 ,lieetlaneuirok.goarAp.Ct IA Dlinborsh sad Oloepow $3 12.11alearsb.Perli ba Uw= z Ezeter,Yeowil,4 fie. Exeter and W. S3S ' Si 7 49 3 19 18{ If is IS 14 all au Omat Nortnern lis i 4 ill Do. e sharee,A,Dehned 6 7 12' I. / Mare% 11, 6p. (MI II Ile 121 Do. 5 ter Cent. Peek. i 1 14 124 30 01. Nrattn.and 79eet.tica.)1 n • 2i! Do. Nightie... ... ...I A 9FM 100 :Great %Valera .« ... 711 e 7.1 is 5 Do. New 117 ... „. 4 34 di. M 11011 and Selby ... SO 161 n Do. 1 Faun .. ... 441 iii 111 Dm e .same .. 21 23 10 Losearter 44 CarDskt ...I SS 70 111 Do. Traria .. ... 44 4 40 s 174 Diameter and Presets ... At 27 , 4 to Lemarrnare and Tortalatre &le 11% 1.6 e Do. 1 Pharos... ... 164 Ille die. 111 Do. 111114 ... ... ... 7e 7 dm. 6 Do. 2 .1:10 ... ... ... le 14 „ 100 Do .. 1.. Ct. Pref. Stook 1111 111 111 Do. Wart Ilstlng Union 6 64 die. 1 50 Leeds a, d IIrd•l!ord .. PI 97 so "Lee& and Thirrk ... .. 13 14 9 Do. Pref. 4uarterr,l9ers 4 1 pm 11elLandoo and Itlamerall .. 44 61 go . lAIII., 13114h&le. & &Aka& IS 444 ON Do. New pron. 6 p. CL... 131 136 9 Do. guaranteed 51. Ct. late C 003.100 l'lttrtia 10 Do. Pref. 3 pm' Cast.... M Do. 1.0110 rt. 5 p.(3,1631 121 Leedom and oreenerieb...) Do. Preference ... Lead= A North-W atm Do. d„. 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Ui ijo. 4 .44res 1A 1.. .. 1 111 ,Newl..t.iutloL, and Regale Si, SI, Mapton am: 111. h. ... Il 211 Co. shrprchr Emeasion SI.I 12 hieolthl: Critical ... 125 iheottlah SD:land ... ...: Ls 154 1311e4arew..16 Wm., U. Al N 111 Do., Cl.:a4 M... - ...I O 0 i Un., New tivaran . teo2.. I WI N . yarluew.buty nisi eww4ol . l 1 I anr. W. Min.) ... ... ..... i Mo. 5 'yr wiii: Piet ... ...., 64 Shropahlre Delco .. I SO Su *lath Devon . Si 11 - 17 IS 4 11 on. 1 1 in I 1 0 ti 10 11 IS 0 4 • 10 II I din, Ili l ot. ' 16 South Hakkiford•blre 14 __ 11 13 31 81 dlo 13f 131 22 /3 South YurWhirs h River, Dun • 3 22 die Paw Vale Entetwicon . , 9 7 (lit Vale of Math -. ... .. . 71 61 dim Waterford and Kilkenny " 3 5 We6r01.1611617' 6 Tinto 66' ' 70-1 -2)7 N' it*, "unmet, et% etni 41 45 Verk,Neswetie & Recruit 13 191 Do. VAL (York& NI,CCA. 6 51 dle. Do. U.N. Ks areb arr.. t • 3 21 di/. Ito. IMIO ... l6 17 Ito. Unto ... • 11 41 York awl North 3161.ert L 211 231 Do. Preference - _ 1 1 .(le. V.,10.10P 14411..W.V(.. I Anglo-Itatiart llete Italian" end Ananan) .. i 1 24 20 26 timings...ad Maker Ol 91 20 20 ‘ 'eland Inman tVlerconl IS 1 1,, 7 Dutch 'Drank( - .-1 20 II Wet WO4Ol .- ' 1 gm 4 a Greet 111414.3 rentraus 4gm 11 LW. do. ... 1 f 106 tO I Luembourg ... ... I . 4 3( To • Namur awt Lege .- - ll co 16 I 5 *inners of enlace... ..1 16 1114 16 7 (Irkonetast! Wades= : I 1 31 dies d It 10 remand Octane ... ... it 36 Is /1 Paris 224 Bowe . -.» 07 27 P. 11 raw ....a ntrwireerg 0 St its 1... 20 Mom sod Sam ... llli 11 :0 20 42edert end Ilinue ... ... 3 11 II 13 .To sad Prise .- II 1f Sir 27 1* II 31 i LIVERPOOL, Jantiary 3 81...01i, Zit:WM& —Levi bus new WO e 0116 tO-1311: but avian wee. a shad* Atria.—Laacsskire and Yorkshire, 68— Ditto (1111 h shae s), 74 916 d —Lancaster and Carlisle (.b(rd shares), 64 p.—Lar carer and Praston, p.—Lon. don .ed ?Irma% enera, 12544—Ditto (new l duns), 44 Messbebter, dbc sad Lweola, 264—Midland, 484 8 Ditto (4 skarn). 199.16 d.-Bbrewanuy tad Binalisplise (9l 12, 31. 8).4 13 16 —Snith !Latent and Dater, 234 — York, Newcastle, and Barwick (prerelease unpaid up), 2 1316 d.—Turk and lekrth Midland, 23—Orleans, Tours, and ikadeasz, 31 d. LEEDS, Jamas, S Eno= asciiAmis.—The nukes this sornies is rather holden op spin. Nast Lancashire', in shish there wen any sales. Ws own hon Hi to 121. The other sales wre : !Annette" and Yorlyhtre Gaits, 71 dis. ; Wee , Wdsep Union, 61 die.; Leeds and Think quarters, 10a. p.m. ; Great Northern', 18 ; North Western', 12i. lle. dis.; North Was.ern pref., 191, MANCHESTER, January J. 13Tocz EXCHANGE —lnre was , s firm market, and a tab sweat ot ►w,ne.e. BIRMI.VORAU, January 3. Sivas EncHswon.—This snare nsaktot was steady to- Shrswebsry and Birsinghsas A's wan dons at 51.13 i. 91., and 6i dis ; and B. at 41. 13g. 94. dis. PALL-YELL.—A wing is to be added to the Ord nan :e ulBn, eoutaieinu silty rooms, and for this purpose the twines, Sas. 83 and 84, have bees pulled d;wo. Tn. Mew wine, which is to he plain Vahan in style, the walls being raced with white brick with stone drmingr, will entirely d [Pr in eppearanse frmn the present building ; but the whole ii proposed to be rendered uniform at some future time by the erection .f another similar wing on the other side of the buildi or. Builders' Ciemsior. TAM LAST Boavii`oit or COOK'S VOYAGES."— , A paragraph, vit.\ the above heading, having within the lost few days bean ins•rted in most of the public prints, se inquiry has been isr Rated by the Admiralty, and it is svi• dent that the alleged " last %weever" is an impostor, who, is the year 1845, endeavoured to excite the sympathy of the charitable, by the ineerti.ot in • morning paper of • state. meatsimilar to OW now in circulation, and which, haring beds at that time invtitiAsted by the A4asiralty, was found to be utterly fake. By menses to the vestment now before the public, it will be men that J. B. W. Weds gives a long account of his estop sed services in veri,as ships; bet, by as official inveetioati,n of the ships' honks, it appears that in the Rtsoluti ,n, free 1776 to 1779 (the data of Captein Cook's death), end in the Discovery, from 1776 to 1780, neither the name of Wade, nor any of the names he has sounted, can be found. In the Bartlett them opt:wars to Mae been entered, on the Ist of August, 1781, a nun of the name of Jobs Welds, born in Kerry. and aged 23, who wee paid off is hi, es the 15th of July 1783. In the Anthem, Iron 1792 to 1793; Leviathan, from 1793 to 1794; Captain, !PM 1794 to 1795; Bellerophon, from 1796 to 1798; neither the same of Wade, nor arty of the names he has eitetuned can he found. Is the Foadenyent there 'preen to have been emend, es the 23rd of July, 1810, • man named John Welsh, bees at Waterford, and aced 25, who was paid o 8 from lin se the 26th of Joly, 1812. Is the Bellerophon, ' from 1814 to 1816, neither the name of Wads, nor any cams amused by hies, can be found; nor in the 'active, from 1815 to 1813; and this last skip was set in commiseioo is the yes: 1827. ril eLlte i 0111 I 2 41 lit I; Ts+l tsij u ~1~1 14. j! 4 11 i! r 111 ii I ii 134! lul 1 to 1 to 12 3.1 i 2 Gl l l li to i i psi si 91 9 111 101 Me i 91 6i 6 1 817 1371 b 1241 i S 21 HI a M 12 114 4 461 A 161 IG 1 11 i 911 171 18 H 1 tl I ie) tro I U Wi. ii IS 10 73 • IT IT If I et. $0 11 10 n~ r. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1851. From A. LONDON GAZETTE.-Fridmi, Jam, 3. 1 Ltweoui, Jan. 3.-A Yett:Msil supply of Wheat to-day whkb was taken riff at barely 4 week's rates. Coed ,Barley In BANKRUPTS. I demand, at a trifle more money. Oat trade very beavy. Nothlog Er.RAIX ilkplIOLT and Cusses GODWIN, Cellege-plat', King's.road, ' doing in Beans. Wheat, red, Oks. to ?Be. ; white, 315. to elm.; old, Cheue, carpenters, to surniukr Jan. 11, at 111, and Feb, 15, at ' 484. Salley 225. to 245. Oats. In% to 111% Beans. Tf..to mu 12, at II I set. Soh, Smith, New - Inn; a. wig., Pen- L , : s ve h r d o,::: 4,i .: Jae. 3 .4 - w lt ill estimated so th o. a no t , tllio si .a ese:La t l . fat, 0571thiallth keenise Moth, &Word, Lincashire, nuallware mandicturer. Jon. abut 200,00 barrels sad 100,e00 sacks of Flour, about .0,000 loads of 1 " and Fan` 0, al 12" at Mandner-er Court &dn. dale and Co., Oatmeal, aced 50,0e0 to 100,000 qrs. of Indian Corn; of any ether Iffienffiefeffie; effi_assig., Path Manchester. - article. of our wide the quantity is very moderate. Thee s see the ?w as liana's'''. pudic and na_ . !nail'' , Bankalgre• clamber , ' ha ' largest Moue we ever held at one time, excepting in 1642; on the Hat 14, se 105_ead Feb. 14, at 11, nesingnellutreet. S. Meter& August in that pee the estimated quantities wens bed . 360,00 qrs. Wheat, and W m n re Idand n ' a-inn-neldd e and Saddle pa le-ham . n arkahlre l , 140,000 inertia and 1,00 sacks of Flour, and 13,0011 sof stn raff. Wig., litansfeld, Baainghalletreet. _,, !As regards ladies Corn, However, ths et Is an important reduction in Wlthrm fforeselde MailT...larn• Wilt He" Eves. IldidnnaN dr • the present stock as compared with the same date last year ;we then Jam 17, at 2, and Feb. IN, at 12, at Bannehall street. Set., Rive bed u,.eards , t 2ao ,CO qrs.. in Ireland, also, tie emcks are eon- Fernavernien. Holeoen; OE. eras i. d'enbdcaia•ndu i eidered to be In similar proportion, via., nearly two-thirde lees at Jeans Cuter Corinna II tuA Cla, iftowstrset, Finsbury, surgeon, present than at the close of 1849. There was a lair attendance of Jen. 10 and Feb. 10 at .I, at Basingitallogreet. hot, idly', i millers and dealers at cur market that marring. The general tone of Basl i r ddinal e Flai d d ar T• a d lnre l of. wig . 8011, Ccden nin ' ltmel- the trade ware crtainly not worse than on Tuesday; and, as regards Wilding'. Wheat and Flour both moved moderately into consumers' hands, at A - mums Pr,cnen, Pershore, Worcestershire, corn dealer, Jan. 14 standar prices to those thousand on that day. Indian Corn was in and Tan•l le at at ßi-.... Court- Sole. , dica‘din al and Cne limited demand, and the top price of Tuesday was scarcely supported. Birmingham; of. amig o radio, Birmingbam. i (Jr., Oatmeal., Bark y, Bean% and Peas, were each unaltered in value. EDWAAII Powers., Ipswich, baffolk, and Harwich. Ern, ships ~ owner Jan. 1. at e , and March I. at 11, at Hagerman-street. sOUTUAMPTON, Jan. 3.-Our market today was geode- Eels., Bole and Tunr, Aidernianbury, and Thomas, Woodbridge; Mel fructified, the wimles of farmer ' Dern being all were or lens OE wig., Peened, Guildhall-chamber% &fleeted by the wea th er ;the ale was very difficult, and last week's Penni( Toot; Liverpoil, provision dealer, Jan. In and Feb.l3 at . pries will ditiliulty supported for Wheat and Barley, except the best It, st Liverpool Coact. but, Norris, Liverpool; eft. reg., Turner, 1 melting amides, wbich are a reedyeale, at late prees. Beans a slow LiverpooL sale, without change us price. Oats Arm. I. lour, 29% to the per meek. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. WAxgruscu, Jan. 3.-The arrival to day is moderate of Bute end NV eurtisorwx, Liverpool, provision brokers-let MY. of all grain, but there I. a fair show of samples from mewls near at u t'Ld-e Jan. de and any an l n a ffi lant Wednanleie at Turner'''. Ll . "' hand. The price of Wheat does not vary tram last week, but the de. wand le maul to the ordinary wants for consume:Wu. Barley DIVIDENDS. - Jan. 28. A. J. Oceanian, Brietol, merchant-Jan. 28. without alteration in value' the low melting qualifier meet a waited D. W. Oceanian, W. E. Acremen, and A. J. Acreman Bristol, . E F 2e. W. E. Oarsman, Bristol, merch reev aluate-Jan. an -Jan. 24. isle Oats and Shelling needy. Beans dud, cut not lower. Other -•- articles es before. The following are the present quotations.- Fowcll, Boulogne-eursMer and Piccadilly, wine merchant-Jan. 24 . Wheat , per qr. of c u m to the wail, su p o ik , biaea, end Kent, red. W. Goodwin, Maddkiddid, ma n n iadtnr " -dan • 24- 2. did 'P' da, Mac * new, We. to fas.; extra, 415.; white, 425. to 43e.; extra, 475.; Nur cheater, grocer-Jan. au. J. F. Taylor, ltakewell, Lerby shire, grocer- folk and Hunts, red, 37% to 40s. ; extra, 415.; white, 35e. to 420... Jae. 21. T. Ve Moues, Epsom taper . extra, 440 ; Lincolnelitte and Cambridgeshire, Ted. 34e. to 1195.; CESTIFICATEIS to On granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, ewe, Mrs„ white, 3,5„ to 40e.; extra, 42e.; Yorkshire red, Us. to en the day of muting. the. ; extra. Sh. • white. 1 s. to 40s ; extra, 425.; &undo and Jan.ll. A. Beard, Liverpool and Bootie, wine merchant-Jan. 29. limiethergh, wh ite, old, 40e. to 44e.• extra. 4Gs. • Lower Bank end T. Clarke, Newport, Monmouthshire, grocer -Jan. 29. It. IL Dawson, ~.„.,„,„.,: red, „„:. ~, a , . extra, 4 •,,, : . 5,„„,,,e!„.„„,,,„„, red , Ole. to , Liverpool, wine and spirit dealer-Jan. 30. W. lord, Iligh Holborn, 11.--,. ; --,:,-,, 6 ; - , - oTa --- L i, 7 7. 61 . 7 .... •„•i i -- fe. qtfe i ar k r, 1 haherdaisher-Jan. 28. ft. D. /Hems, Liverpool, wine and south dealer pee pppeilal qr.: Norfolk and Suffolk, 230. to 24%; extra, 265. , -Jan. 24. T. Tuflleld, Holton Feld Town, tallow chandler. lanoolmhire and Yorkshire, Ato s 245.' extra, 254.; ketch, 23% to ?AKIN e.BSIIIPS UISHULVED.-W. Adams and W. Norris, Ten- 245. f sat . a, 275 . ; priming, 200. to 2.'5.; e ; m g , 11.. to 225.; extra, bury, Worcestershire, attoi nes 5-W. Bellingall sod J. Kett', Liver- 24. Bear% per qr., 031 b. to the bushel, =elk line, 2 , 5. to J. ; tick% p0 ,, 1 and Mexico, merchants-J. Barnes and J. Cowell, leneen's-place, va. to rra ; 1,,,,,g, , 235. to 275, o ata . per atone, mftliug, Bleckheath.road, ironfounders-11. Batchelor end T. Oladvak, !dark- caw pd. t i. pH. . ireuipp.. Sd. to Old .; fore i gn, a u . to rd. . lene, City -IleTry ithoughroke and Horatio Bolingbroke ? _ Norwich, ~e f u rfp. per bad of ram" 245. to 23a. Salt, per lua u o r i wute maid spirit merchants-J. W.Bramley and W.W. Aldrinde Gray's- bushels, 345. to ife.; Pees, per qr. imp., blue and white bother, • inn, attorneys-W. Buttand J. Wonky, Ityde, Isle of Wight, attar- lea, to 17%; extra, 295.•' gray and feed, Ste- to 205.; extra, 2e 5. twee- G. ebembers IMP. 11. Grove, Manchester, consmisgua agents kapearit u , per l ast imp , Ersiuh, 242, to 271.; foreign, 211. to 271. -11. C. Chapman, and W. Bowman, Liverpoui, merchants-P. clues- Limed, per imperial qr., 33e. to 440. Imports during the week i mann and J. iloYeN Minelneslenee Lite. nine inerehnnla - T• °xnn b a Wheat 9,8;3 eits.• barley. 1 , 316; Oats, 13i; Beans, 317; Peas, and J. Smith, lhoeutreet, Long-acre, csrmaa-G. Cooper and J. G. la g ; gi te p uir. 210 6, a; halt, ka. Windsor, cut merchants-J. Urinkwater mid R. P. brinkwater, Ilantheeter, woollen merchuds-6, J. Mx,* and il.. pauldiffp-D. WATEUVU)OI, Jan 1.-Since 8 &turd ay our MlLlkit has Earrand, and T. Taylor, Leeman faanuf.tturers of fancy been very depressed for every article in the bade, reel prices of grain, hosiery -G. U. Frecaleton and T. Cratheld, Liverpool, . ..geoc. as well ma Flour, arc is tavour of the buyer, ref brokers-J. Gibson and J. Kidd, kleat.tord and Midas, Yorkshire worsted spinners-P. 0. Grevnle and R. Hare, Lornhard:street, City, attorneys-S. Hall and T. Peake, Derby, machinists-P , llama and Co. and B. Tubini, London and Ma neheste:, caeschants -L. Ilseman and P. Cohen, Birmingham and Coventry, wash easouteettirem-T. Heath, W. H. Palmer ' and J. }Baron, , Fen. church-street, City, merchants-W. Herring and M. K. King, Sun , street, libelant:omits, seriteoes -J. 11,11 and J. Drummend, Bradford, Yorkshire, worst d spinners-W. Ithichcoffe and J. 11091till8/41, De kinfield, t.heehire,brackmakers-P Moll= and J. Pownall, Liverpool, settee touters-I. B. Hamper, T. B. Maut ice, and S. Harris, Heading, Berkainre, surgeons, so far as regards F. B. Hooper-W. Hu:table and U. Appleton-W. Jemee and E. Mai tin, Bristol, surgeons--('. Kadamil and T. Cabbala, Greenwich, linentit apt re-0. Keen I. 'lca butt, and J. Ilium, Wood , street, Cheapshie, warehousemen -O. Care free and 11. A. Reed, breathstrect, Chaapskie, attorneys-J. Cuekett and 11. S. Lucked, Carhurtometreet, Fitzroy-square, cheemmengers -W. 11. Maikkack and T. Balderston, P,ymoutb, lithographers - P. C. Itilltalltlallkl J. Mitchell, Muicing..ane, City, merchant.- it. Marriott, D. Mieklet handle, J. Micklethwane, and W. T. Marriott, wonted yarn spinner% so tar as regarda hornet Nlarriott-J. Meyer and F. Deices', Birmingham and Hamburg, eine merchenta-J. 11%4 analT. Down ing, Innuinartem, factors-A. Mix .WA, Jan, K. Panetta, jun, and I. Motathe jun, Mark-lane, City, in , 160 bea kers, so far as regards A. Mocatta, jaw.- W. Moon, J. in. nicks, and LP J. Woletenholme, Tots Veraimm, surgeons, on Mr as rearm& W. Moon -A. Morris, W. B. Gil- sun, and It. S. 44 Maley, Manchester, stock nod se rl manufacturers, an far as regards W. B. bilson-T. M 017116 and P. O. Ile, worth, Liver pool, marine insurance brokers-W. T. Nuddall, T. C. CLorksow, aril S. NOthLlit, h, r.m..i, hat manufacturers, so tar as regards T. C. tiara sou T. G. ()sinews and AL Ovington, Cheool.:e warehousenseei- R. Pratt ova J. Putts, Newcastle-upon-Ty se, ship bnoke s -Mary emit, and E 5 J. C. hut, Gl.stonleury, Samarectehire, an th ers-T. Rae and T. P. liar, Slam:he-ter, mercha nts-A. hay and J. Wright, Deptford Iron Company, sun ler:ant-J.se Richardson and R. Humble, Kier too-upon-Mil, wine an i spirit reerchanta -T. Ripley and C. Maw, Sbaaghae, ten" general merchants--T. Roberta, J. Smelt, end W. Taylor, loth., glue bottle manufacturers, so tar record. T. Roberts -N. Mogen, R. Pape% and W. Rawlings, erowteridge. Wiltshire, handers-0. Soares and W. E. litalual, Pump-row, Old-street-mad, bonnet shape manefactuntra-.1. Penior snit J. Buuniont, traltoa, Yorkshire, el •th manufacturees-J. Smith and W. Sean% Hermitages wharf and Coal Exchange, owl merchant,/ -11.4.1. email, J. Mackie, (i. Ithil, and W. lalkspic, Leith, c, re f clots, so far as muds J Marine -11. :Smyth and W. hem Nottiogham, ehtionle drawn -S. Urinates and J. B. Anderson, Walsall, latadordshire, wholesale iron mongers-E. Stucco and W. S. Sturch, Shiproon on Stour Worcester shire, grocera-IL Thornton, T. Miscue T. I% J. Cleventun, T.l hoenton, J. Pritchab, and J. Chamberlain, Liverpool, wade-atm, so Was re p:del. Chamberlain-T. Tibias, W. Clarke, B. P. Nuance, and U. S. Menu, Coternanutreet, City, so far as regards B. P. equanco-P. Tindall, O. Tindall, awl P. Tuadail, jun., Limustreee, City, ship end insurame egrets, so far as regards P. Tindall, Jun.-0. Tudor and It. heehaw, laverpool, stockbruken-11. .Tiem end G. W. Coning ham, Three Coltutreet, Luneliouse, printera- tmeinand .1. °them% Grange laid mid Loch Fiord Low Mill. Yorkshire, millers-J. Watts and J. Evans, Gloucester. satimuthers-E. White, IL J. P. Broughton, end C. K. 00 hilt, Urea% Marlborough-street, attorneys, so far u re garde C. E. White-E. White, W. Mulford, anti A. White, Greywell, tiouthaimpten, timber merchants-Ell' ibeth Wilsie, Margaret Viilkae, , Ithenenti Wilkie, jun., anal Emma Wilkie, Nateau-stteet, lithdiesez Hospital, cabinet makers, so far as regard@ Margaret Willm-W. Wilkinson ad W. T. Stew, Derby, attorone-C. 8.. Williams and E. • L. Cox, Lincoseriumeelds, attatneys-T. F'. Wilson and J. M. %ec ru', Corn Exchange and Venchurchotreet, corn factors, tiCOUNI SeAUIEsTRATIONS. .IoFtX D0NA1.000,4, Edinburgh, boot tree maker, Jan. 9 and 10, at CUM eon's •Itsuper-uwe Hotel, Edinburgh. RUSVAT UUVuALL, Glasgow, grow, Jan. 7 and 28, at the Globe lime!, CATTLE, &c.—BeDeLs, ll,c, 31.—Tte supply of fat Beasts was rather numerous. and c fly of good quality. the attend ance of buyers was: more numerous than at our last market, In con ' sequerste of which prices improved, and bweinciw was tu Ater. We had pl. nty of darep, well. were sold tie re readily than Beef. Very little stock was shown, d shit left transacted among them. In calving Cows are seiiing at rather lower prices than they were six weeks ago. Beef, 4a. to. to 3s. Al. per stone. Mutton, 4 Id. to a,d. per lb. Catiust.s, Jan. 2.—Tne supply of cattle this morning pretty good, both in respect to number and quality. A pretty waive demand, and moat of those Molter bound purchao, P., at ;niece a tnfle below WA week's rates. Sheep in eery limited number.; litt.e Inquiry for this deseripthin of stock ; those thaposed of b:ought late rates. Elragit, Jas. 3—Tire supply of eat.lr was Nunn, with ea ordinary demand. Vest Beef cold at U. Was. 3,1 per Fevre; more ordinary quality, ;o. to 7e. tel.; Cows sod Calves nut arerua, si.d no tirst-rate sonnets among them—priers ranged fro 71. to elf. Banners sold on an average at 3'. pee score. The only steers were a few woad ones of a eery plain description, for which from 41. to 3f. each was asked. Sheep were not plentiful, prune small fat wethers, . about lath. the qr., were in request at hi. to Sit. per lb.; larger. . 4,d. to 41d. ; ewes, 4d. ta tie!. per lb. A very huge supply of Burk caresser, The demand dull, and priest ranging mom 3s. O. to 7s. 61 per ICOTO. Yult, Jas. 2.-7 he supply of fat Beasts from our bow. districts at this dad's market has teen tolerably good, and a fait clear. onto made, at (tom is.. d. to is. bd per stone, as per quality. In the Shim, market se ad Aln 'deide oupply, with a fair deound, and Iratrier better pr reallsed than r lad week, eke., for? ash au wetherki, sd. to 5.d.; sad fur larger weights, SO.; ewes ild. irer lb. A good clearance ma le. In the lean Wale market we had about I6u weed Cows, which met with ready sake, ne. at very luw pramsalthough k. he qureity was good. In leash Came w, ltd avery smaa number, and but kw said, to coos gucuce of the low rate, or the west count" y Cows. In colorer Cows we bad but a mode. rote supply, with a tau d mond, and pekoes unaltered from our bet [ GL•soow, J 2.—Oar ettile nisi het was firit-ree i l li. ge rni . n . g yp e y i , ib th l e te .. .../y . ea w ltlz, d o ‘ lne r ot t hici.o.le.t.d.k. ltest Iming on to the Os. to Poo. ; mond, 430. to 14.. ; more, bulls, and Interior, 360. to 4 P. per cwt., oinking as]. The Sheep inaroet woo the wore t .how we il.lOO hod fore to [g tinie.—not on good L.,t in the pens. Ihe moo quince woe, thit they were up do to Jo. o head. Best wcddero, i.d. to lal. ; Mmnl, 3d. to 3.d.; ewes, tit. to 4 d. per lb., sinking one!. Yids law!, $l4. Fed Colt, brio. and bee. per rot. EN.—TIIIS DAY. rms. Urania, per des, Od to 21 per 100, Co. to lea. Almonds, per Peal. Os sweet, per lb., ra to In Chestnuts, per peck, 2s to Ss per 100, 9d to Is Rd Nuts, Bar., p. bush., An to 22.• hessil, p. bush.. 12. to 14s Filberts, per lOU lb, an to taSs 'ABLEsi nbarnts, per lb., Gd to Rd • I ( 4 1s e r e ll e Lz . lb., 44 to Rd . per bat, • neve, if , 611. to 2s 2.antuce, Cob., p. sone, Is Cos, per score, Is to Is ed s Endive, per score, Is to Is ed Small &rods% p. pun., 24 to 241 Horse Radish, per bill., o Is Is to 4s Red Heel, per ellos.,1•1 t Mushrooms, per pot., Isto la id Fennel, per bomb, 2d to 3d Savory, per bunch, 2.1 to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2tl to 3d Parsley, p. doz. bun.. Is to Os Ikns, per tu,. lld W la Marjoram, per bonen, 21 to 11 ACM, per ousel,. 2d Mao CM,. 1 tr der. bunchts. 6d 's 'al Rhubarb, per band, is Gd to 2s COVENZGARD 1 , 1111 Pineapples per lb., 41 to Cs Gropee, bothuve, p. 19, {slots Portugal, per lb., ka to Is Apples,•leuert, p bus , 3.• edte es kitchen, 3s. td .0 es Ceara, per did , 1. to as per halt Core, Go to 15s Lerner., per dux., Is to 2a Pualmegranstor, each, 3d to Gd Sorrel, per be! uerc, Gd 9d Bermes Sprout", do., Is Bd to as I l anb.,gre pro doe., 9. to Is Greenr, per dna. bunches, Is Gd to 2slll Cauliflower*, per d 0.., 4s to Gs Broccoli, p. doz. bond., Ins to 12s Pieper Beane, ler 1 0,2 x to Se per pun., 2s .1 to 3s Anemias - sr, per rue, as to Potable., per tun, • Os to 191 s -- per est., as to 54 per bush , is &I lo 2s Gd Turnips, p. 12 hued., Is to 2s Cueumbere, exert, Is 6d to Is Itadolte, per .100., Is to Is ad Leeks., per b.meh, le to ad Cru•rr, per bun,hc. 94 re Is 6d , Donn-, Cri doz. bun., 2s to 5s einnseh.lor hell ',re, en to Is Onsonr, per bunch, 81 to 6d • p. doe., Is IA to 81 _ u_ow. to .mu.. Ill'brent, foam, Island of Atran, aMpoemer, Jan. 7 and Y. b. 4, at the Mute Mom Inn, Rothouy. Graaf.' ROM Wraalt, Mroadfortt, late of Skye, merchant, Jan. lb anal 31, at how's Inn, Patric. Ai ARKETS. SUGAR —Na return bee *teen ma'e of the tale of brown or blu..coeedo Sager, the ranee of the Beulah poseessloce Ito Areenea, nor 01 that of the Mantling, tor the week end ing th, 3ltt Is6o. The avenue prim of brown or secovotto Seger, the produce of the Eat Itulia, computed from a return newt. 10 the week ending se above, i• 33c 411. pet cwt.—London Goutte. BRISTOL, JAI. 3. The pro Sues aesthete have b•en doted the wholo of the wok. as Is tinsel at this &taros of t-e year, and there has ban but sir, bttle dl.paition sh wo to (rest, by private eon•ract dories the recant R user's prodset.• is era reporad las r Atter dull of isle. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOE THE PAST WEEK Mks °whet Swot Railway. Ilea ima. --- 1849. 1850 BILITISH. 1849. lB5O ... . 57 - 73 - Aberdeen 371 371 11l I , ast Bad Bal.) inetia - 17 6 Bast awl C. Andy Dmn - 263 16 364 Birkenheid, Lane., &Cheshit 4211 920 i 653 1,•J7 14 27 Bolton, Blackburn &Wt.Yora 3,134 3,5.2 864 864 Brist•A and Eget.? 160 1160 Caledonian 941 941 Ch.-star and Holyhead za 32 Dublu sad Bettor Juliette's 276 464 364 1 63 Dublin and Droebeda 749 877 6 , 6 Lublin and Kingstown - 161 Dundee and Arhroatb - 304 31 31 Donde ,Perth ,Aberdeen June 457 8 601 19 19 Dundaik and Enniskillen 63 871 Bast Anglian 660 684 764 79 16 st Lancash 21.77 3,883 312 322 13aetern Counties and Nonni's 16,477 16,217 78 96 Eastern Union 1,874 - 574 1164 Edinburgh and Glaagow 2,867 3,424 71 71 Edinburgh, Perth, and Duna , al 2,116 2,076 18 18 Furness Railway - 216 100 1711 Glasgow, and 8 . Western I 2,958 3,330 211 224 Glasgow, Paisley and Greenoci. B6B 82 , 5 143 236 Great Northern& E. Lincolneb 1,986 8,395 188 188 Great Southern andWestern(l) 3. 288 3. 8 7 8 2201 2621 Great Western 309: 4,165 90 90 Lancaster and Car.isle 2104 260 I Lancashire end Yorkshire 10.021 13 456 39 39 I Le. de and Think 124 124 ' Liver pool,Crosbe, & Southport 681 261 470 5181 London and NorthWastern 64 64 London and Blackwall 1711 1711 London, Brighton. and S. Ccaso 6,8701 8,073 239 239 London and South Western 1 8,661 9,687 16 16 L , ndonderry and Enniskillen 991 111 114 111 Man , Buens, & Ma.lork, &v. 90 114 1601 1671 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln" 4.726 6,368 64 64 Manchester and Bout' Junction 327 399 28 RI Mar, port ant Carlisle - 686 491 4961 Midland 23,921 23,809 60 60 IlullandOreatWestarn.(l) 943 1,003 37 37 Monklands 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 136 146 North British 223 221 North Stafford•hire - 47 North Western 45 46 Scottish Central 82 32 Scottish J. idland 331 448 IN 294 Shrewsbury and B:rilinghare - - 47 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,693 1,222 30 30 Shropshire Union 4 9 499 68 58 &mitt, Deana 234 234 South Eastern - 76 Sawn Wake 978 - 69 Soutr.York ,D..ucaster &Geoid - 1,203 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Clater I 667 8 00 37 - 26 Waterford and Linierick - 33 13 13 West Cornwall 276 816 12 12 W int shaven Junction - 4 293 York, Newcastle, Berwick 11,241' 13 6 ,856 356 266 York and North Midland ' 6,843 ,899 Fountos. 764 764 Amiens and Boulogne 1.042 1,187 44 44 Dieppe . 43.5 549 83 63 Mentereau and Troyes 336 336 Northern of Frans 646 963 16,94013,142 7,350 143 143 Orleans to Boumee (Cm.t.) 2,814 72 72 Orleans to Erdal= 82 82 Paris and Orleans , 116 86 Paris and Roues 691 694 Rouen and Havre i 1,979 2,267 LivenrooL, JAL 3 In emeequenoe of the rues% bolt-lays the business in eolo&al ,:nd other 'mural pro.tice has been limited this week. The sites of sate' are enufined to 100 Mids. British Pla,tatinc, and 1,000 hey! of Bernal, at 'hi previous cur rency of the mallet. N trammions in foreign. Mol,sses. —The business is cos:find to 160 pin....heora crdiaery Cuba at 165., sect 4l puncheons old Dem aaaaa at 144. 9.1. per ewt., Ming era: y rates. Coffee.—Tim demand has been slew at satirely asepended, and only a low casks Plantation Ceylon hemp been disposed ev, at 66.. to 60a. per cwt. • small par cel of black popper has been mid at 211., and a similar lot o: Pimento, of very Lew quality, at 6d. per lb. In mama at.d ginger nothing has bees done. Rier.-2,000 bags have been takes, from ba. 64. for broken, to 10e. 6d. for poet whit.- Bengal, and at 6a. 61. per owl. for pinky Ma 'um. Bum coatarses is good demand, but in consequence of the smell etcek in first bases, the business has been I,mitcd to 40 pubctetows Jamaica, at lull tile s. COTTON.—LITZIPOOL, JAIL 3.—The sales c cotton to day are estimated at 6,000 base, and m. mist of ab, at 300 Perim. and liAranhato at hid. to 811., 200 Bahia at Bid. to 810., and 300 Beret at 6 4 . to Of. Import sites Thursday, 10.000. The 'market closet tautly, but wry firmly. Cern prod *Ph FrWoy's rates, rites of all kinds are the Fans ; the heekation sod doubt of yererday ha disappeared, and stash osofidesto is app tent sinned holders. WOOL —Lim, Liu. 3.—Thera has been a fair amount of hulas's' dose thiS week, and pri,es continue to have an upward tandems,. MAN UFACTURl22l.—lsictnronn, Ina. 2 —Tarns sr. in shady riven?. egad to the prodocion, and firm in price. The busineis doing is chi. fiy for the h.me trade, so that any seders gives one for shipping may give a further improvement In prie, Pieces: The advanced prise of yarns compels the lathiest or. es to seek 'Asher prices fa r goods, and the heinous doing is at an improvement on last month. HOSIERY, &e.—Letct.sres, Jan. 3.—There is no we/ feature to notic • in trade operations this week, tam pi the fact that inquiries are bring made by tee sabot. tale hooks for good. for OA Canadian market, for which a fair demand .acme to be anticipated. Triers is a temp rare fietneu in the fauey, glove, ar.d knitted hose bunches, out not more than is customary at this season of the year. ♦ further advance in Wools had berg espectui, as had been the cue the last two years at this se .sue, but the roe ot measure of the Bank of England, in raising the rive of ir.terest, ie soppmed to have operated in checking speculeti ; and thourh prices re main firm, there hes been no advance on our last qw.datione. COALS —Lotonott, J Att.& —CLOSI OP TUB MARIRT.— Tantitld Moor Bates, 13.. 31. ; Taafield Moor, 13.. 6d ; CUT'. Hartley, 134.6 d.; Davison's West Hartley, ;N m 6 Pere Hartloy. 12. 9.1.; We.. Harder , 13.. 6.1.; 11r . o lam, 14..62.; Soma Peareth, 12..6d.; Walker Primrose, 12. ; Ravensworth West Hartley, 14..; Walls End Ho dley, 13. ; Walls End Beni& and Co., lbs. 64.; Eden Main, 15s 9d.; Will. E..d Braddyll, 16.. 64.; Walls End Hunan, 175.; Walls End IVehutund, 16 0. ; Walls End Hetton, 17s. Od ; Walls Bed Solooto rough, IS'. 64 ; Wes Bad Cusop. 161.; Walls End Souoh Hartlepool, 16.. 64.; Walla End Thorn. ley, lb.. 5.1.; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End South Hello*, 164; Hartley, 13.. ; Coopen Hartley, 13. 64 ; Will. End Whitworth,l3.. ; Will. Zed Bello*, 16e. 6d.— Ssips at market, 319; sold. 37. CORN.—Cliziworoitn, Jan. 3.—There was not a hip supply of Wheat at saris to-day, and all the beet qualities main. laird het week's prism but out of camellias paresis could not and buyers without caraldersble reduction. Best red, ails. to Ns • white, 13s. to 41s. Barley saber lower, except the Snot maltioi, which ebesSed late fake Beans rather lower. COMMTZT, las. 3.—Ws fume had a dull trade in Cons today. Wheat, 14s. I& to len Sislitag Barley, 211. to 261. Best 101. NI L 10s. to 211 s. Id. Old Maas, 10e. U. to Ile. Id.; new, 10s. to it Old Peen Ile. to 111.6 d.; new, Inners, 104.4 d. to I le. EISTRI, Jan 3 . — Oar market still oentiants lightly sap supplied with Wheat. for which there is a very dull =dud. at 11. per qr. decline. Borler may Moshe wool le. lower. Oats {NI plenti ful the of late, whkb end at Bet week's vices. Wheat, red Pen to ; white, res. to 42e. per qr. Barley, toe. to P. OM% lin to 16s. Ism IS 24 i f 1 166 g 6 14 64 13i 2 91 9 61 9 14i* 21 li 8 4 4 es dir DAILY WEATHER SiLTURDAT, The State of the Weather at eaen of the at Nine o'clock yesterday anorning.—' swanned is order , JI latitude. Named Plato. - gel Iliac. 4i tit. at Pcinsons. ....... Pouremoor; " MAMITUNS .... IbUTIUMPTOIt ....... _ Frn meneers iOI6IUDUZ G.KW1CH,„...... i0~m~.::......y.:... ------ ---------- HM..:.D Rei7tr. ....... «.. Blur ........... G. wax iturrocs Bzwrict Bonnow■ THIS, DAY Noon. Owes of Wind. Strewth of Wind. State of Weather. S.S.E. Gentle Breeze. Overcast. rho retnms front the ((Al.:wag places did not reach office in time for public ti n yesterday; they therefore In dicate t►e Mascot the weather on Thursdsy 'morning at nine o'clock. :13111) W.N.W. Poona iJa GUT.. P►ttiootuool Gentle DM's. Foggy Calm i Overcast Hard Wind ; grad —Asia Crary Gala ! Overeat Calm . Foggy Smog Freeze Parta.ly Cloudy Gentle Preen I aruolers Gentle Breeze , Overcast calm Parti,.lly Cloudy Calm Oren:lost Strang Breese . Partially Cliowly Calm ; Partially Cloudy finale Bream Overran CONWAY Mailman Larson I Dsazzoovoil smAP ...... WiitTEMATIN B.W. LW. W. LW. W. S.W. W.N.W. SHIPPING , INTELLIGENCE. ;Me "attyptms Gazette." and " Lloyd'b Lg. CASUALTIES. cr,t ow Anninos, Hartwig, from islexendrie ' for order, sprang a lesk :Ater taking the ground yesterday morning. and bas been assisted to the Bar beach it hi,.th water. The leaks havieg increased during the night she will be forthwith discharged. —Falmouth, Jan. 2 Brownfield, Leighton, from Callundborg to London, got aground off 'tenth, lm, Dm 21, lent was assisted off, after disehareing part of her unto and came in here yesterday I to repsir.—Frederiekshavis, Dee 23. Daring (nob.), Crisp, of Lmdoo, from Naples for Glasgow, ran on shore bat night, on the Blackshaw Black, snout three miles to the east of &otherness Lighthouse. Tbe night was very dark, the wind then strong from the S.W.I with rain. She Ins in a vary Z.,ngerems position; she is still unbroken up, but, unless the weather becomes more moderate It is very doubtful whether she will be got off or not ; Crew saved.—Dumfries, Jar. 1. Emanuel (Russian sch ), G41'1••, from Cardiff kr Comma , has put is h.. re, having been in costae% with a brig in Penerth Roads, and has her in do boom and rigging ear ned away, leaky, and damaged rudder. Bristol, Pill, Jan. 2. Fr,emss, White, for Jamaica, which went *shore at Crosby Point 1.. t tight, will here to be tightened before she can be got off; she knocked her rudder ofl this morning, but at present does not make much water—Liverpoot, Jan. 2. Gien.mino (Austrian bargee), from Wales, boon.: nut, hair , Ing takes In Ler cargo aster rei airs, bas sprang a leak and mates 101 inches of water per hour. The necessary petititu has been made for disposing other cargo at Ulll . port.—Falmouth, Jan. 2. t Sarah and Elesnor,Wood, of Whitby, 'rola Bennie, has put . . into Fleek..fjord (Norway), leaky, and must duel:tarps. Sheraton, Dela, of this port, from Boogie from Grange mouth, has put into the Rude, leaky, with cargo shined, aid abort • f providone.—Whitby, Jan. 2. Sobraon, Rodger, from Liverpool to Bombay, which put in Isere, D:c. 24, with damage, has been surveyed, and cons ume d disehargirg her earfge.—Falmouth, Jan. I. Streit Zinkiksee, 0. htmen, from Newcastle to Paiumt, put into Vaipar4iso at the commencement of November, with considerable damage.—Antwerp, Jan. 2. Suan, with MOOl, tallow, bldol, itt in coming out of the Clarence River, July 30, drifted on the North Beach, and wu let seen with a flag of distress Hying, and the rollers breaking upon her, by the Hannah, EMI., arrived here. — Sydney, N.8.W., Aug. 8. Torte Gen, eders, eau deer lieu, from liatiingeo for S:g land, put heck to Harlingen, 23rd in.t , with mast carried away, and loss of anchors, chaise, and oils.—Amsterdam, D.c. 31. STEAM TILOM HOLLAND TO ITS EASTERN SET: ?LIMB:4Th —The arrangensen . s for Netherlands and India ream navigation include a line between Beasts end ['Aug, no On writ eine of &summit, for passengers and riods. Lizut. Ceres de Vries is now at Rattadani on this Ludlam. SEABORNE MAILS. Day when made op COUNTRIES. to Oesml P. Moe lordoo. America (via New Tod I by British padtet)...•N lan.lll tntertea (ow Boston by i British packet) N last. 17 .... Smericii(bytinited Stater packet) !Visa. 10 Pit Whim Witaily Bruril ld 9th of the month Burma. A)res . 3lBth of the month Califerniatvla Charts)2l . l7th of the month Cope of Goal Hope N!Jenuary 14 Central America lgaloll9l7thof month Channel Idea 41 Mon.,Wed.„/STrid. ettiii Ol ilttli of the month France ld ft N Teske daily Hamburg N Toeeday It Friday 1441 and AI 'Workers. k Rotor. ~ Honduras lO 17th of the mouth 4.Av Ireland— . ... - ... II at N'Terke daily `,. India (via Southern, 4)14'20th of the month '', I India (via Marseilles) Nl7that2 Rho( month 5Z3 Slediterrauean(vla south i••• 2 ampuns) . • ll 20t1 of the month . 470 MeNterrenssa Ma Mar -2,..1 Kea) .l47tlaalth of month "'" Mexico II ihul of the mouth 4114 r ,,„„ mui „ N.71.11170127th0f mon 4 77 pm. IA Mk of the month Wed Indies N 17th of the month We 4 Indies (=apt Ha - Tana'. and Nairn) II tad of the month 170 • N dircifler that the sails are last t•• 684 by the sight- and It by the m... 4 -- AM exxIVID. Froo Wbat 1.... rt . . Wien due. 'Liverpool... 1 Liverpool Liverpool end Southampton Dover Southampton Southampton seuthamptoo Plymouth— , Southampton. :hill. 5 Southampton. Tu. rh.se Southampton. Jan. 20 Dover London Time.,B3l . London Mce.Tho Southampton. Jan. 20 Holybe .d Twice dia. Southampton , Jan. 28 Dover .... IJan. 22 Southampton Jan. 24 Dover . Jan. 23 Southamps • on Southampton. inn. 5 southarapton. lan. 20 Southampton. lan. 28 Southampton, Ilan. 5 ■ the Goner,. Po.t.olfice sack. 'Deily i&D. 21 liell. 21 isa. 3 ,424 ' 076 Atmos-at Poole, January 2, from Newlocutdisnd 216 ATTWOOD -aff Margate, January I, from . Bathurst ) Aams-al Gravemod, January 3, from at. Michael's Aran-at Gravesend, January 3, from (alas ellltiont*L-at Gravesend, January 3, from Madras Caaol.llla Sao asca-at Falmouth, January 1, form..,Pernmoboco Cnmsmos -off Margate January 2, from Clurente DaTOllllllllll-off Marg ate, January 2, from r''' Sing " ra DA MT -at Gravesend, January 2, from ad to ffallOST-at Portsmouth, January 2, from Newcastle ELIAKOn Oaacri-at Grarroend, January 2 fr0m..............Mernel EMILIIIO-at Gravesend, January 3, from alone Buser -at Gravesend, January 3, from .... Daatirk Emu-at Gravesend, January 3, from Alpo Bay Kaat or levassom.-at Liverpool, January 3, from Islay Foray- at Liverpool, January 3, front . Genus Priaams litanas-at Lirerpoul. January 3, from ...-..Valparairo Fuarammaz-at Gravesend, January 1, from China ilssairrra-at Gravesend, January 3, from C0920 Juts--at Gravesend, January 3, from .., Jour Ettalnaalt-at Gravese nd , January 9, from Charente 22.2 Inns lutoz-off Deal, January 2, from Sydney Joey llama-off ""';', J/1113-at Queenatown, January I, from Parrsborough Joao-at Deal, January 2, from Hull J 1 fiino Auriga-at Gravesend, January 3, from tir.Mlchnl's . ILs Pourer-at Gravesend, January 3, from. Cherbourg . 171 LlCalna -at Gravesend, January 3, firm Gravelines 084, Lanaa- at Gravesend, January 3, from Marina ,628 I t t e or Taa . 1 , 1. 3 7 . -;at Gravesend. January 3, from...Bt Michael'. January 3, from. Gina 5 38 Maser. 1111111-at Gravesend, January 3, ken Stettin 637 3IOSTSIO-at Ofaveseed, January 3, from Palermo 146 Wi wrens-at Liverpool, January 3, fr5ica.........-...Mnamoroutah larrany-at plat. January 2, trona 1 22 OCEAN-at Gravesend, January 3, from. ».„ Bt. Michael's Rotterdam 199 Panama-at Or are* cid, January 3, from. Bt. Michael's Parzaaue -at Liverpool, January 3, fr0m........ .............. Nantes i4'S llnvara-at Gravesend, January 3, from Manias /10 9Tal/TOPT -at Gravesend, !Kauai:. from. Calcutta '8 ararata-Itt Liverpool, January from Lisboa "93 nmaiaa-of Deal, January 1, Honduras ~,,, 91XLAII-at Deal, January 2, from hydevy o's'a Mao. CID? -at Deal, January 2. from Mauritius --, t KOMOILOTataI-at Greenock, January I, from A L mria - ... team Sarrass-at Inirwars. January I, from P. bland 276! dl6 Tarmac -at Deal. January I, from . ... Dull 224 - Taos.-at Gravesend, January 3, from .... Rouen Taaystaia-at Gravesend, January a, lama Cad.: 11,241 13 856 January 2, fro. & ',.. a „,,, Colon-at Cone', Banta Martha 6,843 o,oa. I.7arms- at Owes, January 2, from Newmatle Cara-at HU), January 2, from.. _ . Riga ' .187 W. Pies - at UTITYOOI, January 3, Rom_ 7..- . ........ ... Philadelphia 549 W. YAM"- In LITTTyO2I, January ), Bow .Law York mq TOONO Qram -at Swansea, January 1, km Cabo w Yorara-at Gram ma. January 3. from UV= SAILED. ,14i .763 ,766 .627 , y, AMAsnra-from Liverpool, Joinery 3, to Lilacs '.. ALMA-from Li Je ns 'l, to - Linke AMMULTO3 I -froL t rierpool, January 3, 6 -New York Avon-from Liverpool, January 3 to ..... (Adv , e m. r• isente . n . t. ] - 6. A DAN 0 0: 0 11 1 7 .. 11 CABS . 07 . ERT I ; uar.tmss,„Q_L..tsooo_t...omo..d,u,er,oojr.";..3, . 5e5...i.... ...... L emmonolo mumws Palermo Hottowar's Pius Ann Ommnairr.-Eatnne of a letter, dated Got imu,- fro. thanotot. January o. to r Hayti Kt o t , a p t h o, L a..g a id ie. p o ts. utal :-.• I bey to aanottnee to you coos u a-trom L3veryooi, January 3, to. Comtaatinople • mall wamiaahll ma lamed alma W WI 4 your Pillo aild anti , Caw-Poen Li January 3, to Part Natal mat IYd • 'my lOWA snook of myopia. Ol my right t oot and Commooomo-fro y mn er Ma;j:,,,y a. to =a wl& mg iIIIMOMOOOD WIC AlanaWft "tow- I w " Cisainluallon- norm January 3, to . .. A retr al trt ia le mom Illowinnamare of caudate'. I coached al Cows, Caawsoza-from verpool, Jas. 3, to — New Orleans miaow pkodoloa so as yeepme. However, in r ota Um two weans. &aroma-front Lieerprol, January 3, to -Now Ones= by to. um of pour oaommag cad OK I w3o eund. to the myrtle of Gowns-from January I, to Valparaiso eD wao bow ma, elimM) Jaws ()moon (a farmer. r-iteel By LIMOS Lb n-fle a m vst rierpost, January 3, to namiumn au gmegiii% going SIIIIIMPOrS ellablimbaseut, 2H, farmed, Eau-ham verpool, January 3, to Nrw Pork Lake. Focro-froo livorpool, Joanory 3, to ......... .........Nowboadload Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Erresi Calm Gentle Brew Gentle Breese Light Airs Calm . _ Gentle Brant Cabe caw Breen Calm _ _ Fresh Ikons Cam Gentla Brame Untie Deese Gentle These 1 . -. i ii, iiy;i;i Olin 'ABLE. JAN. 4, WI ; (oil; Wiig plea • -The stateets Ise Rata at wattOrar. in - We Rain Rain Rain Overcoat Rain POW faro Over Partially Cloudy Saud Cloudier' Median Overcoat Principally Clear Overcoat FoltS7 Foggy Princtyally Clear Cloadicsa .1 I.W. . N. N.W. w N.. . &men- from Liverpool, January 3, to Osteeti RUZASITIB Barn-Boor Liverpool, January 3, In-- MOHO ELJ WIIMOIT -frown Liverpool, January 3, to . Savannah Eanaoroca-from Wbitotable, January 2, to Ludo& reamenra-froca Liverpool, January 3, to .»...Lishea Pima-from Liverpool, January 3, to - Terceira ROLTWOM-from Liverpool. January S. to POllO Rico Iloarmar -trona Liverpool, Joao oy 3, to Leman H. 11. Bono-from Liverpool, Jar uory 3, to New Orleans H. AroYArA-hove Liverpool, January 3, to New (Blom Huntoo-from Shield% January I, t 0......-............... Calcutta lot-tram Hartlepool, January 1, to lemm-from Shields, January I, to *. MWO O'S' INMAN QUM( -from Liverpool, January 3. sto itarbedoes tomato-trove Liverpool, January 3, to New York Joan PALSY-from LiaerPool, January 3, to Nrntee Jose ltoageoL-from Liverpool, January 3, to Charleston Jura-from Gravesend, January 3 to Le;born Jonouro-fr ma Newport, January !, to Rio Janeiro JONAH Pazni Lies-from. Hull, January 3, to Milan Kotastatoo-from Liattprol, January X, to Philadelphia LADS Ave-from Liverpool, January 3, to . Raman Lao-from Liverpool, January 3, to Meseta& Ilimon-from Liverpool, January 3, to Oporto Mom Morrazw-from hhielas, January 1, to .....Comtembnopla M•ROMIXT-from Liverpool, January 3, to Leghorn Many RAY-from Liverpool, January 3, to Singapore frZLION Vit.Loosi-from Liverpool, January a, to Charleston Now Esros-from Liverpool, January 3, to Beirut Nourum-from Gravesend, January 3, to Liverpool Puma-from Liverpool, January 3, to ........ Rio Janeiro Riot-from Liverpool, January 3, to Rio Janeiro Roma-from Liverpool, January 3, to Beirut SSAVOION -trom Liverpool. January 3, to New York Searuni- twin Liverpool. January 3, to Lagoon &a H. Porryam-team Liverpool, January I, to Calcutta SOIRAON-from Liverpool, January 3, to. Berhadoes Toms-from Liverpool, January 3, t 0...... .......... .Apalachicola Ter BIT-from Livmpo4 January 9, to Lichen Tarros -from I iverpook January 3, to (}tend UPITLD kr:wood-from Liverpool. Smutty 3, to Savannah Vaporetto-from Liverpool, January 0 , to Valparaiso VIMOMA-ham Gravesend. Janus?! 3 , to Bilks Yonioutur-ham Liverpool, January 3, to New York THISSELS BPOILE.2I WITH. &sae and lane, from Plymouth for Port AdeloP.e, Nov. 27, lat. 10, lost 25. Artistic (ship). from London for Valoath's, Oct. 28, lat. 24 8., 1,:o. 38 W. Angara (bargee), from Batavia for Amsterdam, Oct. 17, lat. 28.38 S. lon. 42.46 E. Arab (brig), Der. 29, lat 47.45 N , lon. 9.26 W. Batty sad Johanna (brig), from Amsterdam for V .Iparalso, Sep:. 23, lat.. 56 S., lon. 62 W. Barbadian (barque), fram Mauritius for Belfa.t, Nov. 24, lat. 4 8., lea. 18 W. Deka, from Cak.atta for Liverpcol, Dee. 29, lat. 48 N., low. 18 W. Envoy (ship), steering E., Dec. 21, lat. 41 N., lon. 23 W. Banta (ship), from the River Bantry for Liverpool. with toil of topmut, out 63 days. D.e. 19, lat. 37 N., lon. 33.50 W., short of p. oviaioas, supplin d her with the PIM. I Jane Green, from Madras for London, Nov. 17. lot. 3 S., lon. 18 W. Jane, from Newport for Bt. Helena, Nov. 22, Ist.6 N., lon. 21 W. Jane Prows', from Jamaica for Bristol, Dee. 24, lat. 41 N., lon. 29 W. Linda (ship) Dec. 29, tat. 47.45 N., lon 9.26 W. Manilla (Anter±can ship) from Manilla for London, Nov. 13, lat. 12.20 S., lon. 9.30 W. Margaret (oarqu , •) of Liverpool, Sept 18, lat. 63 8., lon. 72 W. Mina, Burger, from Mauritius for Cork, Nov. 30, :at. 4 N., lon. 23.0 W. Millimeter (snip) from Liven col for Now °fleas', D.c. 4, lat. 22.6 N., lon. 34.4 W. Paradire(barque) of Ns:react', Nov. 13, lat. 28.12 S., lon. 7.48 E. Parker (a'ip) of Liverpool, eat Dine days, Me. 27, lat. 44.6 N., lon, 14.16 W. Panope (brig) .ter ring 8.8 8., Niv 6, lat. 24 S , 4m. 30 W. bert (acheonar) It:sting 8 8.W., N.,v. 10, at. le 8., lon. 31 W. Item iver (bugle) of and from Dundee for Califors,ia,Sspt. 18, Is , . 66 8., lor. 68 W. Ribert Pulatord (snip), Dee. 10, lat 20 7 N., lots. 34 45 W. Serum (barque) from Calcutta for London, We. 7, lit 16 25 N., lon. 31.29 W. Tyro (brig), from Pwagor.ia for Liverpool, D.T. 3, lat. 14 20 N., lon. 35.38 W. Tamerlane, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov. 19, lat. 7 8., lon. 29 W. Omni' (brio), fr. m Lcnd on for Cantor. is, Dec 31. off the Isle of Worn% Lush (barque), from Madras, lat. 21.30 8 , lon. 0.12 W. kl.lßltlArats. ANI) t- EIRI US. 1311E6F-Tlan. 2, the wife of W. &.be, Eoq., of Wundl.•grotr, ......... • , Lowor MitLhain, of o eon. BENS KTT.—Dec 30, at Moth im Cottage, Lentiah-town, the wife of J. W. Bennett, Eaq., of a eon. CAVALIVAC.I.--lan. 2, at Shepperton Cottager, Islington, the affect Mr. Henry Leopold Car3liere, of a diughter. CUARLI sWOItTII.--Jan 1, ut Woulgrearea, the wife of I. C. Lb Charle•worth, EN., of a daughter. O'CONNELL.—Iice. 29, the ink of J. O'Connell, req., M.P., of a daughter. PY3I.-11% e. SO, at Itaawell Cow, Herta, the wife of V. L. Ppm, Fag., ot a daughter. EN. JOIIN.—Dee• 20, at Worcester, the wEe of Licat.-Col. 4t. Jobe, gowbay Army, of a son. NARRIAOSS. HOARE—TM YSDEN.—IIee. 31, nt Charkton, by the Rev. 11. For t...cue, Rector et gam Allington, to Ibielt, n or 1.. M. timer, EM.. of Norden !mkt!, Surrey, to InubrlLl, Minae of the Rev. T. Terysolen, Rector of Charletort. JENKINS—CAM VBEI.L.—Jan. 1. at Weasenhant St. Prier . /1, by the Rey. S. Cumpb.l.l, G. T. Jenkin'. of the Inner Temple. to Mary Elisabeth, eldest (Laughter of the lter. C. Canapbel, Vintr Wemenliam. LINFORD—STRWART.—Jan. I, at St. ranersta Now Church, S. Li . lord, b..q., spring terrace, Wandswortb-rdad, ta Mary Ano. daughter of the lame.. Stewart, km., Battersea. 11Doe.Wigtown, N. 8., by Ma Rev. 11. C. black, Vicar ot Bt. Marra, Huntingdon, W. J. Mil:Elie, May eldest Kea of Torliousemu r, to leabella, eklral daughter IA J. black Leo , Wigton. PARKINSON—ROBINSON.—IMe. 31, at IR. Marylabone Church, by the Rea. B. Maitland, F. C. .1. Parkinaon, of thickrißeaareek, eldest eon of thoPalkineoll. Esq., V. 14.5., 11.31. ht Ilritannte Consul to the Republic of Memel, to Anne, youggest daughter of (1. Robinson, I 1 q. SIMPSON —BEVINGTON.—Jan. 2. at Clapham pariah (lurch, by the Rea. 11. Lewis. W. tiampwat, Yid, of Walthabstiw. eldirt Pon of J. sionconn, YOl., of Hackney, to Sarah Beckett., frurth daughter of the late R bevington, Easp,of Wandawertlidaminaun. 1) 10-TBS. BROCK —lke. 29, at the Rectory, St. Petneadu-Bulv, Enanney, the. Rev. T. Brock, M.A., cornoi.4ry of (fuerlacy, and Rector of St. l'eteeadu-Bola, eyed 74. BUILOIN.—Dee. 28, at Ao.ty, Ltier eterehire, B. R. Burgin, Esq., at an adamant tom. BEIRWASH.- Dee. 29, of tirtilyrai, after three month.' suturing, Ann, the beinvc.l wife of Mr. Duval Litirwadt, of Peelthrm. nub, tummy and of Cattle-court, Ltirehin lane, London, Notary ruhle, aged 3 i. leaving a large faintly to Lament her lona BUSII6.—Dee. 30, at litattiiiiam-equare, Dublin, Mary Mane, wife ot A. Burgle, Fag, aged M. COSTLIIOO.—Dee. Eli at Elng'n.road, EL Panama, Charlotte, relict of J.6.1141'14', Ilighbary Iligbhury, aged n 7. HAWKINd.— Dee. 31, at Hauling% Matilda, only daughter of l'. J. Hawkins, Eau., Wool Goantore, liertfordablre, ~red IS. LOVELL—Jan. 1, at Coddiagtca Rectory, iteretordealre, the Rev. L K. Lovell. HEALTH WHERE 'TIS SOUGHT.—IIOLLO WAY'S PILLS.—Cure of a sae of weakling and i:rhilily, of four yeah standing. Extract of a letter from Mr. William Smith, of No. 5, Little Thomas atreet, Gibmwstreet, Lambeth, dated December 12, 1419. —" To Profemor Holloway. —Mr, —I big to Inform you that foe nearly five years I hardly knew what it was to have • day's health, suffering from eatrems weak pm and debility, with constant nervnua headaches, giddiness, and Mauna of the stomach, together with a great di premien of Paints. I wed to think that nothing could benefit met as I had nen to many moiled men, some of whom, after doing all that was in their power, informed me that they considered that I had Mlle spinal rose. plaint beyond the reach of cure, together with • very disordered state of the stomach and liver, making my cave so complicated that nothing could be done for me. One day, being unuatially dl, a-41 in a detected state, sour villa advsrtied, and rvitonee . l , ,t give them • trial, more petta;! ' frotel ' eurioalty than wi"ii _ however I soon found myself better by taking them, and ao I went on persevering in their use for era months, when I am happy to say they effootol • perfect rum (Signed) " WILLIAM SMITH "(frequently called MDWARD).. Bold at the establi-bment of Profermx HOLLOWAY, 251, Strand (near Temple London, and by most all respectable drugaisfr and prices It'. ' ltd dealers In medicine throughout the civilised world, at the f the tas ~ :B. bd., td., 118., 22a., and 33e. each b in, There Is • conederabie nettle by taking the larger slate. N.l3.—D.reetions Um the guidance of patents in every Wender are alined to each box. . . 2:- 4 • •:,•• ,• , t .- - . 4 0N !v-••• A? 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