The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-15 00:00:00

SPORTING. I lain I ntelittgenct. DON('ASTF.B. SPRING MEETING.—FIuo.t:t..,_ WESTMINSTER COUN ry COURT.—YESTERDAY. Noututut. Stitrut CRAPE of 3 091 1, each , with 44 n soTTIIELL r. 110111tE.—TItt: FestEnAL or " Ton STEELE." added ; the • yowl to save his stake, and the winner to pay • This w.us an action to recover 251.85. for the funeral of 5 so , . tuttank txpense. ; 431-0111 s, lOst 60.; five, llid Sib; the late Mr. Steele, which has beennding some time sis awl aged. I2st ; wiimers of any steeple chase in 182, for the attendance of Mr. John O'Connel pe l, MI l' ., and Mr. 18.10, or POI, extra ; mares and geldings alloy ed "'''' I Ittynolds, M.P., who had been subpoenaed to produce all About throe mile+ and a half. (10 subs.) „ I the lists of 5111neriptions received by them for the funeral Mr. . 1 ....1.r.,,t , r,,,, , ,,, , ,, , . ,- ( nt r ,.... ? " , ,:: , a ., l "` ab•—•"'''' • of the " Pacificator." and for the relief of his family. Mr. tOlimr) : m. J. H. 5k i,.,,,,,e,L 0u ,„.6 p i . I;.i job (r ri .. b y , 3 John O'Connell attended to the subpoena, but it appeared me. C.PlllOOl.lll'. f iIIIVIV,WeI, aged, IM rot (ArrAp) 1 that the amount sued for had been pree lutist, paid into DoXelUlTlttt HANItleAr STAMM of 10 soul each, 5 It, court. and only 3 if &eland, le., with 100 added, winners t tetra ; ' the steestd to aive his stoke, and the winner to pay 20 soya. to the fund. St. Leger Course. (45 subs., 23 of whom de clared.) Ur. Alleu.• rut AMIS. tyro, Sot Mb .. ~ ........ -. (Welto) I Mr. It. Elliott in 11, venire. 3 yrs. ;at .. (me. 3 SO. Jiaqu.... I tta.Vey, a vrr. t.t 41b (Reines) 8 1103.8n1. StaLtx ot A en'.. each, with ao added, for 2.yr-olds; colts, 144 tab; fillies and plain., est llb. The winner to ley 10 sum. towards ripens. Half a mile. (15 subs) Mr. J. Mott', M. misla Flower Mr. J. shepherd's Kt.* of Tromps 2 . (IM I1 21') 2 Mr. bowcs's f by Iletanin Plata 010 .1 Maid al Ler (Malmo s) S OPTIONAL. SELLING STAIR.. of 3 goes. each, with 20 added; fur 3iyr-olds.7st 10Ib ; four,9st ddb; five, 10st 4111 ; six and aged, Ilst 101 b; mitres and geldings allowed 31h; maidens basing started twice allowed 41ba ; thrice or more, Wm. The winner to he sold for 120 som., If demanded, Mc. ' and allowances if to be .141 for km The winner of thellunitipal Stakes to carry 71b'. extra. One mile. (10 Bubo.) Mr. J. Arebei's Tow Hebb!, 8 yrs, Sit letb (cards ISn 121 O) (Flarrlsoro ; 1 Mr. kdm. eby Mal Door out of Mum to PuetabtatO, 4 yro, AM 110 "101 l Lent Vothowee's Menfolk 4 yrs. tot 31b (*0!.) INIIKEZPItItte STAILEN of 1 10T. each for horses out thoroughbred; Ost Mb; four, Ilst 31b; liee,l2sl; six and aged, 124 , lb. The winner to he sold for okM., and allowance% if to be suld for lees. Marto and geldings allowed 311 o.; winners extra. Gentlemen riders. Pro fessional jocksys allowed to ride by carrying Mb extra. T.Y.C. (12 sato.) Mr. 14101.• sgm Aright ort out of Fiume, 3 'Jot :lb (Wt. (oaroan) 1 Mr. J. LaisoMiglils The Raver, yid. Ilst IS I.) (110 .( Mr 11s Jul 111r.frolth's Ilnwas, mord, Got :lb (MO ...... .. 101 . Pratt; 3 STAILMS (handicap) of 3 am. each, with 20 added; the seemil to save his stake. Red Clouse in. Mr. (I. Witt. Malmo St bora, a so% Get:lb ..(Wells I Mr. C. 1. 1 o or, roncst riwoor.,• yiP, 41b (W. ' l ..Tl') In remarking that the meeting was numerously attended, well conduct, il, and in every way as successful as could base Men anticipated, we say no more that. is due to its promote rs. 'lh4 re can he no doubt that it may la• woad, one of the most ottruetive of the Spring Meeting gatherings. We ran al.o euundiusent the Great Northern on the very satisfactory manner in which tin ir arrangements fur the accommodation 01 the racing public were tarried out, espe cially on the punctuality in the departure and arrival of the trains. With mien nee to this line, although, perhaps, nulling a little out of the r. ronl," we should nob, a mat ter nowith l'ost-offier manage lit, 16 hich has long la en a ..nonce of dissatisfaction to the Ikmeaster peo ple. The night road train from York arrives at the Eus ton station at 4.311 a.m.; a Great Northern train starts from York li,e minutes after tin amid, leases lkineaster at nine Wolock, and r kinifi Cm-, at three o'clock, Yet the Ism, aster Post-mho: is cloned about trio o'elosek, in order that the hugs may be rent minim the country to the Mash •nough station' of the Midland foe; and so little atten tion has been paid to the remonstranisso of the inhabitants that, up to the pr sent lino., the authorities of St. Martin's le-Grand here withheld from them the advantages of a day mad. We belicte it is intended to petition parliament uu the subject. Bervisii.ltinist STAN ro.—San , y was iihp etisl to after the race, 00 the ground that the carried more than 2 lb. overweight • ithout declitring it. '1 bc matter stands over for the upiuisn. ut Captain Items. 11UNTINO APPOINTMENTS. Iler +j err Ityrdiry, Nem Ludo/ , Yndy. Belem*. 6,4 X4l l. • . - •- • • . 'OM f 041.41 ThPlltultl'of fit•itioattda.7ll.t.day, Keelung. 1.0 r•.1..y, N. .r Ina, Mead b 11. A.'. ael.uat : 'ANION irlerlll.Y.C4.4l; Thursday, Little One; Satur day, la araltrl—at Orilf-past 10. Ati•er-t.ar 1.110 , 4 ..w. Way. Red Gate ; Wralreaday, ahattistrtas Wake ; Lrey r Satan lay, Arky Village at I/. Itaow...th 110411.1*, 10edry, Irartun Valye ; Thitraday. Both 1114 k y . I1.rtly1.1• -at ha firdat Ip 111111 of 11/auk. I'. h. Mar.day, I ruwrk 11.41*; Wednesday, Itud 4•h - .w; 141Ittl:7, 1.1101 Kennel at Itall.pag 10. Al 1.0 oto 11,11ber Munk, ad...day, Car la. Neraraire 4 114111.1.4 10. rrataluat Ida* kllr. o . koaN. I. ataxy, Moeda; Ileaktrillaahad NUM • aatur.:ay, Tristan -a. bar-pars tu. Lard Ulu) bestniall'a Buries /mat Aswan, Iduaday, isksaby— at kalf-ta I 11. Ter,dal. r.inerion I, NO W 004; Wedaraday, Se oo ll ollo Velar.; Friday, tiara.; adore ay, /Incise—ES 11. Inesaar lamina nottada, Illasday,Custorarelal las ; Friday. Bros- Wydd Avow at Ilk rlivahlre thtiada, Monday. Aliry Arm; W. d o r o i o Y. Wrer llo l7: 711asaday. l leadairodett y; eaturday, ('4. we liar—..t lull. past 10. Mr. 1. Tarsal./, 141111 ItAr.:ll Id Ilall at halt pat 11. Tharaday, itkaase; Saturday, dare h.; Turiday wtek, bale:A 11-11. . . . AIL Ilettry (rfrare.'a Ctg testuatty bound.. Monday, 84ocken Leict.ht; Ntarvay,ltituat Woad —at 11. rtarrn hneaeAla, Mor.day, The Cann Wedhelay, Cakes Yrasay, Steyr; eaturday, Wieland %./tala—tat hau. it.. l'raaky Ilstr.hato Woad*, NI-aelaT, 11,11; Weds. lay, WV.O Noul•ole -at a t 0... ttr W .1. Dotougl n h uoals, Twvl.3, Thrtett.ptun Iluil, r.tunlay, Swat slow Ms Wye- at • qaarU r ts• I I. Mr. lao..e'a lutwar, Miwl.rtun Toll Bar; Tburpuy. u , I,....kluitituts baba t leurhure Maralas, aheru.l.lre; Wadetaday, lGm rn►, itisll,lt,o lifiJore-at 14..uue.a. l'uo.,lay,Colae Granite, Thasaday, Goa rid , Gate -at 111111-paW, bee% atal Artikash eri.MO; Friday, Munk. thigh Ls.. At halt-ihat 14. es twureel.NVltele.ahly, P.,rteiyh W.a.h; Saturday, Sheet U.61h...2..) wevf:. lout.ury lindb.; t4ll/play Wttil, Lair 111.herioli ...A- at Mr. 33salny. Tues. lay, • I . at. Monday. Pain thern; Widow Warmliml Pr/... /row, Va t eurbt apt:, 111111.11) —ut aqu uter Neane.w.Lty, livatbel; Nktunlay, 12 spots midge tlinv how .1. (Lord 14‘14,41alepj, floctLy, Ik Lter i Ram, KII I, 4IWA (Lae; f,d.4), ouluu Lridlac —at Sl.t lit ILII !lords•. Fano. Common ; Turryclay Wntlirtiml • 'Thursday, Nr tilid Hour; ;ft: sr .47. a. ar....;:u saira;"2.at .. o aaaa ter is la. Ilerro.Leule M % t. LAki CAI Tutadar, ILaglart's Gale; teml oule.mnire in tar n baripmeou,y-towl; week. M toilaM ; r num etx L, 11.maa—at sall.g S. 1... ItoiLerate • hound, Moriday, &Mom! . !dogleg Paw; 7 boeuiv. n ; !MOT, Lt Uteri- -re a quarter to I. Hamer lama& t Mr. U. Wats), Motalay, kmailey Pool—at • %natter la II keen Insley—at 12; Friday, I Mind I. h.lr • -at • comfier 4. li. Monaca loom* To biraby ind liar; eatzsilag, ornt; to ILA.I- 0.1 zu. Kent, Yam, Mat., Moody, Walthmuottreet ; Friday, Breed& Duna at tial - .144 .n. Leidnary t Mr. ririle,*.), Mood hand. Itch Turnpike ; Italy, w e nd agata.alaga: trwa Lials) ant, cn taw Trubttry-suad -m to LMII lam...la:ea boned+, Tuoid..y. tlk ow Wuud ; tistioday ; Che. r. low t at Mr Loon :.••• Itr.unda, Maori 7, Itriik!..ll Heath, Wedur•- • 1 0. Ekttarday, livrnel at a quarter to 11. I ISUoa la.unde. ,tautun 1.. 7 ; I ratty. Mary knall- at la. Lawaisa•litja irausals, L..er Court; ILar. Mr. Wade,•• bunds, Tuesday, Grua.) me-the-1W ; Thursday, A•to',; Nusru.y. It.omyrth —at 1.1,p4uv Ik lure is Wron•+6uy win I‘. tl manes Cr.. Mr. lisestan's hwo.a. Mond.sy, l.rr.on M. ace; Yhtusday, Meth 14 0 , 4. Hoed., area, Vitrrdvs. Ihum.L.y lava, Lag 411.1....1 IV. Sew I".M bounds Turftl my, lin rkerhur•t (louse; Thursday, Marlmay White: ....turday, Uus W. Iva. At 11. Mr. Svwtou'otbati.6.4., Tu••uly, Ult.& l'Ark , rkLly, Meson Crow (Rro.dvauda Wen; -at 10. 11µ1% 12.14, Mm.day, Shebat; Thuzsd...Crandeld ; livoltavg al h at-1...t di. ntet.l.) .00lay. WW.I. 11311 Wi1.41; Wo!ne•day, Wre wki Mastro lU:rq,.t.hly SdLittlwy, J OA, chi; t —at a . . IV! Wier 10 1 . .. - . (bal.. (.1r t. S 41012 . 10 Isnuss!.. 11.a.stoy, Cossnby Vil:syre ; Toes d.s , ss ',v....twi1l bon: ti .111.(•41.4) 14 .411111 Att. , / rasa ; 1 111.11.4111, Alit ZIPS ; I tchy, bunnyVii.age .1, 11. Slab! Mamas, Monday. Watseka-Is ; Wednesday. %Atom Skidge: Mites, tes I•eitsse at 11. ~. ' " - • -. •- ' .- • • -- Rut.' Am. d• Iluedav, Pillthstrill Nile; Thursday, 112.x.sby Park; . 0.02..0rday.4=0:7nt . 0 Lod .0. .• .u.arti tow, of) boni.da. ay, ios...a Park; Tuasl.l, Bo•lblay Tntuiday, Itilvoir !Ada,. Latina Kau. past imathatenton'a (lard) Amanda, 51.inoLy, Stoare.alze-Churchea ; Werlonaby, Wadden; Vralay, KAN.!' tiatarliy, Stratford 1111,--at • our ler to 11. ▪ lAtilato.Mlll b uud., Notalay. tbor Upprr Dicker; %Wm.. dae. K. noel--at 9. Seaford, Mou,lay work, l'ularate Friday wain, E.. hoohley— at bat -rem 0. N rtb ,ol.b.go,lebore 'omb , . T. Scighlord Friday, Thies C'roarra. Slit , mar SIMI+ . —Abbot-T.oot 10. &Zak Kauai* (or-alai, tot. n; Monday, Ilaaratead Grime; da•ii,nay. 11,inbary Arita Itarton - ..t a quarto. to 11. Koala 9141' Mr. kloaday, lamb, Wood; Tuft. day. Dortadale; foured.iy, burgh-or:-Maus, tiotorday, thorn&kl b 111.0ot iol. !br "Lotion ••,14.....1. booinobo. M..ndar. Wold ; WeJnteay, Ahiby boo, too A,. ',it. ninon 11i..., .t n tlf-pb.; 10. TlOhortoon 1114 , 11/4., 00a Iy, lautierle,gb lam; Thursday. Dolrertos --at bait lust . . . . Monday, Trrowilen ; Wednesday, Trederm Mama ; art .sptletue• -at Wilma W. M. It elmttii,*. h. , tads, Trad..y, Thee Wasters Lodge; Friday, itaa at hdLpa M. V. W. Tmaky, Weald Finale ; Thturaday, Crieklade TO. n ; h .414" UM/ ; unity, dostbrop -at 11. W. ^ W.. 11.e•4y Mow; Faraday, Mutton V.lLie ; itoar,d Gfont tat; ita-uttlay ; Chu Woad-at • (water to li. hound, wrilneraday, the May Gate; Saturday. Mai baby ; •ta L opt's:" , Frog • ,,,,l i .tat c .4, c h-„, 30 . Me. Wta.tiatt.. Waaltbeld Swum ; Tuatioari lksidef god et Siar-milatrak Wedleastlay, Mortimer Wait End ; Vralay, )lasi .rd llndwir- Sat at It. WaresSendare Masada, Monday, hr salty ; Wedmasday, Woodrow Gams; Mum. Teddeali y Woad- halt. plat 10. Wymade lamella, Tuesday, Hay Midge -at In. Fattuday, Vedy -11...d -la o,lmet Wysibamb lasamdr, Mond Waltham Park; Walaroday, Came% Mill; Friday, Liwale Cataluna-at half-mat 10. Ow W. W. WI boaaae, auemay, tarcidlogtoa; Thursday, Save , d ; aameday,ffiertaei ern.- at belf.past 10. Lied Tarionialb's beseakr, littailay, Mambas 11.11; Saturday, rtleeby G«»-at u. ▪ bar ler% Tuesday. !Mawr Yams Gate; Friday, PonUmitom Ldp -at kilt-p.O 11. ▪ lorwAss. bardera, Regissian, Iftstaicer ; Saturday. Mass Tama -ad 10. Nig% Fmk liatienb Modal, Masayash; Saturday, Ilauldridis Grease—a. I t. Ur. t ant'. bmilfro. raw] 7. Metall; Friday . , Cratbalse- st lottsr 110. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1851. N. I rd; iLtiLwAYs. SO I tberdieo Si 4mberg., Notts., Data Gut Jll2llOlOll . 131°Inrm.Wo:v. &Moat Valley 100 sad &mar Modualral SO 'Mosier sal RaiyArad 0 uublA md &Uranium . U Eran Aydin] (A 23 L. it L IS Do. and (L S. E. SC . . XIS SO &morn townies U &sten tram Clam A .. (late E. U. 43.) -• 2; Do. clim 13 sod U /Mu iruml.ranaihir• _ o , 3Zin7rgl77nolGlaoii dinbundb, Perth,Duaate. • Pieter and F.amouth 10reat Northers ... 124 . . wee Dekrrod 1 - I>of - O s".. A I 1241 Do. I ' share:, 13 . , 0 prra. 1 10 Ot South. and Weo.(lre.) ISO tont Western ... ... I/ Do. C,7. ._ ... ... SS 100eaater and Callao 111 Lb. Thirds . .- .. 10 100 10senrbire undToekshire lli Do. 'nth. ... .- ID Do. Wild Riding Union Dr peds and Thirrk .. 1111 j London and llinekinill .. lj Do.Tiihury hitenn.tierlp 100 ' Lae.. Bright-all, S. Coat 110 !Loudon 0 North-Western I If I Do. do, New i sham,. II • Dn. Fifths ... . . ~ I I Do..Ci • rh.,M.and 841 he /Loden k o..utO.Wettou 424. Do., £ - ,0 ... ... . . 24 I Da. CIO ... ... 31 until., Sul., and Matlock 100 lionch.,ShrtotUncolosti. 41 Dir. Man.ot U.l.e Uoke iiio Whßond ... ... ... ... 33 Do. .4:50 sbnren_ ... 100 Do. I,inn. and Deny .. tS Newmarket. . ... . . nSesrpurt, Abergrimsy, • sod Hereford.- ... ... 13 Do. New /21_ .. -. 1 Northern rountini Union 7 'Newry sal Kottio.l.llol ... 33 North lititigh ... 174 Surth .Nurth %tee:ern ... I 1 310,1348.,utt \Vett-lune.' 30 thßwd, Wore.. Se Wolver . 33 10ro tb,hCaxntral ei:,llLd 211: D o New ... IV it Shrews. Chao V Cigar , all 3brewabuiy and elwa. (Nssr. W. M :a) ... all Do. Ilalrem 20 LW. (31statr7 I Do. New 6S.:s3ropaatre Union sl,sula lasava 30 +oath Fosatera 30 slsaith Wales . 15 6.616 YorkolatßivriOun 6 66cff.,11..tb.,&G001e,8.U4r. 111 j. raw Vale katemion 17.1.ThanuellarealAxkkliall. 13 y 3.6 of :61.6th 'Woterfordand k therm+. 23 York,Neormatlear &Torok Do. do. tae-ir no .. Do.o.4.2:.l'orcharre 3.2 'Yolk aad North Monad, LINES LEASED AT FIXED 11ENTA1 6 I Berko 24 Hants. /AL 5 ler Ct. (leasw l to Gt. Weetera 1 1 pa 20 BirminahamßOalordlune callialuiypdorwitbsuat, entre ;lea .to tit. Weal), 294 291 20 Ditto wittioat a guarantte! Ind to Great Weeterr 1 27 28 13 Birm., tVolv., and Dudle y ! ca'adulypd„orwithicoar ileoed to Great We-ti to 81 91 pen II Ditto without agoarantee (teasel to t teat weittri. 7 pm 171 Bookiesham , hire ;leant to London& N. Weetern) 171 171 23 ',EartLauoilneh.guar d to Gt. Northern, 38 itilo11111 1 elby(1.1 orkoNßid 1 2.1 - Do. 4 sham (ditto) 1211 Do. 1 ottar,a (dtto) 2. - Lords.% Bradford; 111 1 Loodon and Greenwielt k ue, tti to South I.3tetero 20 'Ditto l'rokrenee (ditto, 211 ILowtotoft Guar.4pettent. ( - media Nneto.k) - 141 151 Northern Lateen sre KY itemed to Fwateonatita 24 20 43 !Ditto New (dtta) 23 ert aton&Wyre Dem. Lon N.WestAk I Anclefurit 11 1:1 en Ili. 101 Ihtto 4 .brint (Al 71 II illowd., Guild., mot Reigate (Wird S , tithEa•teni 211 221 ex 01114opston and Ilitchin (km to tired Northei■ 2 81 if Do Shrpreth Eaten (ditto 11 11 pm 91 Muth eitaeford(hire tiered to 21r. Wel*. 3l 21 22 Wear Vmllny, ap. leawd to 7.03.1,1=18We. 21 n M, Wilt., Sersereet, *Flom. o.e wed to Get. W men 334 33 101 103 34) . M 22 234 274 111 111 24 25 4/ 45i PREPS:RENCK KIIAREN. . 0 1 III: Aberdeen ... .. .. .. j Ipm In ;t heater Slo .. -. 7 IS itheeter end 11ol)rheAd ... 171 18 81 Ent Inehan(81.1118 ) np 3j II 6 ,WM (V.) 7 per Lent. ... 1 Iht o ,77. 17r ) 7 per Cent. neater u Counties Eiteon.l I 1 per Ct. N 1 1 . par ipa citUkt. do. N o. o. 2 par mw 111 .17e. New 6 per Cent. Stowe 1 , 1 II a Eare-Unioa,rst.pont.6p.Cti 17,1 16 3 Fdintaril), Pertb, .ad Dundee, 51 per tent -. On at Nor lulus per Dm , 11R Ntso/ IS eten(l)l BMthe laneashirerate as. 1' KO LeedmiThitAt quarts:l 6 .71 Loodon,ltriense,W nuutl % Cos. Pea 5 per Cent. Mowk, 8 5 1 . 1 r 0tn507.41.E Intr. New dune. 6 per Cl.l Lona •us. , •lI.Wr• tern Neel 11811.88. tat!. Be. 'Az...NW Do. New r. 16 ... . I Do. £4 . - . - • 1 Marllds .C0w..11.&11.6p.Ct de Nutnolk Extermon .. Do. 51 per Cent. Gunr. - Indian 12' 1 {1 I 9 11001 I I:, +prti 1 134 I I Jt6 pat 1 I itl . l 2pm 1131 136 tgyea 13 16 111 11i 131 133 PI 17 13 - -Ovoid, Word cter, sod Wolver., L %.,yer Cent •Inerr-bcr)alltrann.New Gthilantr,d tearryv It Cheney.; Nor. W. Min.) 5 per Cont... . South Devon .. York Newoucte.ls Rerw lit. North of Log.purek. Ditto Inn° York Is North Nlidiatel sad d. Parch. ... FOitlilliN It Boulogne awl AO/kid. .. Ifentne trance (Vbrrzaa Dutch ktbetaalt jKot lnoiun ... _ 3 Great Indian reol.o2uls., 211 Do .Luzernbourg 2 Itaris Antonia... 7 Da do. Sew 10 .161 ur wad Liege 10 71 , 0111,10 Yr.ince • rikans lid rdrutts 1111 Pail. and 11r:ean0 20 ''srisa.:ul Rouen to 1 1'0110 and ,1,20 , 02rg ,danien awl 11. 70 010/0100 and .. I) Mows nal 102:10•F il . 4 u 0 ►4 'z 16 17 ex di, 44 1 „ li ias ,WAT!S. I 4 . 16 - IT IT 4 3 die I I p Dis ea Pis I, I 2$ T?_ 15: 151 If 3. as ii 37 U 2 If 5 Ws II II If 41 9! %Us LIVERPOOL, March 14. STOCK-BUCKS:et:M.-The market has been very excited to-day, and a eery Large Istwnest hat been done, in clung emery ilevflPlim of st•ek. Prices at.• wain higher, and the market aimed thinly with an upward tendency. the following are the Dana. scittiu.s :-Aberden, 13,- MI kent.m.d. Linewhire. gad Chernirs ,ate t. bestir awl Lirkrthesd), :11 -Caledonian, 17-f heater and Ili.lyhead,24,-Latt I.nc ...ire, litj -Glasgow, l'aialey and Greenock, lig g-tetiewhirc and MAI* * 1 j 5-Ditto (dfth shares), !..1 (nib attire., Wett It. Unions 31 3 d.-Laticamier and 4.4r.1a1e (third pilau...), It p.-Leesis and Tidrik, 2 , I-Liverpool, r shy, mats utiiissi. I p.-London ant North Wester., 1331- Dlitto (hew I shorem:„‘.l p.-Ditto (11fth shares), 8 p.-Manchester, shettte4, and Lima:Llano..., (preference share.), 12-Ditto (61, atm grchersiwir), 9-id I p.-Slatluck and Midland, 3 3-16 41.- %thud, 674 i : Utosres), 12d.-Worth Brittab,ll-NOtth Unmet A. (pair. by Lesion and Ncrth Western and Lancashire and 2841-shreersh...ry and Birmingham (132. ss. 3d. A.), 94.- tult... I2s. 4.1.13.4 7 -sbrvw.bury and Cheater (new 1312. ahatar, 9,-Dew. buy anti Chocer (lot. eh..res), d Coma. B. an, C.. 2 D. bd.-Snob hamlet") and Dover, 2cl 4 e. I -Whitettneeti lad FurnraP, a 41, - York, Nt wheels, and Berwick, 234 1,1-Yo k and North altdrut I, 294-Ditto (peel. shuts!, 1 d i/etch Baesialt, 4 14 .1. BIRMINGHAM, Morchl4. STOVE Escnaxoa.—The market was Tory good bore to day, p. lora entrench exaititlintli, and r lair amount al taassess was dune. The h Whine we the hatisactinna quoted to day :—Stour Valley, II !luster and lioly head, 23. ; Loden and North Weptern, 132; North Pruterrece, 51 111retri,utry and bienaingliam A, 3E 3j, Ws. ; di to 11, 21, 2 1 . 60. IN., 21 Mt. ; haropattire Voion, 2j dia.; Binning. ham Quiet, VIE LEEDS, March 14. ETOCIE El ',ICHANGIL—We have had a remarkably active starlet this 11Kros1111r, Old ptiOtT, espt dalty in local swill" nave con siderably adsoseed. Prot*lly at no meet*: PI Change rinse the omenaorable mama of 11113, Lao there Wes so much Waimea done. , Tie toll.rins are the &Ake : —Caledonian Buttress/se, 71; East Lan oisture, Ist it.. 3.1., 161, 111. Ile- 6d., 9at 1. 1.121:, 36. Id Aughergre, NOttil44lolll, POWS, at :4 dia.; ire sad rk.hins 2at b 2. eat ex dive • Ditto rifth% at 6 dB. • East and Wear 9 .ol4o thirv , I 4 i; W 1 at Enloe, 3 din. ea ale • Laois and think. at 2at 161. 201, 2at 21, 11l ; Ditto Hear ten, it Pea.; Int. Fifths, pa; Mid and Mock, 67; £2O Midland-, 3 at 12 dim.; C., Manchester and , hettleld Preference, pm. ' • North Weaterea, 3at Mi di,.; ; tatloek and Stanton. 31. 3s. Al. &a. exaie.; Turk and North Midlands, tat 491, -0, 2at 191; South Eastern and Dover, 161, at 22. x thy. ; Cale nohow, 111. SILK ; North istarrordahLe. 91&•.; Great Norhrr,., it/. Ito. ; Nor th ers C.ountdes Video, 21. les. Id. dB.; North British, 111 tAisiote ISi 111) n if dl. WI 111 U SI 16 16 261 VA U 19 ale 6 81 yi 4 S 7 1 14 35 49 ex dly 10 11 141 19 1 8 81 lh 12f 41 45 es Cie 911 th h If Ali. 94 87 ea di. 11 11 pm„ 61 CS ex um 91 111 du. „ 4i 6 „ 3 6 5 n 21 23_ 1 - 1 PI SS 111 Iti r 154 13 11 6 $4 64 6 35 '7 i I ni i 6i 23 Flail 6 1 3 111 46 eiieii lei 1 1 4 Is; 394%f0j8j 9141 10/101fff 19 15; 6 1 li 1 f 44& 4 di, 02 - 2 If 13 ex 411, ilS4l3jsird 3 1 21 20 11 111 5 + lel at I 3j3i 2iliizdir sei 40 09 i Vick i 9 1 95 iii 99+1 1 9 I I GI 3 1 (111 a l3 10j 111 II 12 I lj l llj 12 111 20 lot 201 I r II 1 2I 21 I di ffiiidi 21 101 6 91 20j 9.*1 Ili! 34 LI ex 1 1 3 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 :la 4 II 211111 LI 17 1 1 1 ~ 7a 23 1 1 1 1 1" ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT; - -Nc7rrimosat, M&Rcu 13. Caowy porn.—Brmis RA WON A.rseasom. THE WORKSOP MURDER. Edward Jeffries, aged 28, labourer, was charged with the wilful murder of Jonathan Brett, at the parish of Worksop, in February last. The facts of the case are these :—About two o'clock on Sunday morning, the 2nd of Feb., a most cold-blooded murder took place in a email court on the Lead-bill, be tween Norfolk-strect and the Castle-hill, which is distant nut more than 160 yards from Bridge-street, which is the principal thoroughfare in the town of Worksop. The court as approached from the rued leading into Norfolk-street, from Castle-street by a passage 7 yards long. It appears that at the time and place shove-mentioned a man named Edward Jeffries, labourer, and a notorious character, went to the house of Jonathan Brett, a stonemason, an d called him up. Brett, who was in bed, no other person being in the house, got up to the chamber window, aud, on putting forth his head, Jeffries (who stood close by the wall of the house) heed off a gun at him, the contents of wh'eh struck him on the upper part of the forehead, and carried away • portion of the scalp and hair, which became attached to the ceiling of the chamber. Had the gun been a little lower it must have shattered his head to atoms. The only reason assigned for the desperate act was that an im proper intimacy had existed between the prisoner and the murdered man's wife. The deceased Brett's wife was , not in bed with him, but was on the rood home when she heard the report of a gun when within ri) yards of the house. She saw prisoner run out of the paimage which forms the approach to her husteand's house, and she knew him well by his clothes and person. She went up i stairs to her husband, who said, " Poll, I am shot She asked him who had done it, and he replied, "Ned Jef fries." lie was bleeding profusely from a wound in the forehead. She then ran for • 'ransom, and Mr. Benjamin keldison, of Worksop, went to him. Ile found the de e, ased in bed, suffering from a gunshot wound in the forehead; he was partly sensible.. Ile lingered until the Tuesday following, when he died. The head was opened, and a shot corn was found in the brain ; the inner table of the skull was much depressed, and another shot corn was found under the scalp. After the murder, Jeffries made his es ape, but the untie morning he was taken into custody try Inspector' Duff and Cheetham, of the county' police, being found by them concealed in a straw-stack be longing to Mr. B. liarside, in a field near the Itliford-road. lie W., barefooted and bareheaded, without waistcoat or neckcloth. The prisoner is about ./ fist 6 inches high, and has are murkably moaning and singular appearance. At the age of nine years he was hound apprentice by his father (who resided at the sillage of (lown, in Derbyshire and distant a few mile* from Worksop), to Mr. Curtis Roe, of Works p, chimney sweep, &e., where he remained about four years. During that period Mr. Roe said that he was a quiet, harmless, and honest lad; that he ran away several times, and coin-tailed himself in the most artful manner on such erosions. He did not serve the full term of his apprenticeship, for when 13 v; ors of age he ran away and engaged with a sweep at knareshornugh. After stopping at linareshorough some time, he returned to his native plug. and was engaged m • farmer's man and drainer in the neiglibnurhaosl, and whenever he met his old master hi always conducted himself with revert and pro prit ty. Subsequently he married, and fined his abode in Worksop ; his wife, who was said to be of light character, died about 10 months ago. Ify her he had two children, one of whom still lives. Ile then became connected with a gang, and has since led a most dissolute life. lie is about 'lc; years of age. The prim ipal witnemea for the prosecution were Mr. Curzon, chief constable of Worksop; David Daft, inspector of county police; Mary Brett, widow of deceased ; Edwin and Mary Welwter, and Mr. B. Ildilbon, surgeon. Mr. Adams delivered an able address in defence of the prisoner. He contended that the prisoner had presented the gun, which be did not know to be loaded, at the de ceased, and in a foolish drunken freak pulled the trigger, and which reduced it down to manslaughter. lii. horebdup summed up, and the jury, after about 10 minut,‘' rormaeratiun, returned a verdict of Guilty of manslaughter, and the pri.oner wa. benteucvd to be trans ported fur 10 years. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Eliza Williams was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with having removed her furniture to avoid His payment of rent. Mr. Johnson, a broker, stated that he had put a distress into the house in which the defendant and her husband re sided, for rent due to the landlord, and that the man tinned with the necessary authority was locked into one of the rooms while the defendant, as she herself acknowledged threw part of the furniture out of the window, assisted by the gentry associated about a cub-stand, which was opposite to the house. The plan of removal was so well laid, that tt was quite impossible fur the person in possession to inter fere, and the euhs earricil off the goals us coolly aa if the violation of the law had never been contemplated. Even the bed was stripped of the feathers, and the chest of drawers of its various comportments, so that the remains were of little or no value. At the same time that the rent due' amounted to 201. The Lord Mayor—Defendant, what have you to say to this breach of the law'? The defendant said she certainly had done that with which she was charged, but she had done herself no more than justice. She and her hustsind, who was an afflicted man, were hut lodgers in the house, which was rented by a carman, whose wife resided in part ..f it, and to whom they regularly made weekly payments for their room. Ott the very night on which the broker had put in his matt they had paid the last sixpenve they owed Mr the apartment in which they hail resided between two and three years, to the wife of their landlord, sn that not being in debt one farthing for house -rOOlll, they considered it to be nothing his than robbery to seize upon the " sticks" they had to sit upon and the clothes they had to cover them, because the man to whom they hail punctually discharged all his demands did not ohserve the same rule with the gentle man to whom he was responsible fur the rent of the whole house. The Lord Mayor (to the broker)—Are these the facts of the case ? . . . The broker said he had no reason to doubt the statement of the defendant, who was,us she said, the tenant under this carman. lie had, however, done no more than his duty. The Loral Mayor (to the defendanD—Do you not owe any rent at all to your landlord ? Defo ndant - Not tow farthing, my lord. ♦tie never allowed it to run on. In fact, the will of the landlord had nothing to live upon but what she received from us. Her husband doors not live with her. The broker said the defendant's landlord had no furni ture in the house worth anything, and he owed three quar ters rent. The Lord Mayor (to the defendant)—Did the head land lord ever intimate to you that your landlord owed hint rent ? Defendant—Never, my lord. Vo knew nothing at all about it till the distress was put in. The Lord Mayor—l cannot say that the broker could have done otherwise than he (has done; but there is heavy moral offence in the net of a head landlord in seis ing upon psi people's goods for rent due to him by his tenant, without sending notice to them that they were living in the house of a person of insolvent circumstances. I believe that advantage is in numerous instances taken of the existing law, which is, in my opinion, as it stands, calculated to lead to base conspiracies to plunder unsus pecting persons of the little comforts they may have about them. The broker said the head landlord was a person of well known humanity, awl would be the last man to deprive the poor woman of her goods; but the fact was that her landlord did not seem disposed to pay at all, although he was a man of some property, and it became actually necessary to show a disposition to enforce payment iu order to teach him his duty. The ease was brought before his lord ship in order to prevent the injurious interference with the law, and the conduct of the cabmen was certainly calculated to encourage ro,istauee in CAM., of a very different kind. The Lord Mayor--There ran he nu question that the de fe•ndant has acted illegally, and she and every person who assisted her are l able c arin tat them to a penalty amounting ' to double the value of the goods which were taken away. Now she must return the goods at once, and when that Is done, let her come here. I dare say there will be no further interference with her furniture. The broker—l am convinced that the owner of the house never thought of doing her the slightest injury•, and that all your lordship saysiwill be acquiesced in by him. The Lord Mayor—l have no doubt of it, and I trust the circumstances which have been stated here to-day will lead to such a change in the law as may operate to the protection of many a poor industrious family. The defendant expressed the most unaffected gratitude to his lordship, and said that all her thrniture should be immediately returned to the place from which she bad amused it to be removed. OUILDRALL. J. Camphell, ll'. Thompson, J. Randall, J. Gregory, W. lusnell, J. Bard'??, Paye, J. Brines, anti ?'. .Minus, nine robust looking young men, were charged with creating a disturbance• in the East London Union - Workhouse, and refusing to work. On Thursday night the prisoners were admitted, with 125 other casual applicants, to the Union, and ruceived their suppers, after which they were conducted to the sleeping mum. Next morning at 6 o'clock one of the porters called them up, and brought each man a pound of oakum to pick, according to the custom of the house. They refined to pick it, and began to throw it at one another. After some time some of the party went to work, but the prisoners set the carers at defiance, and mid nothing should make them work. They were given into custody. In answer to the questions of the magistrate. the young men stated that they had met from various pain Of the I country, and had been tramping about for some time pre viously. Alderman Lawrence said it appeared to him that the pri soners preferred this vagabondoing kind of life to that of working industriously for an htinitst living. The workhouse was intended fir the deserving and needy poor, and nut for a set of tramping v.tg &owls. They seemed tired of work ing, and it was quite plain, they were now going from town to town and subsisting entirely upon the relief afforded them by the different parishes. Since they had thought proper to break through the rules of the house, they must take the sons, quenee.. lie would send them all to the House of Correction fur seven day:. MONEY MARKET. [Fur this day's City News, see 4th pap.] FRIDAY EVIININO. The heavy account in the railway share market came to a close to -day with the failure of a broker. The amount involved is not very considerable, but the liquidation is represented to be unfavourable. Ills speculations were to a large extent in Caledonians. Vie rates of continuation, as stated, were very high. The following are some of them : Per Share. Per Ct. London and North-Western 1 2 20 40 South-Es terns 2O 40 Caledonians 1--- - - - 1 20 40 Midlands 3040 40 Lancashire and Vimlobby _ Aberdeen -16 30 Great Westerns 1 1 17 28 Brightens f-t 8 13 V) Blackwalls 2O tiouth-Westerns Great Northern. York and North litidlssd .... A 3-la lo A 5 The quotations of foreign exchange were lower to day, in consequence of a considerable demand fee bills upon all places. A fair amount of business was transacted at rates favourable to the seller. Short Paris left off 2e.; long Amsterdam, 11.171; Ham burg, 13.71; Brussels, 23.22 ; Frankfort, 119. The Austrian exchanges were again the exception, bills on Vienna and Trieste being done at 13 florins and above. The electric telegraph being broken at Nlag deburg, no exchanges have been received front Vienna for the last few days. The rates negotiated were : tune. Prlcfsnegellatel Fross To Amsterdam pert Short Ile.. Vls•tr. ... 115. lien. Ditto It°Until= and Altnna " iia i7oty,.. 1111.17 kv. 111ot:4.701g. lame& 701. 11.1Lis041g •-• vs 10 .."-- v .__ -.eta . - 74 , rrankSwt. -,.-klakoo „ „ ii Skr Wit 11,rnna tt I , tl9 99. 111. 10kr. Antwerp .....»....» Ol 90 45trs. 22444.... 13km Mts. Paris ,......»........ „ Short 2ifre.. Oats ... Mires. lieu. Ihtto „ „....„„ 3 %Watts 2 Ifrol.2l,els . 23frea 2. els. Ilarre ........ ., 251rra. 25rts .. 15tr0r..274et... 4r..46 ' 34r. 23ets. ... 3.4 r. Wu. 99 ~241r...‘ to. ... 291 r. 8 Ws. Naples .tar ducat „ 411 pence ... 41 4 prime l'a:ersho ...„ rr ounce „ 1:41 i.enve ... 131. penes 1211 r ' 1234 pesos 111101/44 pet della: .. 493 peace ... ssi pence code . ....... „ „ 4 . pence ... Set woe Gtbralee ..... ~ „ 491 penes, ... 493 pence. 1.1•Ja.• ..... pet a Wei 0 . Al pence .. 431 peace (Vesta .... S:. Yetereberp peAntie :, 3161 mere ... 37 nesse The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the Bth of March, 18.51, published pursuant to the Act 7 8: 8 Viet., c. 32, is as follows: AA \K OY (ILAN O.—A, ow we fee the week miles MAR* 8,1861. .. it o . 11117•10.11 ST. , Note, tried 127.7.13,10.5 ti.werutocnt D0L.... 01.016,100 uthor Narunitm. .. ... 2,144.1106 gull (..Au and Dunlop 13.09.b10 Warr lAuliou ... ..... 13,37 i f:7.733,11 , 5 .if 1.733,1.6 P. 4e t Frooriotoro' Mot!: I . . 3.6t.14,;2 ththll.ll..:pooko.O.o.ii.Ol 'IL STNI la?. tx.114. 4 .. beht.aml I.sv. Mcu.l 11.011,V37 Other 9. 9 .3. ,, J2 .enpo..Sayankl..theritalo Ilt¢lud. Atwww) ...... Cti.l4s.sle Other Sc./ill= Not. ....... 15.;4.9.14U awl Sliver ..41.1;.. t'26,603.00 I L1C1D5,610 Mardi 13. 110 1. M. MAINTIALI.. (Tie , . •,••,.1..... The above returns, when compared with those for' the week preceding, exhibit the billowing changes: Circulation issue £17,733,196 Decrease £39,045 Circulation active 18,991,04i I)eerease 241,320 Public dkr.its 8,010,287 Increase 221,943 Other deposits --''" Uoremment securities in banking department 14,145,06 Without alteration Other securities in franking department Cuia and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1M514,239 Increase 6,643 The Rest _3,308 The neserve According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday. the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the Ist of March was 3,381,3= In the week receding the amount was 3,399,3371.; there is, consequently, a decrease of 18,030/. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks du ring the same week was 2,66:1,0349., and the pre ceding week's return being 2,671,319/., the decrease is shown to be 7,383/. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Rank of England which. in the week in ques tion, was 19,235,5751. (being 522,565/. more than the week previous) we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 25,260,846 L, which Ishows on balance an increase of .197,1821. as com pared with the returns fur the previous week end ing the 22nd of March. As regards the bud issues, the private hanks are 1,366,199/., and the joint-stock banks 746,051/. below the amount authorised to be issued. TRAFFIC RETrRNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Niles owed RAILWAYS. [The fellow* are yeeterday's quotation; to-day'e sales bend in Ma 4th page.] 511ARE3 AND UNGUARANITED. Name of Ramey. Saari' lb. IMO. I 1831. Butrisit. , Aberdeen Helfivt and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., te Cheshire 792 1,069 Bolton, Blackburn, & W.York 43e 626 Bristol and Exeter Caledonian ' 6,16. 0,201 Cheater and Holyhead 11,341 2,112 Cork, Blarkrock, and Pawagei Dublin and Belfast Junction i 264 468 Dublin and Drogheda ' 771 878 Dublin and Kingstown 1 610 666 Dundee and Arbroath Dumb e,l'erth,AberdeenJ WIC Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian I 7:1 617 East Lancashire 1 2 ,7 3,682 Eastern 4'ounties and Norfolk: 14,453 12,270 Eaatem Union _.. 1 .1 ,88 !I 1,87_5 Edinburgh and Glasgow 063 1 3,676 Edinburgh, l'erthouidDundee i 2,001 1,936 394 Glasgow and South Western.; 3,111, 3,600 Olasuow,ruidey,and Greenock' 982; 1,034 Gnat Northern& E.Lineolnsh.9 &Mit 7,763 Great Southern & Vl'estern(lr)' 3,930: 4,446 Gnat We.tern I 13,890 14,016 Lanewder and Carlisle Lanea.hire and Yorkshire ll,9M' 14,329 SO I Leeds and Thirsk 853 Literpool,Cm,by, .9, Southport! 98' 367 London and North Weruern 40,46'1,39,4W London and lllackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast, 7,666 , 7,415 London and South Wt-dern , 8,3031 8 156 Man.. and Enni.kitlen, 124, 156 Man.. liwtton, & Matlock, &e, itte 104 3 , lancliv‘ter ' Sheff., & Lincoln 6,0101 6,897 Manchesterimil tiouthJ unction', 3081 418 Marvport and Carlisle 6301 586 Midland 120,3 2 20 20,169 Midland Great Western (Ire )! 1,09:3 1,098 Munklanda 1 829 743 Newcastle and Carlisle I 2,063, 2,108 North 1 3,1311 3,183 North Staffordshire 4;&56i 4.*5 North 'Western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham 'Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Uuion South Devon South Eastern 1,2361 1,4 t 2 415' 469 1,238 1,318 407 4.56 1,661 1,740 6,6111' 8,743 South Wake SouthYork.,l)onca.tcr@Gook Tad' Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick , 1,021 1,0191 1,180 1,7 a 2,209 owl 911 - I 935 Wvit t'ornwall Whitehaven Junction 1 York, Newcastle, and Bendel York and North Midland 1 Fonatom. 348 201 i 188 13,007,13,622 6,6421 6,649 1,263 - 6191 - 7711 955 13,8701 16,975 2,6441 2,918 2,6801 3,018 1,1271 7,436 5,4961 - , Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe Montereau And Troyes Northern of France Orleans to %urges (Cent.) Orleans to Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen IRouen and Lievre ittiiisi 160 94 3 39 lii, 22,i 236 188 2621 90 260 111 167 9 28 4991 so. so MARKETS. METALS.—Mr. Illiir.tte's circular states that bar iron continues in fair demand, but few parcels remain in second hands; the last mail from the United States brought large orders for rails, mostly at rates which makers are not disposed to accept. Staffordshire iron is in good demand, and the manufacturers are full of orders. Scotch pig iron. —Several buyers are in the market at a shade under the present quotation. A moderate business is doing fur ship ment. Swedish iron.—Not any transactions have tran spired. Swedish still is in limited request. Copper remains quiet at prices given. Yellow metal sheathing in fair de mand. British tin.—Common is very dull of sale ; several parcels of bar bought by speculators here, some time since', at 841. and &5/. 10s., alter being pressed on this market without meeting a buyer, have found their way to Liverpool only to be attended with the like w Int of success. Relined is in good demandand scarce. Foreign tin is well held. Banta may he quoted at 871. 10s. buyers; sellers SAL Speller.—A parcel of 140 tons has changed hands at 161., at which rate there are two or three parcels offering. Buyers are nut dis posed to give more than 1.51. 15s. Lead is less inquired for; the quotations from New York are not so encouraging. Several parcels of Spanish have arrived during the week, which have gone into home consumption. Tin plates are in brisk demand ; the last advice* from America bring short stocks and improved rates. SUGAR.—The arerage price of Sugar, the produce of the British isiesEMlo:lll in Antericst, ousiepived trots the returns mut: in the week ending the 1 Ith March, 11151, is re. t Id. per cwt. Sitar, the produce of the Mauritius, is /Is. 111 d. linger, the ;Imam,* ul the Last Indies, Zie. 4.1. The average price of the three tome ing de- Nei ipinies, Jointly, to ;74. BRIKTOL, 14A/telt 14. St:GAIL—We hare .411 to report a dull market ; the de mand continues eacessireit earggiett, and lo entirely confined to want fur immediate requirement., a. ri v iiber the retin is or grocers show an) dioquaution to ga into stock; in We,t Indio tic. teriptions the sales are limit. to a tar boards ut wade sugars, at rather easier prioes; of Ofauritt Malady. :.tat mats bans hound buyers, but at a decline of 6t.i. pre cat ; and in torrian some little business km been done ladh In ilaranruoha and Beagle (Ow arriral), the taact particular. of which hare not trinryired. it. tined: A moderate Moi re,. re still doing In refiners' mixture; but &through the .finks at manufactured gaols have been much reduced Lately pries are only with difficulty oupp,rted. In hour suit Kest todia Me,opt we baser. sales to report. klaitt n 14. The following trankietiona took place to-day : St tAAR.-6,K011 ase. tat, iuml ISO Wide. Ikraerara at 340. to VW bd per cot. Ormerara, chiefly at 2a. 4d. to 2s. 7d. per gallon. r..curecrai.-800 kip at 2la to 23e. 3d. per ewt. for II to 12 per coot. refreenon. _ . J urn.-150 b•te4, at 17f. up to 161. 15.. per fru for very flue. It. rte.-3U batty !Smut.), at 15f. f.r v. ry fla. Sabo rt..31'... 360 b.r, id. to W. for damaged, and 1.. 9a. for round._ CAINIIOOb.-21.. ton. It kell, at ?St 13.1. t0.291.' - COTTON.—Llvidtrooi., 11larteu 14.—8 y the arrival of the Africa atearnoolup nn staiday ass we sr. re put is posesolon of the rreeigga of collon sit the ports of America up to the lime of her Fail ing. It appears th -t 91,100 harm In CIVI u. peer the ecorrelomdayg pyrlml bad been brouobt dawn from the country. !is wonder that ouch ammunto awn a tuve an immeoliate and powerful ellect upon our uarket. and Wall wa• the ear. For a time people svve at a loos where to begin, but in the eminent the day the necrositiem of the spinners on wring them rotn the market, bus:ne.s was commenced sit ■ Id. decline on the oroinary and mithiliont towline. of An.yrizan, :dot about id on other kinds. A little further con,itierodnn, and o. clod thit moot pilltieo in America, notwitbstar d ng the prowl 01 rupplieo at a particular moment, do not change their ester ales of the uggrepite crop, ogladenee has gradually come round, and busisera was proem!. Inv in the antral mann. r. Tit.terosy 7,C0 • balm wi re P.OiNI, alarm 2,0 u being on apeculorion, at lb- loolboe ab,ve quoted, the market harihre 14.1.11111 d a ergot s and settk d a,tprarancc. This Mt line, ii i will be seen, emu. 4 ntii ely from the United Mateo. From the ma. nulacturing districts and Manchester we I ace rtdhiste dit.courogina. The CIIBMIIIOO of brokers place ~ lair" ttpliuuls at 7Ed., Mido e at 7,A., and Orleans ot 1,340 American, 1.4. Surat, 77. Maran ham, and 40 l'ornam bar lawn taken un opocutation, and 751.0 Aloe rio.th, 310 , urat, Ind Madre-, 7.• Eytyptian, ano 30 Bahia, for export. dales fur thy week, 31, 11341 boas. WOOL.—ExoLissg.—Lakus, MARCH 14.—Safer this week have been bolted to the item° :kite re4uirczoonts of the ma nufacturers. Prices are quctest the .alue as bat wtvk, altb,,ugh actual sake have been ruther in favour et the buyers. HOSIERY, &c.—LEtcrsren, March 14.—Busineas still continua dull, the Atoertean °Mein •huh are usually received at thin Dotson of the year no: set baring came to hand. The approach of We Great Exhibition has alou a Ii tolency to dlinittivh the borne de mand, but we hope rood to have to report more favourably, tares are rather drooping in prices. Wools remain the same. CORN.—f tiELMsVOII.I), March 14.—The supply of Wheat war mater tte must the pi ice,. of Lot were rather ereriedert Fir ail the tatter derreriptiono ; rod, 3-sr. to 440.; warm, 410. to ark. Har ley scarce, rad rather dearer for the ItittSt qualities. Beans also made toll prices; Maatir fly 4,e. tit 22c.; mho, 23a. to 14. CoVENTRY, March 14.—We note a little improvement in our corgi market to-day. 'fl.e supplt of grain was sufficient for all dontands. Item. Wheat , red at a , adeffice of Id. per bog, and flow malting Marley fount ready buyers, at tally Is. por q'. no, re miner thou la-t week. There W. loot much doing in Beans, but they were firm. llama.' frroly at late rates. EXETER, March 14.—We had a good attendance at our market tooLy, mat W. eat sold Irecy at last seek's priers and libels's filelenwtr, ob.saAtill'irt‘trti';n'eh!tperrley, w w a: n :a to its o n u o ntsal, and ntiaAt Aare Ilniahed w-rking. Data ware ins Mtn dearer, and not so many offering as last week. LINCOLN, March 14.—We have had a small attendance of farmers at m with only a m deratc show at R•h.•at, and. there twine a tolerably frre demand from the aid pr., all tine dry sampler were taken I eunily at 10. e,r 2.. advance. Batley steady or fornor rates. Ott top.. Wane flint, at tally Ire quut.tioost Rod Wheat, 33r. to M..: white, 44.. Itax.ey, 20s. to :So. Oats, 156. to 101. beano, 230. to 234. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 14.—We have had liberal supplies of wneat, ft mr, bras..., and notate. I since Tuesday, and at the same time we b .ve to remak a better feeling m the Haile generally. At this mornings market. win at ..ed filar went in moderate ryquest : at lull pthas. Oats and oatineal.uppolted late rates. Batley, in aro, and peas we: e without change. 15111 5 corn woo in fair request for shipment to Ireland, and purchase+ aro e nut to easy to make a urn Tuesday, but Inert was naMtitah:c change in prices. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the I ; tri to the I.3th of Mardi, tnets• slue: Wheat, +.223 ors. ; I ailey, R:3 ; Malt, 478 ; Hata, 1,261; Hears, 4,700; Peas, ; Indian Corn. 020 ; Oatmeal, :dna weeks; flour, 6,022 gaits and 11,'10 bets. Esp -rts to Irelar.d Whilst, 77 go ; Indian Corn, 2,474 , tadi..n Corn Meal, 2310 Oils; flour, 423 sacks atd 570 bet'. SOUTHAMPTON, March 14.—Our market Wag but mode ratels oomph. d with laritieta' rain, of gnat dry rainoler of %%beat met a ready rale, the two w prim. being against the roller. It .rley rather dearer, m .Itit g eamldra of prime quality rewiring an &dean. of In. to /r. per qr.; and grinding in better requert. Beans a rteady corm impuve KM, at tam :r priucc. Oats in none demand. WAKEFIELD, l'ilarch 14.-The arrivals continue mole. rate; 1:110141Wieat C411.1e• in somewhat improved cambium, and t. r this di ser piton the ritretee proa it of teat week are made, but millers buy with their weal caution, th , large imports of Flour oter .ting to limit Iheir demand for atis attic e. Extra Hoe Barba lamp rather mire money; in other sorts then 14 no alieratiem. Fine aeu slat. are to segue... 4 sad fetch rebated; high rutos, but me-aline eptalitin are as tir.firre. nhdling oath, dearer. Beans and other arde:es without variation. The following are the present cpewations :- Wheat, per qr. of COlb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Eases, and Kent, red, new, 9s. to 40a.; extra, 411%; white, 425. to 12e.; extra, 464; Nor folk and Hunte. reel, 36<. to 3's.; extra, ,390.; white, 3as. 42..; extra, 45..; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, rot. 325. to 47..; extra, Mc; white, to 3114.; extra, 415.; Yorkahlre, red, 325. to 365.; extra, 371.; white, 3-1.. to 390.; extra, 41a. • ttantaie and li.aiigstntrgh, white, old, 395. to 43a; tetra. tn.; L ower Baltic and Ilatuburgn, red, 37a. to sr" ; extra, 38a; Mediterranean red, 2 . J.. to 3es.; extra, 34e.; old Engash, 335. to 415.; white, ags. Barley, per Imperial qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 2.5. to 22..; extra, 21. a. Lincolnshire and Yorksh.re, lie to 24e. ; titre, 27a; Seateb, 33e. to 21e.; extra, 275.; grinding, 20.. to Vs. ; f. reign, 21s. to 2n. • ' extra , 234 Beans, per qr., G3lb. to the bushel, emall, that-, 27.. to 2be.; ticks, 14. to 275. *• t ortign, 24.. to 20s , oats, per stone, melding, new, 64. to 9d.• teeding, to 10J.; foreign, Sd. to bd. Melling, per loati of 22a. to 235. Malt, per load of 6 Matteis, 34.. to ens. • ha; per qr. imp., blue and white hllers, 33a. to 2Ga.; extra, En.; grey sod feed, 2;s, to 2.34.; extra, 27a. Rapeseed, per last imp., K.gush, 241. to 271.; foreign, 214 to 271. 'armed, per imperial yr, 3Ra. to etts. Imports during the week : Whey, 9,090 en.; Earley, 6,760; Oats, 247; Beans, ',out ; Shelling, la. CATTLE, &C.—BEDAI.E, March 11.—We had a large show of tat Cattle, winch were readd) r Id at an AL:vanes of Isom to ral per stone ; a large qual.tite of Iran •toch war sold at advanced rates. An average mantel. ut fat sheep were quit.aiy sold, and pricea impronvL Beef, 4a. ed. to o. td. per stone. Mutton, ad. to Gd. per lb. CARLISLE, March 13.—The slaw of Beasts this MOTllillif WWI a Liege UM, end a few prime heifer• and nuaoclis Were among those un offer; a better show as to qudity has nut appeared in our market Inc some weeks. A number ul buyers were early astir, and bueuhaa proceeded somewhat epiritedly. kitten incline upw rd. the weather twine favourable for sl-ughtertng. Tarp: The market only modi rattly stocked ; thaw on offer found ready purchasers at fully . Yak rates. calves more natal than fur some week.. is this de acription of steak ►u•inees Ism lanaut.l. A few PIO also offered. Prices ef, 4. 'id. to Ss. 3.1 per stone. Cheep, ifd. to 54.1. (Elves, 44d. to Sid. per lb., slaking offaL EXETER, March 14.—The supply of cattle was a fair average on., and that of Sheep rather larger than on the 'revamp. week. 14 Heel ru ed Wass Ts. to 7s. 91. per abore. Barrem rs were pla ntahl, and sold freely, the heat making be. 6d. per score. ( osa - and Calves, 71. to I 11, each. butchers' Calais plentiful, at atiot. to Sat. per lb. There lowa tolerable demand for cheep; prime at artillery were purchased for the Bristol and London markets at 6d. per lb ; ewee, to 344. The supply of Pork cureaora to.doy was og in Larger than Ludo, But week, and fovea, were malntrina.d, the figure rearing from be. to la. per mane; lo a ten instruct, very choice au ti• eke Draught 7s. 3d. per awe. • - YORK, March 13 —The supp!y of Beef was small and of middlog quality, and may be q .otect at fr.in is. hi. to So. 1.1. per stone. We had a Mtge supply of Sheep. particularly in hop, w•iieh 'tiring putts than the demand, left ' , WV , I , Shid• Mult. 3 3d. to SO.; wellies* and hoots, Sid. to W. tsar lb. We bad a LIN. supply of lean Cattle, .ad a fair amount of burin:as d to theta, but at prices. A good shier ul Coin, with en Improved us macs, sold at picae according to their quilitty end moditiou. GLASGOW, March 13.—We bad again • large supply of rattle 19.:7 ). SAM in consequent* dull. at barely lest steles r..u a, end a good many were Milled out unsold. rest quality. 42e. &I. Jo. cwt.; inferior, 33a to 411. There were ;ewer Sheep—Mt!, they proved tun, equal to the demand. No improvement Li price cus be quoted, but ail were mid. gest Weddell lid. per lb. Err. -WHeter N.in, 11,. 6d.; Taal Adair, Lain, lli. G'l.; Ord's Mali, 12s. 13d. • Townley, ; Wftt Marley, 14.. 6d.: W)laen, 13e. ; Walls Hod &unhorse, ide.: Walla End Brown, 12e. 6.1.; With. End Liewtok and Co., 13e. 3d. • Wa Is End (raelorth, 13e. 3d.; Walla End Hotspur, lls. 9I • Walls End Hilda, 12*. Walls End Lamm, 1:e. 6d.; Walls ' End Morri.on, 13a. d.•; Led Nottburnberiend. 12e. 9d. • Eden Mani, 13a. *A.; Walls End I.OE, 134. 9d.; Vial's End iltttoll, 13e. dd.; Ware End Mama iSe 6d.; Walla End LIIMIGM, Ns. Va.; Wall. End Lumley, 13e. lid.; Wale End Ruesel'e Ilettur, Hs. id.; Walls End Stewart* 15 4 XL; Walla End Denison 13e. 3d.; Walls End Henri ' Hall, I4e. 3d ; Walls End &lath Hartlepool, 145..9d.; Walla End 'ltroroley, H.. • Well. End Adelaide Ti.., 14.. 31 ; Walls End Maeledne rte., 9d.; Walls End Seymour Tees,l3t. ' • hirchirrore Oralsoln, Cowpen Hartley, 11.. id. • Gloms Coe Ourwin Stone, 14e. 6d. ; Nis ell Merthyr and Cardiff , Hi; Oldies,'" Motley, 14s. 6u.-Shi a at mallet, 2r3; said, SO. day at our quotations. The tranmetious sMee the departure of bet packet we “ti 131141 at 410,(100/. ma Loudon, I.bo,O.Mfr. on Purls 73 41a (ma 3.3 to 314, an dM. 14e.•. a•NI.V oon }Louboi g from 324 es. The shipments Mat month sere 231,144 oafs maw Captor 1 .14110 In Junuu•r, 250 o w. , 7 noa,, 7 132 bane's 472 h,G eta ar ; 13,17 • hide . 3 Abn ~ref 047 Miles; 23,444 on and cow borne; I pipe rum: 1,611 mall, totsioss; I, 53 bap rio •; 3,15i2 Vona' JilC.ralo 8 1,0,3 law relit toptAa , 2,4.144. • .... CUteri. —Diving the interval elapsed from toe date of our laid cir cular so the clieie of the part month biminesa was corded oo edit un- Ina rrupteol activity at a gradual advance el about tar no on the price of the bet ar dtheriptiona. The males in the month amounted to 210,00 bags. This ei nth only .I.dit 3P,11.0 La,. frith beim e at, traeue ions booing hoen nearly ...newly 4 for .everal .v. previous to the arrivalof the Toviot Steamer. The supplimo, within lair fistnigiit, bore lean rather rum:crate and hOdera in face of • stock of only 50,000 bug. are very tire, but Judging from the accounts lately received from Europe It to probable that prim. will gine Way so wan a. the market be more amply rum& d, Good green &eV% COI/tiny,' Orr, warm. The cearimono in Jonuaiy amounted to 270,629 laic., of which 105,947 hugs for the United States (agalort 106,837 in the correspon. .ins month lasi year) 3 for Abica, 33,406 for Antortrp, 2.675 for Hermes, •RI toe the Cape of (Meal Hope, 2.550 'or Comtiona, 6,099 fur Cu enhagen, 2,920 for Carla, 19,.22 for the Knglisto 1 hoed, 06 be royal, 9;147 for Havre de Grace 24,011 ler Ilioniburg, 4,390 for Heloingfor., 946 for Liverpool, 2,68 h for Mud; 0,36.1 for named:Los 233 for °gotta, 28 for Hive,. Pate, Li , sss Lr Trieste. Sonic —tit Campo. abort 1,6 . 0 ca-en have @Trim d, and smut 950 cam. have be m mid prir.e•prlly for home consomotion, at 2 del,. 300 to 2 dol.. 700 and I dol. 000 to 2 dole. The demand both UT rethink num and Idreelo ougar tins of Lite been eery elicit, the let oak" of Idiom deieriplion wore eff.'et d at 2 dm,. ;on the f o rm, p o t 2 dote. tiOU the latter. The gong is band is ahout b dome Campo.. 7,600 hag, Pernambuco, and 3,0 0 bergs Matt*, delta re euitinuna to pier: it in this market, owing chiefly to the high prima demanded by todere. 'the. Wee clove ...ur feet comprire about .35,000 htdcs, the 141st Granite hotter at 175 ca., luedtuot a d light mined at NO re , and light nt. to MU re. the River Clati• heavy at 145 re. to ITO rt... and MeiiioOl and light ihmed at 'Sol to. 'The 'took, comintina prioepaisy of bemy bide., is about 115,000, of which 91,000 are km Oninde. . . etym.-1 he traftetsituete in Sue per Cent& have beten conk& ruble. The price ham e aperteneed no material alterutieet eine:sour Ler, omit( to ae.tera b.mug het ri roily tett by the demand. The bue.neett in pre. asocial lupe* tote limn r..re eirce!aeenbed ; the feet ti.te wee at U. -.. LICIIAIOI... -loath.% 24; hark, 3:3; 113..hur.r, 593; Me hold, 150 per rent. preen.: pans of 6,400, oh!, .6;49 escli ; ditto, new, .0,0461 each ; ;memo of 4,004.1, 9,000; wlscr ado, lOU mr rent. prem.; copper, 1 to 4 par rent dint.; Ilpanislt doubtompa, 39001 to 1 4 ,0 6 4 :Nitre t doubloons, 20,5 U ; ttrosuoll dol: do, 1,400 to 1.910; Patriot do.i.ro, 1,000 to 1,0.0; 'overruns, 0,7 i to 6 .6 00 : 000 4 6 I.er cent., 66 to net ea. die.; ditto, provincial, 03 10631 co. My.; share. Bonk, 705,060. F 01104117, • - krailsnd, 506., 3 per cent.; 23.6:1.1. Channel, 7:o. 6.1. to 736., /Into; Antwerp, .7. 6d. to 506., ditto; liambJeg, 124.6. to db. dd., ditto; Med:ter...nem. 856. to 735., ditto; I'm led make, 105 to 1121_ cts., ditto; Ilsore de Grace, 70 to d 10 per o nt. P.S. MONDAY, rms. 10. —lmettsiros. 31.1e..ge amounts base be passed this morning at JO and 291. e 01 1 ,160 —N4OB, 1,2, 0 Cue, at a reduction of 100 rr. illtlpszents Una month, 111,049 bags. PEKNAMRI.:OO, FIN. 17. litronro.—Coffee, 3:600 4:000; boor, dried, Rio runde, 1:1101 3:0 0; ditto, Boehm 0yn0,1:441U tort, railed, 44:000, purl. 62100, 200-11; boost, 4.001 4:600; issue, 4.400; lead m Data , 10:1163 11:061, data. short, 135.00 14: 00; thuo, wated, 14•40 u br.oner's copper, 931; obeettittot And sally 60U; clove. 312); iron, Lnglo3s, In bor. 3.000 3:2 , 41, 141i10, uw. dick 9:500 600Uo ; d,tto, block, 13:,610; demi johno, WU: gio, Tare, 3;'.60 3:2400; gunpowder, rmitior. 1W 3 U. Arosis.—Rtn, 10:009 .15.19.10, cotton, 164 to:Oily, 6:6041 6:8110; ditto, ',ad gu day, 6:206 On26U; sugar, wh te, 1:2.0 2:200; ditto; brown, 1:3 0; dry rafted laths, 113 127; lamed Mat. 1:600, tm borne, 2:300 31.0. Lzetomgc on Leedom, Md. From LONDON Friday, March 14. .AAI!KRUkII3. Cuettaw °MAHAL New Oiford-atreet, larder, to surrender lurch 21 at 12, awl .3,e al 1 at 14, et Beatnahall•atrtet. N 1., ea.ple, DIA*. street, Ibwthiroter4qugre ; otl. orig., Waltuanw, ba•ntalual. *treet. LOCIITZR, 014strect, W. Luke'r,ltn,l King,ttert, St. Gass. in-tlis-kisttls, Later, Starch 2s at 11, utd Apr.t S I at I, at Ltasstt hati...Ustt. s. la., Meet.. liallesty, Ftschurch-street, utt. Juhus.,s, E3msgS..ll-aWett. .... . , . . York hire, woollen cloth calinufas torer, Monk 28 said May at il, t i" , 11.1 Court. t,olc, Ile.p, llutlacolttchl, KM Iklal awl Barwick, Lattii, utf. so.tg., Youuth Leeds. .DECLAILEITONB OF DIVIDENDS. Juan Baty 11;r71;1411:rer - likiitu;:ai;ii,tit7.1jt;nt —2n I di,. at 11, ltd., march .4 aud three sutta.quent Seurdlyo, at brvoit'it, MAkTIN BOWDEN, Licabatcret, exput merchsat—lat die. of l Id., March la rad thich submqucut ar.ut.la)s, rt laroamits AC. church-L ue. • DUN BithWlN, Sheffield, kinket—:nd and final die. making 20a. March 22 and any 11,1b;equent Saturday, at Vreroant's , bett;ld. uun braNaLo lsidefur be...shoe, p.uter— ls and og atay 1 uo:day or islday Ott r N.rch 17, at Minimum's, Lartor. 11•11.1..5 Toon. DlPitlll, Halo avid-wort, St. Paner.--let day. of 211. 5d Marta 15 awd Utree autacqua ut baturde)a, at Edwards', Caidarorma lautats, &calved-row, Walworthannal, corn merchant —2nat dw. of ia. 2.1., Match 13 mud three suloirquent raurdaye, at laroom'a, eitachurcla.laroe. Davao titian and .10.1.1 i !!Aran, Slaithwaaite, Yorkshire, cloth Mina- Mature's fluid thr i ll!" s karn 21 mul may subiequciat thurs2 day, a: theesuan'a, Gamma WILL'. liascucuirra, rbeffleld, manufactrarer—lit div. of lis ad., Mardi 1.1 arm any iulauadeut tuturday, at F re,m.ma, Sheffield. WiLuAll lama/num, Midfield, merchant-3rd mod lama dir. of PL, Mann 22 and stay aulavequeut Saturday, at t reem.au'r, Juus Mown, VarLahno, arumr-2ami dav, of ad., March 44 mud Way otitrietiUktit Saturday, tat kitemattiA, Ar•tneld. Jun, Moan, t, JUL., to al2, If qoamer land hual uay. of &laths tat Id., March li, mild any 1,110•10141111 t. Thursday, at Mecum's, Leeds. iILUARI PHA and Jens l'iott, Mockwearutouth, &id builders—lot din. el Cal. on now preariol , p.rtot let nlO. id to. no. DlcontiOnody de e' t 0..), Marelt au j atbeequout batustui, tt Aka's, Now caa upue.uh-rftte. i'IOWTALL, pal" atlft Inane WOIitIIINUTON. Liverpool, sham Woken. haat um. weld., day day preetutta to MAhleoll V, at Loorpoul. loam lteecttes cntttteid, blather —2nd and anal die. Inak:ag 2A., tiaroh 22 add any latuottoodt caturd..y, at eseensac'e, chattel. uhm Catty ed. No •.'a, Iluetmedulastert- ' draper • let der. of 2a. t d ., Mania IS and twit, autakquatt Culr4olo, at Latitude% riamb.uoit-ouart. Joit:Thu ;a; notliteld, steel molter-Ist div. art at, March 22 and any subrequeut meturay, ut erreman'a, sturttcld. SIMON Ifol7Tll/1 ,oer.h-idrect, krustady, cabinet and furniture mama. facture, - a id l ids. ul a s et.,3l.aeh 1.5 and three suSeequeelt hatur days, at kalerarde, Sadittna.k.moart. Juno lemma 114 s quay, [koonshire, hatter-Ist and Anal die. • at I.N. ad , any 1 swabs) , or IrLisy slbscquent to March 17, at Ilernanistea, hz,•tes. Cllsi.l.l/1 Low :11,4Alsoult and Donn Braenesu4n, Manchester, raanu- Lecturers .-2nel dor. .4 f. 1., sod is. is d. upon law yroota. Aped 1 awl any subsequent Tuts oy, at 1. role, 'a, stairienoster. • Juno '1 csouent, osarcotoush, Yorkshire liner:draper -ind and anal utv. of 4a. 4.1., Laren .17 and say aula,squeut ouraday, at Yre.... man's, L. ear. Unary traw , tia Wesaimaorry Sheffield, sheer plate manufacturer-and die. at z.d., Msreli 22 awl any aulsequent rusturday, at reentan's, bhetheld. Clialasminta Waxes, Yoh:, saddler-fat dir. of 34., March 27 and any rubarqueut Taur.tlay, at froculan'e, Lamb, .111.113.• 1/1.k.1.A4Ati5 2,lr.ty, Yorkshire, ..tier Matufacturcr-lat ate. of M. iii., Jlarab '.l and airy autuaqmut batutslay, at Free man', ahedieid. • WA/mit Doncaster, Yorkshire, gunsmith-Ist dlr. a 5. 4.1., M den 45 :mai any suusequent Meturdly, at freeman% but Mehl. Juno I mass; oliette el, merchant -3rd and anal die. of ld., Marsh St and any au .sequ•lll J.. 11.17.1.41, at Is aru ssi y bbs d ekL 14UF.24 1.13.-Jtoi tl a. J , E. Brett, Gam •Ittat, Durham, tailor- Aprd 11. J. U. ISrattio. Ulm ster utulterper- Apra K. T. Con, Man. thoner, wino ..nd not it morehalt 5. W. Erley, Ulu., path, icuurd-hue, latUitor - Apni 5. M. P. Eno .rds, tArek, Monmouth. stare, Mxu and wooden draper-April 4. J. arahatuWaterloo place, et. Jame',„ uplioldcr- April 5. U. flamer titeekfrutra.rout. tuituttra,.er-- Atop 4. C. A. llarrie, Umbel, IL rtgretal,L t., and rarest Uruncbj, Linonnshire, tlsa moaner Aped 7. J. llaywar Iltalutaa, oluopature, mews oar-April a. W. Kuper, brand ourrcy CALA, Cam ta rued, ware moo o stn c , April 7. W. Loan, Istramthead, t:netuar, merchant -Arn 4. W. Lena, Leserta.ul, usercludat-Aptu 10. in. L. Lowe, ball.llU, Lammas!.r, s iett.a..er - Ap. u 3. U J. ILtumt. , Mask, blAlefitClll.lr....l4l/..-7-.11.711 7. J. Alm aste, Live, pool, hate. keeper - April .u.l'. lt. Pdurroun, Lteerisoul, me tu. A. 1 . 1,011411, Pctill.‘ll,ll4b,lllll,llulayal--411.111 4. C. Searle, 111.11.111114.1.1.41y-rord, amber merchant -April 5. W. nbaw, Mans* Lascastnre, pi oder- April F. D. Oyster, 'Watson hutlandstire, cabinetmaker -Aptil I. IL :11,4.47111.1.11, La-eu•, oak mercer-April 4. J. steers- lyundford, our re), watch and clear =door-Aped It. J. 'f.alur, tweldale, Lancashire, oaten 111111111 el 1..5. ta7WT, Statues, Middlesex, irt . ..ear -April 11. 11. luumpsuu, Ne4eatumopott- ur, wooer-April 5. Y. Y. l'rtuta...treet, ITalore,.square, coat militate, -.stall 4. J. WeUti, Luton, Itedrunlenize;ittaw plait dealer-Aped 4. J. Wright. Northampton and 11-. rd. itiMate, 7.0 ,tioniotouslure, and 41,rmnw Matti, oall merelmst -Apr/I 1. It. Wught, coppice-sow, thwart:mail, amine mersimut. . . . Ctilaiiio.a inn no lia granted, unleea mibe be shown to Us. contrary, un tlir lay of uwellayi. April 3. G. Burton, WhluAlia, nuandr.ticr -April 3. 11. Orton. jam., Brighton, froatuungur- Aprit 0. W. liarri.un, mouth, Northuoatterhod,. rourcilaia-4r114. A. Hdiewan. i.rd. builder-Ann! 7. J. ebut, I. rodatiani, abaline, groom-April a. W. laylOr, auCtiollet - W. 'f[WILIp..43, New", tw.upon. gromr-Apru 4. 1. %%oak% i'runaa.atreet, -ipia;* court muliner. lb bA)r.V6.-A. C. Bentley and It. r. Greg, lialieben, litre- shire, costa. mitinew -T. isrbuil mid W. if a.Len ate, railnas coiaractora-J.•Brook, J. Mutg.troyd, out I'. Kind, Iluddet seta, Yortsiare ' Liao.-J. Cuiticr 4mA J. Payout., USA claoster, wow/ware inanafaiiturerti • J. laaxly awl C. Lowy, limner, outdo, &hub, matters-U, A. h spat:kir aud W. Walter. lion Lion. • hibt.otztal, City, adveruaung agents B. B. Iraur And It. Cindl, Odle, mar Learn., tlaw.ex, ar.tvel -A. leUilut and J. !tonna, Lannain.re, otwomigtita -T. Lague mid W. Allen, lAwrpous. W dre.i lt W S . ..o h:L. 2th Wreeltr, Leionittr, meta hoildan -J. B. Latchlued and J. nava, Upper id. Waimea...in , lormaaorkers J. Ludirtg awl G. Glam. Beal, Kant, tuvera k4et4-..su.kunab Mail, and W. H. A kit e , Ilya...arra, ek.drest, i.utrliew lliAte, W. (Lame, and J. Pickard, LArtni.ter, Cute.. awl atauuen-J. Kuthedurd awl J. Aldimte, Wel. drapet s- eaundera ano Satin. was, Ban, meatus.. -J. r•usw sod Macchia or, Low but. tor. uanut.eturrra- W. ahspman toss:4:lZi...2AL,Nite:tuig"", Mbmvb. stop, wall co▪ tton roarutanonera-W.:Mtraver and C. Mama. Wyjnwer, f u nwide, drapers -J. 'A owl and K. Wood, Ala:yr-wt. Ctieti.t.r.ll4 r4,14,41.A1ders- K. Wood, J. Wood, and J. Abater, llaryport, Ctitalirr laut •, Graltuaket., a s lar u. iitartni .1. Wood. 0t.4.1 It ntAILF.-TBATIONS. Rom= CIAIKum, Ititst, alas nsercli.mt, March 17 and April IS, at !Mil) Hotel, fr..iaburgh.. • &mai. cm .51, Cr..absll , ktealiewab.re, bricklayer, Maul 21 sad April 11, at be Sara tn . * goad Inn, randay. 'Jous Tann', 0151 %111.U411 "AVIA.* t.tillacatiarreri, Lea: Si Ir:ugh March and April 0, at 1.1a..00 114,1„ atirlacf. MANCHISSTER, Mardi 14. STOCI EXCIUNGIL—We had a very strong market throughout toe day, sod prism were sg.dn iu advance. lucre woo a Writer baelne•a done than Ire recollect .Ina 1845. Lai:con:re and Yotkahwea 64k. Lo don nod Noah Westerns, 1334. BRISTOL, March 14. STOCK EXCIIANOI.-.We have experienced an active market, with price. arm. Great West, As left ..14 at e 24. Midlands U 67 . wt. MT., he ag as IbliTieto rah= Wades of a ger ahsra fhrewaku.v sad hirnwealiants. (toe A, were resat In at 34 Ma South beton. chard et SOU South Wale% at 314. Taff Yale Qum wr Shama at 4 ; and York cod 3hath /Colmar at 291. Cl die. There ware likewise some Wei 0( Bristol Watt r Works at 13. BRAZILIAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Ru.) DE JANO ISO , F lu . 8. w•A RA - Pl e D a p P t. As itr o in AG r E ord A , N an D A ii me A ri l can ir F s a li F i l p G haa irL arrs -711. 114 The exchange, since our last circular of 7th ult., having from c. 4,„ 9. 97 days to London Docks, and 95 diva to owned at 39i 10 3ne coda lad Mandy, and considtuatde busideco was , the Uowaa. She has brought 1,300 tons of toa to 943 Rdim at tame ram both at 60 and no ra.9. nil toward. e done of ' the moat nor :ea aged.ngraibtaLy todecLne. and is damns rtryff.n to. go.:r t onnage. q 41dis 11/ So II 12 dim - - 11l II 6/ 11411 I {9 ) 20 1841 111 10 Il 8 iy alp 3y li die ; . 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