The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-28 00:00:00

1 1111.ral l ra r — - ' . . -,- - • •; 4 4 • •' • • 4 . • ‘ ~• • 4• 4/s‘B 7 '. de e : 4 44 .......... . r . . 0. 4. r • •• 4 • 4 .. • • 4 • 4 4, • 4 4 • •4 r , . //, ./ • .fl .. r• i f t‘ ••• ••• ••••• i f litVb l e . ( Evtprt YY No. 1,694.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ....--- _ z eousii AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING ' QUARTERLY RETURN OF THE MARRIAGES, attendants,. This criminal negligence of sick children by RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. MINES. OsaltsallY. BIRTHS, AND DEATHS IN ENGLAND. their parents deserves the attention of the l o cal authorities. Le** CUMIN* Of ilia milmeeklaa having sesertellneil It will be recollected that it was in the eastern counties aera we various earimalma Milihell MOM that otte -a a ir w i n,,,,,.. that the crime of poisoning by arsenic was some time ago THIS DAY. TlilB DAY. THIS DAY. r .„.a --- fl outs+ smassegliwalt Nam has It. Proosi mom' Last night the official report on this subject was brought to light. Two o'CLoce. Two (Menet. There is more business doing to-day in the Gold s'wo o'CLoet sm. ~,,„1,1,, pwralanat of the power lot that cartes, see. ism r d . • In the south-western division the mortality was above 1 This is " continuation day" in the railway share The English stock market elated with a strong Mining share, , both in and out of the Stuck Ex it was 0 1 his return comprises the births and deaths registered by the average in Wiltshire, Cornwall, and Sousersetabire k t andpreparations f the settlementof the ~„ 0,, s, is.. sills Company. t . limit the hest el Glans ' I mar e , han and with the increased enuir much are ___,, 14 ".1, 5 „ --- 1, is stemmed era neotation. ow Imiedredgbeasend 2,190 registrars is all the districts of Eugland during the below the average in Devonshire. "`"---- • * lb lw a ello161 1 4i“ WA as own•Poostioll amnia of muttons quarter ending December 31, nd the mar- The West Midland division experienced*. average rate's:count are in progress. Generally the rates for car- of stock having o ff ered, and to-day still more fi rm • looking c up again. Ague Fries arc in more ass , ~,,,, ... ging over to the next account rule very light. ~..is... sres lints pre illh Mattes in more than 12,000 churches or chapels, about 3,218 of mortality. nets has been apparent. l'rices at one time attained favour, and quoted 21 to 24 prem.; Nouveau Mendes, i s ,. „,,ars Wane WIII ea err until after the general r egistered Maces of worship unconnected aoh the estah• The mortelity in the counties of the North Midland divi- The fra n of the market to dray is altogether y sm3..s. , tinsia eis ase. OW; Monti tbe es. "I d • better, and a general rally in quotations has tan hvit t Us shuseh, and 623 superintendent registrars' offices, in shin differs little from the average. ito a pram. „ s .ka Jin110.1.. 0 a lb. nose tae in it donrsbie to raise ad- above the improved quotation of yesterday. The in- , a , The Australian gold shares arc also firmer. Aug , awl road, ,eh herd* WM dame win be mole m resy be the quarter that ended Sept. 30, 1851. The population of the West Midland Division, comprising taken place, especially fur North Waste Lance- quirY' however, in this department is still much less 3 ' is. sitimiletlank nibs will then be months' to tag The return of marriages is not complete; but the defects Gloucestershire, Herefordshire Shropshire, Staff .rdshire, I ' a shire and Yorkshire, , Great Westerns , and Mid- traliats Freeholds rule at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The 5 ,,, 1 ,. i s p . by t ad, of t..d.og al par mane a grimarliemse eumber of such Was to are inconsiderable, and approlimotive numbers have been Worcesterehire. and Warwickshire with Bristol, Birmintr- 1, .than might reasonably have been expected, when the letters of allotment in this undertaking arc out to- t.++. Lb., way driblet Rat eseire. invited from the records of pri , vious years. ham, and the p o p ulation of the cooldistricts, was 2,132,853; Lanus. " abundance of money and the pressure for investment French shares are also very firm, and realm' A . d .r. al .4 the Vueepeny will have Knaland for Sydney on nese- he marriages and the births exceed the average num- the deaths were 49,238; too numerous, unquestionably, are taken into contlideration. The improved feeling day, and it is understood that the applications are far in excess of the capital to be raised, besides being the Nith ono. by the vemel canal the HAMAD Itapevor. awl ila T.". ' ..1 nun , h ... 40,7, bets ; mid the deaths are alas, slightly above the average of but leas by 5,700 than the deaths out of a smaller number it :. VIII nettal that the OMR, ste 14.1 .11 , 11 te r DINV•011117of to-day is partially occasioned by the receipt of . 1.-. wive tonal by the end of tike month of Femme y. the corresponding quarters. of people in Lancashire, higher rates. higher prices from Paris. on account of most respectable parties, including many of the bankers. Australasian arc quoted Ito ' n i ts ,. a ,„,„.,. , ~..4 . 44.1.1 be outwitted fire OW &AO. ashore* ea For the whole of the year 19,51 the births have greatly The health of the York, the northern, and the Welsh di• ell allta AND STOCKS 11N011,1111AWITZD. I °trail ' , P ric " B4 " t ' da Y .7 of too f g re t sai de r %oast. Me :ma inst. Yee iN ee p aes b r ing ramp( Men exceeded the numbers in any previous year, and the mot- visions was nearly as areal; the prevalent epidemics are ign i, I. stoc h k and railway share departments 1 poem .; British Australian, par to ,S prem.; Colo a., is item o , the Joint-4 oek i oinp 0i..4 Hi /venal, Aiike, we tality has been lower than it was in any of the 10 years specified in fi l e r e gistrars' whs. sa. Pd. lawyers. Yeetforney , to lars. Oe .xi. ange arc now occupied with the nial, 1 to 4 prem.; Port Philip and Colonial, 2 prem. , ire ither dowilmast Is required to be wool by the i.o` • 1 ,, , aow i . 1 „.. i , pad e r alen b :., 1841-50, except 1843, 1845, and 17150. Ti.births, deaths, — - -- settlement of the account, which will be brought to eat rat his tber tube ity yun unman SR MI libwillaill 10/ ll] 114 1 a liquidation on Friday. siewtra. -Hy ..der of the limed, B. A. DIitAILL Stu and marriages show •a balance of births over rieatiiii, and an M 84 amtemb, flOttir . M.. islets Monday next has been fixed by the Stock Ex change committee for the settling in British Amara- L ,......., ;a, me n a ve -atress, Jae.2l, teal. increase of families, which are only observed iu • state of end sem J SWUM .. a l 41 41 Consols opened this morning at 9n: to 1 , at which prosperity. Thu tendency at the end of the year to decline LAW INTELLIGENCE. fin all libmiletv.aliteareellet . 94 IN range they now stand, both for money and the 10th H an s h ares. ------_ P RELIMINARV PROSPECTUS of the towards the average state of things will no doubt attract attention to the great intermits aad to too public health of THIS DAY. Cl is mmesetemoasesairssi fatealim a lette33/.tiedia. - - Me February, after being for a time • supported at 961 ersITIIAL at'S [LULU. 6011) MINING COMPANT. M. IN O&M ant SNOW ... .. 11 14 to 2. The government broker invested again at 961. Ica sears eloping bluelawil Eroild wally itemetried. peswient 5.7 rid 5 Victoria, eiwt. 110. the country. EQUITY COURTS. St so Onedenim _.,._ -_, ... II tit 13i The official report is as follows:—Three per Cent. 1 moms. istd. prices I deed Teattner4ry Odisa, 11, AtehatalwlllEa‘ City. WILIIII/1011.11. es as Choleroid Mdeneed ... If 19i 19 I yesterilay. fairy% Oteltot t: 117 .° 6 '• m ' 77 . 7 ' i b°° ^ • ''t 6 ear, to as paid sr la 7611 74,310 persons were married in the 3 months ending Bayou nes Imam Jewel= or AMA:. SO 4.4 De Maid Illihmlimas... 21 ladle Consols 904, !" ; ditto for account, 904, 1, 2. Three -- amvsa 1 Isgs. eii. on allot/nest, and so furthest liability. September 30th. The rapid loco:axe of the marriages in IN RS N0113.8.-IN LUNACY. 3) all Duds% Para. seilabee. per Cent. laueed, 971,4-. New Three-and-a. Quarter moo, lo s , la n k, car ara l ia ....... I ~,,.' 1 1". i a 1RV.... Enstlend from 29,221 in the September quarter of 1810 to In this case the petitioner (who was the tuned'''. instAr) ,nett . Si Ilise c i:e. the Ilea J. t. W. Vivian, Depute-LiewL Of OwnwalL I is 37.155 in ISil is partly duo to the increase of the popula- and her husband had been appointed, in 1838, eammittems SS all ism Vahan (MC& ii per Cent. 98: 4. Long Annuities 1860, 7. India li.m.. so :mistime c.,i. amen Douglas, Sok. Calo tr. 64W , WIMP • from nad partly to the increased disposition to intirrieigc. of the estate, end the petitioner the committee onheklereen, mi sti mad Lit)) .. „.. .. •at 111 Stock, 239. gouth Sea Stock, 104 Bank Stock, 2""* fu , Ainuatiaa .......... ••••-••• 1 6 1 4 "1 Su,ooo 1 Ave Marla il4 es pat (was yew la set as their winseis.) s le i a. C 1 L h . /11.) :. 111 217, 2164. smeo CO Intumesce km aid Cbel sa ... ... BOP toms. in the September quarter of 1841 and 1851 out of 100,000 • on the lunatic. Since that time the income of the estate, et. st 7 it 7 The Hon. inks Cron& walker Vivian, 41, Oreesestreet, persons 311.5 and 400 married ; consequently, out of the same amounting to about 1051. bad been, by order of the Is all MEn Wan% 014; A... Exchequer Bills meet with more inquiry, and have J." -- emsmssonst• .--- ,-• ... ... ~no AIWA Men ... 1.3 .. court psi to the committees of the estate, and by them up- ~,, ~ LQ. 11h) . 41 41 Itt , Itei. lima Arbiter Ombra. FortlAn 74 trute toot il = number of persons 8 married in 1811 and 9in 1851. improved Is being now quoted 363. to 395. prem. loom 35 ab.,(6..., a p.i. $44 1r• t• Addy May.. Ireland. The number of marriages is less than it was in the pre- plied or f the benefit of the lunatic. The husband of the ''" else 8 and 45iiti.. a al 3 air l'idup t larte. win., Writhouniedwilavillaa. violas June quarter, which is usually the case, and eligh s t o ll petitioner having lately died, the effect was that the grant j . a sil 14. 11, /amidr. s mae e eree ''' - 164 15 Of India Bonds onto been dealt in at 695. to 71e. prem. c l . OOO so 1 rm. Omar sad Ceiba .... elf 111 • . 11,000 20 , Do. W. Johnleel lie; ...' IS 3 331: Col. Rob rt Ikwalan. LA., r.K., be., Faber, Surrey. - -. The arrangements for the settling have restricted less also than it was in the corresponding quarter of 1-• to the committees of the estate was gone, and that there yo all gut es W **a Dee* 12,01 ... 'Cebu New ,eo 33 34 . Swami Bennett, Lai . It, St. Mary Am was no longer any party having a grant of the cum-business in the foreign house, but paces are firm, and William' Mesta keg. 17, Behreave.arvet. The marriage returns of 18.50 and Mil exhibit the excess mil Nun lem_ den.... 49 SO William l'eWwww. E.l'llto 311,3•0•010. Temple, sad 01031 • 04,1,40 tets which, since 17.50, has been insatiably observed, when the tidy of the estate. The object of the present Cl. SO WhaffenlielMilibloWlw 23 37 in several instances show an improvement. Mexican ira l trara 3 Muff. *Australian CoPP77 24 4 I le w e eeviurse.icerace. substantial earnings of the people are alcove the avera g e ; petition was to save the expense of the appointment of other IL• a t 117 D om~ 4 • ;it) 1 i 101 i N M eti ' z wes isan a k Mende V"l""deaa t 3 44 4. I Bonds are a good deal better, and transactions have 300.,)7,01 201 us Generai ldes !fountain - I: WI pal Melina l'enny. 1....0, Lincolnh- inn Alelds, sod Victorlawced Wrat h .klaimMWeefarn - - - and the experience of a century, during which the pros- committees of the estate by obtaining an order for payment Cl . I M ;i m a m . 11 re KNOW, town. parity of the country though increasing has been constantly of the lunatic's income at once to the petitioner,* committee If ~, D a milker; 111 11 been entered into for the new account of the 13th 1 1. 00 0 3 !Great Polgoetk all per I W. Berkeley Nlwrliwk. Fat., the GT.'. Stoke Newlnetre. 3• of the person, upon her understanding to apply it for his lei all Des sherse, SperCt. 13 13 th I February at the high figure of 304. Spanish stocks 2 0 , 2 1: 000 Wil wry pb e I sl e igh. E N ., the Temple, and 11, Onagtandquani, fluctuating, shows that s it is prudent to husband the , re sources of good times against future coatinzencies. W • ork- maiuten•ince. so all sad WeiLtlnto Ula also show a rally to-day. Portuguese Bonds , on the 7,000 30 'assume, &cam lll 4 4 3 thwart a. I,4ent. int W. teewart. Lc., KingdaiLerwerst, awl Brumley, mn, if they are wise, will not now s q uand e r thtir savings. Mr. Osborne appeared for the petitioner, and Mr. Cottrell et. too Owe* Weston ... ... SS lie 43 1 6 other hand, are rather flatter. T o- d o 'a sa l es ' are 1 0 3 ' °° . 10 INn croft • W 2 1 3 1 4 I iiiiktkeea. AtltTllB. fur the neat of kin. SO all Learasese end Cathie ... IS 60 thus reported : --Brazilian Old Five per Cents. 93 ; do. ,1.4 I 28..8] ,United Neilsen 100,000 l 1 .west Marne:ma - .... - • 1 i die pet (Web e-Slor to . stlilto t hei r „ nali . l,-,. .2 .... , n.... _ 11, IAS hitch. were remstered in the last (Matter. and The court mode the order suhieet to the oradeet:no ref.. !NJ! . 73 % ?Wit ..= •:_•.:- 74 el _._ - of to-day is partially occasioned by , receipt higher prices from Paris. The foreign stuck and railway share departments of the Stock Exchange are now occupied with the settlement of the account, which will be brought to a liquidation on Friday. Consols opened this morning at 90; to I, at which range they now stand, both for money and the 10th February, after being for a time supported at 98t to 2. The government broker invested again at 98t. The official report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols 96:, ; ditto for account, 901, 1, '4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 971,,1. New Three-and-a•Qnarter per Cent. 98.1, t. Long Annuities, 1860, 7. India Stock, 239. South Sea Stock, 1061. Bank Stock, 217, 2161. Exchequer Bills meet with more inquiry, and have improved Is , being now quoted 565. to 595. prem. India Bonds have been dealt in at 695. to 71s. prem. Tho arrangements for the settling have restricted business in the foreign house, but prices are firm, and in several instances show an improvement. Mexican Bonds are a good deal better, and transactions have been entered into for the new account of the 13th February at the high figure of 304. Spanish stocks also show a rally to-day. Portuguese Bonds, on the other hand, are rather flatter. To-day's sales are thus reported : --Brazilian Old Five per Cents. 93; do. New, 1829 and 39, 93. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 38 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 901, I. Equador Bonds, Granada One-and-n-lfalf per Cents., ex Ike., 1849, Coupon, 134; ditto Deferred, 31. Mexican, 301, p ; ditto for account, 13th July, 301, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents. 331, a. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100. Spanish Actives for account, '221; ditto Passive, 51 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 401. The remanet of the Belgian Loan not taken by the Bank of Belgium and the Socicts Generale of Brussels has been taken by the Messrs. Rothschild, and by Messrs. Bischoffsheim and Goldschmidt, of London, Brussels, and Amsterdam. pRELIM MAIL V PROSPECIII3 of the ettITSAL AVatitAl lAN CAA) MINING 0011 PANT. Vhoto salty Argentite. peseeent h. 7 ..d I Victoria, soy. 110. Trope:we 114111 en., 11, AtrhanlolSSOlY. o w tel glAtoo, 113. tr• Mon. •t g teak to at psid up Is fell us allot/ant, and so furthest liability. 1 . 1;+!. the lima .W. Vivian, livindy.LivaL of Nana& oL Butert lanialw, ILA , . Cat, Weing. p•wor is ail le Asir samba.) OUP ewes. Ihr nee. Jahn Crash Welter %wish 41, Chosetrert, It. nom this Artles nagteet. hirilAAJ•Wwit. I' ant y Mq.n yvv!and. Fir I'otup lisle. R.n., Wrntourardselt.eillea. Col. Roo rt Itselaa. LA.. cit. hr.. r•hw. Surni. Masan Nobel, 14, St. Mop Ass. William Watts Selgraoherert. William Venous. hey., Aseessiatt, Thaple, and Blemallekt.atreet, wveen.tora, , Nirov. Wein= fenny. Gy. Ilaraltea.inoSel.le, sad Vittrreonsd Beath, Kettle( town. W. llgrarhy thlwriork. F.q., thr Grew, Stoke gralnetre„ W. lampbe I ?.high. AN., the Iropte, and 11, thunnea4quan, Swart a. vr, topoet, Esq., glaresbaseest, sad Wesley, elektkeea. (With p^ err to add to their number.) cogst E• 4.11,11.1 lint.imana Lin . any. tvq.. CAL (late Loewe' to it. tabors. Anir Venal, and Lister Sole Maas aol %%twists; the Chase sad Mailman ethrt Mlerc Prra...e., gr., so) g,,,,sw—M.sre. Wargo Sow, NY Mar*" ligelanSetnet. Ar view—To ray Anted by Ow lannolvaWris. Pomo/me ran vas. —Wr. tar Am ern,. Witliarn Wary OnSIMS, App lease( Is Sens say he WiNeleineYeNieS se Ike delosbry Pr in reatle , y ; eah ..pl.satlm. sae. bawevar. Is el won as .nydr..l by rvoyes.aKe velyvaiwia olhererbe they will nol be (Mkt' eneA COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 149,155 births were registered in the last quarter, and 616,251 in the year 1951. These arc the greatest numbers ever before registered. The average annual rate of births in the 10 years 1811.50 was 3.261 per cent.; in the year 18.51 the rate was 3.428 per cent. To every 100,000 of the population, 3,128 children were born in 18.51 instead of 3461; and there was consequently an excess of 167. or of 5 per cent. The excess appears to have been distributed very generally over the whole country. The court made the order subject to the production of an affidavit of the solvency and respectability of the petitioner. Ix xi blssiox. The lunatic in this ease had been named as defendant In an adminidration suit, as one of the nest of kiu of the in testate. Thu petition was presented by the lunatic and his committee, praying an order giving liberty to the lunatic to defend the suit, and to have u guardian appointed to put in, ltis answer. ILDa ilird4 ... ... easuilike sal Todd Da. Mar Ds. Wait Rada' Um no Laub Werthero Lubin sot Blaeltwall _ jrkslium,i K. cour Lein . h North.. Wow, - ia ii isli in 14 = 7.411. 14 . 13 si. ill 3 1 I i 10 8 11 97 4 f I 11S, 164 10 67 M 11111 1161 ;I V s ,. 911 - 7g AU 0 6 „ 21 30 SI MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. &MAIL—The market has a very firm appearance. Re fined continues quoted 43:t. Gd. to 48.. fur grocery lump,. COPFEE.—The public sides are going tiff htavily, but prices are not quoted lower. Good ordinary native Ceylon, partly nominal, 38.. Gd. to 39v. Gd. Tea.—Prices are supported, but the market remains in active. Mr. W. A. Collins, in support of the petition, said that the lunatic was may remotely related to the intestate, but that the suit was a proper one to defend, and that the estate in question amounted to 6,0001. The committee was however unwilling to take any step unless indemnified by an order of the court for payment of any extra costs which might be occasioned by the defence. The claimants in the suit, as next of kin, were very numerous, it having been necessary for the purpose of ascertaining who were such next of km to trace back the pedigree of the intestate for 150 years. Their Lordship. were of opinion that the appointment of a guardian was unneosesurs. The lunatic could an swer by the committee in the ordinary way. They were not disposed to sanction a long and expensive suit after some undescribed share of 6,0001. As, however, the suit I was not instituted by the lunatic, but by the executors of the intestate, who had named him as defendant, he might be at liberty to defend it. No prospective order could, however, be made as to the costs, and the petition must be altered by entitling it in the lunacy only, and not, as ap peared to be the case, in the lunacy and in the administra tion suit both. The order would be simply an order in the lunacy, giving the lunatic liberty to defend the suit, and liberty to apply. Do.ster.,ilmiim Leda 11.1.11outli.Westarn . 1151 i CLOSE of I 1 l)1.11)AYSow that the &won of "nun lent. ity p• termite and. and the respeetate bonny'. r, a. , • ahhit to yopooved ny the Mai throne of renblul anpl• ra.:•,, new perelnal rum' et a . d aleaetlon• benne. &nanny an nen *Oll4 took aria, Mende end ree nor.. N, ni• that total %\O , ' MACAn•A It OIL he eeeeleranna the troth and he woo , * pl•pt and torapptstylnit the I.or. tberland: Kalydror. Por oniony. pp 4 apc %ion and ,on,pleat" and rem. , ant ellaueona eruption., ead Phi no% for toraulPrnd • he teeth and preeeeetag the gums wan he 1.1•11•• eons:dery I ingh•pen,shle. Lielear• of •peehme epn ohne. The only Rename or 1.11101 ...Ara the name of .• Kew. Lad: peeled ad that et the aim:* on the whetter ne --einld lIIPALANs• and PUMA, hr. Hatton lira:dee, Leadoo, and by ebennna rad parttime& Ilaask."l,6;;;ll6tbi. ,aiLiewaianb. nrs. b at LIAM. Woo m 'ss as{ 22 27 SALTPETRE.-1,300 hags were offered in public sale and bought in shove the market value ; refraction 91% 275. St :o.—Pearl sold in public sale, Its. to Lis. Itice.-2,600 hags Madras were offered and bought in at a high price. Smarm—British has advanced 3d. per gallon. Holders are asking a shade higher prices for num; Leeward. arc quoted firm at lc Id. . - Da. Ulm. and Derby Iltelland Great Wertara(l) Netwourbat !tarepnrt, Atanravasy, sod Veer, and Etuiteldlla• Do. Nearilo... 'earthen Comallel Uslor 'earl! Devon Monk atalroellokire,. . Ti II SO i 6 - -~ 31 13 I, l$ dM 3 3 du 6 74 74 64 di, 9 61 Ma Corm:v.—Prices are steady, but the demand continua very limited. In other articles no material alteration. • GrTZLSITS POSTHUMOUS WORK, • vs.hbAned. Is se roe 106 , plea, TILE LIFE of TAOI.I-11E1% ASO, lato Emperor M Mae, *MS M MUM 1 the cant ul Pekin. By Lte Ire. IX. Or. tomr. Lookm : Hsi% Ulm awl Cs SS, OarshiL Nark wester.:.. North agoutis Wrei.kine Ocktd, More., k Woker. Joot tisk Cvntral TALLOW MARKET.—TILLS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. The demand is fair , bat not so good u it has been. Prices arc quoted as follows: Town 'fallow, 365. Gd. to 9.1.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. to 3d. ; October to Dee. (l 842), 375. 3d. to Gd. ; on or before the end of March, 365., sellers. Uo N ew.: 'threw. It Wm-, Om A arias hi. awer and utiles& J. IL aware at .0. rw arethnd el Unplug cask., warranted t drilna all a.. a, and mar Ur. wanthade nth retail his NEW INVENTED T ‘l. WRAPPERS {to supersede the bowline visibed war tar. , ..t Rd..nl 1.. rwr thwart Yb. trialr writhed. N.B. It is ra the breat Ealurallsa. Sedloll 22. Nu. ISL 11 AItI.O W ' S NEW IN- k - lIP t1 , ::4 IEII 9EI.FACTI NO ITPHON h. p TAP. RIAItIRE 4 NO VENT.PIEG !' i 8 r,l l -1, ri, "at.::,';;,.°7:i elder, :;:ir."`b=g; .71 .. •-- . that the Lot pint shall be draws aalooda• w- . A * ... • 1 iN Ij 1 ., I 11 - - ----..--'-- -- - - - ---- I. / f - .7 I 11 the Ern; warranted to newly Its toot in , • , , two woks fa ale; Grip 4a. 6d.; ditto li l' eleenraplaltd tar Aim, ha. fa. 1.• o lb. Www 44 11wavlag will ezplala it. S .5 11 miens. il WS As laws by 6 Sued ea 1 .r..f. the top Wee WRFC (wilds 5 a h Atop. -± . r pin the shhtubrllL eßaind air tots through et Utto the amok wart the Illqw to run MT tree 7; wins ihe tip Immo/ Z 1 g off no more Mr earn I.lllEf. ' 'AREA BARLOW, 14, Wag Main street, Monown-boune. Von.bilelmel IFNI. N.R.—.None are senuuteasoest eampld .... • THE NEW ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP ORINOCO. Ibis vessel has just been built to be added to the (bit, lately diminished by the loss of the Amason, belong-' lag to the Royal Nlail Steam Packet Compauy, and will in akw days leave Southampton for her first voyage. She is a splendid vessel of the same class Li the unfortunate one which she was de.hined to auceee.l, though it is to be hoped that her career will be very different. The fellowiug ore the vessei's exact dimensions : ft. in. Length between the perpendiculars 270 0 Do. of keel for teenage Do. on the spar deck 278 6 Do. on the main deck breadth extreme 4l 10 11.1. L,r tonnage toe Lis bah bottom 4l 6 1)o. raouldrd Do. from out to out of paddle boxes 7l 10 It may nut be uninteresting at the present lbw In exa mine what precautions have been taken against Om recur mart, or at least the fatal issue, of accident free Ire or ether causes. Captain W. Allan, who is to easnmad the Parana, another of the company's vessels, when she pro ceeds, as she will do shortly, to the West Indies, was em ployed by the directors to inspect the Orinoco, and to re • pat to them the re.ult of his examination. The following are some of the principal statements in the report, which he presented on the 17th of this mouth. '' The chienniesCfeter the funnel below the spar deck, the beams awalsork all clear of them and lined with kid. A good hatchway opus on the main deck, directly ever the galleys, and from the open and conspicuous porn tail of them there cannot he the bast danger of tire from them, nor from the different funnels of the saloon stoves, winch have all been carefully fitted with • casing of copper, with air space boween, and the copper ca.ings arc clear of bulkheads and flecks. The places for cabin lamps are roomy and carefully fitted, lined with zinc. The apace is double what we have had in our ships the last ten yearn. In all other fittings connected with the salon on I cabins, can see nothing to cause say apprehension from tire." • • " I have carefully inspected with Mr. Dribble, chief engineer, all about the builen engine room , bulkheads, anal engineer's store rooms. T he boilers are well clear from the decks, ship's sides, and bulkheads, and no wood work near where her Can reach, four inches air space be tween the funnels and casing, and two feet from outer ca,ing to any woodwork. Oil each side of each funnel we have had large manhole doors (iron) cut from the main deck, where you can see all over the boilers at a glance, and direct the fire-Race in all directions if requisite. You can walk elI round ti.e boilers and bulkheads. The latter art all hued a MI 1111 C." In r.410 , 1i011 with the engineer's stnre-rooms it is stated ' that there is a nparate &pertinent for nil and tallow, which is to be stowed in tank. ; and front the manner of their .listrisetins, mid the situation they were in, there was no dialit or their safety from Mee. It is added Tne at rangrmeat& all throughout the engine•room department& ' kit need satisfactory, and from it there is no apprehension from are. The tier-en, ines, hoe, and tire-buckets of the' Orinoco will ho must elfectual in cur of sited. Abaft the fwerawit on the main deck is Downton's P`''''" lire - Pump, and one hundred and twenty fist of hie. Amidships is the engine -mown lire engine with ho. , on mtio leek, and another for 'pie deck - -1211 feet a I, tve. Abaft the utainmut is another IMwntnn's Ni. poop NI the spar deck, and with hose to melt in any at alf aft., .0 , 41 , T.1.1111., and the whole three tier engines are as well "taut. d ih..,t they e.in hi all directed immediately over engines, hinters, and engineer's atone-ruorna" Agin', it i. said— " The lift helots and boats of the Orinoen are all einspliwto. Their fittings a..darvangentents are very satisfactory. There IT. an cranes ti•ten to any of them, hut the four life bouts, which being heavier Men common boats, most hove a .appal in the centre of then keel, are lined with a omple ehoi k, and a land.yanl leaning on board tint two men eau pull it out. the same two men tan swing the Mitt root, unit she is ready for immediate one. They en hung Iron the davit., on that less power is re- Tri,A to PI them titer of the ship than to stow them he other tire hats are all hung from and ready i t, r lowering at All times, secured with the common busts' gripe, and It. rennet. Ido not like cream. I never had them in Teti.? or Dee. The nine had of the Olinall• wilt CM]. 212 perimi• with perfect sari ty." WI (Signed) " LLIAM AILL&II.. Addressed. to Capt. Chappell, H.ll- INCKEAsE Ur rorISLATION. While the births in the last quarter of the year 1851 were 149,153, the deaths were 90,218, leaving an excess of 49,907 in the population. The deaths in the year 1851 were 365,933, the births 616,251 ; consequently'23o,3lB at least was the natural inerea •e in England and of a popu lation amounting to 17,977,009 in the middle of that year, and now exceeding 18 million§ of souls. Emigration still continues; 59,200 people left theirhomes and the ports of the United Kingdom in the last 92 days of the old year. 52,292 sailed from English ports, namely, 42,650 (rum Liverpool, 6,252 from Lomita, and 3,360 from Plymouth; 1,521 persons sailed from Glasgow and Green ock; 5,181 from Irish ports. A great proportion of these emigrants from Liverpool were of Irish birth. PUOIIBIO2O HAVE arc. CHEAP.—The price of beef by the carcase has for the last half-year been 4d. a pound, of mutton ittl. a pound, at Leadenhall and Newgate markets. Potatoes, which were at the average price of ss. the hundred weight at the time the supply of old potatoes ceased in the September quarter, fell to 3s. 6d. in the 13 weeks ending December 31. In the same periods wheat was 40s. 7d. and 365. 7d. a quarter. The subjoined table shows that while 74,711 quarters of wheat were sold weekly in the 290 cities and towns making returns in July, August, and September the amount sold after the harvest, In October, November, and December, was 1(19506 quarters weekly. The average weekly amount sold during the six months was 92,110. The amount of wheat consumed is unknown; but at the estimated annual rite of a quarter a-head it is 315,712 quarters weekly in England and Wales; and it will be observed that in wheat and Hour, 69,513 quarter*, equal to a three-fourths of the wheat mold, were imported weekly, and entered for home consumption on the average during the six months. ft;eivengefrice of Consols, Wheat, Meat, and Potatoes a1•o the average Quantity of Wheat sold and imported weekly in the Two last Quarters of ISM. +.*Scau 144414 mat awl ff .old ,e Wheat Use 290 How 1 .lame : Mien Mem! .%wrap Mara n( Ittataga Prins o sad kr Boma Meat pr lb. at (Wax Whim Taarrain eon- Leadenb.ll an 4 4teata ) agaller I ger Eng,aad map. Neworata Market, per tom Wading $ Ma Outlet and I timid (Who wean). at Wa nt le. Mkt terside tugland nuking Parted M.rket. end Mum Great *nub- Wair Britain. work. Average busker of Quartets 8.. Illation. weekly. --, Mgt 34 964 40a. id. 71,714 91,440 41.-34. 30.-341. Ilea Bean 4d. Mean Wan 41d. 104 a. Deal II 97j Mi. id. 109,30 47.1414 M.-3d. 31d.-31.1. 634.434. Veutuld Maui Mean 41a. .n... ♦ Mdse.—The total number at qu aim of wheat add la Kodtand and Wake be the 19 tense eadine *pt. Nth WM 971,976; for the 13 woke redder Dee. 31st, 1.423,933. The total sambee el quarters entered he base r ertureptlon was ropeetbely 1,133,313 and 671,563. the latter total, byres , embers the re urns of 14 weeke. The peke u( potatoes la the quarter ending Septsruber refers to the period debug w►ieh the rid supply condoned. STATE OP THE PUBLIC HEALTH._ England is one of the few countries of the world in which the rate of mortality is lowest in the hot season. In the three months ending September, 181i1, the mortality, calculated on the population, was at the rate of 2.020 per cent., which was slightly below the average (2.099) of the ten preeedingsurnmer quarters ; in the three months ending December, 1841, the mortality was at the rate of 2.182 per cent., which, on the other hand, ia slightly above the ave rage (2.162) of the ten preceding autumn quarters. The spring mouths of April, May, June, stand higher than the autumn quarter in the order of mortality ; while in the three months of January, February, and March, the mor tality is highest in winter. The mortality of the large towns is, in the first and se cond half of the year respectively, one-fifth sod one-third part higher in the large towns than it is in the country districts and small towns, where many causes of insalubrity also ezint—the same canoes that destroy the lives of so many people, degrade the lives of more, and may, ulti mately, it is to be feared, have a very unfavourable effect on the energies of a large proportion of the English race. Here is, then, a wide field for salutary and beneficent reforms. _ . . The mortality of the large town districts in the last quarter of 1861 is slightly below the average ; and this may be hailed with satisfaction as an indication of sanitary activity. Uulortunately the mortality in the small towns and in the countr y districts has increased to some eztent, end thus left the mortality of the kingdom above the average. Scarlatina, measles, @million:, and fever have been epi demic in many districts, as d eve still prevailing. The weather in the three months is shown by the returns collated by Mr. Olaiiher to have presented some extraordi• nary deviations from the ordinary state of things. The fall of rain in the throe mouths was only two-fifths of the usual quantity; many springs and small streams eased to flow; and the atmosphere, containing less vapour than usual, was dry. The effect of the change in the meteorology on the public health and the growing crepe must be carefully watched during the present year. In London 14,355 deaths were registered in the quarter, while only 12,946 deaths were registered in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Upon looking back to 1817, when influenza was epi demic, and 18,686 persons died, there is matter of congratulation in the fact that at present the metropolis is cermet from any extraordinary epelenues,anit is, allowing for increase of population, losing less than the average number of lives. 3,137 persons died in 13 weeks of zymodie diseases; by stash-pox, 330 ; measles, 201; scarlatina, 603 ; hooping.cough, 046; diarrheas, 401. These were chiefly children. Only 16 deaths were referred to cholera, at deaths were referred to influenza, 1,650 to bronchitis, and 1,053 to pneumonia. Thu inflammations of the sir tubes and lungs have thus been rather more prevalent than usual, which may be partly the result of the extremely cold wea ther in November, and partly the consequence of influenza. Consumption was unusually fatal: 1,737 persons died of this disease, which was the !MIRO of tine-eighth part of the total death.. Typhus, or continued fever, was fatal in 770 instances, erysipelas in 116, metre in 60, other accidents incidental to childbirth in 59. Carbuncle was fatal in 9 cases, sod 18 deaths were referred to purpure or scurvy. These disease. are important, as their unusual prevalence &novel a low tone of health, only to he combated by fruit OT wine, which is not within the reach of the people. In the South-eastern Division the mortality was near the average. linKhum, however, was esceedingly unhealthy, chiefly from scarlatina and measles; the deaths in the quarter were 610 from all causes, out of a population of upwards of 66,000. The health of the people of ilenforol shire, Backinghamehire, Oxfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cans bridgethire, of all the South llidLind counties, was un sausßy good. Ths Beaten Counties, Bests, sarak, and Norfolk, had fewer deaths then usual. Of the 31 deaths registered in the irab-dietriet of Docking only 16 had the attendees* of medical me., Of six children who died of inflammation of the eked sad of scarlatina throe were without medical ' POLICE INTELLIGENCE. TIIIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. W. G. Ike, the particulars of whose examination appeared in the Express last evening, attended to meet any further 'videos, that might be offered against him. Mr. White mid the defendant had paid him the money be had ehesdned hem him, and, u he had no other charge s(disendant) he presumed there arse no further Ore attendance. Mr. Magbaia—Well, as you have got year money, I shall diecnarge Om defendant. Dicharged accordingly. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. The following is the report of the directors, to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting of the company, to be heal at the Railway Station, at Stoke-upon-Trent, to- MOITOW : .• The traffic for the last half-year, and comparison with that of the corresponding one in 18 , 11, shows a steauy pruners& of the development of the uudertakintr. Tho rintenue accounts fur the half-year show a net profit, after paying the interest on the debt and the dividend on the curial shares, of 211,2(41. Ihs. 3d., which warrants the dime. tors in recommending a dividend of 3i. per share, together with the payment of the income tax thereon, leaving a balance of 3,3121. 2s. 3.1. to be carried to next hallyear's ac count. The works of the Ashbourne and Newcastle branches are in an advanced state, awl they may both be expected to be open at Midsummer neat. The directors are the more anxious on this account, as independently of the summer traffic over the homer, their expectations of a very exten sive mineral traffic over the latter branch, gains strength as the period of opening approaches. Parties are already very desirous to make contracts for coals from that direction, and there appears every probability that a material addition to the number of iror furnaces now at work will follow the opening of that branch. Immediately after the last general meeting, negotiations were entered into with the London and North Western Company, and have been continued almost up to the present tame, but the directors regret that they cannot announce a satisfactory result. They lament this, because their past experience satisfies them that not only would the accommodation of the public, but the in terest of the shareholders of both concerns be greatly pro moted by their being worked under one direction so d man agement. But though the negotiations with the London and North Western Company have hitherto failed to lead to this cline conuesion, it will continue to be the most anxious desire of the directors to cultivate friendly relations with that company, and to facilitate, by every means in their power, the accomplishment of one of the main object. which the promoters of the North Staffordshire Railway had in view in projecting the line, and the legislature in sanctioning it—the establishing of the shortest, u well as the most canvenient route between London rind IMemehes ter. During the progress of the negotiations, the directors, with the assent of the London and North Waters Company, gave notice of a biU, of which the object was to assist in carrying out legally any arrangements upon which the two boards should agree. This bill, the directors arc still willing to proceed with, if it should be thought desirable by both companies. Fur the purpose of protecting the interest of this company, and securing the independence of its position, the directors have caused lines to be sur veyed from the terminus at Colwich, across the rich mine ral district of Caruock to the Great Western, and Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton lines at Wednesbury and Wolverhampton, and also from the terminus at Sandbach Ito the Cheshire Junction line near Warrington. It is mat ter of thankfulness on the part of the director to state, that although nearly three millions of passengers have been conveyed on these lines since the opening, this has been done without toes of life or limb. Pending the negotiations with the London and North Western Company, the proceedings before the arbitrator on the different points remaining unsettled between 1 the two companies arising out of the agreement with that company were suspended. The directors have 1 taken measures to resume these proceedings without further delay. They are unable yet to report the passage of the 1 mails over the line, no:withstanding the efforts of the cum- 1 party, assisted by the united support of the very populoes , districts between Macclesfield and Longton. They feel, however, assured this is only a question of time, arid that no long period can elapse before the course of postal corn- , munication, instead of being conducted through the thinly peopled country Letween Colwich and Cheadle in Cheshire, ' ' and d' 'buted to the towns comprising a population of nearly 200.000 souls, by gig posts, and in the 'dead of the night, will be directed into the natural (hamlet which runs through the* , towns. The directors cannot conclade their report without reminding the shareholder; of the solidity of their position, secured as the line is from encroachment, while their capital is unencumbered by guarantees. In this respect the condition of the North Staffonlshire company forms a singular exception to that of almost every other railway undertaking in the kingdom. When the directors consider the steady increase of the traffic, notwithstanding the ma nifest obstructions thrown in its way—the fact that in all! Blinder undertakings where, as in this, the local traMic is secured from invasion, such increase hes continue) to the present time—the rapid increase of the manufactures and population along the line, and the remarkable fertility of minerals in the district—they do not think they over-rate its capabilities in affirming their belief that the day will arrive, and at no distant period, when it may be expected to take a far higher position among the railway enterprises of the land." SOUTH EaSTERN RAILWAT.-4rdio receipt. for tho week *Ming Jan. 24, 1X62: 10,0624 lc 2d.; ditto Jan. 2.i, : 9,2481. 9a. 9d. Int:ream in 1842, 8131. 11.. 64. •br.w.bor'4 ml Chaste (Hug. W. Ma.) po. Halm ii — ews;try — yaw ,I,irki.g 41;;;;Iaire UsiOei ::: .. •lesili Weiss valk Talt•Liiiveriht rid Ilsolbentbw rhiaselliveallsiallali wfatahed Nil Waisellgi re VarlOwnasillsirwis. Ds. de. ideasidas .. Dp.O.W.R.Persiire . I T;ii*Z;lsTa;til LIMO LAMED AT WIMP :1)1to witbost • rya dtoirest' l / 6 6 - 7•7 Wolv., sad Dudleyl (kweteteikootWookrn I Ditto witkowtagoonstai (loowl M UosotWolOwn I Boldastworiko to (Iworo o& losksklLWooli CqdrOok kaiaks (bowl loOakdoelos graliseslaskivaripALl (1, wed to Gt. Nortforo) Oisermar k Dor Pim* (lomi to Orestkokori Hollikokg(Lirorkklikkl l D:i dem rt.) I Do. arm &W) Mead Nikon& I looks wad Orooswieb looomil to llosk latent Ditto Proforma (ditto) Lowestoft lloar.4potelat (Towne Norktk) Nokkooskrowera 11 !km/ to Itmot.oousto DM, *kJ New Prelim& kyr' (w. Loa SX.WaLetorLiTork DM, la ie r ma w (A) ditto) Boot. owl Dolood Imam I Bonus mg Mak to Unit Swam Do. Iloomith , tlookitrilkablito Itatio.( Www Volk,==.l. Owed to WNW Somiroot Mood to Gnat Woken... iii•a&sers. Lao .. away NA Holyhead ii=ehrlh, sod Ab ibrietkoa I IlaidAwbaa(3o.lo.)4.l lailarsessatles Eatoa I — ilia. -- Me 4s. /4e. Us. New. per OM Mos 44144.444. Dumb% Ai per .. prest Serslirall prOas OtaataMeastl)6l44ol btesaltimitYorks. IS Do. 4 per Cent. Rack Londoo,artaht.,k 4.00n0t,r Con.SperCt.Btoek 16314. Uo. New Goar..i per Can j 1na404 a N.Wom.(Cov. If mislon) 3 prf LasbiellnithWdputru New ■r.it.&Une. fia.Nol Di. Pow gle . Ilsilaadalakllr.&l3.4p.Ctj ISI If If pa S.l II IS 1 13 d IS . It 4 - 1.1,tT0 - Kcfnenee - Nork4k Do.thiaranteed 5t par Ct. e4hr6.tiritieb 102104 Woreester. wed Wolrer., SA S. 6 per Omit shrew...lt litren. Moro tar. tehreskrt (Amts. (Nat. W. um.) h per C4OL.. rioeth Ilersts York, Nerreaelle,le Hem.. Ot.t4tetts base.pureh. Ditto . Otto 1 3 - 10 I°& diS lie ►! 11 13 11l IS I 4j 1 I Alessi FOREIGN Rial 10 10 Montague swl anima .. 20 la Mears' halm (Emma) 2a r ;Mush Rhenish II Ewa Indlse . 3 1 great loctlast Pialmala..• I 41 Do. 1 0 to 15. (Railway) 6 I Du. (Cola) _ ‘, trA Narla ARR. ell• U. .1) 161. do. New *0 20 Noma asu Laws S 20 I. Nfollwara of Frame. - 13 I/I a IN II 4 Means olld Surtissan .. Si .10. a $ 10 Fano mad Lyart .„ 1 1. r. ,„ Parte sad *aura 26 II Para and struattourg .. 4 . to *0 *warn mad 10 2I 10 iambs. and Mow* 3 1 1 110 I/ Tryurs and Nan** dim 012 Waal Plantar. SILWAYSI. I 1 1 1 1 di 4 zhi . zhs I I pt „ . t. al" " S 1 8 31 18 i 8 1 11 NI 10+ 3i COAL MARK ET.-THIS DAY. liolivrtll, lea. ed. ; Redhagh Main, 125.; lloward's West Hartley Netherton, I3s. 6d. ; Eden Main Walls End, ; Walls End Gustorth, les. ed. ; Walt End Draddyl, w. 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Iletton, 17s. ed. ; Walla End Latub t 3d. ; Walls End Rowell's Hinton, 17s. 3d. ; WrIL End Dtew art's, 17s. ed.-Bhips at market, 60. " I 61 4 1 it !i!-1 IU 13 , 18 11j , •11 111 ail Pi I " 1 I -5 to la., I. I 1$ 17 1 17 The National flank of Belgium is advertising for a capital of 360,0001., being part of the Five per Cent. Government Loan of 1,040,0001. The subscription list will be open till the afternoon of the 29th, the price being fixed at 100; per cent. The amount re quired will bo represented by 9,000 bonds of 401. each, and subscribers are required to make a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount, either in cash or go vernmeat or Bank stock. The payments on each bond are to be made as follows; viz., 81. on the 2nd February, instalment of 41. on the let of May, and 41. on the Ist of each succeeding month, the last payment being fixed for tho Ist December. The tendency in the market for foreign exchanges yesterday was rather upward, particularly for crafts on France and Ileand. Short Paris was rather offered and sold at 23.25 to 271; ditto, three months, 23.42; to 45. Holland was in request, but not at the recent low quotation; it left off at 11.181 to 19. Hamburg was in fair demand at 13.101 to 1. Frank fort found buyers at 1201 to t ; and St. Petersburg was in favour of sellers, being negotiated at 37. Bills on Italy were likewise in demand, especially Leghorn at 30.80, and Naples at 40i. Lisbon and Oporto maintained the price of 52i to I, but bills on Spain were much inquired for, and considerably in favour of drawers. Vienna and Trieste advanced materially, the quotation bting 12.33 to 45. The bullion market presents no change of particu lar importance. The supplies by the last West India packet have not yet been placed. Some changes have taken place in the bullion market at Paris. Bar silver has risen 30c., that is, to 13; per mille, but Mexican dollars arc 1 centime lower. A change is taking place in Spanish dollars. Sovereigns have at length declined 5 centimes, and are quoted 23f. 23e., which is below the exchange at short, whereas for some time the latter has been below the rate for sovereigns. There is a strong desire 011 the part of the United States' government to imitate the English policy, and to coin silver below the bullion rate so as to prevent export, and there is a probability of the French government adopting the same course. This will have a tendency to liberate silver now used for currency and to delay its appreciation. The Mercado of the 21st of January, just received, contains a long and able article explaining the coupon question, and defending the issue of certifi cates for the excluded coupons, more particularly on the ground that the law for the debt says nothing . as to the fate of the excluded coupons, thereby raising the point that 50 per cent. is admitted, and 50 per cent. for the present excluded. The Herald() like wise contains a valuable table giving the chronology of the several spoliation, and confiscations. The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows : Przeious Latest Quotations. Quotations. Alexandria Adelaide, 30 days Antwerp, short Bremen, short 62 2 623 6. 22 Ditto, 2 months - —.- .-- Berlin, 3 mouths l3 23k Catania 6B Christiania, 3 months 4.66 Copenhagto short Ditto, 3 months 6 . 23 1 68 4.61 66 9.6 9 Frantfort, short l2O Gonne, 3 months 120} 2507 Gothenburg, 90 days 12.2 ii.Y Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months kinmton, J MU. (bank bills), 30 days Diad ritto, d 90 days hl 1 60.9 a Milan, 3 month. New York, 60 days Naples Palermo, 3 months 6Bl 671 Paris, short Ditto, 90 days Rome 4931 487 Riga, 3 months 3Br. 38 1-16 d. St. Petersburg, 3 ino 37 d. Id. 371 d. Id. San Francisco, 10 days 47 . 46d. 47d. Ditto, 60 days Stockholm, short 12.8 6 ... Ditto, GO is ya Trieste. Venice 12.2 12.8 29.35 ENGLIBII YU 7.oB.—Tnte PAT. Rusk .140ek. 114 17 Lau Auna lo.r. 3 per EL Iteduspel. USA T in Mt ,T,,,.0.1/69 sl 3 WtlL neN et C. '' . l j . 10111 , . 1:.1...t0 Oa, 68. 71.. Exchequer Eills.l.oBE. 68.. to.. we et. Couag.. 96i /OREM' 44 per CT Beletan, 71 3 rz . C 7 t i.. 17,11 . r. 03 6 per et. Nen°. Arm. M6l li per 116 Claim.. MI 1:3 3 per rt. ChOhn 63 3 3 pct It. It u 014.. 74 70 I§ per et. hatch. 4 v.. (1. Dutch, IV 81 Th e 1 pa n•lor. Ct. U 3 1 ruueolu. 164 104 tueluilan 6 pee, ; IV It 4 71x , It. Mohan. 314 6 pot. Cl Ptrastsu. I/4 44 nett o 1'41144.1.146 76 prr Portogoo•-. LC 2 6 1.4 11 Itti..tan. 112 14 41 per 11 Itottsmo.lo , ot 61 1.1 11't -14.41411. 31.4.1 SAI.,ISIO. tot 1 11, Pt—.so. St t t't prr It. Vottetotla. 27 lon. Isaert.l. 1..6 'oat., $7 to Mt. THE Ln•edu'on,. CUL'MTT Col:RT.—The following letter was received by Mr. Statham. clerk of the County Court holden in this town, yestenlay morning, while the court RSA sittkng ; from which it appears that Mr. itainshay is still determined to persist in his ef•rts: " Temple, Lon don, Jaa. 20, A D. 114r2.—T0 W Statham, gentleman, clerk of the County Court of Loneioldre, holden at Liverpool. Sir,—t hereby order you to adjourn the next County Court of Lancashire, holden at Liverpool, duly fixed and appointed by mu to he holden at Liverpool on the 26th day of Jnituary A.D. 18.52, from the said 20th day of January, when it shall be so holden as aforesaid, unto the 2341 day of February next, A.D. tsl2; and 1 do order that the game shall ho en adjourned aecordingly.—WlLLlAM HAMAD AY, Judge of the said County Court."—Liverpool Standani. a die a pus .41 11 14 : 0 Sa IS IS SI 11 7a 10 8. tl as 13 16 20 1 20 1 29 30 n If Oa IS IS MB Si 41 17 83 8 7 44 4 It II lei so' 1141 Pi I 7 pia 42 44 U IN pa Rd 104 111 84 ▪ U NI 103 11, $4 :6 34 II K 44 I' *4 la 21 1 ni le SO OS 11 8I 14 St It If li die MI le 111 U zd -if -- ipb i.e' II "4 is I pm a II ar 9 10 11 lea IS 14 7 71 "1 1 li dim r i.:l I - 43 -150 041 MI IS 84 ell i 91 I Pm 91 ISI 2 MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. The few parcels of English Wheat at market this morn ig were readily disposed of, at the advance noted on Mon ay. The transactions in foreign Wheat w..re not extensive, ut its value was fully supported. Flour sold on quite as good terms as on Monday. ' The sale for Oats was not brisk ; purchases, however, Add not be mode on rosier terms. Batley, lican., and Peas were quite as dear as on Monday. AktItIVALS 17C111 LoNINJN FROM Mb JAN. to 20th JAN. Uri Rigout tannish. Omits. trick. kotelaa. I 100 Barley I 710 I Maur. bona t, I*, BOROUGH 110 P MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market contiaues the same. LOCAL MARE MARKETS. LIVIIIPOOL. JAN.27.—Our market to-day has been much better; we have a good demand at higher rates. The, fol lowing are the transactions :—Caledonian, 16 1-16—East Lancashire, 151—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 61 1 4 Ditto— (fifth shares). 7 13-161—London and North Western, 1141 —Ditto (new quarter shares), 21 f 4 Ip.—Ditto (fifth shares), 21 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 30— Midland, 6.5 1 f I—South Eastern and Dover, 201 201 1 — York and North Midland, 211. MaNcttrairett, JAN. 27.—The market has been exceed ingly brisk, and in some stocks an advance has taken place. The improvement is attributed to more favourable accounts from the Continent. Leeds stock, 601 ; Besets, 201 ; Lon don stock, 115; Sheffield, 301; East Lancashire, 151; Eastern Counties, 61 ; Midlands, 64 131ValINCIHAII, Jas. 27.—This market was more active to-day, and prices all in advance. Birmingham and Stoar Valleys were done at 10; Midland Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Preference Shares at Bs. 9d. die ; South Staffer& at 11 dis. ; and Birmingham Fire Office Shares at 108. Lanus, JAN. 27.—We have had a fiat market this morn ing, with no variation in prices. Closing sales :—Caledo nians, 15; Lancashira and Yorkshires, 601 ; East Lanca shires, 151; North Westerns, 13 dia. ; Leeds North Exten sions, No. I, 1 ohs.; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shires 101. I'rel., 121. BRISTOL, JAN. 27,—Our market to-day was morn active, and a fair amount of business was done. Great Western left off at &it ; Bristol and Eseters ut 84; South Easterns at 201. HEALTH OF LONDON DURINO THE WEEK. The official report states that in the week ending last Saturday, 1,061 deaths were registered in the districts of the metropolis. In the two previous weeks, the numbers were successively 1,111 end 1,096; the last returns, there fore, show a continuous decline, though not to any con siderable extent. In the ten corresponding weeks of 1812-51, the average number of &lithe was 1,089, which, if a certain amount bo added for increase of population, becomes 1,198. On this corrected average, the mortality of last week shows a de crease of 137. . _ The present return compared with that of the preceding week exhibits an increase in the mortality from syrootic or epidemic diseases taken collectively, and a continued de cline of fetal eases arising from affections of the respiratory organs. As regards epidemics, it sppcars that typhus (with continued fever, &c.), smallpox, and scarlatina produce at the present time about the same amount of mortality, the first numbering 41 deaths, the second 39, and the third 37. Smallpox shows a disposition to increase. llooping-cough carried off 49 children. Last week the births of 788 boys and 810 girls, in all 1,598 children, were registered in London. The average number in seven corresponding weeks of 1841-61 was 1,403. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean daily height of the barometer was 30'213 in. on Sunday ; the mean of tho week was 29.688 in. The mean daily tempera ture was above the average of corresponding days in ten years on every day of the week; it was highest on Tuesday, when it rose to 45 . 6 legs., or 8.1 degs. above the average; on the two lollnwing days it was about 43 degrees, or 6 de grees above the average. The mean temperature of the week was 41.8 dep., which is 4.2 degs. above the average. The wind blew generally from the south-west. SIR FITZROY KELLY AND TILE REPRESENTATION Or EIMER —On Monday morning Exeter woo placarded with an address front the Solicitor-General, stating that, having been invited by a large portion of the constituency, ho had determined to offer himself as a candidate to renrest at their interests iu Parliament. Ito declare, his sincere and unalterable attachment to the church of England in all its purity and integrity ; an attachment which he Mem% not incompatible with the universal religions liberty, to which that church is itself, under Divine Providence, indented fur its indept ndence and stability. Au to the agricultural, commercial, and shipping interests, he hesitates not to de clare his conviction that, under the circumstanccs which now press themselves upon pubic attention, it has become the bounden duty of every legislator to lend his aid its par liament to relieve the agricultural interest from the unduly oppressive burdens and severe distrosito under which be says they have at l o ng laltuured. r. lt.t t kEs Cut:my has paired off with Mr. Baggo for the early part of the seasion. THE MT.tNI/INti lIRDERS WERE COMPLIED with in the following eases:—`South Essex Estuary and Reclamation (for improving navigation, of rivers Crouch and Black water), estimate 162,0001. ; Lough Foyle, and Stritly Drainage; River Tees Conservancy (tran sfer to commis sioners and construction of dock near Stockton), estimated by the engineer at 286,7801 ; Nene Valley Drainage sod Navigation Improvement (for more effitctual drainage of lands in counties of Northampton, Iluntingdep,AnglAkre‘i El 4 bridge, and constituting commissioners ), 77 : I • I" •• •• A :r . - ‘., "• 7:4 -:4‘114.11. A