The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-01 00:00:00

/ Lf * I , 7 t 'l-, 1 • ticivi tp#7 - "so: , 1 I Ai- j t fl3rtss No. 392.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 1,1847. [3d. ' G REAT WESTRIIN RAILWAY . —AOCELE- 1 SATION i g ALTBRATION of SWIM ard Mir be I DemembaklNT.. Wlstvoge ...gm st tit Lli. ' 1e.2% . •V1 frolret a" Chiglinginsernar d."l4" lmiSa , I ii.... mal teg a r W Man al 1a....... - 1 0 4 11• &SS pas. =Pm Imik. 1 W WI = Liv..,,rx. if, 4 . Wm op mg dews M id aid Qs Prldbelon am it= " 1 11 et Irtsith, tars at wtiolk t '. t li al = s al bli 1 3S-Itrirrot i to NIME. lawstary. lireg.r. UM . • lIRSIONATION OF ALDIDX•N WOOD.—At • CODA stAbionsts. Yid Abbnama Wad's reausabma yfltar amt maepiid ; Meautiesportui Ilhe Muer te t= la tat alma* ustdiamsa Ito Ontbakeere W *us magi areat. emmellft I* Moab at Mr. limbisisea aarliU ibr tir mum* wea k was UM rasa air abtbi Soma •= o lleakaa vill al a • raabitips eras bealiftatis the wad, eat* la t a at i te: the reemay•-.4 ammeklma bobs dm' raid * Ike alba. bimults Maim no m itura.—lt L wbsepsiepi that • my t mararlito tiaa tram naiad is Wilma* by ate forte Her asstry, la itals Int asy • masivata in wry Be am' mama v ea Oa Apar e mai emu cif du ad* te Imr the Mai. tit alums; easi imiuseia dat hr alsomayi Bad it swam eon mama able lan he lie ain4 if the Stain do not do - W. *adagio* asi Mr. aura Hama, the baUly„ smisea *a eammalustima bm• ak• t boa a_ las mamaimael the heel asumably ant ea Temeieu w ... i _ s_ to as maw emaddmatbsa—J•rery *ay New. FONTAINE 07 NIIIIIIPAPEM. &O. TO AND e•oz.—A, treasury wane. - wan la last night', tiz . latthe rzilmt i ef - 4a, le mad fres t IMPERIAL P. to moist any attempt On the part of either of the other Igsr powers to interfere by fame ? (Oesend 'Mae of " sin Viscount PALMERSTON—The house will, I as ores, see that ft it not s question for one to answer what the go moment of this country might do is mg supposed use. (" Hear, hear," from all sides of the home.) THE LAW OF MAXIMUM. Mr. RICE, seeisir the hen. mamba Ss Eassidre is his piece, wished to sib hint this the earesislos Shin qua thei law of marriage weclak sa to make he export? ? Mr. J. 8. WORTLEY that rho essmieeles, op lo the tat of November, had held sie se two tonsil wash biss ham then It had met twits, sad Sikes a essaihwahl• lossuat declasses ; at, however, dm Meshy was to =test to the law of marriage is ihe colonise, he could set piranha that an report world be made at arm ray early period. He bad hapse t however, that a report might be promoted in the coos Otis waft uprise, IN COUNTY COURTS. Mr. WAIN: said shoetioa to the practice of =M- I ply* ss he the smarty 'OWL Mr G. OMIT Wiese& the preatim rehired to, and whisk seaweed* append le the halsethse, if sot the letter, of theme, MS has sieges' is ems, but set is all, the county assets Mader the assessessest, le Wined, it would be soremary o esishillt • sew mole at /see altogether, and, for the purpose of preperrim sash male, the subject was at this time seder esse. (Hurl 1 1 1 HOUSE OF LORDS.—TtatimaY, Nov. 30. The Bal d SztetwastTlT took his *eat, as Deputy- Speaker, d five Velma. PUBLIC DUKIIIIII. oWrffiOttit—or tba ad at Loamy, Min Ape , t . t stomp adieu roseeldo posperly In ItrimlL—lort boa antrilletild eftwlieled et the twery swam tere bad bre leftist at pramMiet • wit of Orsom split la Mal. mom Mi• MOM o.llMilk-W- ...• I . k . sjetkr g s j= . :24,741riaTub.7117yeersframa I% bods orldi rate earn et ere sisniss at wiled, to foubersbars Imo ban soil tbs arid pus Id dr repluselortr i aftiss suoud of ell ae bl e itr i = rllll la ' eMli sig irt rms . by hen 111111 So UM. loolblndoUrs. wili Ck = se MIMI Arid& obi Ullswers igi F lweedryier, swift mit se sties lbw delo ce daft ad orb Ultras nub poplar Ales Off eft swthless My the legolowitt et la" ea the la drivels*, met, art& rust to tier dratadinmso ot atoms am dr ftpstb et _ l lex Mid Ur/ rare Moe at oat& et Mostar i l l i t = i seprod d r Ab, NON et di rineelle or ed. babstormirlomoke drallin et besot Se mad of Inltelleedosla supor ea sea Umers; iVia lliesi mpllss Ora* hem Moo to to***. tastolito. sho ors s_Emmoisonwt alera i Llo by totratiesay at reltways la vilk the emermiret :Wer lbeitimt et the lot Owe" wbomby soq anserst of bloat le valuer/ to suitimiterq somparly. IV PIX 2. Lord NUOIJOBAX D , in props** a polities Ina an * divided aiwiplaining oleo onwrive eloptime of freitodailf a tat fit divorce, wood tht yowl* st ew liblis. • Ts' torastice la the systom, 'bids *wail iht ospiewed pose* obtsiajastie,as w DM ell se dm di. A. lb. lied exuansozotroß. fa .0.41/1.4/.. r00n.."...da vitt silvans's ramp. la se fli:42P•lll•Bll2ol.l=sialearrell that as renal the 41011101 bra of firms assomod with Ind* thou& home should hare iallamaatioa as to the • la whisk ossanoweial lossuotiosts * LIMA IMO coniod is , to that this informatioa milk bo laid the osonottloo ow ossussmial &how Move slam 1114 *ors of bona oifipploints nods of the maw be eormossraial . alidifirw is ladle wore otambsstoi. rns aloe maxims' isle thAs t r i q t : a nos* War haw the directors la to their Micas la b . ...ercleriart theet ti t ok trowkit a bor ch arz i at . tlrar=sor imesS of wish of So rodeo seta* was to lit hat 1. ; avII of as gnat slam p gstoos *bet Oto at Rs* India Mask, bat if they swatted from India it wadi ilia Oas who* raw moue ot est empire. The of AUCKLAND very muck with the noble earl to le the evil of the system of M Enema% at the hypothecation of goods la All SO the seats! po m i, be must be excused Goa asking any ob servation, u be was not aware of the circumstances wader which the letter spoken of was sent out to Irwlia. The returns were then ordered. Their lordships adjourned at half-put five. INESDAY EVENING, DEC. 1,1847. [3d. IQUIDATION of the LYONS and AVIGNON Wow kr lari aw r igiF i gM44 l .:La l ks iu : irta t r u. sit ee gm 1 war=in= IA shut a«.arxy. UT T. COPELAND A Ao :arm addity, vv • palm rad Ostia melt Ms mike Ile =Mal mi • ca IMAM aim namad PIM Wawa le lig rinsed la Rot vordmios Da UsicaVamalibase I. Pialniaklien.Za. H. 2s. te4 isataN= ft Ho. 74. ~ per Cle of COMMERCIAL k MARK MONEY MARKET & CITY P LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clor.l. IN the House of Lords last night the Earl of ELLENSOROUGH, in moving for papers to show the amount of advances made in India on the hypotheca tion of goods, observed that it was most desirable that the manner in which the commercial transactions in that country were carried on should be brought under consideration, an opportunity for doing which would be now afforded, before the committee about to be appointed on commercial distress, to whom these papers might be referred. He was also de sirous of obtaining a copy of a recent despatch from the board of directors to their officers in India, ordering the transmission of a large amount of bullion to meet their engagements at home—a step which meat be productive of evil consequence* to the population of that e a The Earl of AUCKLAND admitted the evil from the system of remittances to England min hypothecation of goods in Indio, but could ghe tug 47 „. opinion on the subject of the to hirer bmit I sent out by the board of " gh W o jt &tees gave notice that on he in quire whether the privileges • intended to be given to railway ewe to take effect with reference to p ow Irldl as wits regard to existmg lines. Earl said he should not be prepared to snawer these * thigh Woes tall , be knew what the House of Commons intended to do. —Their lordships then adjourned. Ix the House of Commons Sir G. GREY, in answer t o Mr. J. O'Coxtrett, stated that government did not contemplate applying to parliament for advances for renaming relief works in Ireland ; that a large portion of the food destined for the supply of the people last winter remained in the government store houses, - and would be made available in the ensuing winter in those districts where the poor-rates might be insufficient to relieve the destitute poor, bat at present the government were not prepared to make any further advances to the landowners to enable them to give employment to the people. A land lord and tenant bill bad been prepared, and was under consideration by ministers; but he could not pledge himself as to the precise time when it would be introduced. Mr. Joan O'Connell., dissatisfied with this statement, gave notice that he would, on the report of the committee of supply, move an amendment, bringing the subject of measures for Ireland under the notice of the house.—Lord PAL MERSTON in answer to Mr. URQUHART, stated that it had been the intention of the British go venunent to abstain from interfering in any manner in the affairs of Switzerland, but, at the earnest request of the French government, they had consented to offer, in conjunction with the other four powers, their mediation to bring about an ami cable settlement, but on the distinct understanding that it should be left entirely optional to both, or either, of the contending parties in Switzerland to accept or reject it. Great Britain would not be a party to any forcible interference.—Sir G. Gm, in answer to Mr. WALPOLE, stated that the subject of fees in the new County Courts was under eon sideration.—The Crisitarttoa or TM Brauer= concluded a speech of three hour.' duration, by moving for a committee to inquire into the canoes of the recent commercial &straw, and bow far it had been affected by the laws for rerralattrig the' trate of bank notes payable on Beard L In the course of his speech the right hon. gentleman said that he was prepared to hear the government blamed on both sides for the middle course it had taken in writing to the bank. Those who approved the act of 1844 would blame the government for having interfered with it at all, whilst those who disapproved it would censure the government for not having interfered at an earlier period, and would make it responsible for the misfortunes which had Ninoe occurred in various parts of the country, He appealed to the first party whether beneficial results had not accrued from the interference of the government, and he told the latter that it was in cumbent on them to show that an earlier in terference would have been useful, for he frankly asserted his conviction that an isms of bank notes would not have relieved in any material degree the existing distress. He said, morever, that if the government had departed further from the principle of the act of 1844, it would have acted against its daliberete conviction • for it was of opinion that the operation of tha t act during the present year bad been salutary to the country. Still, though he was friendly to the principle of that act, be could not say that its principle was at all times and at all hazards to be carried oat.--Mr. JAMES WILSON moved an amendment, that the first portion of the sentence, as to inquiring into the causes of the recent commercial distress, be omitted, thinking that it embraced too large a field, inasmuch as it would afford an opportunity to any member of the commit tee of introducing topics foreign to the subject to be discussed. The succeeding speakers were Mr. T. BARING, Mr. ROBINSON, Sit W. Mouswoarn, and p Mr. CALE!, after which the debate, on the motion of 1 Mr. Btavrrrr, was adjourned to Thursday.—Mr. WAKLRE'S motion for a committee to inquire into the registration of legally qualified practitioners in me dicine and surgery, and into the laws and charters relating to the practice of medicine and surgery in Great Britain and Ireland, was agreed to, but the 1 has. member refrained from naming the committee for the present, in the ho . that the chairman of the former committee, Mr. Macaulay, not at present a member, might in the interval be again returned to Parliament. —On the motion of lord low( RUSSELL, the house adjourned to Thursday. • The',W estrington steamer wee advertised to mil from Now Tick for Soathanipten and Bremen on the 18th of November; she may, therefore, be . expected in a kw days. Two o' The public securities done this morning at an advance on closing quotations of per cent The cause improvement has not been specifically ascertained, but it has no doubt been produced in a material de gree by the statement made last night in the House of Commons respecting the resources of the Bank of England, particularly with reference to the large increase of available funds in the ban kin g de partment of the institution. The public had notbeen prepared for as annonacement on this head so en couraging as that which was made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The satisfactory arrangement of the affairs of the leading. East India firm, which have been for some days ender investigation, the issue of which was quite uncertain, cannot, however, have been without its influence on prices. Consols, 861 to 1 for account. Exchequer Bills, par to 3a. premium. The foreign funds have been scarcely at all dealt in this morning, and the nominal rates have been but little disturbed. Belgian Stook, 88 to 90. Brazilian, 78 to 80; the New Bonds, 76 to 8. Chiffon 87 to 9; the Three arCents., 60 to 1. B to 3. Two-and-a par Cent Dutch, 641 L: ; • Fear per Cent. Certificates, 831 to ; • '2l to 1; New Grenada, 18 to 19; the yebt, _to ; Mexican, 161 to 17; Portuguese, 211 to 21; Russian, 103 to 7; Five per Cent. Spanish, 171 to ' • Three per Cents., 281 to 9 1 . the Passive Debt, 3; to t. Venezuela, 34 to 6 ; the Deferred Debt, 9 tol 11. ENGLISH SONDE Pak Moak, 187 9 I M 0064. forika Der to . 868 3, : 1 per Oa. Rol inns., 84 1 I 988 01. Otia Aim, Hi f /011111 GE IIIHDE. iffni. Amman E....r. 94 0 I fh plr 6 oVglB44B.,l/9 184 swil tM al i Spar 1 74 r 8 sat Ca EY, 77 9 rs 6 MAO SW, 71 8 Ontr i Ei 33 Bxr ot. DINIKO Imo Ms., 111 I 8 r ow Emir 0 E„.:12 11 , E 314 $ per 01. BAL. II I 41 St tt ilitil: 18 11 tor Oa. Doidt_De... Slit S eZZi 4 pee Ot. QM. DO*. 14 i RAILWAYS.—The share market is very firm this morning, sad prices have all improved. There has bees a good demand, and some extensive prelims have been made. W 1137 ACTED DP TO TWO I= DAY IN "DIMON. (Yesterday's prim will ho *Ewa Is YU pugs). BR. Wel, 03 & Dudley, 14 144 1611WoOlis. WA.* Phis. Sprit Iklelel wiii Exeter, 4 Ib) Cdo&wio, 555 N Mr', M. es., 44 . Sod Anlot, 251., L. sod E. aid Nor* a L L coil, D., I DA Do. i aad H. 95 Do. Do. U. E. & IL, lid. N Do. i rtie ‘ IA OtcheLl aina ln . lk, 194 Il elitt i al. Halves in = 1 ,.. a Lao., 1 4 511 . YoitlT a tdead New 151. arepliee DU" 1 11,15 L lislos kover, l s l / 4 5 kt. Reim lialves„ GO DA do. No. I, 1 Do. Ile 140. RIO Do. Do. IN Ile. 4, 65 Do. M i lk eh., 8 Wilw,l/amemek & Way., 145 =a* o n: :mead's, 54 Voris, Now% 1111txviek, 84 ll U 4 Do. MI = fun. &Or.), ill 4 Uwe. Rae& $4 Do. I, T.& N., 134 Do. Glee. n De. No. 2 (New. it Do. W. Z. V., 554 Derssk. ll l‘tar 11 ._ Ludo willwoOM 5/1 II Law. sod Bledneon, 5 York it IL Milleat, 15i 5 laL„ 111514.,_& L C., 43 i Do. le 16 Lew sail( W._ as , 1145 6 Booker ma &Wine, 154 4 Do. 4IL, . t ail s y s.. l Dwelt lisakk, 25 Laa.s4. l5 litzsabwm. Do.l4ew Ows. 41 N. et Pm" 15 Ile Do. New EL, a Owe in Teol ii ildi . 4 Da Plow Mk. 20essd, IN 11 aware watiWie, 65 Do. 451. iL. Mt 1 wed Plod" 1 5 De. 114416.1115 LIVERPOOL BALM Now.— WEL, U L 14 m. * Mo Motu ONO C. I 3" 4 IL Biz. A rniJa. $4 p Gt. WeelorsOredip Lim it Tee. 5 d Do. Me DO LW, If 4 Loma &Devitestp, 3 . 6 Lard. It N. IreeL, 133 6 Do. Qr.. (A. 454. 4 1 r Da Qs. tC.), 45 p Um, Ewa & Liasolaildre Ckis.,_Ne. la p I. 144 1 Mv. i a PkE 14.4/101051RIL S 11• L *UM. 11. Is CAW I 5 La &Ye& Ut 4* 11161515. /d La *IL W. QuilL 51.11.4441111 Ma, Ow& eal Llee. Cleteluto No. I, 14 Do. Prof., 4 p 0~~ ~ to saielilit eanirs., Owes, /Mob.. al Do. Piet. p ILL/DeeetWolia l .l.l4 4 l 4 Ds. New, Ns k op Ds. 111.41. le d lice/ lOwNsaik h Bee, 114 De. lextea.no.lft De. 1 ). =ll P Dk G. 11. 2.4 p *Pone 110. 11. 1-141 p belie Wire, Me 'S. / 11 me Dow Ow at 1014, No. Yor 4 . Nem, k Bee. Ezieradoe, No. 2, 21.411 LEEDS SALL% icnisma .____, _ _ __. S Lamar d 1 N. Benkh COL, par Do. New, 11d Do. Thirds, 4s. p Do. ill Newo.k Ber. New, 3/. ki. Oa W. p Yds o ar ehllidek: 141, d I Oldies Easoska, per 1140161M04, els. d N. Western, iy d 21.43Mak1r0, Is. Is. d BRISTOL BALM, NOnallll N. i t* New 15 1 . 1. 1i 1 , 1 1)23d. 1p I l ac i a t rZ in r * UCT:I6 TO L. Bk., k Derby, la HULL BALM, Norman 90. L Amain (My k Hut.), 10 N. Brad Ext. llord, psi W. p Lekeater & todktd, 4s. 3d. d Do. Thirds kelp, as. 9d. p luopahlre Cake, 30s. Groat Nort=4l , l:"lK 8 Ink, NOw. iaoa 88. 1 k Be,. EL, No. 1, N. British L. 4s. 6s. Date New Bec.l, 124 1 I Do. Des, 41 . 144 . Do. G. N. A rd., 9 1 Do. Hun., I ni. 3d. DUBLIN SALM Noma= 29. Hid., O. West., and R. C., 13 I Um., Enna kKS Joao, 11.. COMA—Mgt-part Ttoo.—The following an the quotations : Adalr's Main, 18e. ; Huddle's West Hartley, He. 9d.; Cares Hartley , 18s. 9d. ; Hsetlates Hartley, 18e. 9d. ; Taofldd Moor, 17s. Od. ; Walla lad Beaddyll's Helton, 21s ; Walls End Haswell, 21s, Bd. ; Walls Ind Hettcs, 21s. 3d .; Walls End Leabton, Sils.--filhige at asszkot, 83. PRODUCL—MINCING-LANI• itaihkut 211 °• — This hes bsottostits iba day to the Lens. There has sot bow a pidisisho deem th , sr by there bra of Nese ; bat be* alias ant be quiet st yesterday's peless...-Itios bas &Asia Say I& impalas els ;mauls whit.l3sord, le lb. Id.; bade, lobs, le& &I lls.-880 bogs CORN.—MARK-LANK.—The ernmiliee of all grain mince Monday have been moderate, and the attendance of buyers in Mark lane this morning was extremely small. The little business transacted in all descriptions of corn was at pries about equal to those of Monday last. TA* follows; are Monday's quotations: BRITISH. ;Wilms pa Qaarter Willa. Imo sal Kei4 rad 47sto 51 to 53... white 45 to 53 to 55 MOM as% iilt. 44 to 49 to 51... do 49 to 51 to 33 Teams Men or Baba) 5$ to 57 = m t h un.,114..... to as --white._ to to Ida do to do to to In. to Isms; Pootag —.— to .diaMing 24 as 26 to 28 llsithse.. ft to M. Clarraller3o to II thee - to Seen Hams ass: 44 to 56...tha, polo 36 to Cl Pass pray 37 to 394 0d...a0p10 39 to 41 t° =I —to Whits -. . ...... .. . . ........ 39 to 43_ . 45 to 47 11.4141.1trages- 34 to 34 .15ek Harm 26 to M _small $3 to 40...01d 44 to 48 Tams, New Spring to —...new winter to --old to Itsrascs, Sow 49 42 Loss= Casa, pa thousand gl2 10s. to Rl2 to Os. Ow met et AMU nova, Tar ar% daavored 45 a 44 „las household 40 to 42 XO/10111 Oil Oultalk. 44 to 811..vatafts s6 to 40 Nortisseloriond, Lbsolas, sad Tortiain to MIMI sal Kist to --Irish .. to 7011.1007 t. ' - Wilt4T. Diotzlo endKoofistorr . 33 to 54—An5..........- 36 to 118 ' potaarsatana o t ..o t, sail Baths, stot _ . 112 to to 44 Trash — Thud& sad Handungh. Bandas 47 to 511 . 42 to 48...Buntisa to Demobs sad Haar 89 to 48 = bawl — to -oat to to .Auetralitaa if to 49 21 to 20...ttlotiLtlag — to 26 to 86...Lorztus to 12 to 20 En BAILI" hod* lowan Onor 0171, pease end Malnted Swath and Anton Trionland and IDutelt toed IS to 21 DYno Brow 24 to 211 toed — to 11ZAIII, nen. to —...01d. — to MAU Z119 414 d 26 to 23 .Thossny.. — to PI" m ita SS to U.. ballora.« — to m ßaltie and Ro TAM, di —to new to --Urge ...• Isonnonad= 13 to 43 to 50 onterranean and Odeon. to 46 to 61 Unman Uto 40..nosposed .... S 4 to U =aCan 14 ii of i roo per too. Z 5 lON. tot 6 Us. Canni. f10n0m5.......... ....... A 9 On to £lO N. nor , lad owl Amok.= SIO On to /II Os. Ms. Amato. pr lurd ofilatio. U to 26 DMA' mil groloug. 22 to 25 Oundlon. 4 7 tinihiee44114 - 061;11111 - _ to ARRIVALS Q2lO WOO. ISM NM NOT. VO lst DEC. Qrs. VS. 11141415. Irish. Fortin. What 1610 2190 Barley 1 111: 1 Osta Floor, 1,620 sub barrel& Malt, 140 barrels. IYPERIAL AVZHAGNIL Wheat. Barter. Oath , Rye. Bsses.l Paw Oct. 14 ... ... SU 114 32e 64 22, 7631. M 3414.16 4$ i 113 ... ... 466 24 31. 74 236 4d 1 384 74 14 476 411 SO ... ... 6116 161 396 Od 136 1414 s 444 Oa 10$ Nov. I ......22. 44 326 94 234 44144 I 46 4 se Is ... ... 1134 Id ils 44 134 461334 74 436 116 10 ... ... Ns 34 324 04 926 114 316 104 446 11 id 6 wetde A. Aver. 636 100324 fid 23.6 0134 s Id 4 . e -- ii (mars are no dudes on Fordo Orda.) Prise. Oct. 16. Oct. 33. Oct. 30." Nov. 6. Nov. 13. Nov. 26 52 ... ... .. ... -. S 4 - • 44 ... r 7. ... f I-- is .. ... ... IS Fnammt, Nov. 30.—The Wheat trade very Lassa ; iiiber , at the finest samples were sold at 131.; second quality, W. 104. poor, 101. to 101. 10s. Itorlop was abundant, end a at a rednedola 4IL to 2.. per qr.; moo the sod loan COmivollor sown in this put, SU ; Sk. 1 gdoillog, 28s. The boot old Idol= at V i ka for Laid ; aew, 7e. 61. le Si. feta WO per qr. Pea, 440. to ,4111.4 a qr. ,user sold dowV W ink Mait arm Bd. to Is. per le.t pawskas 210. to Ws.life Mil Spring Vetsios, TS. Ili. per bask Hum., Nov. 30.-.-We hsee had a massa t immit aAO ink tr than the iandisa of this day. 161 as , to expect. It has, bowing bus seen a ddemosit than a giving way is pawl psalm seise kid benthspon. ant ad moral, ham Enka ore a away kk asek, bat must sass spin *tit as pert. To.dersmsdist, sotwith. Minding Os !was! ma is Xerlakia, was set lama. sad Th ablest st la mi oaty of What km the hams soak A s an pod KIM, . bights la bon man may of sew aria 'What, km mar pate, sad the balk being in ths diorama, saws are MN anxious to nit, and umnis obsogoo, aro dig would if their were Ja n The lbw odes of ask Whist wan at ilo. 61.1 s An GL wok. perz a k ie k.biag ass ally dmisiled kr bad rot Tor old rather mss, and pod fled Mita bee mak, oar Slag it and Barka fa a great drag, MI my buboak If low to Oa* mak lis sone so lam weak, bet ka Maind far. Ws km fatale intak of saw Baas The renids irk& we be.. ask abase as to sow Wheat amply to saw Boas ski,os ad ly , fee the ammit, Per &du amr to bo made stablest k. arkersit Peso ao puma dm smie, it lis. le aks. Of Lana we have hap mink, bat the boa set cm* a tie mast we rats so oltersika *prim Cokei mama fa geed lima • 65 essakadill t o ts" Esposmal eider mare &say, and way ail se is ski t hew will Cohio, Ishii ors is Itimital n gastip Nall tros sale, at las aim Kara kastry Ekoss, sad eine rood ma* of Idaho en NIL Tbs flonowitt_aro lb. aka' Wheat. rid, 611 - to Mt asiz iiii to rr ifa. ise. ; with., 16. to 16. Law, ito. to 60k.t Mk to ills.; ; Uwe Solito ad Nordrom, 4k to 640. salting. leo to 16.; lbw, la. to no Oat h Nally Hear,, to 1110 ; ltio Ito:to 212. Boo" 408. iW de to 411, Pesa ks. while Ind %Ilis. a m ills. 111 .* lvi tritir li tatift. ilasad C lloaVillishis Mi i nk. a.; Isrelas, fl. 16. ii IibLIOL Racw v dgeati boa the 1111 k Nit, is the 1115 Nov., osestwiso, SO coLd s iss imis r li c Saab Issaitvits:ll 1.441. 44. lawistr.le!, ff. 'ltt i __ 1,761. 11111. AMNON, ' lignk lama Mo. 61481, ' MI 114. itiVai. Irowtos, Mo. 30.—Tho supply of What is tbakt, booty soSdint Ito tito Lid doiund ; all thy_te a T ai n Ulm of at oisaiitbat above list week's rate, sal hailer in a this Mal. Barley barely ai itti Jots Moo ; t h e trade is lanai. sad 61311111111 MN =will. '1 common, red, s ipanu ay .0 IL id. ; Bennet and MarianopolF, la. to 4s. 6d. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, raj, fe g . 7 Vllo fid. Bye, per qy., Baltic, &c., 33e. to 36e. Barley, pr OM., 4a. to 4s. 3d. Oats, per 451 b., 38. sd. to 3 s. 6L; Aaiun, Ild. to 3e. Od. Beans, per qr., European, 48 e. 521. ; Emden, per 4801 b., 33c to 34e. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., wluto, Ma. to 48e.; Canadian, 365. to 40s. Ind* Corn, per 481:116., 335. to 36e. ; Indian Meal, pre of 1961 b., 15s. to 16s. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., b C a l diary sweet. 27e. 6d. to 291. ; United States, sweet, 28s. to tr.. United States and Canadian, sour, 21e. to 245, Arrl;als into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 23rd Nov. to the 29th Nov.. inclusive . Wheat, 6,673 qrs. ; Barley, 1,610; Malt, 1,752 ; Oats, 1,072; Beans, 5,440; Peas 40; Indian tarn, 14 ,781; Indian Own Meal, 1,001 barre ls; Oatmeal, 4466 sacks; Flour, 8,066 sacks, 4,451 barrels. Moo. 30.-A sr& amply of Wiwi* sal asodengo bre lo.d ay, ribs& kr sale. Mar ed sather ‘ W 5ti r...... 1 . 11 J Beery at fak re we pier kw bestiesiny. 411 41w. to 61Ihni IM, t l ii. ; r AM. la 664 St. Barley, buitearyillb.; fns, 31s. M 88/. . tilt li. pet rm. Bras, 46. lades. per v. to the rms. lorrawv. 30.-Tb• avatar eentrass i mat and the *if ark .1 to Oar are farmer silliarip, At die usarsita mar lir si r oy es a geed 'bat the tridaldiffr irlwatrall , 111= 1 1 Nov. 30.-This, the was rear Trade heavy. , Ikon 6416.pe h r leasha . ldsba sack; next in quality, Ms. le , while might be had at 21e. to 23e. Of Barley nabob= were ex tensive buyers, at a further decline of le, par sr.; the beet Chevalier sold at 30s. to 32a. per qr., very coca malting selling at 28s. ; moderate, 265. to 27a.1 kaider, 24. to 25a. Old Malt, Be. to Bs. 3d. pee burl; arar, Ts. 6d. to 81. • trade dull. Oats were purebred sparingly, at • trifling de: aline under last week's prises. Beans were also lower la. per quarter ; prier from 60s. to 541. Per and Rye as last week. Winter Tarr, new, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per burl ; old, tin 6d. to 6s. 9d. CHEESE.—SALIBBUTIT, Nov. 30.—Tha = em , good ; the demand small, prioer still having a dowsev de. This day some of the finest Cheddar was salmi ad 60e. per ewt., worth, two months ago 80e. ; Truckle, ids.; finest white double Some onto and Noilth Wilts, Rm. to 644 I beat single, 60s. ; Half-Cowards, 42m. to 465. ; Skims, 25a. to 28a. HOPS. Bosonoa MARKET, Two o Clock. Means. Penman& and Smith, Hop baton, report that the market is steady at the following pricy: New NW ill ante 43. oto 61. 12 Yonne aseMpowe WO to 31.10 New Weal of laita 914 to 4 0 Twit,* emu 2 a 203 3 Nam ern 10 to 3 10 ow ops 1 10 20 2 0 SALIIIICII, Nov. 30.—Noldees find a difficulty to telling at the low pries offered. Farnhams, per cwt., 31. 16s. to 41.105. ; country, 21. 10s. to 31. Is. ; Bumex, 21. 6s. to 81.65. CATTLE, &C. FARMAN, Nov. 30.—A bras quantity of ens o:ra, for which trade ruled very hewn at s decline of from bd. to ed. per leers. Some eerie fiesesx-fed Demme and Short-bons with difilmayllatke lla. pw score pounds; very mullets ditto and good Ifenne, 10s. dd. ; rather iihrior, 10s. ; some f low as Se. The supply dOslew ins scanty, yet peas were not Mom TN, WAVNiet 1111111601 lie. per •00111; mists, lOs, ft Of dam wen IMO poised than enlised far the denial ; the Bans mad threw Owns, kw awl sk Use. nesboi pee won; some hop ligkind /Then, 4s. ; amisens 5:21, n r. 4d. ; a gni awry selling as bw Is is. Pigs were ; prier raft down. Novena, Nee. h7.—Oar market inhibited a good thew et Ebert-Ham sad Scota. AMINO du bales§ VIM nese men nosensts, and a wreid - away sal. WWI hit *self's prises wen barely eippodid. The supply as leak was nark. Will Os oalse wen sitsnelesa a l s ilt OW awn one. The psi Win Mid ;1 lb, lanks wed Ilbmp leastbsyses• spa ea Nagy _ flap, is. 3d. to 9a. sr it i mi ssm am etest skier Plarfisma per bead. Fat 7s. to 7s. IL per Om T, Nov; *-.01 kern Inikedi tilleleksisst Meow led liareind Wen ideated esilhu wee of Ow MAI! Milked fees If i le t, lol. t swine Own, Ink pa Ilneek mit on wsn cd=w a s =llolr d MIL 9a. 6 t d dlee r ern ; newel ow If e WE l rk . ; htr 6141Wiliti oumber ume kss jr ; ma reatles find gully, les ed. to Ik, per ; Z e l v i e st 16s. ; shad, 9s. to 9s 6d. Pip, by the Wersees, es. M 9s. pw .ern; .use, 9e. to 9s. 6d., from 6d. to Is, pee seen lower. For Yuktrdaset Markets DM lad per. SEOPPINa MA ma Annmn.—Dublin,3 Tifaterford, 2; Denekedee, I ; Guernsey. &0. , 1 ; French. 1; Viands's, 1. LONDON, Dec. I.—Wind Ala day at noce, S.W., eels- 1 rate breeze and fine. PORTIMOVIII,.. Nov. 30.—W., Esq.—Arrived : Fem. Alexandria. DILL, Nov. 30. W.S.W., fresh broese.—Arrived: Se. public, Richmond, V. ; Transit, Nwellansdland ; Ocean Bride, Bethke • Ban. Edam* TARSI; Palo, and wal low, Wales • Stockton, fliespon, owl all peed tae the rive. Arrired km Cabo the rive - eel rearnia: Irma. Soda earth • • Oraels. New Odom ; I Chaste w an , uP t heal : Wank Port. Niece% Oteilcedesplo. Pared : aldollo ll odankalk Bream Fee over, Nov. Sk , —W.N.W.—Aefradt 011ebelcal• from Trine, tar Ueretel _• Oarland. So& lon% fie Swansea ; Hareem hely ; 150 7 =1%4 ; Sart_nonta William Aih, Oestimilic ; Fe Thunder., from few Llvereard ; 6= 1 1.• Nee port, for Beery tr — rilt cep dull. On , Dom.—Nebo, tea DI M nrnotrra, Nov. PO.— S.W.— t Seam from Waterford and Callao, far Mei i H.M.S. Alert, Ahem. Put beck : le*" BBRIM; Noy. 30.—N.N.W.—Put back African Ctonity toe Ahem. floannosonotr, Nev. 10.—Tho Awe% el Made, floe Leakx ‘ t i o Neese* kis how ierferad hie with lien is aswest cilk the Die, off Flat Nick Bareender, tali Nor. ° 9l3. ll %h. New Ben. *OA Itea, to Ware aelabrd into icakn a ca o la We frit with ke ad Illaj. i fthe al S wl and frerinteend, I tea te WV* le.ft, wok ; wow wed. The Adsdral N Wu eta brfg, tfEekk Hood bay to-day, sere the larboard-bow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. —TUESDAY, Nov. 30. The SPZAKIII took the chair et four o'clock, when several inewebere won sworn. PUBLIC BIIMINZIL 1 0 1112TION8.—By Kr. G. 1e[0111,031, has Le Termer ; len J. Wne.uno, Lem llaryietene ; lb. Itmeammnet, beg Lam beth la 11=t i i ir e owe at the rwereLit eilisa.-04 TIMM - OFels midget eorreket tot Weak gad la Lehr or re. Lekermoimlikm. . NOLA beet Mixer 'Mirk. Ire deightiOM et the nnotekii amt.-111r. Z. llmemmwr, Len Wietal, Lr deli. ties et the gmmlehmemt el itegit.-21r. G. ON" tram Nrerierskr, for lei !keret= des beat Charter Aat,—Mx. J. A. harm, Las le ma. Whet, am 4 lee *pixy tato met of lefL Imtem oi rmi Ida lard PLIITIONS.—A peahen was premeated 'pleat the rams Mr Gromt lissiaw. mho MN egehwt the zermem ler Wag fitheatestarstime. ISM= OZOLBED.—On the mete= GIDE. Beeranro, reggemlieg the gememmeme lews irk* hare bemelomed from cub& Megmelmemis dais the het Mem to pertimmeemt.-11r. GLA2.0114 mhos rates= from the emir ammeta aelmlithied throughout Mg log ire Wide% mime Le met /h II Vb, e. Se. NOTIOLII OF 3.olloll.—Nameweas.Dmsemm—agt. ememmem. es Lewd dm Is all the milemtlem ml the here be do gale ol the me- Lewd II Orest Whim earlselsg4. them.. Mrsommu—GaLlaresawsw. Lae dig Ihrilpht 10 matimm st the Imam le lie etroementem adman Le breaks et Megile. amm the grad& rent& Testmireaserr L Ommersomm, is Tway Itelatest, If the ardo mot take mg Le smegesS legawitemeee to=m es to eal =OOl the leheleteellt a/ Maw to es whoa, et Zhao Lamm.—Dr. Sown* after the reams .t Cbridomm. to coil the milmeglem alb. house to the soigne el the cache laws. TURNPIKE TRUSTS ACTS. )le. PREWAR proposed oprohia sweolutiosa Plialti s the hour, for the purpose of betteekg the prim of kr isaikgsmakss turnpike hips hi the prime notes, to =d*Le ethwahrt atm !Litt mut= =Air to is in Ifoomploor, end he rne lhihmeld ma. f_samit selise 18W Wu* the lot der of 1848. asIVRIITT eitooloi Is lihollno with the seraids; which. had how otablibbi Woe fill terhidireekow bY avolliktelemrmaillish• esperlag al was in the pow: oCilo Itaass. os aim Wag shown, to owippod fie emit so to Su fishpishmphotitos la ow • trmow. a m bee 30107 F. slivr m7arkt I Vatr a r ee ttria, the of owhiost be M. FILEWEN withdrew the =Wm. _ IRISH REMEDIAL In reply to a scrim et vodkas has Mi. 3. &Commas r to lets t intended to pewee atieweree, and when, Are implement to the deMlints pew, in tors =if s -heed Mist weeks, mid kit an te putting 0 Sep to the impost of Asir and drake the advisee di .—tra, for the reelmmation of waste look and for plicieg the laws eiheting the relations of Ladled and tenant on a sound firoMag, eir G. GREY said that sea geneml notice only had bees Meld on the paper to oak what EIGNMS government is. lended to propose to meet the divine' el the preset winter, =Ur the meiadment of the Mw ethiaMord sod lorst is Wend, he hande d aware =az taw mild= oboe, waft* list bad bee to hks. Arta whets emir of gardens would be put as to the istsatiose et minions with egad to pub& works, the asployaset etthe the IMMO= at the spread afro, and the etwerealoada, samea. wady ham meld not now eats when would be to seteres in ramose to these weldeek. M u le . it doll ea a preview emits tbre per =1 did eat we templets erg application' to periliossut he edema ter the relief works miler premed eke ea I Ha m O vise said that a large pardon of the hod dimilinel for the supply of the people Let wiser netehesil in the re veransent rehouses, Old would be mode tunable in the =winter la ire abide where the aim might be to ;ellen the deelitude meg. As to the sew ' gemlis Me making whemee et OM .ensta to amble aim ie WV. 081401011.14 to the people, soil te berme the prodeetveeses et Se land, gereement were es ims, # geese* to propos aay w h ist araeo r zzen Me Rao, bottom, q t ho weld sot sit what braise at a Mere meg, • bill on do it** of law of looded red tome had boa pregered, and was now ender the embiseetioa ot ark*" bet he thought it would be wither Mee am eve =bid on the contrary, would maw Mai to &hat theft if, in order to giddy the sequel oWety of lAA member as to the ietsetions of govanaret, they were . within the nest Set rk end without - fell maideretion, to Mg Set tittl ea me. (Haar, hear.) Me mid sot, the eta, plat* Idesesit as to the praise tire whoa that 111106111%1 woul d be introlued. Mr. 3. O'CONNE ame l4ve enter-theeaosier of the right boa. buleat not sathihrory. to bive-.4hat ivresibil Rove ea beleging the saidast al Isiah he lassaidass ado the mew of die his ea brieging op the report ot at Mr. D. ebbed IWe k" he sable lord the Boorotery hr Mahe. it Ives Weida by 1161 40 Ir=dt, is *. Vowed antsrveadra in the et , to tesseewe ether ire in the ,mist nedielese Wrote the beillgarent press, sod oak wit rhal:wa r 1 r z i la a l t t= to Aste be rn • 'heel thopmege k whisk shot to the subjest. I may here atom edited latent's!" ea thepot .1 bet Ilejsety's goverment was to abstain vitally fora of any rat or ehersetsr in the sake et bat at the sass* roped ot the gnostment entrees Itsjetty's govenorat have air I sated to car in esejueetbe with the ether her powers ask maids& to the Om eratrediag por de, with the view le Liar about se relsobie seiti•- inset of the obese Warm them; bar Ilbjeers Klea , however, auk* it a seeditien et fere with** Ohre powers in that an *et it n a me l y be led to both or either of the etris potties is le inept or ogee it (isms), thei the WI& of Other te rapt ark arodiation shill est be mete tesS at eol to hostile 1111111101111/ arieteriteesesgeiestelma laser.) It is right, hawser, tee I abseil aide fez , thee in a M rserodleg ovoid b o as th tram poems dot semi sled& Net be In any way ibilwing thea as le the arras of ray rights tilesoe eseesive Soy pets= bg *lee at any treaty. I fides she le mil die MOB 11116 by a declaration ilime b t , bL e tt ai lirA s ki je the arash isies t v It teed the the mod** L of the lardlory Nee SI dotter riteey verisztlated a r t s the engem ef hem, wrier the treaty of sl:tee der, it beg eseidered that It was f or hierest Mew that dist Inside why and independent be pure'e'd, and Settle ' Swiss troriery *odd be Ass fon all hedge Wpm . (Clare'.) .. Adiegopla that view, we an reedy to our Aso le ertjesielion with the ether great pewee in siMbel ' • tllliheuese hid* have unhetnedely shoe ho tweet Melee poets in 13whodeed; bet the geomaest of Greet Weft TM art buyout, to say ins Mir foresee in the Wen of that easy. (Cheers.) Mr. B. OSBORNE eased window there would be say so behre ate; het the La the t I per end thepatolies reetbsg to the e I . PILLI4MITI7N said Mare wield be se Apo ' tics to try ell the papas behreireet b oa as the *fen be eemetedel, i i i :La ipiotios tre tra Vtioteirteld 4 theaside the Meg =l4 baton the Mini 411100, lad beta m itt eu.solbli with the gnat moo. bed, se the oh of the leoleiteilles. the imiegeweemp(Or if * et the'emmte*_euresme. Ir. D. VEQIIMAZT whited ft knew ava Se sable whether her Majesty's goveseest would be prepared t.- 7 ro7 I.P. 1 IQUIDATION Or the LYONS and AVIGNON ;Zs tbo Halnrsa;my, la whisk mg fils=wps 17sild.. Trinidad Cocos partly sold at la. time ; goal red, high wawa to a rsdootisa. loam and Per are In short . aoThway 00X, . - .tae N. IL ZOTNIKNULD Okedvabi. in pm% is gee ogress not sops* 44.. to 411 - Plasma sad at a reds lower past, simply, and nom what legate UOw liktep *Wks la wowee.ttjw st ri A l veareer of So Miles= /If Oa lark Ir tp oesr 61 to ft.-Pepper : 1,400 bop ykatiara. mid at Sage law. s o . ag.....w 0 I wo mo m mo ws sy what meg ge o p lassmm SO Oil 14 Ur Ile aliases; sal beintatei ter tie *Oafs ill want 111)6 ' 4 Met"' ° 6l °L -- ° Bll6ll futo at" Reath sad ;men of etbassetisise. Nest of la aaph• If: st d r ,. fiad it ownesaffilitt adieu =warm ere is, 13a. 6d.-Cattoa inagitive.--Rma dall-Tbs paha gybe* an osofog la m om. by g oo moo e l eadsme. ea • o. be bp am bli'lMii by Ora able laws like tbskin4 lf the Lame do sot do se Witinsita. et Tea an proposing heady.-Ia Mbar artiolas no sites- th o u& w oo g o „ at g o o sp a o w of l a g p l igay, la. opkeekeek Nuesibat /4 lON Ws tiedusiuml that Hr. aunt Biros, as Rmeteastat. tion. *lls ea mtelo odi no s : va k t i lito rsh 6 s sile boa fi « . Ns ; bot h te *NM NA 4468Usaliatbia bse bra berrumiml, PRICKS CORRINT. UT •T. OOLELAN I L 1: 0 toga th e sobilitt l i t o es ta eana h ro e al Ws had she *met as tai opsni. ret, w. ao h lwe b rzt su. or s zs:i Murk- I. so 0... 0 0 Ole walk: 0,317 gm ; .., aatMr vv lbe =gr ot so y y am Yellow &Om ... 34 8_43 garintliber • 11... 0 • 4, MI i.Floar, M. sal •ca BALD, Mary Plat 4l 0..-48 11 5-.11 10 Lode, Nov. 30.-Wirt vas *awl of Ili ahem • un jainstrorrate=4..estro, It. 1111114.-,A saw POSTAGE OP NRWIRMPIa, &0. TO AND PROM LII- Ne y wiNoOrweiti.-. : :::.:1 tat ~ . ter toe. ls of * 2s. or qr. from this day weak. Ink tag D. L Din, by diesel Watek 28611 11 31411.-A6110 1 111111 . 0t7"8111711111R"Wenh11111.111111111 11004 1411hi h 's0G1 1= ap nae lailpri, h p. pp o. 14 g m ,. pp p.. 2•184, & is ....47 salaam l9 10...28 181. NNW Me to 420. Pak Ska * abb..= Ave kb aka of pkkibabi bomb kw kt obay pummels, mg no 0.044 thts.. while .. . ito. 66= 1' 4 ' NA Is Da Saws Albeit. asa ztellielkellef thw WoMec at ma haVpaaayma yth o „ 35 0 ... 38 mot *U.-- ... 2.1 0... • Ilk le Mk per frat. -- - trallspfla WMs mgr. Oats, A to most& attliseassa a s pi = lia sa ja p a k o ma I nd io us I a lc tor sow s e ek Porelp, brows 311 0. at Barba 3O 0..11 I mayar. issel saissan et ' 1111°°1°I "' °a ' °NI ' "ma ' as asallaa lialesak i abvs = l4lll. " l:l"..azalmi l lia vligal. "' aula M atiL g I" ; atood, "."lna lksabro wl ": ' SI 0...47 soy i1d4 0w5w °114.4.2112-114 aril * i t :.! 1 "Wa segragsto . l7/Ika li resarsd blmi la har e dda dieftli a llisC ati wait . . E= .2.4 . "` " a =l : Stir . • s ma k J. ..&: =l. °lbw /Mr lad law Inv* aa.loollo IL, IP Br ***4 le 1anap5 ..1.2.1. 63 4...54 beam Is yellow. 24 A. 36 .irk , gee ampepete . B ag reds in aseed; a mo , T .,,,,;.., mt tho limit 030•011361 We, courial Cit =dump , pekes et °LA Wee, es ebserred, have - ...• easseat, to., are te be imp& Id. ark Tem new rep West Whir - = l llarass 63 • 11..14 the iaggsmag hos dr li= /11/111 PLATED SEAMLESS TEAPOTS cannot ____lesisee see arms LBW 4,8438 10 0 a the la of Isswes7 Isr7- - ts a... U dd. 33 5.33 1 .1_ a, tram dim. a Irk or kw thdripi Ulla. Item. 0002. U 0...60 Pouf Iles 34 0... 9f boa itswa, Intro the =NM and dears te a =re tram as of as mum st malt= air Mu 63 0...130 advistlalbmal,p.tes 41 O. 0 WIN Na aviary arks 1 area, la re of WI ~.a irs. .... : oas i 0.1., INN TI MM Ares STIANNIB.- Th e steamer Omaha, lost we- Omos Nita •• 0-13 •11•140.10 , _leorekeek salareer by as IP* O2l esPosalaa OMIO3S= 41 ...t o ults=r rare PlAsiblesim ad the ardliegekia Barrio , both from New O Ar7 ........ - ..- 83 0 ... 33 geed, Ea*, Ps* fa ONIONISINNOI of sassuesca, 34181411 r hie Cloaskak very ONO . 316 1 a. 46- Yaks asibe lltk bat, arrived atMiere on'Bunday. Me ordinary.. 34 0... 36 per tom._ la 0... 0 as rum% mo w s *a dated akaapi 23 13..14 .... i .,,.. 16 1 / 141 M a r 167154 1 . 1 ..„," a t= 601111 LANCAINIRI 'Err! 7% ...1...4h. l'lr. .... -.. b;iist4 s 3::: Iti Liamai .._____o24.-__e - nr. ...° 1 Paorancem par OWL Tor kreobser was' of amsamom. Volts" r oe opp essibig* assoess ibis day's rube a kapok re fog ° To o W a imeasssite is &mood Ea et tis - 30000, 1 •• ••• 600 • 1 11 the 406" of 111 °. "maid" Henry , ia 2-4" F lo sue enil. u 0... si ifttist-°"44 1 40 1- o - 0 Whiled DS essafploss, ea the rimed err d Pricey ; ar reeeireferoar 66-80 . glom Ml* elegreeedall is olea awn° 1 , 600 .8• 0 ° 1005 en Sonatas ..a Pa. 0 11 1 0 0 .- ,°. Ed Anoka Nam boa aro NNW dereed Nora ere were Of Newraoak ll W• 668 8 .180 6 haw akar* bersiod eim i • ler to haws dam 8 4 0... 33 Dabllmlst. AI 1. „''' red, vs ts arm err la eive, Irlsk et owLANve HAIR wABß . _Thi s i i slim . ask owes sib/ awry tional names, 11/ , at pr lb. Liw°466 / .4 63 ‘'' '' ass saw claw ersidssieg te pr - sse s sl a y walatell pi l l ite t peer teas iltejt= et= :I d l :I to as liol er nol vt at meic rliers did the 116 Owitoc=col- at lotto!: -° 4 ir r ors;___,_' tot . :-: " o c kl =row. prelorasa Nab. dallaaboal 1 , seepaless. IS Bwl white. l3 0. 16 Wminure .... 00 0 54 00 1110 111101 *ln 0000111MAAMILIZ. 00010 oci=2: theatheo et re ko r tho =ea was held. - pa w v 9 s ::. 10 Eat, bid* "' IL paw sp. ea& Boer Weak la ran taaskirs only, moo re tuns M. - ' 6trr.l = lll 1. 32_ 11. 4r I sdasestare; iis ig cp. b.p. Al olBl o , 4 0 1 , XLZWWF . O WINININBOO us freet- Jars. l4 0... 16 tame Ple balder kr awl wide err tee Weider Patna lO • 0.. 23 Pram Um -. : 0 . .. : Mb ' °MI L! . *Walk" ' auz gr allia rr a.all sae I& haw tags elf thy w ;end i-. - t g..... =v i z . wh; -- . sugu": 4 Ciumwsu DONATION TO BoLTox.-3k. Bar- c '""" " 0... " Pc.t ' °rims err... 50 0-02 ag. 1,41. aim stelawl*li le sub* lieg• Una% Baum - Pat. Leads I id , ~ , . It . sat •, i , ~_ . ,at . , hasheadled_b_ war . lare ri satai i . 1•77......7= 84.468.6 . 16 : 4 2 . 6 1 --1 pa _ ~.• l er theldrialcilli. Baca, Nalserted. Ok laMaa RA C . -. Zia. 1.. 7 ' - ~,, - ar.-. , ..., w kios t -," a.",.g e g t o egt g o o , rt -. 1 0 ....1 im m t ewt. le 0-10 0 kOWV111e; was taw ri• aaill seedy ask patamera with oommet that hs weal r esmaas pi&y ar re Dassissok os to ,,,., 0 0...0 • hrsese votes. ProosetioNois: Bed& : Went, per 701b5., kr rake* ni tc 666 L T HE EDINBURGH RHVlENig ar &s. OLEXV. i r r i b ipo t i m e r isd ko,.. ".• a *Am * a do . 3 . 4 . , 40 4 , 34 3 0 '.. 3 14 "'=$ $ ''` las 0...t0 a Raffish, red, *ow, _7s. OIL to Bs. . old, 70. a& to Sa. ; Wa , do Ditto Bladder St 0 ..91 0 white, new, 7s. 6i. to Oh. 23. ;' old, 8.. to Si. 4d, ; will bi inlaikarl Wore le tole Sims& . Ne" end the ma mat. O.P . s 2 ... 8 noweirao,distyp 30 0...66 0 Irish, red, new, Bs. Bd. so 7s. Bd. ; old, 71. to 7s. ed. 1 :mcca toe WOOOMOIO TON EDIJIII w. o . it. th, aW receipt has been h abd war for slut p ur . Pareerhe marts 4 4 ... 3 time , Oz and Co., at per /b. white, new 76. ed. to Si. Barley, pet qr ., aweigh, now, O rl irrey to r= tar It Inst.-a ParefsgakteL * Dil.l. 1 8 4 7. . The number on do half s ca rte ll"li ti n saistv t is /LB 01881. 6 ' 4 ' 14, teel e e °l " 4 4 ... 6 I ' d % °WM * V1666 ' 0.. ~,, „. 335. to 35e. ; Chevalier, 3es. to 375.; and Irish, British spina, d.p. 10 6 ... 0 '7, $ 4 ' 1 , 4 , old, 3a. 9d. tots. Malt, Uphill, per qr., pale, old, eos. to Or Ds. el' I. O NNWISN 01 1 1 1118 TO 11116141 1 .,A 1 2...W 180 1 . 131 3. GOOD BPORT.-Doring • short stay at RedWO.k, Boatels - - ...6 r 0 E lish and Scotch per 46 1 b. eld 811.6 d. to 3 11 . 7d. Wlrai'lltjTarljkalr h icrir ° Aeb a iD . D. BMWs, Req., and A. flaillie, Egg., shot 1,200 head W huh vla IllitTallss ' paa. The list isoluda Mt red deer, five roe, pheasants F., per l , l: ... 0 g=.o7 ° 44 ° a ItS' a ld 30, 4d. t. 3.. 4. • Dia 'fine 'mil new, 3.. 311. 0 4...0 41 Wehh, o , , 1 ' Ries. P.T.R. 347 0...64 BM, Bey 0q(1 A 3e. bd. ; old, 311.6 d. to 36.74. ; general, sew, 91. iOd. to 3c 2d. illy Z. E. Mismainaa. 16.4.0.. a prokfifies, hams, sabbilk • good many couple of woodcocks, oc N or m". a Lima& Vale. dry • b ...0 8 old, 3a 3d. to 3. . Bd. Beans, per qr ., English, old, 60s. to marearm-R a M i ejezas a11055 . ...... z _a sad an Omega aot kat fa dui beg, four seals. Same of heed re..... 1. - g o 0ar0000 7,W4 3112 . 1 .1 11 IMOrldiegi s ell' di their:way up the firth. Their Dutch and Paid 33 0...83 Baked fi e . ; Sootch and Irish, per 480 lb., new, 425, to 44e. ; old, ° i t• - • CSC to 47 0 . Peas Bag , per Quarter, white, new, Oes. tear OW SWIM the /MOO Oit * • sandbank nearly opposite to Malawi l3 0...66 Fast India m m ist ielsaml brealisa, and .eta is WNW Ila MB mand of ~ :- --T teshelim issar lielaimee of their uncouth gambols n, Ham, at per ton. Kips, B.Arros, dry 0 t :.. ° 0 I ? to 500 ;ditto and Irish. grey, fee. 33 38 e. Flour, Per 0 17 Ueda, d 0 84 0 9 280 lb., English and Iriah, fine 375. to 38e. ; esperfine, is atessionsily by N s arrival of a few ersll•aimed '" Plianbur e' eau ' ag r o 0 - 14 p. A .,,,. H ., m , 7 ',"„."•' - Ds le led nitrated, N, IWrirecreweve, _. Oiswalse, 10. FINS- 40a to 424.•, extra, 435. to 445. Oatmeal, per load ol ow: Rasa. U. Osubil; Masa, 4//r WM Moan ; or hreet from eilirbullets.-htssmws• parrisr. half dam 29 0...80 hide 6 11 8 240 lb., Irish, new 28s. to 2911. ; old, 24e. to 255. ; Ca. seataire. VI. Anyevlice. WV, Shim .. 57 0...80 Rog* alts 6 6 $ malign, old, 235. to i 46. Bran, per 24 lb., lg. 24. to le. 4d. oritahot .„, 1 . LATEST INTELLIGENCE. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. p. Manilla 6 ° 0 - 40 Bond ..... ..... 3 0... 315 7s. ; white, 7s. .to 7s. fel. ; united eta**, ~.. Eset Isola Bonn.. 16 6_lB Camprehy rO.. 1 to 7.1. to 76. 4d. ; white. 7s. 9d. to Be. 3d. ; Dantzie, --- Bantay l6 0..14 Poona, Jamaica S 10... alO and red, 76. to 7e. N. ; high mixed, Ss. to 8.- THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. into TM, at par owt. eche - IN the House of Lords last night the Earl of T5O ""kek.- The public securities have been Banta 64 0 0 Small 9 • .10 0 . 10 10_16 is 6s. 9d. ; irchangel, .to ob. 6d. ; Oda*, common, red "di. a .14 6 7 u .. w 6d er .1. 4 1.. and d: HRE.b.purt 11:‘,1 , ,:bur g . t°, red, 6d is ; . ;It ELLE:cannot:ma, in moving for papers to show the dMirLth i s morning at an advance on yesterday's °nit. ' Com in blocks B3 0... 0 Rama 12 0...16 3 Os. 411. to es. 7d.; Polish, 7s. to 7s. 3d. ;French, Spanish amount of advances made in India on the hvnotheas- c lo s i ng quotation of 4 per cent The cause of this teos, at per toe. Red Binders. 4 10... 5 0 and Italian, red, 6 .. 64. to 6. . 9d. ; white, 7.. to 7,L 3d. _...' 3..,.....zi_ improvement has not been roacificallv ascertained. sem £9 10 SO Steal ls 0 - 80 0 Bonnet and Marianopoli, red, 6.. 94. to 7a.+ Egyptian a..,_....__ ... _ OIIMMENCY—THE FINANCIAL CllllllB. The CRANONLLOR of the 31.011.11QU1M nee hr the wpm of waking the nuilira wink steal had ea the gir the day, ineely, "That a West seandtteetz le ininire lain the einem of the nowt ssoi Ilmi bow it it it bees afested in the _inn her theirs* of benk metes mane ardinsand," see% I:ikons of the pembewhisk li wee en the firrt ndedi rostion. ba thend end idereit el the opportunity of mat weir lea se width Ininted_rnerninent to gin 11•Mnaleilila to lia WIZ ft Bagrawd, which Iris naiad .in the ham at* nth et October, , signed* la . anis Mind the Viet Lord el the Tres *op aid klerei t lot nee the Awn which govern ment aliseleined of tie near whin lizia ay es nee to the neon ensairelei alma Ile seed that ft wit Men we uswillinponeithsr et la pin govereniet Or ender* that this obilenent wee net noes at an earlier pin& el the modon, Imeene seas* sehapprelwasina had =es to slaw *imp chide hal taken place as *make the intenentef memammat than it was thole dint is sisters he re hose and the canny et Mi Tin duty, birirever, new 11= Lienbirrel e ini a. in* csty ilist be Mt limy whisk Mein te YIN imam lii rr i lgellatillt reseithreVrb l e r to ime dir t.vo. . ......sor Ilk . ft.... - . v-t---.. - .Auffi ~ to . . .. Itit B W . . apply be the hem hr a bill if ,inclemy. But 'Witter Makesigh geeerenent felt it tilde duty at he earliest period alibi erden, end it was for that pupae that parliament had bass &led together at an earlier period than usual, to submit tlieliasivas to the judgment of parlia ment us respect to the memo which they had taken in this matter. In taking the melee they had pursued govern ment had been prepared to meet with that blame which attached to all perdet who took a middle worm ; and, inde pendent of that, it wea•bvious that the view which would be taken of their lesslact would be influenced in • consi derable degree by the opinions entertained of the act of 1844. Those who approved of that measure would blame the government for having sanctioned any departure from it, others who disapproved of it would blame them for not having departed (ruin it before, and accordingly, since par liament had met, they bad been told, on the one hand, that they ought not to have interfered at all, and that they had done no good by their interference ; while, on the tither ' it had been said that they ought to have interfered at as earlier period, and that not having done so they were answerable for ranch of the evil that Ned milted. And fur ther, there were not wanting those who contended that they weight to have departed from the prindplee of the act of 1844 altogether ; andadopted a system diametrically opposed to the law ea it existed. These were heavy charges to bring spinet the government, but he thought he might amml to those who were most conversant with the oommacill affairs of the country whether from the iota:fames of the government, such as it was, bene fi cial effects had not ensued ? (Cheers.) Now as to those who argued that ministers ought to have in terfered at en earlier period—they, he apprehended, would have to show that an earlier interference would not have proved mischievous instead of beneficial ; and be hoped to be able to show, before he sat down, that no inch interference as the authorising the True of a few more bank notes would have affected the pressure which had been experienced. In answer to those who held that government should bare departed still farther front the principle of- the bill of 1844, be would say that If they had done so they would have acted directly contrary to their own firm eonvictione—(hear, hear), for the principle for regulating the issue of bank notes as contained in that act they be lieved to be sound, and its operation they believed to tiara been salutary to the country. But although he bed (ma dames to that principle he was not one of those who would metthat it should at all times and hazards be carried into There were eternal principles from which so circum stances would justify a deviation, but to principle' that were the invention of human wisdom he could attach no such rule; and this he said, not only of the sot of 1844 but of other acts. He meant by this to say of the bill of 1844 that it was not one which it was necessary under ell circumstance' strictly to carry out ; and that a deviation from it wee justi. fled by a heavy dram upon the capital of the country, end a general die r st in the commercial world, s, as it had dome sin weeks w , into • state of alarm sma , And what legislatios, Or wluk 'pion, Maid provide spinet • the effects of alarm and plait ; Every legialatae, and every system, proceeded on the supposition that man would be actuated by the ordinary motives of human action; and against the consequences of their conduct, when influenced by other motives, no system end no legislation, could pos sibly provide. It was, there:fore no fault of the bill of 1844 that it had been unable to pro vide against that which no ether measure or system ever invented could have provided against. A depreciation of the standard advocated by some , or a free trade m banking advocated by Mhos *mkt ant have prevented what took place last autumn , whin the ass mom of the country was in a stagnant s t ate, sad when a ,mach smaller moans of now was required than the est if 1844 allowed. He held, tiernare, that it was no inniennu. nom of that en that It wee amble to _pireetile he the entiegney wink den pronand ineU benne thet =sony bs z e rseandl o y ea hre fp came to I T aria et let= invented scald have peviddg he are . thentrct of 1844. Bat although no p tabus nald be ands hr aircunnesees at this kind, it was not bemuse they won unbosom Kr. Joins Loyd, one of the moot of Unto' , the set, cone in 1840, le • work w d b= a bli7h in 1844, Het • tinge in the ontanee of the country might render • nienatissi of the en • sad cotes Mr. Hu- Idnee—" that if sun • occur aring • Innesed clung, that assns. et Mid moot d be left to the wisdom of those he porn .at the tine." " Theo, remarks of Mr. Nankeen," says Mr. I. Lsyd, " form a true answer to the memorial of the London benkm, in_ which they aged the introduction of • = ll 'doom loanititing the "Maass of the bill in 1 et poseber tepee of the men nerket. To sonde to auk a prepetll s.~ n wo•let be Wank to destroy the Ml erg et the mean, The umearieumst • t a drain or posisre non the wen inerket is the tine in which the 1 earelikne tithe baboons the ant imported, and, Midi rained* the whole aninare beixonee n zeaMe t la lallibillaliern wink en be , end =th am ovule anoint Masi lew. He the MD b esendiel. Alliest ili r W eeenemose of which an net nshisel betel !mess. et law, but which ere elbsinher inpunible, the bOl affords the bed pro-. nation midi ma In einned. fibrald • Oda IMO Miliell ogs p a ll ordierry abialsties, end not mast the ti sop erase* pdnela the mit be set in the openition ti bat fa tke . tile these who thee be it the of nine, le their own ty, sad to the Judgment of par ilisnent." Mr. Loyd in to. _ eat said : "To a igabli coninerelal eon is an n. direst or a refere sar =.:of the bin. To inigeet yens inns le ark e iii sewn their it one i rt v g with and ennanuntly Ask lameilefe essi at all times Inn mien terney, b He to the provision of the -cause en dinoted." He believed that yen a anste if led Mew gni Het the dreieleeka hod been andel . by dna nod r ib lelny wi t a ,. the PrimiP peolatent ."4 it lira til t. Cc en Ha skated it wee Moir . to the isms Mon lei taken sod would are the rho hops& inde, that as deennolunen whin lei to It linden edited in this gantry he the let curter el • en =i = het baturiered, not bemuse they thought they thesea s onow who bad so good essuzbir to oast led bernnee bed oberreil that the cireaktion was Lrehby the Mkt el shun and peado IPKEL end priensy bed Impel to Mine It. nil their oniennen novel onseeliel n ft. see a *niwe of the = fie Mann krrry end ems p nand. the inn of toe or We .niMlFein el beak none. , k woe = i , saof lees. . Awl then wile attributed whet bed tekenpire ill NI hripere 511111116 Mai butlittie eppro. Mb f i b okeimetenses of tb4=2 l • o l l * lele . ..1. V1 1 1= 118 446 6 by the errs ties of the jpreencnont memedipil as the ears of that room wee Mde—Mist bc In gramain el Ma d amain of ponlelde ' WA lei was brought tato ONG pc*/ is On pur chase of tem partl de peineinat imanaggise is nilways—that that p si the is en main amen el oredit, fro whin, homer, the ten lntenttil tithe oranry was ei* the_ between tint en Z dl ten ill e i g L in I M BBrimi MIL, In 18 11 then was d a won sonnieeisi ,penteire, illeinlinet to be eangered to nets Mil f bib lien lope Fred yeir. _ln 1118 then in --- - - men. *ugh GASS emir = i 'tit taxied bat he • wend, mad th. 1171 Meek p ast to be isegend lb, meat Bat deb due eareadly; ese meow bide lbe edam W addiesso vas, dot allbeeet as peer ✓d~ s Liz serreat et sesseasidasa ad hank* las is tbe 1111) la As seameb.asp ltrtadsMagtkdlM d prides bet et do =lt West tins, s weed Ids as ted de edema, seedidse. he la et Odder. 1" de droakairs, by L trod tie *dr la Ohs be* d the band= Bub pod tab, vas 18,800,0001. Oa Odder tide pie leek mead wee 19,17,0001. es laserit daddy 11,0141 M The Find seed& die de Mak CI tbe LI et Odder, Val) vete y:011, galas MA et Ostobir, 11147 h 2edet • iVesamiablibil elate kir: d sobs Om WOK Iliot lbw so preade daider is the addesedel , beanie Ma bete wee is:s east ad We/ date, mo Maladies la tbe sada et deadedidd by die