The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-18 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET. Flans Beaux.. The beerier negotiated in foreign bills of exchange to-day wag net considerable, and the rates ere gene rally lower, except Frankfurt, which is study. There was a short supply of bills on Ha thug, which were esgotisted at 13 marks 41 to 13 marks 5. Bile OR Pans at short were 6 centimes lower,and at 3 mouths sa 1111 centimes. Amsterdam was a shade lower. Bills Ilt oe Italy were without change, and little was done 116 I to Stem The following were the prices negotiated : efta rrieseasseesest ha is To moot M. ..... 11 171 ..... 17l 91 6 9 17 s . .. 1 3 14 I 4 4: J 13 M ...... 13 1 1 Rem* Whoa Mr date.. 13 mono The d.econnt on gold yesterday at Paris was 2 per : mills, which, at the English Mint price of 31 175.101 d. a s per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of et 25.09+; and the exchange at Paris on L .ndon at abort being 24.921, it follows that gold is 0.675 per 13 cent. dearer in Paris than in Loewe. tit By last act:ousts the price of gold at Hamburg is sa 419 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of al 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an l it exchange of 13.2; and the exchange at Hamburg on e London at short being 13.4, it follows that gold is e t! 0.919 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. u The last quotations of exchange in foreign places 06 on London at the eh-irtest dates, Grey—Adelaide, 101; G i Amsterdam, 119. BO; Bahia, 30d. ; Berlin, 6th lB , t ; Bombay, 2.. 2d. to 2. . 3d.; Semen, 610; Burnes :I Ayres, 74.. to 76e.; Calcutta, 2s. 2,d. to 2s. 21d. ; se. Canton, 4.1. 11d.; Charleston, 109; Copenhagen, b rd. 90; Frankfort, 1171 • Genoa, 25.08; Gibraltar, >t 6ol to 1 • Gothenburg 11.36; Hamburg, 13m. 4 ; it. Havannah. 1101, ;Jamaica, 101 to 102; Leipeic, 6th 181 ; Lisboa, 1041 d. 66; Madrid, 60.65; Mobile, is 108; Montreal, 111 ; New Orleans, 109 to 109 1 ; 21 New York, 1101 to f ; Odessa, 2,1911, 2250; Oporto, at 8414, 65d4 Paris, 241 r. 921 e...; Perausbece, 291 d, 30d.; Si. Riga, 3190.; Rio Janeiro, 29id, 30d.; Rome, 466 ' • St Petereberpr, 38 1 . 16 3-16 d. ; Bt. Thomas, 4 dole. se 82c.; Savannah, 1061; Sbanghae, ss. to 6.. Id.; :,, Singapore, Ss. 9d. ; Smyrna , 1101, 11l p i a stres ; se ' Stockholm.ll.36; Trieste, 123.32; Valparaiso, 461 d.; ILL R Arnatere listaatissa AMMO* Ihrumis. IVO§ at. 3 Ms. ilarvelles Frankfort Peter-burg iladrd Vienna, 1216 44. to , The priers of silver bullion remain as before. ii The Gresham committee have decided on making a IT oompromise as to the Exchange hours ; instead of se acceding to the memorial, and fixing half-past three ll' as the time for going in, and four as that foe closing, ; they propose • quarter to four as the Latest time for at. entering on 'Change, and the buildieg to be cleared at quarter-peat four; which will save a quarter of an hour a in the present arrangements. 11 . Pt Prom the North-Western Bank of India we have is received the following: 111. The agent of the London branch North-Western Bank of L i t lodes pretests Lis compliments to tLs editor of the Es- r s. row, and will fee; obliged by the publication of the follow- se in correct statists' of the defalewiona of Use beak's acme- is tory at Illeasst...-1. The amount misappropriated sad sescousted for by the secretary, Usk' , P. Angelo, is shout IL 12,0001 2 This di Ramey we' euesaled from the directors by false debits and credits made is the handwriting of the u , seentary. 3 The bank will not suffer say loos, the gear u hary's securities being ass of 11•11,1iAll and property 4. The 124 [task's lows doriet the panic of 11347 were sever concealed, W sad have been provided for. (Take paragraph is amnesty 4 tel of the report in • owning paper of this date). —62, Mootgete-street, January 17. as At the halt-yearly general meeting of the South 23 Australian (Burrs Burrs) Mining Association, held 1 : at the offi is of the company, Adelaide., the 16th 0.- a tuber, 18311, the report from the directors, which was ISI submitted to the shareholders, shows that the opera- ii tions for the put six months bad been marked with Is the same abunda:.t success that had hitherto change : farised the preeeedings of the company. The ore is brought to surface during the last half year exceeds : 11,900 tone, including a quantity of low produce ii ores, which could not be profitably raised previous to is. the arrangement with the Patent Copper Company, : but the additional quantity will more than compen- is late for any deficiency in the average quality. 'the : return of ere produced annually daring the last five se years shows the raising. of the last year to have ex- !It, rmeded any other by nearly 50 per cent. ; that of last ; year being 18,092 tone, and the total raising. for five is. years 86,128 tons. By the balance sheet it appeared : that the profits acquired by the company from the u 31st December, 1848, to the 29:h Septemter, 1849 If (nine months) amount to 57,0631. 86. 9&, and, deduct- s i t iog rent and fees received, together with the Wanes of undivided profit brought forward, it leaves a profit : on the 7,789 tons of ore raised in that period 118 of 53,889 i. 19.. 9.1., or 61. 18s. 4d. per ton, while the coat of pr oducing the ore amounts to s 72,3111. Os. 7d., or 91. 63. 2d. per too. 82 favourable is a result as this hes not been experienced since the years 1846 and 1847, when the ores wire found near Is the surface, and consequently raised at a much less out. Toe whole of the transactions of the company, se from its formation to the 29th 8 ptember, 1849, em is - bracing four years and a half of the company's ex- ; isteoce and four years' working of the Burrs Burn N Mines, have now been finally balanced, and the profits during that period amount to 229,6351 81. frel., et which 221,7601. have been divided among the shareholders, in twelve dividends, and the balance, 7,7731.85. 9.1., remains to the credit of profit and lees. The ore raised during this period was 37,736 tone, at a cost of 309,8261. 3s. 6d., or 81. 4s. 3d. per ton, and produced in the province, free of freight and charges, 636,4861. 10e. 411., or 141. 4a. 4d. per ton, leaving a profit of 226,6611. 6s. 104., or 61. N. Id. per ton, which, with 2,8741. la. Ild. received for rents, fees, &c., make the amount of profit above mentioned. In vatting the company's property, the directors state that the greatest cue has been taken to keep the estimates as near as possible. The ore aid copper have been valued rather under the present low rates,' so that in the event of • rise in pone the company' will be in a much better position ; at the same time, should a slight reduction take place, a margin hen already been allowed for such • contingency. Of the sum of 113,3541. appearing in the di rector's statement as profit, only about 52,0001. is applicable to dividends. The balance, composed of the several. items of land, buildings, emir, &o. although assets of the company, cannot be realised during its progress. The statement of the expendi ture of the company for the twelve months ending September 30 shows that large some have been dis bursed fur land, buildings, and stores, amounting to the sum of 48,6081. 18s. 4d. The outlay in land purchusd is so much value added to the company's property, while the large expenditure for stores will render it ler necessary to purchase extensively this year; and as the principal buildings required for carrying on the mining operations are for the most part completed, or in property, a much less sum will hereafter suffice for this department. The probability is that half the above amount will be sofficient to cover these items in future years. The state of the Burra Barra mines is reported by Captain Roach to be satisfactory throughout. The dirt eters con fidently state that the affairs of the company are now in such • prosperous condition that the regular pay ment of quarterly dividends ninv be relied on. This day's City will be found in the sth page. Itootte about the EibibitioC, and for Exhibition editors, will, judging by the immune Mitts, be asserts' 'sough, but the 6r4 in the held of env mark is one the joist nametape of George Cru kekaak and Ur. Henry Mayhew, M which we an moaned a full and panatelas enema of the visit of • country couple, who joie in the visit of all the world and his wile to the •• Bee-hive Show." WIMAI. CONCORD MINING COSPAMY.—Yestertlety the Ist of essultittorlse la this tympany was proceeded with by his Bacot', Master Brougham, in the sterns 41 Six W. Worm, when forty.6ve peruse, whew eases of ibi.i lity were sadimoted, were pissed sum the list—the Me.' paled ern standing over. (Adrertieement.i—HOLLOMAT'S PILLS A Brill ass on ros Cot,ioi, wee, •ND OrP Of 'MI CAUL— Thew c omp laints be eg accompanied mews an t is by fever, theism poses saneures Await be adorned to mbar the febrra settee of the item,sod alley the itlit.9l•43of the affected pent% SR whirdi pow melons corpora I iolloway'a flit lot the _maw then Yoe immsdime tee nose 10 a few down of this boadmatie madiatam, whir will worn remove all weight or into to the Ml* ;alas be the abed, or a treohtersase mast, end thereby peeseele sa eery reran ten, sad effect a ern du mom. For asthma .Y sg Npoetiens se de =dr we ovally efficacious. - Sad by ma deagaielth mai et Beilairers grnabiselsorM, 244, Stread a Lades RAILWAYS. The following were the latest quotations yetis today's quotient will be found is the sth page. Pd.! BiITISE RAILWAYS. Ckeies Prism. Si Da. Pedwone mews. 111.41444. NAB Nei On Modes Mots k SIM Lat. 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(6. Prot. Usok PI4 Do. Wed Lan Wu birds sod Itradjood 50 Lane sad Munk 9 Do. Prot Qelletin.lll4. tenon and Illookandl Ix Loa., Benton. It &Coast *o Do. New gime p. Ct. 9 Do. lata Croy guarantdoo eed A l ta. se Do. Pref. d par OWL.. 69 Do.Conert. p.Ct.,11161 199 Linos and Greaurrist... Is Do. Prefereoeo _ Ludas a N unit-Weft= II Do. do. New 4 shovel If Do. Pinta DO.i ill in Leedom St Itotol..Waotors iii iii 0112 10 10 6 1 II 3 II 14 I 4 26 34 ells 3 31 If 24 H 101 51 6 1A a6# 06 1 I Po x di Pea 311 112 ezdv sit 29 51 Si J 11 II lij II SO O a 71 A I. ell' Si Si AL ISO 103 30 01 13 14 SS 71 Se Po 24 27 Si • .• • 10 10l 10 di. ' 76 7 le 1 " 41, 10 ells. eel eel 13 14 7 PEI el el 92 93 13$ 140 10f 111 37 60 37 NI 11 13 123 1 Ola 4 pm So Pm. 7. If II AL 10 if if 24 gm. 14 16 Mir; 14 Do. Now. Lee & DA. IlAw Proems; brirerliftoear.4perOot. 133•11.11a2.,imalladask Isl Ifewill.,Shef.,ALArealwitr. Ds. I Wane, No. I -. Is DIA New Ale I DA AS Preheat* Do. WA. a last. Cake tell 24 be. IN Do. lieu. red Doty.... IN De.0rm5.8.412. p. C. IN Norlblk " 16 Ds. New SM.. : pe De Esteems ... 6 Do. Liwran. &a per Cl. Noeth Brs , ,s6 6 Do. Prefrreace Da Nat & walrerdehlre. le Oxford, Num,k W ohs 61 Rego& and Ware 10 Itewl.,thail 4 4l. li t bm popm , Wa r:Myr ea ZatirGi 23 Seotikb Midland 614 Ds. New I pa Mom. & 61 Do.. Ors . De.alswtJavaqtd:... Sei Or/weber, sad Cheater I Ds. 14•• lite east. PreL CY= Ds. Prams; N ONO IlAtertailre . Pt Sera Walls - I& doe* York. It 'Leer Duo 314 11 104 104 31 1111 1 4 ,4 1. 104 4L, 153 127 113 is 411, 3 22 34 IS 14 MA 15+ 111:u 44 5 1 3 3 Si 4110. 164 17 12 13 21 7j 2j sy 71 7 14 dim 7 • 5 6i If l 6 ids. S 10 101 • Abr 11 13 9 194 6 1 1 013 1 :1 Is 16 11 13 si m` l3 334 316 *3 4 I dla 9 7d4 3 4 _ at raw Vale Latetwioa 13 Val. of Neck ... .. N Waterbed and K=i -10 Waterford aad N N War Ditto Valley, 6 p. Mao II II Ct. gar .. N Wl* tessereet, kW gym U 44 ea alw 1i Iferkftewatetle allerwiek 11 No De.ist. Meat Newts. 6 I Do.O.K.E.raraborrtel 3 di. If Do. taus ... 16 IT 3 Do. DUO $1 41 N Tack sad Nark Ilium& 21 21 111 Do. Preform* ... ... I Illia ale Fetus: . KAILW6II. 30 Madosse sad Maims _ :1 II N ()rued FMK* (ViliflS) 1 111 ea la It Dote\ Itiewah ... ... 4 41 es. 11 Vast Isamu .. ... I 1 pis xis I lii lad= Icialrisi ... i pa „ 21 Do. do. —.. 1 1 " e . Iw lots 111 I. . . . ... ll U fitairez awl * Wipe ... .. 1 6 DI Nortlara of Promo._ .. 1 1 az la 6 Orleans sad Ileedeeaa „. 4 die N Pads ad Deem ... ... 34 U*a la N Parie sod Soar U Para sad Wrarboarg .. i f i l 27 :1 die N Yeas aid Havre ... .. 1 I N Oman lad Mere ... ... 3 i 1 U leersald NW.' ... ... 114 10 die LIVERPOOL, January 17. STOPS EICIWIFIDL—The market wu a little brisker to-day. bat all .fart to rans prices failed.—Calodani so 10I—E tam Counties, 61—Kest Lancashire, 14—Kendal and Windermere, B( l —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 664 1 — Ditto (llt.ls shares), 7 6.16 c. 1 d.—Lesds and Think, 131 I—Loodaa and North Western, 1431—Ditto (now I 'hal"). 3111 P.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 261 —Midland, 474 e. I—Ditto (1 shares), 201 3-16 d.—lionts Kamen and Doer, 224 3—York, Newcastle, and Her wick, (pretenses sniped op), 3 d.—York and North Mid land, 21; 1 I.—Dsitch Rhenish, 41 el. AIRMINGRAM, January 17. STOCK Excaryoz.—This market again eihibited rather a downward sinisney as retards prices:—Birmingham and Stow Valleys wars dorm at 101; London and North Writ ers'', at', 124 ; MiAand, Birmingham, and Derby', at 26; Bhmwslyary sad Birmingham Preference 'bares, at 10j ; and in local stock', Warwick and Birmingham Canals, at 45. LIIIDS, Jaisrary 17. Broca Excitartow.—We hare had a flatter market this laorang. York sod North Midlands, which opened at 211, fell to 211, at which several sates were made ; Gnat Northers* were also dose at 17; Great Northern Pref. at 121; East Leaeashirn at 124 Be. 91. ; Lao& and Think , at 13i ; 501. Midland, 20 dia. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Woodier uo at 141iso o'clock yawls, ereempl fa eadat ed Yalta Owns et WYO. Yeate at Ewa. SATURDAY, JAN. 18. 1851. sash 01 the tellowiag plume steroiag. The statism ere -111-.- d:w MW d Wolbw. Know= . Poixusorrs Bans tow Burma VoLaarrosta Temsymox Lm Caring Cmasas d.....~ .......m.. Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Strong Breeze Strong Breese ! Gents breeze Gentle Breese light Airs CUis. Gentle Brow Strong Breese Floe Breen °esti@ Breese Strome Breese Straw Brom Fresh Breese Celle ITard Wind Hard Wind Gentle Brune Wang Beware Partially Coady Partially Candy Overcast Partia lavelly array Mad iii:l7aTly and, CloudOm ii:riiisifloody Partially asaily Partially Mad, 001 0 ,1, _ . Is - rtl - 7 - 11y Cloudy Portion) Cloudy CSoolloso sitler Cloudy Principally Clew Principally °oar Rata Partially Coady Principally Qat Mull= TIIIB, DAY Nowt. dime2t Qitt< worth at Mad. OM of Roars. w . aw:' Gentle Bleeps. no manta lust the (Wowing places did not melt this ado in time Ise publication yettentay ; they the?, . Ic dlaate els state d the weather ea Tharaay racculag at ciao ' e'e'o•h. Limy Oslo Warn Heavy Gale I lard Wind Gale Ilard Wind smog N Win liaaay Maas Homy Rada Bala Rain Lles7 Rata Partially Qoady Ovarcaot Tamally Cioady Overmit Oenlsm ie ii 101 4 4 pm ex dy Par 16j 17 ,II ex di, S 9 17 al f 6 31 126 I mue 55 11i1i :I 122 4 4 II! 1 4 h 77i 8 71 - i pa 'u... 12_ 474 I lb► 144 ex bit Irt7d'y 4 • I illl l7 161 •i gia le Wows Ilissnww (Datum) ift).TWA ?team . Tema Ifistrusann ..... ~:.~: N :11. SA LP_ LW. L LL IL 11l THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1851. MARKETS. 8ro•n - Thu market has alined for the week with • haavyappearamse. 170 bhdcWast Indlahold fa the private eon train market, making 9.50 hhda. for thieweek ; and last week's prices hug boon about sustained on this ducription, but on all other soma • decline of 64. has bean estabbehed, 'Plumed holden hays shown much firmness. To day, 2,500 bags Msaridas, new crop, sold from 36e., 44f. ; about a third put of the 3,500 bags Bengal, chiefly grainy sorts, sold 43e., 45s 61.; Bowel, 42.. 6d , 44e. ; and 900 bap fine grainy Madru, 435., 44e. 64. Raked continues dull; grocery lumps, difficult of sale, 43s , 44 5. 6 J. The followebg an eilmieg prices of sugar: West India brown, 3.5 c, 375. 6d. ; middling, 38s. to 40s. ; good and Ant, 40s. 6d. to 435. ; Kau rifle., low to good brown. 30s. to 88e. ; yellow, 355: 64 to 41e. 6d. ; floe, 42e., 431.; Bengal brown, 291. to 345. 64. ; yellow, Ms., Ms. 6d. ; white B lures, 41s. 61., 45e. 6d.; Maoraa brown and yellow, 29c, 34e. 6d.; fins, 40e 6d.. 465. 6d.; Manilla clued, 37c, 395. 61.; Brazil brown and yel low, 33s to 405.; white, 404. to 445.; Bavannab br iwa and yellow, 365. fid., 435. 61.; Porto It - co, 36..61. to 43.. 84. COFFEE -This article has been depressed, and rather unsteady. Oa Tuesday 495. was accepted for good ordinary native Ceylon; mcday 50a. to 60a.64. has been paid, and must bo considered the closing prices, showing a further decline of 2s. on the week, and plant. ion kind has also been sold at 2s. decline. Mocha has shown a slight advance upon the low prices of last week. TEA.-The market has bean rather dull, add common and low medium congou has shows a slight decline. Ober descriptions maintain previous rotes. COTTON has been dud, and the amount of bosinus done haa been small this week. TALLOW remains at 371. 61. Australian gold from 345.91. to 37e. 6d. South American, 355. 3d. to 364.61. Bloc-1,600 hags Bengal wens offered, and chiefly bought in at high prime, 10s. 6d. to Ile. A small pile sold at les. SALTPETZE.-1,300 bags were brought f.rwerd in public sale, and nearly all bought in, refraction 41 to 16, 4s. to 29e.; refraction 151 to 19, sold 27e. to 271.61. Smile have sold steadily, chiefly at full priest, Run hu been dull of eels. Inntoo.-Spanieb has advanced Id. to 2d. Facir.-Tfts public sale consieted of the damaged currants out of thirteen cargoes, say 300 casks and 400 barrels, and sold from 21e. to 42,. Valencia Raisins dull of sale, but prime are sustained. In other articles no material alteration, but it boa been • dull week In the colonial markets. SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 14th Jan., 1851, is 28s. llsd. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, no return. Sugar, the produce of the E tat Indies, is 283. 100. The average price dl the two foregoing descriptions jointly is 281. 11d. —London Gazette. 3118T0L.. JAW. 17. Scout —The market has been extremely dull this week, and the transactions since our last report are warmly worth enumerating; prices, however, are tolerably wen supported with so fiat a market. Refiners' produce c3atinues out of demand, which *mounts for the dull state of the raw market. For Rug there is a steady demand, end ►rime are well supported; proof Leeward' ire worth is. 9d., at which I figura toe market his been elms& DAMP FRUITS very dull, sad prices are lower. LivaarooL,JAx : 17. Broan.—Tbil market continues Jai, sad piices is 'Solt instant:se are U. lower, the sales consisting of 500 buds. B. P., chiefly Demerara, at 36.. 31. to 38.. 3d., and 4,500 bags Bengal, at 39.. to 45.. for bemuse, and 455. 6d. to 49.. 6t. per cwt for Cossipore. F.reign : 3,600 bags of new brown Pernambuc have been sold to the refiners at 19,. 64., and 20 birds. Porto Rico and 100 begs Venesuela at our quo tations. No sales have been made in Molasses. Coffee.— ' The business of the week is limited to 15 tierces JAMIIiCa at 70.. to 95.., 50 casks Plantation Ceylon at 60.. to 610., and a few bags Bt. Domingo at 49.. per cwt. A small lot of Jamaica Ginger brought 105 s , and 350 bags Pars Cocoa 29.5. 61. per cwt. 50 bags Pimento 540. to 51d., and 50 base black P.pper 31d. per lb. Rice. —4O tierces Carolina told at 201., sad 4,500 bass Be ng al, at 91. for good broken, and 10..35. per cwt. for very good white. Rum.—A considerable basins., has been done, amounting to 450 pone., including proof 1. - . wards at Is. Bd., to betaken from the quay, Dome tars, 33 to 37 per cent. 0. P., at 2.. 7d. to 2s. Ild., being far good and Bad muk., and Jamaica from 3s. 3il. to 4..64. per gallon, according to quality. Tr..a.—There has been rather more doing this week in Cantons, from Is. Old. to Is. M. per lb., and the trade shows a lolls more disposition to buy ; no alteration in prices ma be quoted. . . • At public sale 24 serous Cirrus:cm indigo sold at 4s. Id. to to. 7d. ; 26 chests of lac dye, at 1044. to 11d. per lb.; 40 chests of shell lac, chiefly of ordinary quality, at steady rates ' a few serous of silver cochneal at 3.. 61. to 3s. ad. per lb. ; 20 bales of Bengal safflower, at 71. 12.. 6d. to 81 ; 100 bags sago flour, at 16s. and 60 bags African gum copal, at 655. per cut. 1,830 b egs Beogg homed are reported at 47s to 475. 64., and 600 bags rapeseed at 40.. 3d. per quarter; 1 ton of AUNT inn Wes' wax, at 61. 15.., and a small lot of Jamaica at 71 2s. 6d. pet cwt. Of Saltpetre, the sales are 600 bay, 'at 231. for very inferior, up to 294. for fine, and 300 tons of nitrate of soda, at 131. 6d. to 131. 9d. per cut. 01:A60.-300 tons hues changed hands at steady prices. COTTON.—LivgarooL, Jag. 17.—The put bas been a week of singular inactivity : in the latter part of December the trade bought freely, and circumstances have since in. dined them rather to use what supply remained in the it hands than to increase their ruck. During all the present week they have bought very sparingly, the total sales not having exceeded 21,000 bales. This policy the trade have been induced to adopt u well by the relative high value which cotton has attained, is by an uncertainty attendant upon the restrictive policy of the Bank of England. The estimates of supply have not materially changed ; and for some time to come the imports will be small. To-day the sales are only 4,000 baler, all to the trade, and generally at the reduced prices of the week. American descriptions are freely offered, and being only in very limited request, they have declined fr •rn an ed. to ld. per lb., the authorised quotation for fair qualities of Orleans and Mobile beinu reduced Id. per lb , and that of fair Upland. Id. per lb. At the last quotation Uplands cannot be purchased to-day. Brazils and Egyptians have partaken of thegeneral &dans. and they too have declined id. per lb. Bunts are freely offered, and a decline of ed. der lb. has partially been sub mitted to. 120 bales of American, 80 Egypian, and 1.740 of Surat have been taken on speculation, and 160 of American, 20 Panama, 20 Egyptian, and 280 Surat for export. WOOL,—Lams, JAN. 17.—We have se change to notice this week in the English wool market. Sales have been to a moderate extent, and at last wades prices. COALS.-LONDON, Lx. 17.-CLOBI OT TIM MAIIIIT. Chester Main, 13s. 64.; Davison'. West Hartley, 145.01.; llaven.worth West Hartley, 13.. 9d. • South Peareth, 12a.; TenSeld Moor, 14 .. ; Tanfleld Moor 'Butes, 13.. 3d. ; South Eden, 13s. 04. • Wylam, 14s. 94.; Walls End Brown, 135.; Walla Bad liaison 14s. ; Walls End Balks, 13.. 6d.; Walla End Riddell , 145.; Walk End Hilda, 13s. 94. ; I Walla End Helton, 16s. 64.; Walk End Lumley, 14.. 61. ; Walls End Selmont,l44 9d. ; Wall , End Stewart'o, Ids. 64.; Walls End Braddyll,l6.. 6d.; Walls End Riehmund, 64 ; Walla End Ruasel's Helton, 15s. 3d. ; Walla End Neagh Hall, 14s. 94. ; Walls Bed Howden, 14.. 6d ; Walla End Whitworth, 12.. 6 1. ; Walls End South Durham, 14..; W.ll. End Tees, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Cleveland Tors, 13s. 6d.; Walls End &lama Toes, 14s. ' • Walls Eed Adelaid e Tee., 141. LI.; Cowmen Hartley, 14 1. • Hartley, 13s. ; Niaon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 20e. 6d.:-Shipa at market, 124; .old, 46, CORN.—CIIILIiaTOILD, Jan. 17.—Tbar• was • fair supply of Wheat at market to-day, and aarthlac too/ quality folly maw- Wiled bat weeit's prima. Wheat, walla, 440. Ile.• red, Si& to 40a. Barley. of Ilaa•saity, made fuli prim. Bear ' father inn, Wrap; ab. to 22.. ticks, 24a. - . Jam. 17.—Wa halm ^ W od very fiat raultat to.day; grated eaarydeacription lower. hoa!, beat. 13s. to 131.4 d. Maltiog Barley. 23*. to 245. ; =ling, Ila. to SL. Old Oats. 10a. to 22a.; new , 17a. t o. Ns., OW Beans, 10a. Od. to lla. ; new, 10a. to Ida at. RIMS, Jan.l7.—Our supplies of grain from the farmers tally hues been very moderate, which found buyers at lest week's priers. Wheat, red, 112 s. to 3n. ; white, lea. to Cs. per qr. Illerley,2ll to Ms. Oats, 14a. to 16e. LINCOLN, Jan. 17.—We hare had a larger supply of Wheat than for some weeks pest, which met a Gtr demand, at a advance Ikr dry samples ; damp and Wenn at late rates. Good malting Barley mere Inquired for. Oat. a mall show, with a better feeling in the trod. Whom; Oat, 4a. to 395. ; white, 3/s. to 445.; old, 49a. Barley 20s. to 2.4. 135. to 19s. Beam, 235. to 29a. LITZILrOoL, Jae. 27.-17pon a slender atteadanee of local and few country buyers at our market to-day, the, general upset of bushiers remained unimproved, although the leaning articles of the trade wen a little degreased. In value. The demand for Wheat, re striated chiefly to serving tbe wants dowdy millers, was upon • mo derato scale only foe consumption; about lU,OOO buebels of Amernan, however, were taken few banstment at fila per 701 b., and bode s TO =to accept lower terms, all deg:Apgar of Enaliala and forties at our last quotationa. Mates and Canadian, as eel as Preach and Irish flow, were in slow request, and, though not decidedly , cheaper, were rather easier to purchase. bar ley, Malt and Peas _ruled dull at late prima The general runa ef Beans, being little noticed, were the turn cheaper, and Egyptiallt declined kl. to la per qr. Of Oats end Oatmeal very few sales were apparent, and each hardly maietahood Temdaye tuna Of Indian Coen several toting cares ban Mill soldia Leedom and hers bathe mane of the week, and, though granary emaples were taken rattler Mee freely Mb marling, Trsday's retie were supported. Arrivals fens Jan. 14th to the lath Indult*, into Liverpool and Renown : Wheat, 1,631 qrs. ; Oale,1,120; Paw, 4; Oatmeal, 1,311 seeks; Plow, earogas. Espies to IrMand: Wheat, 3,405 Vil.; Hugh 31; Indian Corn Meal, 5110 brie.; your, 410 men 407 bin. BOCCHANCTON, Jaa. 17.—The supply of farmers peel. at this day's market was not so large as it ha. been, but, owing to the 0012thi0300 1 of damp weather, welleoedltioned samples are very wane, and such are easily sold, at former prier. Prime samples of malting Barley maintain their vitae • other descriptions a dull sale. Oats In more demand, and prima film. In other articles but tittle Mang, Wheat, of. to 101.; sates. to 101. 10e.; inferior, W. to W. per Wed. Barley, malting, 21s. to We.; grinding, 16s. to 20e. Oats, black, 15s. to Its.; white, lei. to lb. Beans, ins. to Ida. Finear,29s. o 30s. per seek. WAILEriELD, Jan. 17.—The aerietl of Wheat la goesto day ; the calf is quite of the usual character, limited and but • Inc qualities are es dear; and fur other wets there la no general abatement. The best Barley is Is. per qr. higher. Whea t, Shelling as began. Be a ne steady. Imports during the week 14,72 e qn. Barley, 4,151; Chats, 709 ; Beans, 1,140; Peas, 119; btfrelisug, 230 loses. - - -•- - - WATIIHFORD, Jan. 15.—N wwithstasdirg the total shoeless of Aveiro genetic., and the very Ind.ded deliveries of grain tram farm er, since Saturday, our market shows to symptom of improu mot. /be We of every article of the trade coalmine dull in the extreme at stout the rates dials week. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ()Marne. " seal " 1.1• Ti% CASUALIIBB.. OPP= nr i Caroline, for Buenos Ayre:,lta;p7tbaek, with lees of jib boom and bulwarks.—Liverpool, Jan. 17. CryWs, Custard, from London, dropped trona her anchorage awar the light•ebip during a heavy gal., Oat. 13, and has become a total wrack ; cargo partly saved in a damaged state; one passetagar loot.—Aialairle, Oat. 25. Jane Btaoley, for Mumaibo, lass put bark.—Liverpool, Jan. 17. Marion, for Bombay, bas put back, leaky, and must discharge —Liverpool, January 17. Mary, Tweedie, Irons Mauritius for Calcutta, bee bean wracked on the island of Bt. Brandon; crew 'avid by the Priam Alb.rt, ICnarell, arrived hers from Cavaco.— Mauritius, Nov. 12. BEA HORN K lI,S. Uay V/ 12. 1.41•A1t ~I. l ANY Waal& COUNTRIES. in General Peet. Part Whoa Odke Lusaka. despatelted. due. -- ---.-- America (via New Yon by lkitleh packet)._ ch , Jan. 31 Liverpool Smirks (Ms Boston by 1 British pack t) h Feb. It ..... Liverpool Jan. 29 Amerke(bythilted States I Liverpool and packet) .N ill& hi 1 deathampton Belgium N .ally Dover Braall ...... ..........31 96 M the ineeth Southampton4an. 24 Buenos - A . yree .- .ll fth of the mos.th .aouthampton.Jan. 24 Californlkvia ChagraMX 17th et *shore auithanipton.lreb. 5 Cape of Good Hope JI iIVAIN7 14. Central America .lll Inditl7oMenonth tiouthampton. , Jan. 20 Channel Isles ..-..-- 3 lltin.,kred.,Sirrirl. buthamptese. Ta.Th.es Chid ....._.,...11 11l a the mostb buitheunptces. Jan. $0 Prance II& N Take daily Dover Hamburg ........ ..........11 Temdav & Pride, Landes Tatee..flat Holland ..... ...........Y Wedneet h hour. Leedom .... Honduras N 17th of the month Southem:ron. Jon. 20 Ireland URN Twice duly.. India (Ma Beath= 4)11 20th of the month Southampton Jan. IS India (via Ilarealka) N ttballthot month Dover ..... Iteeliteereasen(via Muth mason) ld 20th of the smith Southampton. ha. 29 Mediterranean (via Mar. millet) hit th&2lth oi month Dover Mexico II 2nd of the month southernpton. Feb. 5 Peninsula lll7thl7th27thol mon Southampum. Jan. 26 Peru.. West ladles _IM i 17th of the month Southampton. iJan. 20 Metliterramean(vla death ampton) . Mediterranean (nta Mar. seillm) Ni7thk94th of month Mexico M of the month Pommels lll7thl7th27thof moo Peru. Wen Mite N I ILIM of the month West India (except Ha mana.and Name) M had of the mom* • It dandles that the malls me lest free b, the intibt- a.d M on the tarn nine —.lrv. ..... It ts net expected that the next We. say mail from the Havana& ISouthamptaci x itse General Pod-olliee India packet will betas ♦RKIVKD. Asteurnuxn-at Dartmouth, January 16, from lomio. Atraeo-at Falmouth, January 14, tram London MIMIC... KAOII.II-at °ravened, January 17. from. New York MA ..ri-st Liverpool, January IT, from. Marseilles Aaara--atlAverpool, January 17, tran Chartemon AIILFICA - at . L .4 lFoal January 17, WOOF ....... ..... . Charente Caro-at Li January 17, from "New (Means CtAanaa -at I ?mod. January 17, eras Alexandria COWITINI or LOWIDAI.II-4t. Graveiend, January 17, from New York CON COSD -at Hull. January 16, from ... Alexandria Deana-at Liverpool, January 17, from Cobla Berns-at Liverpool, January 17, I from Callao E. Ann A Pampa -at Gravesend, January 17, from ." New Orleans IPOITTMDI-at Falmouth. January 16, from Neweaotle Jonx HiIIFZT-at Lammed. January 17, from Manic. Jamaica-oil Liverpool. January 11, from Mobile Joan WiLuaam-off Liverpool, January 17, from Bird Inland Loonm-at Harwich, January 16, from ..... Gefle MomsFIULDIC.-at FIIIMOiIth. Janu try lk iro frouL ... London MART Emilia -et Gravesend, January 17, m K. John's MAIMS= -Si Onmeend, January 17, from liabort Town' Pokier-at Orsvmend, January 17, tram .. Rio Pots-of the Wialft, Janata, lb, ha m. Balla Sarnia- at Liverpool, January 17, from - Affiverille. SHAM-St 011.14M170, January 17, ham .... . -AL lesbian. THoawmasea -off douthwold, January 16, MEL .. Clipendtaken Vi'mvatov-at Torbay, Limitary 14, from.. .... ... London El AI L t D. Amos Vats—frost Gramuend, January 17, to Malta Cuenca—from Gram ma, January 1., • W....—. ..... Demerara Jana Coax—from Oran...vend, January 17, t0..............P0rt Pbillp hum—lrma Grammod, January 17, to Walparamo Itanumrs—trues Greenock, January 15, to .. Pernambuco VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Blundell (barqur), from China for London, Dee. 11, off Second Point. Lilly, from Colombo for London, Nor. 18, lat. 31 S., lon. 168. Warwick (barrow), hom Liverpool, JAI]. 10, let. 49.60 N., love. 10.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIA(4IIm. AND DEATHS. CHOLERA in the lONIAN ISLANDS. — An event to the Homan° and Benevolent oa behalf of the Cepha lonians suffering from the Cholera. The present condition of the population of Cephalonia (one of the lonian Island', forming the Septiroular United States, under the protection of Great lirlta - n) Is mod appalling. In the beginning of Lot tumid, the Cholera, in its mo , t virulent form, made its appear ance in the Wand, and from that time up to the Last advice., was car rying off the people at the rate of from 100 to 200 a week, the average mortality being nearly SO in every 100 attacked. The nature of the country, which is divided In the centre by the high ridges of the Black Mountain ( Mount lane.), with valleys running down to the sea, which 21.0 almost cute the island into two divisions bye deep bay, render. it extremely difficult to furnish either prompt medical ambe. ance or sumenatice to me poor peasantry, who live in small lonely villages. precluded, by long distances, from mutual succour. The maritime population on the moat -deprived at one mete of all employment, by the strict quarantine which their terror-etricken neighlames at once imposed on Cephalonia, preventing thereby all communication with the other Wands or the continent of Greece-ore caged up as It were in weetebedocee, and are miffering creep caleini . y which starvation can aggravate upon pestilesce. Nor is thin all : im mediately previous to the cholera. a great ntorm Borst upon the inland, and an thawed rain for several day. destroyed the crop of currants and olives, which form the staple product of the inland. The pi wants, at the very time of harvest, tailing dead from the cholera in their vineyards and by the rod-side, had the misery, in their lad momenta. of knowing that times they kit behind them were doomed, if net to death, certainly to famine. The 'boars of the field, the Tillage% ore now deserted, while the widows and orphans, the crying and the Mary ing, throng in terror round the two towns of Wart and Argootoli, imploring food and help. All that the kcal government could do has hero done is thin extremity, and the inhabitants of the ether islands have zealously suited to the aanistarce of their afflicted brethren, with subscriptions, combining the charity of all portico, from dollars to pence. But the calair fly hos lellen on one of the largest islands of this community, Cephalonia, alone containing a population of 70,600, out of the 260,010 comprised in all the islar.ds; and their meane are too small, not merely to remedy, but even to alleviate a distress so terri ble, and so univereal a misery. Under these CIrCUMVUtICCA - and with the knowledge that hardly a year has clamed sine.) the British protection repressed, what it then regarded a. an incur. reetion In thus island with the etrongeot measures of military power, by proclaiming martial low, and punishing the people with an tau mitigeted neVaity, which afterwards occasioned much demitution in the dldricts now most afflicted with the cholera,-it ha, been wished that an appeal be made to the humane, and Mkt a subscrip tion be opened in Mk country on Mho^ f of the suffering Cephalonlane, that the English nation may take thin opportunity of the grievon , destitution of on untortuate people to testify to them by their sym pathy, that the arm of England is not more strong to clunk*, than to her hand open, generously and humanely, to relieve the afflicted. healing thew. wounds by her mercy whiOu her power in ita anger ' may have inflicted. ' A committee of noblemen and gentlemen have associated them- Kth, tor thin humane purpose, and subscriptions will at once be received by the London Joint Stock Bank, 69, Pall-mall, Amonmd the noblemen and gentlemen who hare already subscribed . are the Right lion. Lord Seaton, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alexander Wrxelfall, and Lord Charles 6111 ml-ell of whim have served her Majesty In he Wanda. A perfect list of euthoribers will shortly be publiened. THAMES TUNNEL—VISITORS to London will find this Indy wonderful Work of Art well woetby their U rination. It $ perfectly or, in every part ; the ventilation and light ing most complete, by the we of Mr. Icalle's petent tubs gas burnerm. In addition to this, no Ices than Thirty-two besutiful Paintings, by I T. B. llenken, of views in thas and foreign countries bane been intro : Mined In the panels of the shafts. enabling the visitor, at the coat of the toll—one peony, to combine at one view both science and art. The Tunnel is, open day end Arrangcmerds can be made for I the pawing through of large bodies, such as clubs, schools, Inc., by application at the company's office, Botherhi W the. M W. . ASON, Searetso7. DESIRABLE PARTNERSHIP. A wtst-end trackman, having larger orders than he can execute, to meet w.th an active PARTNER, pcorswed of mall capital. The business; to one yielding large profits. Fur particulars apply to Mr. DE IfERNARDY, Iftt, Julut-street, Adolph'. To PARENTS and GUARIHANB.—LAW. A SOLICITOR . In London, of clams general prac.ke, I. pre pared to receive an articled Clerk, who would hive the advantages of private tuition. Vol Lerma , apply to Mr. DE BEILVARDY, 20, Johnntreet, Adeiphi. HOUSE and ESTATE GENCY.—Liate of Douses and Apartments rent fre e by post, on application to Mr. 1)E BERNARDY, bowie and estate arm, and auctioneer, 20, John-street, AdelphL DREWEItY NEAR THE CITY.—To be SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, en Md established and compact BREWERY, with alma and cmidenee, icy situate. ihe Premises are well adapted far , the business,a nd the plant and utensils Mende a 25-barrel copper, with dome, hi ad, and pan; 12. quarter mashtun, with machine, refrigeratar, and corresponding utensils. The trade attached has been In 11 selected ; and for three yew. has ranged from B.S. to 1,0 . 0 quarters of malt per annum. The purchase money for plant, nteneile, hr.. by vAlutation, is estimated at 62,000, a portion of which m• remain upon ammity. The stock and book debts optional. No premium in required tor the good-will of the valuable trade. The present affords an unusually favourab!e oppor. Malty for any gentleman with moderate capital of embarking in a lucrative and respectable branch uf commerce upon exceedingly ad. .110tage0 1 / 11 terms. —Apply Mr. MASONN, 33, Bahlersbury. HE BANK of ENGLAND SEALING WAX, Lactured only by HYDE and 00., FLEET—STREET, LONDON, Wax makers to the Gomnroent, Is the fined Wax it is possible to make. unequalled for the britliancy of its colour, strength of body, and inference of scent. To prevent imposition, roe that oath stick is stomped Bank et/England War, Ilyfl.. London.. HYDE'd "IN Dl♦ WAX,. so supplied to her Majesty's colonies, fowerfring peculiar propettko, and affords the only security for ear rerpondeoces tore from hot climates. MANIFOLD LEITER WRITER" (tura her Ma jet.ty's CofonialAfert) is skalds, portab.c, and effective ; 7s. upwards. Manufactory. 61, Fleet-street, London; and Fold by ell country stationers. EVANS, SON, AND COMPANY'S STOVE GRATE MANUFACTORY, LONDON-BRIDGE. NOBLEMEN and Gentlemen building or refitting their Mansions are respectfully solicited to in.mect our Immense stock of drawing-room, dinineoroorn, lihr.ry, ant every description of STOVE.s, of rent varied ant tasteful design, and combinine all recent improvements, with FENDERS en Alas, the largest stock of improved an 1 ec momloat Kitchen Rinses, with or withnut AteiM appnrston, smoke, and other roasting jacks, end genersl Furaishing ironmongery, of Ira-rate qu dity, adapted for the cottage or the mansion. elsisT• show. JEREMIAH EvAN3, SON, and 003LPANI. 33, King Williatnwtreet, Londonstleidge.—Eitablished 1813. LAMPS. —EXHIBITION, 18 8 1.—In the mighty exhibition what lamp will gain the petrel It is not well to prejudge opinion, but the bent are CLANK'S LAMPS to certain. Every one should buy Clark's Lampe, and buy none other. The lamps malty sold are a committal trouble, and give a puny light at most. Cleric's Diamond Lamp le the best for general use. best light, leant trouble, moot eennomied, end the mat simple. Clark's Nee Candle Lamp supersedes all other mtge. lamp. All who want good lamps will be sure to cell at 447, Strand, for they cannot buy good lamp elsewhere.—Metropolitan Light Company, 447, Strand, next door to the Electric Tetcgrsph Company—\.U. Take care that:Clark . * Lamps are told to you. This caution is given to prevent lamps being purehmed which are imposed upon the public as the Diamond Lamp, Om. GREAT EXHIBITION.—GLASS SHADES and GLASS CASEB—Ezhibitars requiring glass shades or eases for the protection of their goods are respecttuity informed that they GM be supplied either with blown shades, of every sins that ran be made, or with eases of any shape or dimensions, either of British plate, patent plate, or sheet *ism, at CLAU DEL and HOUGHTON'S wholes sale and retail Glass Shade Warehouse, 89, High ilulburn. CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—Now that the num of annual festivity is alatut to trrminete, and the respective boarding-inhale reinstated by the busy throng of youthful wants* their personal conaloit and etten.ttam became naturally en object of gnat solicitude with (Honda and ',Duvet. Now it is that FLOW LANDS' MACASSAR 011, to- accelerating the growth and for ins. proving and beautifying the heir, ROWLANDs• KALYDOR, for Improving the skin and romplezio , , and removing mammon extiona, an prexrti.; ROWLAN the gams, .DS' O at b i e JONT T O, beautifying the teeth n. ruble. Beware of spurious imitations. The only genuine it of sac boars the Ill= of " ROCA/Ide " greenling that of the article on the wrapper or label, with their stinatum at the loot, in red ink, thus— A. ROWLAND and SONs.—Sold ey theni a* 20, Dalton-garden, London,andby resputind'ai caswitsta and autumns. FOR ASTHMATIC COUGHS, INFLUENZA, Re.—HOPPER'S BLACK CURRANT COUGH ELIXIR , COl3l. pounded from the mead balsamic and healing rapt ctorants in the materia medico , is daily recommended by the matt eminent of the faculty UP the only Parc and cretin cure for asthmatic coughs, Mau. emus, difficulty of breathing, and all detordrm of the cheat and lungs. The moot oliatremlog paroxpm. of aghma ore invtant.y relieved by it. Hold in bottles at 2a. 9d. and Is, ltd. each, by B. and A. Drew, chemists (late Tate ant Son), 91, Blackman-.treed, Borough ; W. Jacloviu, Klag-etrett, Cliespaide ; Fade, 32, LitowelLatroet ; Hannay and Co., Oxford - street; Towers.ey, 29, Marylebone.atreet, Regent's Quadrant; Prout, Strand; Cullen , Wale - m.lh. Calltlo4.—lnquire for HOPPER'S BLACK CURRANT COUGH ELIXIR, and do not be persuaded to purchase an imitation. SURPRISING CURE of ASTHMA of Ten Years' Standing.—LOCOCK'S TULMONIC WAFERS.—f•Sir, —I have for the MA ten yeare been ;Mimed with an asthma, during which time I bore et ent (nun L.O to .1;30 nu medical advice alone, and all of no avail ; and I gave up .111 lane:, until I tried Dr. Loeuck'a Wafers. I purchased two email boxes and one large one, three months since. by which I am now perfectly cured, Be.—Tlenry liahton, Princes. end, Tipton.—Witness, Me., Surd on, Tipton."—Price Is. lid., 2a. 9d., and Ile. per hox.—Sold by sit medicine vendors.— Alm may be had Dr. L)UOCK'S FAMILY APV.HIKNT and ANTI. BILIOUS WAFER', having a most agreeable taste. Full directions are given with every box. Pries Is. lid., b. 9.1., and Ile. per box. Sold by all medicine vendors. Beware of Counterfeits. corona, ASIILMA, AND INCIPIE.NT CONSUMPTION ARE , _==...... 1 I :. '--- , 1,..Ti r . I. _ . ,•.- kL_k. . , . (~---,-.„. :.,. ii • NIN ... . . , ..: _ ~...1 ..„.. ___ , 11 .. = -- iiii if i. • . . • L. , ..!::. 1 . - 11 1. • •• • • l isc 1:1 • 1 . --- -4, , ....--/:, iva..........„,_.„,_„. _ .. .7 , • 1 I , ii•:„ 44 . ..,...,,-:, ~, , i ,.,., _ _,,, ~..,,.., ,•„,.„-, ~•. •...... ..„7,:,,...,„:„..... ..,,,,, ~..........., i.„.. • ..., L L.......,, ,.. . 4 ,,,„, ~.•, •_„ .. ~• RI • / - , 4 •, 1 . ;) ". 17: 1 - - ..,„ -_.- ~.; NI i •i.i•--..' - • '' A ' - . . ._ . ~._ - - __.l - '. --- -- .GIAla el PAM- 11 - it - il:* .- "N -. 4...7.. -..-- ..-.' - i'>•. - 7 .- '\ .. -........-- , -.- BIRTHS. Mrs. E. 0214Wi11, of • BALDWIN.—Jan. 16, at daughter. BELL.—Nor. 27, at the Residen,y, Tacknow, the wife of A." Bell, Eaq., M.D., Residency durceou, to a con. BURN R.—Jae. In, at Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, Men. E. Burns, of ■ daughter. LEMPRIERE.—Jan. 11, et Woolwieh, the wife of Capt. Lempricre, Royal Andlery, of a son. sisaftisoss. TIAINES—DUGARD.—Jan. 16, at St. Bahasa, by the Rev. harry Wright, 8.A., the Rl T. Herbert flaMes, 8.A., of Exeter College, Oxford, sod second master of the College hello d, Gloucester, to ltsmna, youogeet &writer of the late Thomas Dugard, !IN., of HES ItY—WOOD.—len. 16, at St. George's, 11lanover.vqaare, by the Es,. C. °seaway. AM., J. S. Henry, req., son of A. Messy, Esq., M.P. for Soutk lasseaMme. to Anna Elmabetb, daughter of T. Wood, Ems., of Blau* Wesrmoutb, Durham. TETLEY—bPENCF--Jaa. IS, at Melton, by the Rev. W. Carter, S. Tetley, Eau , et Bradford, to Kate, daujliter of the tote W. Spence, Esq., of Allerton Moose, Yorkshire. DEATHS. BLACKBURN.—Jan. 14, Eleanore, youngsat daughter of the late Joshua Blackburn, Esq., of Bracknell Ban, near Dulwich, Surrey, in her 2lst 'ear. PAYISTER.—J►n. IS, at Denmark.hill, Surrey, Mrs. Franoes Pan. V. 441 - Sel ItaCkliAOL—Jon. 11, W. Bockhorn, Esq., of Castle Meadow, Norwioh. 15, aLSantlayes, Conley, Wilts, Jane, wife of J.lllZster, Esq., aged 66. - TollFol4.—Jan. 13, C. R. Tasman, Esq., of Witchinghaz, Ilall, • Norfolk. . . _ . WEoTON.—Jam IS, et blotepellier-ipucte. BroMptoo. I.ollitil Slaty Webbe Ws/sod, relict of the late J. W. Weston, Esq., formerly of Buttontotem, Surrey, aged 46. T" . —ARRIVAL of the FORFARSHIRE.- 1 Ills vowel We Pon arrived horn China, having brought, India ' putsbly, the choked °bops of the new seasons cone.. We wish to draw the especial notice of lanai, and hotel-keepers to the unusual excellence of the above cargo, whnh we are selling at four shillings and tour pence per pound. Also strong full flavoured coupe at Ss. Id. to ie. I And pecular choice Assam soucbong, at 4a. ed. to Se. No. 4. Ludgate-hill. SIDNEY, WELLS, and MANDUELL. Families candela in any part of the kingdom can be supplied at the shove press, and the teas carefully packed la load. The Customs' overweight of two pounds onehests containing 841ba, and ut one ponnd on hull chests of about 40 tbs., lovariably allowed. No. Ludgate-MIL SIDNEY, WELLS, sod MANDUEEL ENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Buyers of the above are requested, before finally deciding, to t WILLLIII S. BURTON'S S HOW-ROOMS, 39. OXFORD STREET (corner of Newmen-etres . ;and No. I, NEWMAN-STREET. They are the largest In the and certain each as wart west of FENDERS, STOVES, RAN ES, YILE-IRONS, and GENE RAL IRONMONGERY m eannot be approathed elarwksee, either for variety, novelty, Meaty of dodo, or eamoisitanses of work. saamitip, while the prim are an that low wale for which Isis eats elinsment has been so oeleteated for soon than a quarter of a century. Beinbt stoves, with braised ornaments and two rots of bass, SI IS.. to SI Ins: ditto with ormolu ornaments and two eats of WASS Its. toil ; brand fenders oomplete,with standards, from to SS; slot leaden, trams SI ISA to £4; ditto, with rich ormolu orna ments, from SS Ile. to X 7 76.; Amber, heel la 9d. the set to Se ha ;west., end all other pause Moves with radiating hearth plates. CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most varied wormed el TABLE CUTLERY la the world, all warranted, is always mailing at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, at prices that are remune rative only becalmed thelargenam of the (Mee. 3i-inch ivory -handled lose karmic with high shoulders, 10.. per dowse; Aegean., to melds, Bar; If to balance, taper domen sutra; carver% SA ed. per par; brew eines. in mad proportion, to Lie. per domes; it titre kne, ML anew ferrules, from See.; white bone table knives, Dom Se. per dolma dam" 46. • mawars, h. per pair; Oka here table knives from em.; t ic...T*4A; carvers, Is. ed. ; table steel., from la each. The Impel store of plated &mart Was sod forks, in mare and other wise, and of the new plated fish carver*, in exidenor. Akio a large amortment dna" penknives, @clamor% kt., of the test quality. Detailed Catalogues, with engravings of every lemmoogay article, rent (per peen free. WILLIAM A. BURTON'S stoat of GENERAL FURNISIQNO, IRONMONGERY la literally the largest in the world, and as ne lan guages= be employed to give • correct idea of Its variety and extent, perchammrs are invited to cell and inspect It. The money returned far every article not approved of —39, OXFORD-STREET (omen of Newman-street), and No. 1, NEWLIN-STREET, London.—Eata tabbed in Wollemtrest. WARMTH and VENTILATION COMBLNED. CINDY'S PATENT ?PRE WARM-AIR VENTILATING STOVE Is now the snort effective and cheapest to the market for ehnrchee, reboots, public and private buildings. Cub prior : To warm Kum cubic feet, L 4 ilis. ; 30,000, L 9 94; 100.000, Cl 2 12s. TILL II the original open fire stove, introducing the external alr, candueling Maros& the interior (made of artificial Mese), end 111191114 it In its purge, thereby supplying a continuous strum of pure warm air. • preapeetv• forward .W co applic.tion to 3. R. DOWOON, 114 Ox ford-street. where It crag be seen to operation. OPAL ARCADE,NEW OXFORD-STREET.- This beautiful building, with its crystal roof unrivalled in (not excepting the Great Eattiblace), is NOW OPEN FOR' BUSINESS. where may be found the ornamental productions dl nations, oomprising utility and e!e g unce. wherewith to furnish the toilette and embellish the drawing-room, dining-room, or li brary, Morn the cottage, and render the boldoir en emporium of worked art and Wpm To is petite, the articles of smoseinent ars most varied sad endless: sod the stock of china and glass (of the sewed patterem, to corcptete the appearance of the dinner or breekfast table, la most est/mire. GREAT EXHIBI'fION. JAMES HEILEY and Co. beg respectlully to inform manufacturer♦ and °then who Intend showing gotta requiring BLOWN SHADE} or CASES, in either plate, patent plate, or ahect glass, that they are ptenorrd to furnish them, ettlarr cm sale or hue, of all shapes and dlmetuto w. They have bad n.ech experfree in Mew matters, having supplied the whole of the glass shades required for the tixiity of Arta exhitric nom, end are now ent•urtad with the making of come of the lawat carve likely to appear to the Exhibition. } elimates, Bt., will be forwarded on receipt of particulars.—SG, Sono -Kiwi. CHEAP, LIGHT, and DURABLE ROOFING. CROGGION'S PATENT ASPHALTE HOOFING FELT has been elteusively used, and pronounced efficient, and particularly applicable for mum climate; lat. It is a Imo-conductor. Ind. It purtab:e, being peek ed in rolls, and not liable to damage In carriage. 3rd. It elf eta a saving of half the timber usually required. 4th. It can be minty applied by any unpractised 6th. Prom Its lightnere, weighing only about ilirtr . the square of 100 feet, the cost of carriage Is INODOROLIa PELT, for damp walla and for damp floors, under alma and floor aiotha. Price Ono FZ4NT Psi Rattans Four. Clemons and Co.'s PATENT PELTED, SHEATHING for Cover- Dships bottom; Pm., and RY HAIR PELT, for revering nearn.boilers, pipes, &c., pre venting the radiation of heat, and saving 21 per cent. of fuel. Samples, testimonial; and full in.tructions, on application to CROGGON and Cs., 2, Dowpate.hlll, • London. PO MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRINTE, TOURISTS, ARTISTS. SPORTSMEN, and Others —DUTUOIT Co.'s PATENT IMPERMEABLE. PORTABLE TENTS, the AERIAL sad CLERICAL PORTABLE L'MBRELLA and BUSH TEN IN, locking in spacer ranging from 4 feet to 6 feet, and severally weighing from Mb. to 30th. The Portable Umbrella Tent, 23 feet eir. gemferenee, with table folding into the compass of 6 feet by I foot, and contained in a imitable investure weighing, when thus packed, thus only 301 b., us affording the most perfect futility of carriage. Priem from Si upwards; the Arlel from g 3 to g 6 Co. (two compartments); the Bush, or Emigrant's Tent, from 365. to CZ lee. ; any of them can with ease be pitched or struck in ten minutes. Foe the jungle sports of India there is adapted an antiaglorle and impermeable cloth, which renders these tents Invaluable in as extern altsiate. For mi. Mary men at home or on foreign service, they are ;peculiarly adapted. The Aerial Tent can be extended ro no to contain hem 100 to I,OLO Ce la vr and" 7" view,tlipri4 eo e°"true ctuses to te tie ahaar be natiTiLliVanhiad Lb.'s masu le retory for the patent portable tents, N o. 6, Finsbury 'place South, and 5, Dean-street, Yinsburyraguare, London. A trd, N7 q at i Zt la * all and a tbni a r c i i t P il l c llonieathagland' Ireland, STAITE'S PATENT DIAPIIIIAOM TOBACCO PIPES. J. TERBURY, proprietor and manufacturer of the shove Invention, has now completed arningementa for supplying the trade and public with these pipes to prat varieties of style. They are constructed upon scientific principles, which supersede; in utility and conveniewe es erything of the kind that has yet been offered to smokers. The {snout of the tube and bowl being entirely I separated !whereto the oil tram fouling the tube, the oil being caught in a reservoir and emptied at convenience, and a condensing apparatus keens both the aconite and tobacco quite dry. All who have used them admit their great Puperiority, and they are well worthy of trial. Prices varying from 2s. end upwards, according to ornament ; the I principle being the same In eB descriptisnp. Apply to J. TERBURT, TOBACAJONIST, 114, BISITOPSGAM MCKEE f "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, Constipation, indigestion, and Debility, which no medicine soemove or relieve, bare been effectually oared by DU BARRY'S RETALENTA ARABIC* FOOD, in a Tory short time.—W. R. Remo% Pool Anthony, T•verim." ..tigbt yeas' dyspepsia, nervousness., letiLity, with cranro, moons, and naesea, bate been effectually rammed by DU MlLttY a delicious livaltbocetoring Food in a very Mort tiose.—Ray. Julia W. rime% lildlingtrm Rector!, Norfolk. "Three years' excessive nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, and .comet debility, Am been radically removed by DO BARRY'S lieeltb-restoring Pood.—Aless. Smut, AreAdemon et Rae, Skibberoca."-0014 ,e canisters, glib fub inetnetions, weighing in is. ad., lib., at is. ad.; Ilb., st Ile; 1216„ at 12s. maned quality, 1011 t, at &U.; Silt, at 2113.-1117 BARRY and Bu M 117, Nor 110/4-greet, Loaloo.-11vo 10 and lte. carriage bee. EFFECTUALLY CURED BY I(EATING'S COUGH LOZHNGES.-. During a period of more than forty years thin' valuable medicine has triumphantly home the oevereet test of public opinion, and upon that round basis alone it has gradually but surely won be way to preeminence, until It is now universally acknowledged to to the most effectual, safe. and speedy remedy ever offered tu the wood far that large cliff* of diseases which afferts the Pulmonary Organs. KLAIIID,'S COUGH LOZENGKS have ban proved by Img env pumice to be equally efficacious and powerful in those reeler f rem of Participle Affections —Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Chronie lirocchitiv, and Spasmodic Cough; as, in tbr milder, but often not lees troahlwome, disorders of the Throat aid Chest. Winter Cough, llonniences, Difficulty of Breadline, and Irritation of the Throat, Ike. Their entire freedom from all deleterious ingredients and opiates, whilst it renders ifeating's Cough Lozenge., a side i reedy for the most delicate female or yovng,st chill, hes caused them t, be held in the highest esteem by Pubic Speaker., Clergymen, and Professional Singers; but, perhaps, the high approval which is bestowed upon these Lezeuges by same of the most eminent of the I , ueulty, Is the beet and most convincing guarantee of their safety, enemy, and purity. Prepared and sold in bones le. d. ; and OH, 2s. 9.1., es. Oil., and 10e. 6d. each, by THOMAS KE.tTING, Chemist, &c., No. TO, St. Paul'ethurellyard, London. Sold retail by all Ltruggifits and Patent Medicine Venders in the kingdom. . . h.g.—To prevent epurious imitations. pima* to observe that the words, "Keating** Cough Lozenges" are engraved on the Govern. inent stamp ()reach hos. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. ccsm or saran♦ or sevessa rasa.' eras luso. C.ainstresa, neer Stroud, Gloucestershire, March 20, 1850. Sir,-I.larlor been troubled with unbent for several year*, I could fled no relief item any =di. hie whatever. until I was induced, about two years ago, to try a box of your Lounges, and found such relief from them that I ern determined for the future never to be without toe of therein the how.; and will doe!! in my power to recorameed then to my frlanda. If you consider the above testimonial of any advantage, you are quite at liberty to m.ike what use of it you please. —I am, air, your most obliged aaiwant, N.J. Tuve. Tema Keating, hen., 7 9, St. Paure-churallyard. 'mammas and debility, of at . r l itere'standing. — Extt - sr7t of a leder from Mr. William Smith, of No. 5, Little Thommetrert, Olhoga.atreet, Limbeth, dated December 11, ISM. To Profetoce Holloway.—Str,—l beg to !dorm you that for nearly See years I hardly knew what it was to have a day's health, suffering from extreme weak. nes and &Witty, with constant nervous headaelies, gi and sickness of the stomach, together with a great depression spirit". I sled to think that nothing could bereft met av I had been to many medical men, some of whom, after doing all that was In their power, informed me that they considered that I bad gorse spinal nom. ybint beyond the retch of cure, together wdh a wry Moo Mered state of the stomach and liver, making my ramie so orapiceted that nothing mold be done for me. One day, being %manually ill, and in a dejected state, I taw your pills advcrtieed. and resolved to give them a trial, more perhaps from curiosity than with a hope of being cured, however I soon found myself better by taking them, and so 1 went on persevering In their use for six months, when I am happy to say they effeettel • perfect ewe. mm (liPed) WILLI tM SMITS " (hump oil] called EDWARD)." Sold at the establishment of Profese,r 110 LI 0 WAY, 1f t, Strand I (near Temple Bar., London, and by MOM oupeetoble druggists and dialers in medicine throughout the Method world, at the fellow ! ing lid., bd.., la 6d., lin, Ms., and 335. each ban, There is a considerable b)taking the larger alms. N.B.—Drections for the 6 of patients to every disorder tee ailized toted% boa. 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