The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-13 00:00:00

• -)Xig;be AP4 oi ll efor>s.. OPAL SOCIETY kr PROTRCI rm by ..=.,. . 1 sal IT 1 S i b tbs Oa was Nlalbus. pm= will i" l:4oM W.6 l bmat " li= l ,4 a Me =ling b Oni Pea WO_ aleerliWlSW ~~w7- -~ ro of the on the nod. k an miles R," has lvd near perished. the Var. lir strewn cons, cons, has am lion- morning, Arrived; ; Oliver urge, St. rince Ed- o Greene, epe : Pat [t is sow 1.11., with . The foi- e, and are owes, are ieorge, 81. &netlike. Wane has renal light r this har- t the Jobs with loss of The Clara I shore on misted in , in being the Herd later, from mining in e last night p) and the re near the w York, is Liverpool roeks to the set owport, was works &e •0 = tfortlS dLIFE , fis UV sidle tram Nib Mirka 111.108 THB BILLS et BT. BOTOLPH. • wow m* fOW iiii or. Twee New Tare Meo- UAW bee Newsom deem ael Neelet If I *We men* like **et Atelees tal = ; Told et De me had Mt vs 1p laillell. II other words. they mg. ertth TM Old Ter we. md Asa ths Nia d ost l is ; Asti Wm ether at um% I dosed se Ass. eel *Mat es Mee As Ades. Irk.wee Wes meseres. the gem sad op the Aseds ess le; iseded the holl-left A Ibe Afe hie amid WY, NM lOW gee" td, MIMI, s.d M% MI* tile sages impel Ile lessW ewher 1 . 1 Mid leil es eab = we Is Is „ a y . I Mg es deepsArelda pee I.R. M= I". LIM lese hee ll Nis be ; AM 121. Am bees Phsehl ham • regimes pad Impede 11011161.* nab nag teed limit Duet er Tee gre ea% do kee Os Issidis alai& imilip la pwainswe tellbese ""as. W NON s amp gepl V &A% litheE_ li le al sW e ller 1.:. - Val..."'• To wee OeMs. Teed Tale eel reppere.7 " WM ass! geld Near yes*, amiss ost 1 I Watte i s s wllh Met yes's% Mel* Must he eel la DAM IX 1118 red AM MM. 110 Ile 2WM ap A s4 4Awr. 11 •2 1 relee . . me= Am wlth ... corr " 'chippers.. '' Deoldedft ves MI Mid Nerfeer Mee, 19 Med • heel es NSW& ea& a lea% Ti*l6l44w MR AN To Am as ce 6 100TH AND SHONA hoes Met we Am. es looking from our elesple 201112 Y sem Moo by Tabard tey As peopl•• TM ess reposed to by Number Who lee esmed the MUSKS elll meld thefee Lad, * oak ow hoped they'd sot Nam. To dement Nerd pool for 1 MOSCer FM " Tam snit be draw." .mid Number MM. " Our i g t ; s l peers shall them Wm geole sad heels ; Md. we AM ell of we agree Is *Mem If Kir FIIIST•C GAM 1108IERT. Thry M seed melt fames foods Amoebae the year, • TIM nay et ere booed t &Kited Uwe hers" 110222' MINE OUTFITS.' new Me MOM is.. " As meal aide to Ilie Kart Is* dom." 7Wok - had the lbw,. " I sailsesd to how 1.1 as my Imam elm IIMM• so. t r ..., ell Mete sel, ihentare . Wit Is wieltyllbout 0 vl7 at whoroton. Then Am week *Me &mew la thee throw And I ese sed beed le yam •am met el ' llke Tremor, olCe," seeishabe a &AM Mg ef prise fer mei ihtsvatasaat. with fall dine** for esitmeastwo• mai, say he WI ea sopleseol.. or PlemedMEADm...... '4jt Boron, Wallaohisoh-Bogaan, and Reechitz, and seized on viz pieces of artillery, with three ammunition waggons, belonging to the enemy. Co'onel von Mayerhofer has succeeded Col. von Supplievez, in Paneswa, and stands ready, with 20,000 troops, in cluding some thousands of Servians, to act on the offensive. . . on the rocks at the outran°. of South Harbour ; two of the crew drowned. The brig Effort wee totally wrecked on the rocky near Blaine. Castle this morning ; crew drowned. k brig foundered off the &rawness this morning, seven miles south of this ; crew drowned. An oar, marked "C.ft ," has been washed on .bore. - Os guilty le Or Omsk hie ft DIV4sTI pesisal iii — a= l =lll sod r eme rmaimmilly me „I lariPeZa= lallm wall a slalom lar Fil i- I" *--- iiiiii i:"« • a; i. --4 . 1, 1 2,74r1= ( ea ag =F t :. : = l, ak asis=tibt="43.lll"; Im meem_4l mai S ac elemiStiZiajo: Atead aim ; ask farm- Immo $ al ma ma map. at nem am lam' by On l'Emmiimm#.l.pmamai Ara 4st la wee Is emspnie dim alma Ye Zs imaham, MI la lamilaa . mm *am _ ,mll. isttirra l ial m. OM NM • mg. mow ass anis* w swim Or s* spollialp el ille mini awls= S. suinair fis our •1111111111114 4•11 WIWI WO WEN IT 111•10 Of um MUTT • Visa mama AIM 091111•11164. MC. In 1124 n • la 1843. . •.___._-_ ~_-____u , ..__ ____. The Austrian diet resumed its sittings et Kremsier on the 3rd inst. One of the mentbirsasked for leave Lrrusst, Jan. 11.—A vessel was totally wretivd mar bete hist night, and tt is feared all bands hero perished. From papers picked up, she appears to have heen the Var. warts, frum Pillau, far Liverpool, last from Stornsway on the 4th inst. The coast from hence re Blackpool is s t re wn with timber and new deals. 743.] LONDON. SATURDAY, JAN. 13, 1849. [THREEPENCE'. of absence, on the ground that two of his oxen had been stolen. His request was not complied with. After directing the attention of government to the distress prevailing in the linen districts of Bohemia, one of the deputies asked the Minister of Finance whether it would not be possible to enter into advan tageous treaties of commerce with those nations to which Austria formerly exported considerable quanti ties of linens, particularly Russia; whither ministers could not, at all events, take steps for bringing about a reduction of the enormous duties imposed on Austrian goods, or, at least, of getting the duties placed on a level with those on English goods; and, lastly, whether it would not , be possible for the government to considerable in crease the duties on English and, in general, on foreign machine yarns. The minister promised to reply to those questions, and observed that it was not the intention ot government to lessen the protection at present given to industry. The bill respecting the loan ot 80 millions of florins was read a third time. Warrwralmn, Jan.ll.—The Caledonia, from Ancona, has driven on shore to the eastward. LATEST FROM PARIS. Oda al11111111• sad Oash la the la rsish beaks 110,789,717 0 120,067,641 0 Bilis ova due 499,6711 06 616,399 71 Dills ead osembrates la Paris V. de. la breath Make 106,34306 54 107,310,846 87 Adman ea Whoa Minnow Fres& pablis fans 33,334,11911 05 31,932,423 5 Admases fa lamb pane toads by numb bohe Admires to the state ma Therary Ws Adman to the state oa hem of 150 milker M m mag ream ......—..— 10,000,000 0 1 0 ;09, 000 0 dimmable Nub of saw tent brit la pals hob arnbindleasaad forsitne ••• 4,060,000 0 4,000,000 0 Mal prepaity of brazeb banks 1,273,653 0 ;173639 0 1 . 56 • 0119 'NUMB* to the City d Paris 7,000,000 0 7,000,000 0 letarad Nathan 1/14cosat lisak 990,000 0 200,000 0 Mena of Moan bans la the Wenn% Disetaat Beaks of the newbrial town 330.010 0 230,0141 0 Pinned 9431, Preassted bills la breath beaks 4120,350 0 4,945,404 0 Una= of staamement Enemas of isteassemat of brink 39,097 0 44,0 0 0 150051 w` .. • 1,136,573 94 976,407 , 9 Inesoryßoas to • como4date (fermarly comprised is " Bills and nom. tangs la Pedal - MAROATE, Jan. 11.—The SL Pierre Justine, from Ron. deur for London, got on the Foreness Rock this morning, was waisted off, and is now riding oft Kiugegate. DEAL, Jan. 11.—N.W. to N.N.E., heavy gale.—Arrived: Jane Pink, Calcutta; Lavinia, South America; Oliver Cromwell, Valparaiso; Nereid, Porto Rico; George, St. Vincent's; Louis M Quebec ; Mary, uy, Prince Ed ward's Island. Arrived frcm th argaretha, e river: Benjamin Greene, Bt. Kitt's. Sailed : Geelong, Cape of Good Bops. Put back : Stebonheath, Adelaide, South Australia. It is now blowing a heavy gale from N. W. to N. and N.N.E., with tremendous squalls, and a heavy sea in the Downs. The fol lowing vessels, all of which lost anchors and chains, and us being supplied, with a large fleet lying in the D own., are riding very heavily : Northumberland, Calcutta ; George, St. Vincent's ; Goddess, Trieste; Anna Margaretha, Marseilles. LOWESTOFFE, Jan 11.—It blew a complete hurricane hero this morning, from N.N.W. to N., during which several light vessels were driven from their anchors, and ran fur this har bour. The BEd, from Stettin for Gloucester, end the John of Ramsgate, were both driven into those roads, with loss of anchors and chains, and . have been supplied. The Clara Maria, from Dantric for London, which went on shore on the Croton, on the 23rd ult., hu been got off and assisted in here. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 P.Y. Within the walls of the Assembly there was to-day a mu,h stronger military faros than usual, the all-absorbing qquestion of the dissolution of the Assembly rendering each a precaution weer nary in the judgment of the authorities. It was, both yesterday and to-day, generally supposed that the most probable epoch to be fixed for the election of the Legislative Assembly would by the 13th of April, although it was pretty universally admitted that such period would be too remote to conciliate the views of all parties. The Ist and 2nd legions of the National Guards particu larly have not heritattd to manifest, openly and ener getically, their opinion that the Assembly should die solve itself as early as possible. Until hnlf•past three, the Assembly was occupied with the debate on the introduction of foreign salt. Several additional articles were proposed and dis cussed, but the noise and excitement in the - 1., worwmg Wafts pow W. 11 a E . " . Assembly were so excessive, that not one word could be heard. The debate on the dissolution 676.754.637 64 682,912,623_61 Pa em, lea. Pret Lam, • Tim per ONUS, 43 60; the an Draw, 73 83; Lo ris. 75 10; Foam . Tax.aad —. bhp= e. rms. 12 4 0 . • De. 1643. —; Do. lima, —; Da Ha. —; 14•41 e. Ratak ; lama Lama, 641; Tre. ll, ' amide, Mak !berm 1673; kateaaget aa Imam. 3 0 00 2 9 . U 274 emit ; w dip, 23!0 mi. l{llWATlL—Parte sad Orlause, 700 ; Pads awl Bones, 440 —• be sad Bauer, 7133 • echo. sad Ilareallsa. 173 • Park; mad firealL-aar, 330; Oahe Viera3a, B'd—; AlMemi aid Dow lope, 210; Ilankaal,, 877 30; North, 390. ▪ OT trkrioz AT THU at e MT TIMM BUITOSTID IT At ref sh cV ako awe Is ire einie. the Meta V.see terrautled la Its al M a rea=e gg ill MI seem D yy• lerehlesehhk lib hie hike he T e r la lyre mem the Art ekes babas ifs Stole cat to the waste erreeellhe R Asti= mama & MORON. 1. Abbate. corner et eol Ilesebureb,rtreet. 2 Iheleireite .4reet. mar S. TY Royal turf, hp Ihn Miatas. Ne tl i ll gt lUo y street.bp 1211 CeMinsillentroet. T. Clorlw "ler tr U ll In. =Moodie Corporation row, IL Ilainewardwa, same el Ueiteers.bai. 11U. wawa. No. 1. ea lee area let*tee. N. 2. Oomtesemeee...... 6.. lllehberreedi. U. we& No. 1, by 12. &wheat. No 2, by Ohs lee nevi • booms—Ur. BAIR* AttiolOced. bakabla • R MEAN DITTESOE. u. Sum& by St. Cemoist• Chord'. 14. Mesa Amid, Tridalears4tire,bl 84. Iffireja m ec h. U. beltur.l roe. Suut h sad. It Eattistrbiac, tal6Cs CMS. 17. dling ILspltal, olifurdelbost. U. limb And, Moomeberi Cleat. le. ver -road. hr. Unet YOrtliid WOOS. bt PIO E. Oaf. od Met, vier of Yearylebowaliets. 22. *sub Audkpetrod, 11 , the cb e p i e. 13. gm,...quarc by AL Peter's Church. 24. ilisuptou, sear Kobcbtabridge gram IS. Klm street, Itakerstriut. • Etle•Sfen.l. bear Cambridgetensee. I,ra-sea—Mr. SPENCER. T. Great Penland street. Malverlptions sad donations is aid ths *suetyr uldess thankfully riCelved by say somber of the owninlttoe ; by the Lend,. and 12. t, Wager Branch Wyk. St. Jaines*square ; by Sir C. SesU and Co.. 1, quareadisheettare ; by the lfl2lllllftf. 19. Fitzroy squish, ; and by the emmetery. The tleasay's lah Annual Report may be obtained upon application. SAMUEL MANY, Treasurer. dA Unite!! LOW. Jun, &aviary. IST. Thebetreet, Jan. 1.1149. JOHN MOHTLOCK'S Chins and Glass Business $ ennied on In OX roso STROM ON LT. T'bn ban an vary anewice. and contain an ample nananinant of Nr h i daserlyake rif mat at redone print for nob for Wanner, a Dinner Nardee far mare may he parchve.l for 4 gulorak —M. zford-ot., war H ydr omit. NO MORE PILLS nor any other Medicine.— Dron.d.. indor—omo and comoossion.toorootocoomot boom. allimourethliver complaint tlatuleury.thdeutkm, tralpitatto• of the Wort, servo. aaa.t.ClP,. -thine*. noises In the hied and Wo Plow in swim wen part of the body. asthma. disrpty. hawthorn. an attar norst swim, spirits, nudes. spleen, general debility. musk be. , alimOssa.e., elunlary hluthing, Matte to society. width mos for thudy. lect of memory, &Imitate, vertigo blued to the bead, exhaustion, melancholy, groundless fear. indecision. wretthedaere, thought. of -elf dthtrustion. and Inanity. effectually removed from the system. I.) a pertuaatut reet.ratiuo of the digestive functioes to their pehnithe tbrour, without purging, inenevenience, pain. or captor*. by TIIE REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD, • delicious curative and nutritive Farina, derived from an Afrkaa aymt,divesered, grown, and impacted by• DE BARRY and Co.. Ifs o'lArtxt, Londe* !the bow fond for delicate infants rind inn, I* emptily. l*lng the only Nod which doe net tun add upon or die leral a *thooch. and a thretheeny misled which rave. four times value In ether food; hence effeeting an ti ny Indeed of madman Inman. -tweets in to lon Hedges sod Butler, 156, legentntgeth; Tomo.. 343..11. amt Co., 1.2 and DO, litowllll7. by It s to be, Malesty the Quern ; Meath, Oafordetreet ; sad Co., three . ; Moore. PM. &maid; blathoth Prielteteffthethree• • Imperial L'hase.—amyla Costulate-Genewal In Omit Britain. " Loodoe, the 2nd of Decemher, " The General hot bow enksrol te Inform Mono.. Du Berry sod C... that the Re v s Amides they had h.elo.ed In their pa -110.0 t. hi. Maje'ty the Emperor. bob by imperial Pontiisleu. been fur war to the Minister of the I wesrialm. "4. Deea Villa.. Northemd. Fulham, Loodost, Oct 2, ISth "My &sr 1 dual ever be ready to beer tostimary*lhe peat knelt have derived from year eseelleut feed. Maine werreed Pet pain nod locinvthictsce from dpulegrala law Tory Wy limio Omer lam kin., and leae tag trit,l the advice ed loot ma, raw horror name your 6..1 f..r so. .even worlet, tta_Mtledio Pam. ••• hie hem the mdfxrings 1 was radileet be, awl Awl not hers{ the lowahosa Yowl ; I tml a confidence it has reherloW wits" sod done me eery materiel henget. I Abell ever kid MoolOwl to woe for this mint food. mod rata pot fall to AMOY memalund II to all toy Moods Yet ow he winded with that owl omplolot • wed with way loot wises for deal presperity and fiwo so diwoowtry. I n.inhin. Dap At. - yours oblige& Palms D. /H o od. Rola Ditai" " Dior ith.-1 lons own. plowwww -ilk io ma =w aimsa th a rlwe & ifted coo4ottablit bow& Dom the we sr the " A. 0. Iltosilahilolott." nil " time he. now ei=il i itter i lltlM hog ruled fiw 13 yew, went of owoorrpoolled twith mod iplotwol .tftniguo, her whoa I gommett per Dow. how = ft udiair it daily as deeded. NO an Imp to mg OM II Ms pew dosed a wait odour, Amp TM 'POEM M. Juno !Wm" " Daee7, lets of Itr. Dee. I. IDOL "My .leer SD. —I hue are Idol S ir lowdools peed ono owl Int.' lo dot) i.otio.l to or. or the I= l ; .l. 6 nlsi 18 am I per.ogb re "tenure! it to those hoe de. ; I olio earamth renthinensi It to therein of molloal IBM DV thews OW Val IN,aoliallaata telklallb,..allkalt toe, ay dear dr, Imre MIMI. To Mr. Do Awry. "Quo tas Mums. • DPL For the bet Gee yarn I have been la a mad dryinrible am. anion n.. 101. feriae bees medal during fli:e ba red fm...f Felvalmif For" paia* In the lewk. dr I. Add and left eivea. Pewearael show' .hil) ..west te Oaf I owe you • Mid Malt allraeftwee for Ike fetepecite health arc imponal hefts ma I thenfore Molt yea newt *Were'', ant only fee lellaglat ale lavalualele alimat in say acv Yee, lea fee tele& Wad advice gives tne as to deg Le. " I advice . ace ale Pape very truly. Mrs., "Tann XIII*.TRII. " lIY Fawley Ty's. at It davlowe. Lewin. Ywil hire. 0 - • 3, updocy.terree. Maedise. Hera*. le , 3. 1. 1 7 . " me haler to he aide 4. hdorn. pen that the 1.43. on i I. .133. th. fn...er quantity wan procure boo &rite.' len great he. anti !rem ii. use: deitremine gmlttan..4 Sow standing lua.e Mtn re- Imo ed. awl a !reline of mewed health indow.e, flat in,: e twee.' the hencliet.sl cite M in the above mentineml men. I Call with emiiihnce re. emonse,ol It. sod hal hate notch ph-entre hi e, upportuelty Mara " I sin. gentlemen. very trier tours. J• 111 3, e 11.031113 W.' Rusgani, tsgh reelment." "• Window, Ituck, Jan. •-1.„ LW. " Prat rnr,—ln additirm in what I communicated to >ma tonne time ace. I hate only to add that I partake of your aw.Oknt. 11P3MW.111.11i4 lite, tool condi, c aliment LOW a day. with great a,l. attune. l am were, to may an attending to year dietetic rake, It awe prose moat be neficial. not only as • mule. anew d redacting to him health and Nemeth, Ott :do. mi a very simple. tliowith deilelowt. Name In the way of diet, nhaa taken In worm beetles or privy lOW. I here towel it to be a -liiipte thon-fo eery elli.netin and ts.. nut host. dolour anal to 1.1 3 .3 NMI inhere hinethneti K dfmrders.-1 oar., dear dr,Ore eery truly, "A. Mow. lea harry. ' iftee.l" en m meta. aaa, m Harwood. " ranithwhit Park, Farehen, Haute. lank licntl.lnen —I *secrete thank you for >oar kind attention. Wheel I let. - th talorm the • Ilie,denta • I wan In no deplorable a ,nilltlon can welt lie IM.112111•31. I sac coedited to Nal, and m snnk that I could neither -latul nor walk. retiorine reerrely from &anion", nontlisition. and In ii:••••11.4i. and helm{ compelled to hare rceouno to aperkvits cirri , .0,4.4 of third .lay' awl upon rte toned.,, I seallowrm M leo , than veva ikon. +Min twenty eight houn., under medical There tim ci.dlinnw In my heed, and a +Miring in my rhtht ear, that, when I turned my Mad on the pillow, It rawithamt the *mad pro dard 11 a .ii ht touch on. a 'menial dia... I had a pant and a .at .4 (Wee. aci.e. the eheq. 3 sore throat. anal • -light c tun but e lain around in: , Milo en... greet that I could not vermin in the mine plod- Hen for ten minute- all uWhl long. The principal wat of the 1.0 1 0 seemed to he jtet heloe the alto on my left dile, end three Melds from the tare Lane. I rinninenced LAM; the ' Iterallenta.• morning anal evening, 1...VW in watts mut salt, and in km that a fortnight my appe tite •t• im-atit iniprorol, and flatulency awl constipation go far 331.4.1. that I hate not tonal a 1311 or drug of ay kind Sille3. lam muds stronger, can nail/ steadier and toylike a drunken man. kr. Sc." Jona Vu,." . _ . - " Crabwise Areal. Freese. foaverret. * IG, iira " . I love Oren your Zareleata Arabia' Vood to my Pt& girl, oh. b. 1...ry delicate, and It has dorm bar mock gon•l ke. . • H. etatti. - " Stamford. Neer. 30.110 d flentionion.—rmer my own recover?' Mn. Nutting sod my chef hare C. , nnat mot taking the itevalenta. alm our .41 rermat. was bee •A•I') Iry Plot ugh rheum:dim., Put now f o ob, onthieo of it ; doe', ti,, all loot at fool tTtnt benetlt from tali c arellent fool, and de Hot fool 044 a. formed', le. "J. IL. Merrlso. " Cheltenham, Due. 1. latit. . . lam happy to inform you that both rayed( sad bah' are touch liner., cil W homlth dace taking the Decoked& Anilisa food, i.e. " Pool Anthony, Tiverton. November firntiomen.— It in with great pleamre on 1 seibdoctloa I again ad• dreo. yon after mveu daps um of your ' iterakma. whist In rey as ha. teal, ivi 000ud rn, oxpectutheo considerably. All that I had sot rem' from for twenty lire year", an • which no toodleine could removes* relieve, ocooto vanbh under the Influence of ' itevalent I.' I enjoy mod sad r. fn. shine sleep which. until Row, I could not procure. Nemesis 1. loosing rapidly away, and I am .nueh morn calm and eolleetsd la everything 1 .to, and it ha. quite sweetened my poor tempar. It now afF4,l* nee pleou.e to do for others what before I did not dare Is do for nen.. irritatiou. My chest 1. .magna: Warm very much re- Ilei ad I and I can .caul the cold twioa as walls I could before. What I always drooled was winter, oa that account ; but the Ist week I ha.,: been a t , ornve a. porible, with oleqq.y meal,la thiriquad of brindles and ism ash imp , . It has Quite altered my tamer sad pausal feellaP rt a time as serm Jhuv. that I believe I nay ray with perfect truth. I in, r mintercompletely In lonaleadall of myself hir fors, and rev from ail nervous irritability. " Wm. IL Illeario" Stamford. 11th October. IBM " GemPraimi. —I am Miry to to able to add my as to your hetet run-. I gra...Meted nsirtema Months. with violent paha lit my head day or night I could .Main on nig :It woo accotnpaniad In* dittantalin, into of nnou.ty, atiblinem, the latter to web an eateat I cos mares', able to walk. ut alone: naked, my strength appeared utterly fain( as. I have a very huh opinion id my medical at naiad. hulk aerated out of th.. power of me • kite to eters a cure, when by drums I mw your Revakeita Arohlloi Feu 1 advertised.; lid was inducod, s a het remareas to try it. I have taken a Dia r int-ter and port of a 11th., and he.. oat nanlnol any medicine deco I commend taking) our food. y width ors awl Minds small starpeles.l to me the wonderful change your emidleat food has effeeted In a short time. as an now quite nototed to healtia Kith ~.any thank. to ou I send this. tripling it inay kind to besellt micullarly —I lamella your very grateful servant . •• Jong M NS Ivo NI.TTISO: " Denivprods. Dear Cardiff, °Minorcan...lAm. Analog 31.1. Idad. " Der Oar— Kum to send me another lulb. canister of out eleollent Monks rood —Uwe hest thins I ever trled in my life; In three day. after I had commenced H. all the distraming and dePreming symPtorra began tn•Il Ned I fit enymtf well and hap ric.—Totot to DA • ID." AWL, expreooann of gratitude from— filial Munn harrliter straw. Mimes Collene. rambrkkee ; Mr. Morgan tcticklaa.l, at the Mid ef Hafttornialea. Sta p iefortipark, war Melton llowbmy. Lelecstardslor ; Mr. Thomas Walls. nendostreet, I.lvorpeol ; Mr. Anthony Iltdaso. flareport. emahvar ; Mr. U. Itesve. St. Audrematresta Mertford Mr. Arthur Mararthar, 9. Antigua Most. Edlobuteh Mr. D. ll•llirthy. lAEA hue, kikibeinen; Mr. J. Philip.. sho nook Ilarodurdiast ;• Mr. Mamas Skeels, liens/. stirbeethire: Mr. M .14. 14.11.1). Ilettiertotreet, Unites. London ; Mr. Taylor. Coroner of irolton : Mr. Abe Naekay. IL Tlelerlvierrece. Salford. Manchrotsr; Mr .105.5,1 Liman'. Market. Istleastor • lifr. J. S. Curtlev. 97, York street, Memnilsotar. Loudon ,• Mr. Miel'ard Par oat Ileiotow ; Mr. Oahe. Poser. Iladdingtoa, Vast Lothian ; fir. John Mnibli Newt. /TWO. mar Dalltelth. enar g. and imported by DL' BARKS sad Co., 7S, Mew brad strut London. In rani tars 014th. at lbs. ; Ifilh. at Pk ,• suptm.rellaid • ; Awl Ml. XI" ; suitably meted for all climatal. int and 114 h canisters forwarded by DU liA Itit V and Co., • a reepial of Pont .Agree r hankers* orders, carriage free. to ally toms or railroad 'tattoo connected by rail with London. and to any port In Scotland or Ictlan•l connected with London by steam or railing vessels lfdirralah. *lmmo attoadol to. 421 . L....J.. 0, 0, 01 - lat the il=ant and CongetkOn iu. i " ole e tl a T " L.. Tlpo w DV HA Rik V and Co., forwarded b;thra. m gmbrmr. om T4=4l Puttee Moue. for Al.. peoples golf ; orb. lid. espy. Some to 4114 "art of Poloo. 1 omfree. Arent. will pie im appty to Worm DU ■4 'IRV Co. an d N.D. Jot au rase be untamed epos by gimlets toilettes. am , v *air la rat WSW LB. =mom no aw......... A a. d. A t. d. tams sad WSW 01.001. habeas sad WWI, Cats la 411 the ass aides tram 00 4 la ASs wrest styles. oissterheid sad Cakes. Item ..... ........ .. 1 6 0 toss. sad every mom w . ;ti.......... 2 2 0 1100 ..f 1./o•Tecals.= conacly Ithmeo .. l6 0 = Wasson_ . _ ... OIS 0 llte Premier 016 0 New ts Pa= Trams% la stirrer 10 0 all the =styles— 014 4 111/my. . 1 6 0 Pails . 1 2 0 Ileollog Coats ... 0 8 6 ass so Doss ........ ...... 1 4 0 Autism a Wiaisr Trams 0 4.; Vaasa ......... ...... 112 0 Needs ditto , 014 0 RIM ........ ...... 010 0 1 stems sad lilabor*Sts. 0 3 e Frost .............. 111 0 time Costa ... ...... 1 0 0 Mos was .............. 1 3 0 Frock ditto l4 0 =are TM ~. . .0 8 6 Hops Huss sot Tads Ptah.? Tem . • 002 0 Sat. ..... - - Yourodes to sajzzet at Is sealje seem • oat el Ws Nosh—The Baal Deperlsoarg al I . Sam 460 1400 yids sow ne... asolls et the sums made parelmsd. radteres, er sees la imams it es 6 seareseVet. will le eadmesd. er. It prehrrod. the lIIMIII. 111M14. B. IN sad DON. Sanas. Wailleadreptes. Slothisek Meilen, Hades. Bost sad libmassitas. sad Ostend 0.448•44 kr Wise 144. 146. lie, sad 167. Maoris. rad a* 03. aad W SON egret bases to gash =We d Oram_Matt= Moo tainted that the atersdresslike slat lbws or '• it laths suss soseers, - bastre se. sw to le sm. Iwilessok awl for canker rases. The) bosom sow NM= eilil We saw hoes le or se 411 Madge. sal thos els dean sad drip diraist. Is.. &NU ell at or rad u. qui Mteortes 4 . 4 6 am Lades. PRESENTS - for WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS. and all HUTT I VALE. FELIX 11111111ERLY'd ART YAN EFACTUILIK &domed y the mon eminent Kann* Whin executed by the Int Ewan/. manufacturers, and sold by all madame dealer. In town and counu7. POlt res. PIANOFORTE CANDLESTICKS, lo NAM (Townsend), 21s. the pair NEW HYACINTH GLASS IR. Rederne, S.R.AL SPILL CARES,, " Csneds at a bon-Se "IJ. Beill, 3e. and upwards. SALTCELLAR. la Meet. metal, ornamented with shrimp and son weed ; with Snow& Ms. the pal, SALAD SPOON acid FORK. to cured wood. 13 2s. the PIM: 'Ter, mad direr, at mime ima BREAD KNIPE. Carve pr d wood handlo.l4l. ; ens i ivory hsedie.34a. and SMUT . PLATTER. In carved wood, lie. to Ha ; porcelain. lb to 465.; Wein wood. Is 6d. Cal EEtll6 It SIVE, with carved a ood handle. lb.; Ivor, band* in CHEKSM.DISU, with carted wood border, 425. and upwards. BUTTER.DISIL In carved wood. with lining of dun or china, Us. BUTTNICK SIDE, with carted. woad handle and pined bhde. Us.; ivory beadle and silver blade. 11a. CARVING KNIFE mad FOR wooden beadles, carved with deco. haul, tl b. the pair Pl5ll EATING-KNIFE, at various prices FISH CAILVING.KNIFIC and FORK. in and plated metal, • 101.. red DEER JUG, =top Story" 01. J. Tomarendl, ,b.; with ad ditineel Imes, 3b. WATER JUG. la cnamelkd slam, £1 Ifs., and ervarda. grave. A.M.A. (lOBLET. to mates 10a. WATER CARAPYE and TV RUM. la enrolled glees. 17a. FL • MUSTARD PVT. " The Batten Towne," la Perim b.; and la al pa . A an SALTCELLAR, In earthenware. • dolphin with a shell. Ts. 6d. the ir. CAMELLIA TEAPOT. In Britannia metal. surmounted by Parise Ileum lti. ; le sliver. hi [ulnae; tar Plltt4 metal, 60. It. Den gran. A.R. A.) A TEA-CADDY, le wood. at Vitit o ll 6 Price. A TEA.CADDY SPOON. to plated metal. 3u. 6d.: le slim, 21a CREAM JI:(1, in opal slew. 7..01 and upwards; ho Pathan. Is. 6d. WINE TRAY, in paper niacin 114. Bedew% A.K.A. , . fen and Drrrtl2lllA, In eannelled coiours iR. Redgran, A.R.A.), 4.13 a the pan WINE Litre., in gommtll.l colours ns HAM PAGN I GLASS." Nubbin Samantha' enamelled In colours and eived. IH. J. Towneed.l Various prima DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS. with coloured handles, immoral Martinblades mas. atm riea Sibertalaniberrica Asa* burin, an !mulberries. Its. inch. VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS, in sliver and In eleetro eh, to melon, prises LI. C. Humbs., CAN DESTICKS.—The one.roe. In china. delved by U. J. Towne aid. ho Broome end Onnoll. at neon linen NIATCII.IIOX, "The Knight's Tomb," in Paine. 00011.3 a 64. PLOWER VASE IR. Redarave. A.K.A.), le Warne. Ita ; coloured dew 136 BRIDE'S INKSTAND, Is porcelain (J. WAIL 11 13.. end uPwards. BRIDE'S INKSTAND. lu silver and in cleetro gilt, at various penes; la browse. Mea and outran. with loa,bio tatty RIMING CU ILDRah. Niue imellitt to match. es le rattan; Us is mei& PAPER KNIFE, to match, with gut blade, in morocco we, ble. sad eronads. ARCHITECTURAL TRUSSES, In Terra Celts iJ. Belli, 13 each. PI SHAVING-P!. U. eafthelllttare, "Items banded and beardless.' 46. andupwarni. Din and bru.b. th CER HERE'S a dtiorporter. in Ines A PAPER le Meg gleans tan Relinvel. At W. &moon* 365. Pinot BRACKETS. In rine, ems'. Li 50. the soiree.' upwards PAPIEK.MACHE CLOCICCASIL at radon prices. 1011 0 THE DISTREPSIED MOTHER, a Sanct( iSir R. WeetreaciottA In Paelan, two lion*. :o'l, 0.1. TIIE UREEK SLAVE. a ststuette, by Hiram P0.0.r. in Parfait. ,22 D. 811 AKSPEATLE, a statuette. In Paean, , also la &owe, OS :Ai. (J. WEI TRAGEDY sad COMEDY, statueues. In Pali:x(l. each 1;3 3.. (J. Dell I CNA AN D Tllll LION, a astuetts J. DOA, in nano. A 3 34. anA in benets. DOROTHEA. a datuette AL Bell, Ia Pastan, A 2 125.: and In brews, NAM is. CLORINDA AS . a statuette 4. B."', companion Is Dorothea ; In Pvisn, FRAN Eit, a .nteette (3. Rah, In Pathan, ;Dy with coloured bra. 310 s. RNLI ar, a sentnette (J. Belli, to Partin. 245. ;or with coloured ba.e, 30s. IN PANT h EPTUN E 01. J. Townreali. a rilicellsz In Partin. 21c. ; Ia sliver sad In clouts% at mutton pekes. THE N YMPIL anal.. for the pnlis. In Terra Cotta, life size, AY dir a. Webtiniaoo4. Just ready. Tb. " CNA saoocn. Parise and got& The " DOROTH I6A - BROOCH. Perim awl add. Tb. CUPID BROOCH, ' The Laos Mister.J SAL In N 101 IT LAMP; A HAT STAND; At, ELLAIIIRT •A SI DEWAR ; TEA ray : TEA and COFFEE. POT ; BEIM JUO. BRACELET. in Mello D. *wheel CHRIS TEN I U CCP (R. Redanwrii. DARDEN VASE In iron. An A NEW CATALOGUE, ertth twiaity•nine desiersi, scot by Joseph CushilL 11, Old Doodastetet, os receipt of throe postagestarnpu Country Isyscietesi ne receipt of a newt mace melee. mi.. 13r.1)61EALS and CHILDREN'S COTS. — L A very large siwatment of there Bedneeds In Iron and Orr. from :Oa men. and Cote from 2.11. each, fitted • ith tilretailj Wats am., patent racttatt. and entirely tree from *mon, nut. or plor, le UN SALE at the rhow-roomsof WILLIAM S. BURTON date Stroud and Burtoni. L. Gallon' Wrest corner of Newnsaawtreetl. and No. 1. Newman Areet. which are the Wriat In the world ; where mar ant be wen the intent Rhetudiae. or Nam iron Stelae 11.4. whirrs Is applicable alike to Ire. and wombs. bedoteldr. It been found. ea an austltary M roofed red. taperfon to even the waterbed. Common Iron haNt...lll at 16. dd. eeen.—twed catalogue. wyth esormlamof every truntoougerrectbeks, sent per pant bee. ——-• • - • .........,_ ____, .._ V LROANT TOILET REQUISITES, each of in- IA %titbit attellattm.-11tOWLASPW M ArAtz,l A R OIL la Melly and mil, nally watch** 'or or rd en-uainio: hit orbs% tremor. ROW LA :I b. , ' IL AL V DOR ha of unparalleled Mama in Ella7o3lo 4 N b lerArmi lh e Te d le= l ooZ IM ROM LAN las and promerattee glade cm the teeth .rd gum.. The *mid patron s* .waded by ear rotor. Qom. flied the seereml leirenies • sol Omen% of *Pm* mil the a.almoisiVrisace of the Wald* MON Illt OMB 1111111W0 mond* basedmeitehelleed them with peedied Oven thew" _ immmalleleil. Dm* of ingielli dome me 'Wad the Imeded mmailos of mai, medlarrenierst acwillents. mitb eider steempte at de soda Thema* seemme of aid beam *a wane el " 11. 11/LANDS . " dist al*. article on the ireemserait I*i—do* by them at rtr ing iteemeprdes. Loudon. sad by em* telpeelmble *mid mid Per. tenor thrimidand the kingdom. Now rawly. In UMW OV DRA I M I S I S I MTONZ, lianatifully Mowed, rrHE RISING GENERATION. by Jew Lunt. ramjn Ottedionso and =awing Chrtotme• Vnterse u.r the Drawtscreen TnEla In es 111.a1ealwl Corer. eoetebiag the Twelte Yrinta, rake 101 . &L, or la. iota Niagusaki. Ponds Mee. 84 heel-erred. MIL DICKENSS Mr CHRISTMAS HOOK. TYR day is Allshod. wino lc. elegantly bound in cloth. with abater Wet 4 ,.....„ Stsnisid, LA., Frank Stone. John Leak A., THE MAUNTED MAN lied the OHOSTI DAIWA'S. A Vna for Christian Time. By COMMIS Dusan. Leaden: llesewry sad Swim. U. Bownwiestriet. NEW LIYI OF GOLDSDITTII: Is es; iiieelt;eiviae: THE LIFE and ADVENTU of OLIVER GOLDSMITH. a Rlaempby la Four Rooks. R l Voiotia, of the Inner Temple. notoftw. author M " Line of Ststrinen of the Commonwealth. - With foeU edema doetese nnon,en on mood London Smother/ wed Iteiee. Douverte-4foes. and Chill Owes and Hall. HS Strand. le I ToL I Iwe are, Illuotrateirdth febelool Stilli enerraving. and woodcut.. V by the reit na herfie• Ma. doll ANI •E A I R. By W. K. TEACISSAT. . Mr. Theetteral . mare. teminelle owe of the esquhlte toucher which weer In ' Malan s anseil... .—Thaee. me wee Me preparad for the keen elwerrattoo, the deep wlrdorn, sad the ooreaseate art. which Mr. Theekaray has Interwoven In the slight Where Sad whinnies' Wawa of ' Yanks IlMr.' It In one of the wet anewelos book. we bare read tor away a WIC yeld:—Qmsresdl Bedew. Lawton : Bradbury sad Evans. 11. Bourerketreet WHAT 10 BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; with Dlet Tabe far all IN t.l. eueelitelWd. 11-1 0 Mr& lai l po lt.(kr ip. ColerwrW.—How to bore 'Whet a need alehrered. a ekes W. and • am eteemeno. et es=the irr aineady Maeda the owea l le i M m ed ma b a z% er e elre bo r c pui re u e d tes e s 'LllSlrda:tekla. aL IadeTBOACT -70 W ; tareato. 147, Meet strut ; ohm ak. Was &rant., at duvet how eheenlara: of the Assembly was then taken.—M. de Ver.., on behalf a the minority of the Committee of Justice, opposed the conclusion' of their report. He con tended that in tieing its dissolution on a stated day, the Aseenitily would net commit either a violati.-n of the Coastitution, or a desertion of its mission.— M. Pierre Bonaparte then mounted thetribune.amidat a most intense movement of curiosity. The speech of IM. Pierre Bonaparte was of course against the pro position for the dissolution of the Assembly, and was I received with loud applause from the Mountain. He said that the pretended hostility against the President of the Republic was, in his view, only a just susceptibility of democratic sen timent. —M. Montalembert next spoke, amidst violent uproar tram the Mountain, in favour of the dissolution. After his speech the setting was sus pended, and our reporter closed his despatches. Much was expected from the debate of to-day, and especially from the intended speech of M. de Lemartine. It is even thought possible that the in fluence and prestige of that orator may so swell the numbers supporting the project, as to give it a small majority, especially as the question to be settled to-day is, like the first reading of a bill in England, confined to the principle of the measure, that is to say, whether an early day shall or shall not be named for the dissolution of the Assembly. The particular day to be adopted, whether it be that named in one of the articles of the project, or some other,wil. be matter of debate in the bureaux, to which the project, if adopted, will be immediately referred. Under this point ot view, the supporters of the project of MM. Parterre and Bixio for dissolution on the 4th of May, may vote with the government to-day for that ot M. Itatteau, proposing their own date in the bureaux as by way ot amendment. In the National Assembly yesterday, a resolution, imposing a duty on salt of 1.73 the 1011 kilogrammes when imported in French bottoms, and /75 the 100 kilogrammes when imported in foreign vessels, was adopted. Efforts are made to get up counter-petitions to ad journ indefinitely the dissolution of the -Assembly. Several petitions of this kind are in preparation in the north as well as in the Faubourg, St. Jaeger s and St. Marceau. Although the cabinet considers itself for the present at least secure, intrigues are on foot against it. A proposition has undoubtedly been lately made Ito M. Dufaure to form another cabinet, which he has declined to do. . _ . The Estafette says : " The government, notwith standing the negotiations which, it is raid, are opened with Austria, feels the necessity of sending to the court of Sardinia a man whose councils may, in case of need, be serviceable if, u is presumed, hostilities should be resumed. General Pellet is said to be the ambassador about to go to Turin." 'The general will, it is said, leave Paris to-morrow. We read in the Nagional :—" The Journal des De. bats announces that M. Emmanuel Arago, ambassador at Berlin, and General Le Flo, minister pleniopoten dozy at St. Petersburg, have sent in their resignations to the President of the Republic. We are ignorant whether General Le Flo has sent in his resignation but we know that that of M. Emmanuel Arago is dated December the 25th, and we are even able to relate how it was given. M. Gallon Barrot wrote, twelve or fifteen days ago, to M. Francois Arago, saying that it was with regret he had to inform him, that the ministry was about to deprive itself of the ' , Telma of his son; because the ministry had come to a decision that it would not be represented at foreign governments by members of the National Aesembly. On the tame day, it is true, the ministry appointed as ambassador to London, Admiral Oreille, who is a representative. M. Francois Arago replied to this letter by addressing to the President of the Council the resignation of his son." The Minister of Finance, in a recent circular, after ref.-rring to the state of the treasury as imperiously requiring all its resources, calls upon the citizens who may not have paid in all their taxes, including the 45 centimes, to hasten to bring up their arrears, according to their means, as necessary for the repose and security of the couutry. The conclusions to which the committee charged to prepare the bill on the Council of State has come, the report on which was presented on Wednesday by M. Vivien, are these :—That the Council of State shall Cirm, as under the Empire, a single body, and that there shall not be any superior administrative tri bunal; that it shall be divided into three sr ctions—of legislation, admini.tration, and administrative justice. As to the mode of election, the committee has decided that, for this time, one-half of the body shell be chosen by the present Assembly, sad the rest by the Legislative Assembly. The Presse has some remarks on the new pasta regulations, which are tilt without interest : The p stage-stamps at 20c , 40c., end lfr , created in execution of the new postal bill, are not sufficient for all the cases of pre-paying; stamps of 10e. from town to town, and of Isc. for Peri+, are wanting. The postage for letters to England remain- at lfr ; that is an anomaly which ought to dkappear without delay ; we are certain that if any daffleulty arises, it wall not come from the post-office here, and still lees from the Marquis of Clanricarde, who has n'ways shown \level( animated by the most favourable dispositions to- wards the reform of Mr. Rowland Bill. That rat bleman pos sesses one of those enlightened minds which, in place of endeavouring to aggravate difficulties, only lakes a lemur , in removia g teem. The postal rommunica.inns between London and Paris are sure to sesame an immense develop wont, if favoured by a great acceleration imparted to the transmission of let ere. In that respect there is much tt he nadertaken, with the co-operation of the directors of the railweys between Paris and 11,u1o2re, and Folkestore and London It is an enterprise to which the new Po-t -marer-grneral in France ought to have hastened to attach his name The weekly balance sheet of the Bank cf France up to the 11th instant, which I send, exhibits the following results : The notes in circulation have increased 91 millions. The Treasury balance has been augmented by 64 millions standing now at 23/. The atock of bullion has had added to it 6j millions. The discounts and protested bills re main nearly the same, the latter however having been diminished by three quarters of a million. The amount of bullion is 269 millions against 4301 millions of banes. STAIR OF THE BANK or FRANCE up to hn.ll, with the oorruposding items of Ms pesoedinst week: Week ending Week ceding Jan. 4. Jen. YAM LATIBM• CepDel Capital dare fated beaks 38,950,000 WISP, • Swam Seism deem foiled beaks Reserve Is nal= 4,000,000 4610,000 11 Beak sows ia Do. Brom* beaks Bills to order . ACCOGht 00 , 70111 t to. Treasury, Maar 14304,83333 !3410,72501 Divers epiate cant. t u,469,120 211 76,793,293 80 AM:WM currest in the breathes Receipts payetde at sight 3,41 1 3,800 0 3,837,300 0 Receipts pays OW st drat in the breathes Drslb el branc,h beats mews by bsak 8,677,468 47 4,651,601 33 testa al teak geymble by breath heals !,489.019 0 2,445,290 0 Divillseds 3,199,345 15 1,8 -0,970 23 Liquid. st= e bstik et Algiers...» 330,714 04 909,374 4 Obasalc avers tangelo, sad es sums 53 492,346 43 o=s red mews Wawa In 212,734 0 312.021 0 li ma bolo Redlsousit last belt-yen 344,051 47 216, 031 47 Ditto la breast' beaks ..... --.... - - . 219.334 06 168,814 11 a~ ~ - 676,734,632 64 02,912,623 61 SPAIN. We have received our Madrid correspondence with the journals of the 6th inst. The debate in the Spanish Chamber of Deputies ou the address in answer to the speech from the throne was brought to a close in the sitting of the 6'h. After speeches from M. Benavides and M. Bravo Murillo, Gineral Narvaez replied at some length to the attacks that had been made on the government. With respect to the expulsion of Sir H. Bulwer he was brief; be world not answer, he said, to what had been mated 1 1 in the English House of Commons on the subject, bat he protested against the assertion that had been made. that the queen owed her throne to the co-operation of the English, and that consequently they wereentitled to interfere in Spanish affairs; the queen, he declared,' was seated on the throne in virtue of her rights, of the will of Gud, and of the efforts and loyalty of her ',abject', and in no other manner could there be kings in Spain. (This drew forth loud applause.) He then rid, that the documents which had been published sufficiently explained the question, but though they were not all, no others would be given, as the govern ment wished the matter to fall into oblivion, and to see the two nations resume their former relations, which were for the benefit of both. He declared that in what had taken place there was no intention to offend the Englis'. government, or Great Britain. and still less tl.e queen 4 such • great and powerful nation, and that the Spanish government would do all in its power, consistent with its honour and the independence of the country, to effect a reconciliation. As to France, General Narvaez said that it was his duty to declare that the government of that country had observed a noble and generous line of conduct, which bad prevented great evil, to Spa'n. The con duct of Lamattine, of M. Butide, and of the illustrious General C vaignac, Wes he added, worthy of the est-cm of Vie Spaniard; and, in his opinion, the foreigner the most worthy of the consideration and the esteem of the Spaniard was the one who most respected the queen and the country. The general, on re anming his seat, was greeted with enthusiastic applause. The address was voted by a majority of 147 to 40. The deputies of the moderate opposition vottd with the minister,. M. Benavides voted with the ultra minority. There was no Boles on the 6.h, being the fete of the Epiphany. ITALY ROMAN STATES.—We have despatches from our correspondent at Rome, dated the 4th ice. The Supreme Junta had dissolved itself, the only purpose of its existence having been to convoke the VAnertitusnte. The Pope, by a new brief, had an nounced a new commission of . government, having had at its head Cardinal Alden. The Contemporaneo of Rome, of the 3rd inst., pub Sebes the regulations tor the ekcticn of the National Assembly of Rome. The electors can only vote in the chief town of the commune to which they belong. The lists of electors are to be made up by the munici p3l authorities. To be an elector in a commune, a residence of six months is required. Letters fr. Civita Vecchia, of the 31st ult., state that General Zacchi had arrived there on board the French at amer Courtier Corex His aide-de-camp I immediately waited upon the delegate, to invite him to a conference with General Zucct,i, who, being unwell, could not land. The delegate refute d, and the steamer then lett in the afternoon fur Gaeta and Naples. The prrzlamation of the Constituent took place at Civita, under a salute of 101 guns. SARDINIA.—Advices from Turin, of the Bth inst., state that Marshal Radetsky had, it was rumoured, published an order of the day, in which he proclaimed the resumption of hostilities as imminent, and promising t 3 enter Turin at the head of the vic torious Cr 'its after two battles. It was also reported that Venice would to attacked. NAPLES.—We have received the de-patches of our Naph s correspondent to the 4th instant. It was considered certain that the ministry would o pose the Italian Constituent Naples has, ac cording to our correspondent, thus thrown down the gain let to the rest of Italy, and that at a : momen t when its own subjects are in re ' volt, and its position precarious. The king wee sill at Guts, and seemed desirous never to let the Pope out of his eight. Addresses and manifestations towards the Pope were continued. Filangitri, who had left tor Messina, was ex- Feted to r turn immediately. It w..s said that a Constituent Assembly was prtelaiint d at Palermo. The Five per Cents., on the 2nd inst., were at 81/, and on the 3rd, at 82 . Exchange on Lo ndon, 589. GERMANY. Kossuth has gone to Debreczin with his adherents, in order to form a junction with the troops of General Bem. He took with him the regal insignia of St. Stephen, the Hungarian king. PRUSSIA.—BerIin letters and journals of the 10th inst. have reached us. Their contents are un important. M. de la Moekowa was expected to ar rive shortly in the above capital, as the successor of M. Arago, the French minister. FRANKFORT.—Our intelligence from this free city reaches to the Bth inst. Oa that day's sitting of the National Assembly the Minister of Justice laid before the house all the documents relating to the execution of Robert Blum. Ordered to be refaced to committee. The report of the committee on the Austrian question, that is to say, on the programme of the central ministry, was brought up and read. The proposition of the majority of the committee is to the effect that the National Assembly support minis ters in their rejection of the &mond, on the part of Austria, that the future constitution of Germany shall be made the subject of an agreement between Austria and Germany. Ihe majority of the committee also propose to request ministers to carry on negotiations respecting the relations of the non- German provinces of Austria with the German con federate state. The proposition of the minority is simply to bestow on the central ministry the full powers demanded in the programme of the 18th Dec., modified by the proposition of the sth' inst. The debate, it was expected, would be com menced on the 9th. The house th- n proceeded to the order of the day, and, after a long discussion, voted for the closing, on and after the Ist of May next, of all public places of gaming throughout all Germany, and for the aboli tion of the so-called lotto (a species of lottery origi nally introduced from Italy). There are only two German mates in which the public game is tolerated, viz., Austria and 'lseult', and those are precisely the two countries which are the least disposed to obey the decisions of the National Assembly in Frankfort. The Assembly also voted for the provisional existence of state loticries, under certain conditions. MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.—The Whig and tory journals contain a good deal of gossip on the subject of ru moored changes in the ministry. It is stated that the Ears of Clarendon, at present Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, will be the new First Lord of the Admiralty, and that in the event of the Earl ofClasen 'on suceeedine to the office of First L rd of the Admirmy, the Earl of Carlisle (who, as Lord Morpeth, was chic' secretary to the Watt government under Lord Nor a antay's administration) wail succeed to the Viceroyalty. It is farther stated, that one of the reasons for providiag Lord Carlisle with another p rat is. that the government have de b mined to break up the Woods and Forests commission, or amalgamate it with some other department.—Lard John Wied:, alter the Cabinet Council on Wednesday, wrote, it app ars, to Sir James Graham, who was at his seat in Cumberland. Tne letter reached Netherby-hail by the ordinary post, and within three hours after it came to the hums of the right hon. baronet, he left Carlisle by the first train for London. Owing to the family domestics in Groevesnor square being on iciusinted with the arrival of the right hon. baronet, Sir James and Lady Graham stayed at the Button Hotel until noon. Sir James Graham, in the afternoon, had an intetview of Lord John Russell. REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. — The 'least:on of Viscount honore to the peerage, conse quent on the death of Earl Talbot, renders vacant one seat in parliament for the southern division of Staffordshire, and speculation is alai ady afloat as to the probable candidate. South Staffordshire has for some time had one conservative and one liberal menthe r, the two parties taking their repre - matinees from the Talbot and the AOlOll families. The young Lord Anson, ore of the members for Lichfield, and secretary to Lord Palmerston, is said to be ambitious of the honour of representing this rirtion of Staffordshire, hut a area imp diment to this arntegement arises in the fact of his unlee, Colonel Mama, being the othe r pre sent representative of the division ; such an attempt on the part of Lord Anson would appear to iodic ate something like a wish to monopolise the representation of the division. The congers atives are understood to calculate upon bird Lewisham, the son of the Earl of Dartmouth, and grandson of the lat. E,rl Talbot. Mr Forst, r, banker, of Wale all, la also spoken of in the same interest, as a thorough mall of brine's, and moderate in his politics. Mr. Littleton, the son of Lord Hatherton, sits for Walsall, but still it is thought , that he wilt notventure upon offering himself for the county. GREAT CONELAGRATIONS.—DESTRUCTION OF PRO rinvy.—This morning (Saturday), shortly before four o'clock, a tire, of a very calamitous character, attended with a yam destruction of property, broke out in the cabinet manufactory belonging to Messrs. M. and J. Mahony, in Brown's-lane, Si i•afields. The tie et, when first disco vered, were raging in the factory, a building n . arty 150 feet long, immediately at the rear of the dwelling-house, which contained property a f considerable value. Owing to hie highly istl imitable character of the stock, but few minutes elapsed ere the greater portion of the factory was enveloped in flames. The necessary alarm having ha en given at the engine stations with as little delay as possible, the powerful engine from Main. Truemsn's brewery, with thwe of the p,rish, London Brigade, and West of England arrived. The fire, by that pen , d, bad made great progress, and not only were the manufacturing premises of Mears. Mahnay coin pletely wrapped in flames, but Jireh chapel, with the private house of Messrs. Mahoney and the back w rkshops of Mr. L. B. Ocer • , were also blazing away with great fury. The various engines were as speedily as possible set to weak, but it was manifest that Me era. Ma. pony's factory was doomed to destruction; the firemen, i therefore, conveyed the hose of their engines armed the adjoining houses, and by extraordinary exertions they suc ceeded in cutting off the further nroeri as of the flames in the direction of the chapel, but net until they had burned some of the gallery windows out, and the building was materially damaged by fire, &c. Having succeeded in stopping the fire is this quarter, the next object sought to ha an. compliahed was to extinguish the wain body of flames, and that was a work of no little difficu'ty, fer, besides the premime being on tire, the destructive element had extended into the piles of timber in the open yard. It was nearly 8 o'clock before the fire was wholly extinguished, and not until tae factory of Messrs. Msheny was burned down, the whole contents of tootle, &c., destroyed. the chapel exten sively damaged by fin and water, and the workshops of Mr. Oilers much burred. Fortunately the sufferers were insured, in the West of England Fire Office. The cause of the outbreak could not be learned. Another fire, which was attended with a still greater de struction of property than the above, occurred in the Broad way, Deptford. It commenced in the large ranee of premises bet totting to Mr. Watts, a I inend raper and silk mercer, carrying on business at No 19. in the Broadway. The building was of considerable magnitude, and, owing to the easily ignitable character of the goodie, the house, in the course of a few mi-utes, was is • blaze from the base to the roof, so that the various inmates had the greatest difficulty in effecting a retreat. The engines of her Majestvba dockyard, with those belonging to the London Brigade, with Mr. Henderson, the chief officer of the district, were remarkably early in arriv ing, when they found the entire range of Mr. Watt's pre- mites in a broad sheet of flame. sad the adjoining property of Mr. G. Cousins, No. 18, and Mr. J. W. Healey, grocer, were alto on fire. Toe various engines from the dockyard and London were instantly set to work, and vast bodies of water were thrown over the films; bat, in spite of the mast stre nuous exertions of the firemen, nearly three hums elapsed be fore the fire could be extinguished, and not until the whole of Mr. Watts' premises were levelled with the ground. his stock-in-trade, furniture, and other effects reduced to ashes, besides which, the upper part of Mr. Colleen's pre mises was destroyed, the front and roof of Mr. Hasley's bows extensively damaged by fire and water, and the stock.in trade materially injured. Several other parties are also serious losers by the calamity. Fortunately, Mr. Ways was insured in the Norwich Unien Office. The origin of this fire, like the preceding one, is unknown. SURRENDER OF PESTH. AUSTRlA.—Letters and journals of the ith instant have come to hand from Vienna. The report that Pestk and Ofen had been taken by the Imperialists on the sth inst. is confirmed; the 12th at my bulletin of Prince Windischgt atz announcing that event having been officially published in Vienna on the 7th. It is stated in the bulletin that no opposition was offered, and that further details will be given. Oa the 4th inst., Windischgratz (u before stated) had moved his head-quart: 1s to Bia, where, as well as in Concurt••ny, the third army corps was stationed, the first beii g in Teteny and Promontor, and the second in Budaors and i•.s neighbourhood. It was arranged to march the next day (the sth) on Path. Whilst the first army corps was advancing, on the 3rd inst., from Marlon Vasar to Teteny, the Ban came into collision with the enemy near Hunssabeg, the latter firing from some batteries posted on a height. Oa the approach of the Imperialists, who returned the fire, the %gyros fell back on Promontor, which they abandoned on the 4'h for the heights of Ofen. On the 31st alt. Major-gen. Gots began to act on the off naive, and took possession, et that date, of Thursowka. On the 2nd inst. his column attacked the enemy, consisting of three battalions and some thousands of National Guards, with a detachment of cavalry and 14 pieces of cannon. After a contest of several hours, the enemj , being attacked in the rear end on the right flank, gave way, and fled across the Wow, after having lost two cannons. It is stated in one of the bulletins, that, according to intelligence from Pancawa, up to the 31st alt , the imperial arms were victorious in theßunat (Croatia)and thu districts of the Lower D.nube. On the 24th alt., the troops under Colonel Wernhardt had, after an obstinate fight, taken possession of the_ important plum, Deutsch- SHIPPING. HAMBOATE, Jan. 11.—N. by W.—Arrived: Arno, Buenos Ayres. l'osthexorrm, Jan. 11. —lt blew a strong gals here last night at N.W., with heavy squalls, and continues. HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 11.—The barque Palermo, of New °agile and the Sylph of South Shields, are on shore on the beach south of this place ; a Bremen galhot and a sloop are also on shore on the Narth Gates Sand. HAITTROVTR, Jan. 10.—N.—Arrived: Sarah Prinsep, Rio Janeiro. Pirrsoffroo, Jan. 10.—It has blown a severe gale all day, end continues at B. to S B.—The Catharine, from New castle for Abard. en, was ran ashore to-day, in South Bay ; crew saved. Should the weather moderate, the matetiels, and possibly the vessel, may be saved. The Hero, of Sun derland or Newcastle, for Frazerburgb, was totally wreaked Bannon, Jan. 11.—The Prosperous, of Goole, in being towed into the harbour yesterday, grounded on the Herd Send, but was afterwards got oft. Kitimat., Jan. 10.—The Ducheu of Gloucester, trom Glasgow, fur Gloucester, was driven ashore this morning in the Bay, and is now lying full of water LIIIBRICL, Jan. 10.—It blew a severe gale here last night from N.W., during which the Louise (French brig) and the Witte Leuw (Dutch vessel); were driven on shore near the site of the New Decks. The Panama, from New York, is also on shore, near Bigh Castle. HOLTHRAD, Jan. 11.—The Anna Maria, from Liverpool for Durdt, was wrecked this morning on the rocks to the southward of the harbour; two of the crew drowned. Gagehocl, Jan. 11.—The Nathan, from Newport, was spoken on the 27th ult., with lose of sails, bulwarks, de., in let. 62 N., long. 19 W., by the John Kerr, arrived in the Clyde. COALWERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET Sr CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Console have been quite lively this morning, and ascended to 891 to a, ex-dividend, at which they remained stationary for some time. They have now fallen back to 894 to j, ex dividend, both for money and the opening, which still show an ad vance upon yesterday's prices. Reduced Threes, 89k to a. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 90 to 4. Bx chsquer Bills, 41s. to 445. prem. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. Fancy stocks are still the order the day. We quote Mexican now 26; to 61. Peruvian, 48 to 60. New Grenada, 161 to 161. Chilisn, a sound stock, is 87 to 9. Brazilian also, 76 to 8. Venezuela, a tansy stock, 20 to 1. Buenos Ayres the same, 27 to 9. Spanish non-dividend-paying Fives, 141 to 151; the Threes, 27 to 81 ; Passive, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a-Hulf per Cents., 481 to 91; the Fours, 761 to 71. Russian,lo2 to 4. Danish, 66 to 9. It is to be feared that this fever of fancy stock sculation may end, one of these days, in some S ock Exchange catastrophe. - 1413L1311 IrPNIM. Bank Moot. 119 II - 1 3parC.Con for An, 361 6 mr 3 Ct. Red. Anna.. 11116 8 46 pur Ceuta., 30 i 3 par 04 Dunn Aar., al i r.reaeautir MM. 41ii. to 444. prims . I , oBdld/4 FUNDP. 6 par Ct Austrian Bonds. 1 per Qat. Dreads By,, 168164 46 pas Ot. noir. Dom* 76 8 I armada Deferred &D., 3 i 16 per Cont. ditto, 6 or Ot Meskaa, MK 36i 60 6 • er Cl. Brazilian 1fda,76.8 8 pm Ct. Peruvian Ma.. 43 .4 Ditto Nes, 74 6 • Portuguese Vows. 10 7 • par CI. Buenos Ayres 1446.. 27 9 I 6 per CI. Rum Bila., 102 4 Ditto CAHN% law., e 7 9 Ditto glanhth fids., 148 164 Isidu Column 1141. lniv.. J Kr CLPpanivb 11.14.,a1. 6 1 con-iit4rus Miind ir 6416.. 3 6 Spanish Deferred MK.— 4 or (t. 'Hunan kaiv.. ei 9 Ditto, Pamive /Ids.. 3? + 21 6.-r CLDitteis lidia. okisi 1 pat Ct. Venetia:4, thi ~ 201 4 1.444.3. [Nub 0at5..?91 74 v 'flosisisle Deemed M... 0 1 RAILWAYS.—The sha day. London and North doaians, 23 to 24; Brightc done at l 1 j and at l rally, whatever the improt GALVA EVYNCTISB I.IY so 1^ (Yeaterdars prises will Boston, Nan ked, and Bum 34 Bristol aod Exeter Thirds, 174 Buckinbalaeire, 21 d ales Mahn, 231 41 Do. New 101. Poet., ...et sod n?lybead, 204 ire market is very good to are 126; Cale ms, 34 ; Eastern Counties This stock seems not to rement in other valuer. Wu ruts DAY IN LONI/03. I to found la lag page.) Mon., Buxton, & Mattock, 11 Midland, 87 8 Do. SOL Conrad. Pref., 18 Do. Hinnin. & Derby, 64 3 Midland Great W. (Ireland), NI Norfolk, 48 Do. Guar. 3 per Cent., 1 7 ( North British, 16 Do. Mime, 7 Do. tam, h I Do. Thirda, 84 $ N. Staffordahire, 1 Olt, Wor., and Wolv., 231 Reading, Guilford, St Reigate, 101 dhrewo. & Birm. (A), 21 Do. ( 8 ), 1 1t Do. New Gear., 9 tihropkire Union, 2 1 8. Eastern, 24 Do. No. 9, n Do. Reg. No. 4, 7 1 1k). Eicrip N). 4, .11 Waterford & Limerick. 12 4 Wear Val. 6 par (X. Guar., 5111 Do. do., 29 York, News., at Ber. Extension No. 1 (York & News.), 131 141 Ito. No. 2 (Newssi. & tier.), 15 141 Ib.G. N. E. Par., 7/ York and N. Mid., 56 21 Do. E. & W. It. Ex., 26/ 71 Boulogne and Amiens, 3 Dutch Rhenish, 1 Luxembourg, 91 Namur and Liege, 61 N. of France, 8 Rouen and Havre, 91 Do. trief., 19/ E. Anglian 23f L. and IL, and 1.. and IL. 41 . Do. 31 10s. reef., 21 Eastern Counties, 111 Da. New Guar. 6 per oat., I I I Do. Northern and &tater/L. 5 per Cent., 39 Do. New Qrs., 44 Eastern Union Clara C, 6 East Lancashire, 194 Do. New, 151 1 E. Lincolnshire, 251 ‘irest Northern, 61 1 Do, Helsel. A Deferred, 44 Do. B 6 per Cent., 41 GL 9. 1 W. (Ireland), 99 Gt. 14. of England, ISO Great Western, 92 1 Do. Delves, 46/ 6 Do. (Ira., 201 20 lAncsarr and Carlisle, 544 Lane. and York. 61 1 Do. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 64 Leeds and Bradford, 944 9 Leak and Think, 24 Loudon and Burekwall, 41 Liar, Brighton, end An 41 Do. Goer. 5 per Cent. (late CYugdon Thirds), 141 ex die' Lon. r n. Weifterll, 1254 7 Do. New, 9: 4 Lon. & 8. Western, 424 LIVERPOOL 83 Amb and K. June., 41 d Great Northern. 10 1 d Do. (A). 41 Lan. k York. (M.k Lliftbs), S 4 d 1. xt. and N. Western, 1231 Do. New Qrs., 24 Bs. 3d. I p Uo. Qrs. (A. k B.), 124 Man., Shelf , & lA.. 2W. 141.,101 d Do. Gt Grimsby Doak, 124 d N. Istartordsbirs, 31 d MANCHESTER. 81 Caledonian Pref., p K Lanc. New, 61 d Lanus. and Yorkab. Fifths, 34 d N. stetfordabire, 34 4 d Northern CatnUes Union, 31 d 8. kanern Thirds No. 1, 7 3-18 BLRMINOHAM Midland, 87 AmbeNnte Not., & Boa, 41d LES. JANUARY IL Midland Halves, 7 d W. Cana. B. and D., 621 Shrews., Os., & Chester, 44 d k Dover, 24 York, Newe., and berw. Kum No. 1, j d 1)o. No. 1, j d Do. C. N. E. Fur., I d LES, JANUARY 12. Man., Shd., sad I.lno. 201. eb., 10 t d Do. 121. 10s. eh., 6 d Do. Grimsby Dock. 121 6 Do. Moir. It Lino, 12 746 d LEA, JAM/ART 12. Shrews., tks., & Cbes. Gina. $ pea Cent. , 14/ JANLAIIT 12. I.t2ds and Think 231 Do. Qrs., 12s. bd. p N. Western, 81 JANVARY 12. York, Newt., & Der. Exten., No. 1, 14/ 1/o. No. !, 14/ Do. (G. N. E. Pur.), 71 ez ant LEEDS Z. I sae. New, SA d Great Northern. 101 d Cal( dont= Pref., 13a. 9d. p YORK SALE Great Northern, Do. Lon. and York Wen , 4 York, Newcaa., and Her. (Orig. Nowc. and Sr.), 271 PILODUCK—LIvEnrooL, Jan. 12.—Sugar: The demand continues very animated, and prices are again Is. higher for all descriptions; the sales amount to 850 hhds. B P. 16 000 bags Der gar and 2,000 mats Mauritius.— Foreign : The transactions continue extensive, and a further advance on brow,' descriptions have been established; the quantity sold amounts to 140 cues, 3,500 bags Brazil, 160 buses hyena (all fauna), and 10 hhds. Porto Rico.— !Animate Great anxiety hu been manifested by the trade to stock themselves, and the large quantity of 1,600 puns. have been taken, at considerably higher prices, viz. tar Cuba 205., Porto Rico 18s. oil. (being old), Trinidad 17a. 6d., and Deme rara at 16s. to 17s. 3d. per cwt. ; the quotations are raised accordingly. . - ANTWEnr, Jan. 10.—Coffee continue+ in brisk demand, at advanced prices, and more bus'ness would have been done but for ty lden withdrawing their stork from the market. About 3,3 0 Gags Brazil sufil at 171 c. to 20c. ; 1,700 bags Domicgo, at 21e. to 211 c ; 400 baLs Batavia, the price of which he+ not transpir...l.—Cotton : The market is very firm. &orb remains very small ; 90 bales Bahia sold at 290. ; 80 bales orgia, at 241e.—Rice has been in better demand since the beginning of the 7esr, in consequence of the former Out, having been re-established. 300 tierces Carolina were taken at 1318. to 1419. East India aorta remain depressed. —Sugar remains in excellent demand, but little offering for sale; no trannetionsiof any m•ment can take place. To mwhorichro.wina aisallepwroibllabeblihet;l.d.oiltilgo,loooffbartelldiampriagedees. H, which, lot of fine yellow Havana sold at 1.518. ; and 350 boxes mid. siting yellow, at 1301.—Tobacco: 100 bales Havana found buyers; the price has not transpired. HANIFICItO, Jan. 9.—Coffee hoc been in extensive demand, at higher rates. Of Br xd 1,200 bags changed hands, at 245. to 31s. ; GOO nags D .mi at 31s. to 31s. It is very probable that prices will undergo a further rise.—Cotton very firm, and holders are asking higher prices. Several have for 'he present withdrawn from the market —Sugar : Prices are from Bs. to 12.. higher. 700 chests brown Bahia were taken at 121 m. to 131 m ; 1,000 boxes brown and yellow Ha vana, at 121 m. to 131 m. for the brown, and 14m. to 161 m. for the yellow.—Riee continues negleved, and there is very little demand for the article.—Cassia Lignea : A small parcel four.d • buyer, at 110. per lb.—Pimento : We quote midoligg qualities 45., and the finer aorta 41s. to 40. TALLOW.—The market remains quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 6d. ; on or before end of Much, 410. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12,—The business in Tallow has been limit. d ; small sal., of Petersburg Y. C. hare realised 42r 6.1. to 43s ; 266 bin. and hhds. of North American, 33e. to 40e. ; and a few South American, 38s. to 41e. 6d. per mt.; but at the public saln on Wednesday, tiers bit bens -41s. ~`G ~:~ - • • z .11