The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-04 00:00:00

/e. _. , _} / r .c"" : ~' • lide-0;"' g f4ibt rtl3r.t No. 1,021.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1849. [THREEPENCE. rZIALAND COMPANY.—BOUNTY cm i gnal COI/Nth ICATION.—The Conn et Lireettes et the ZEALAND COMPANY wilt Is reedy es THI7IIIDAT, the ..........., t w asa emu et 1 shinek presisely, .ie tesive TEN trarirdots the rate et booety, la ariiintkii el NW ...1."'" -- %ill est i make to yard. e, dui beg • = j et Owe WAN OMNI' hIC MON ,ow n the or , a ige aesz sia pews t o New ZeAlani. sad SylLey, in New South hales N i 'llie hishinvel.4 the wanton and a hest al man hey as s=ei at the Yew Zeeland Howe. The *rectors 41, Ng rei 1n 14707 1 18 CU rite I DIMUa r IMAGT r o — N 7 7 gait ti the WAIL WI Zeiblld Nose, 0, Broutstreet-bolldhse, London, Noe. 10. r ii ,aw NS of INDUSTRIOUS RA MIS, either p , ~,, p at d trip. way Iln lialt a MODUATh 12100M1 p a, v t atiek, et warty orosturptioe.—Vor tell particulars otodo r pr ,,,,,,,L, yr by *tin, to the EAST EMI t TEA CUM. .s, tirrat Swat liekaNs (*wiped. City. IRE " TEA-PLANT " TEA-POT, so named from I b e wog elaborately ernwo rnted id* the leaver and stem of rho'. tag itt.t la en added to throe patterns nude under the .01911 !Veit. which have during the lea two years &milord earls . r idesprped ropulenty. town their dogmas tturoblltty, and cheap. yea no It* than halo toeir Clad reeentblenwe to Wm t bola( dentrordsted tri.h a memos coating el atom Ilia 43e. Mauves otters to awl ,odos sot sample's .... a IT Arabr.que 44. 40. do. „. II 17 Ilueelearh do. chased do. do. „II IT DIM da pieta do. leao.Quetreee sawn ao. do. V II- E. .S." l / 4 es each ; ttaall Pato. bes. mot. of dr SS I Wm. bp abet s nide 'laity la the mos propertlos. ingreadap seat prxi hew. lAX 9. SURTO/ (lob lon and Sodom), 11, Ostord. ao l ei t!,.;Lowsu.s 4 oreet (arm / Nowmasstron).—Solablldbod r w 1620. ---------- TfTR A Y&—EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.— Ilb, Wen oas t ortatost of TEA TRATS mad Wllll[llB rot opoilar la now ma MLR at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, 39, Oollioi.auot (ranor of Minamootreat), mad Na I, 1401/111/0401/114. 1 Gothic e,.,pe Popier iiiiabe Trays, PR art of 0 ° 2oa. to 10 threo,o Owes. ditto ditto Ina ditto, As No to 4 animas. cons Awe, per art, tram 2a. Id. As almost adios variety or wall Emmove mai 911 131916 army of Urn alsoated to the MOM am at alma a quarter of Unit wrier' mot. biarg add or oat ut 0001010 a. Mead /ad (lothlo autism oaks sad broto er t h u lta si —WlLLlAM it. BT7STON (kb Biwa mad RetaJ la Wollootrott„ 1120. IPA R'S CANDLES, 7d. a pegged.— TAL3IVICA PATENT ChM" an micelud "Pa/marr.* Plate cr druMe wires ........ prr di pamad. MI.. rile, 3 tide Maeuumo, 3 or 4 milks Ina the .imert Stock of Lamp is the itimipiam. suitable for theta keyed as for r malaria sar. ain, tram a. to Kam each ; EnaVedi% %fag fallSevbiDe, law aled OM& 4S. pee pnam.-14 WILLIAM • rrro;•rt tlee Flipp= aad Bartow), wo, Ozlard-atrrat (earner at p rusa u,,treetl, and Nu. I, NewmionalmaL--EMabilabed im Wells- Inn a.a. Isle. EID.IATING sad REGISTER STOVES. — WILLIAM Bra Tors Illfortment of bolster sad other of e very variety, great beauty of design, sad multi* wort man p. tom 1./ sdarro era S ores at from 30a. to 7 guineas to yosoloproota knee at from 51a. to 23 guineas, b.getber with tgylve4. On end ell other relisting hearth inures. to the lamed us the weld, and c mt.irr beside such as sane ..one selection of leaders, & Imps t, that purchasers are requested to inspect it. The mosey ntinled Inc every article sot approved et Colston's. with es sent i per pug) fria.—Ws IRWPON add BURTON, Aft =irttt, corner of Newmaa"trod. toad Ma 1. Newmart"troet. lidebilshed la Wellooteest. lOW THE MOST APPROVED STOVES.—Tne aseful fur the and ♦VESTA ITOVY.4 (aegwrstely wanted; e aull continu ing upwards of anstased, and sumbeee having bees sold hat seam ( m all, 13,000), throaeh the patmaage of ihmihc• who hem had "garter= of thew me -eminently useful des. WILLIAM DVIITUN has renewed omit fence in ',comm. nd. hi thent foe their clematises+, economy, and safety. During the last me yea., they hare been loon I sources of great comfort in the bed lam of the invalid. ;deueding a unltorm temperature throughout the gay and Mat t, with one supply of natl without attentlon.—Partica. tenl• ith tentisiosials from all pens a England). PoWelle free. O k l a . . and SO*.; Veda. tram 2.15.• stone for warehouse*, tie., Irss ra^h.—Late Itippon, 39 , Ostoril-Areet, motet' of Newman. streel l and Nu. I. Newman.street. Established in Wellsatreet., 1820. Pope a Palest Feel, Is. lA. per waded beg. VINE HEAD et HAUL ROWLANDS' IdACASRAIt OIL amtrielas the hair to Its atter state, mom Its growth, cleaners it hum mad sad dauMilf, sustains it in astnrity, and oontinure its posseselon of healthy rigour, silky eon nee, sod hisuriou• rciluadameyte the latest period of burium life. In the growth et whiskers, syebeetes,and mustachios, it Is be la its stimul.tire operatics. For children it Is especially mended, so forming the twils of a beautiful head of hair, shd render. in the use of the Bee iamb mowearary. hewer* el spurious Imitations.—The genuine artiste h the words " Rowlands' MINIM. MI Oil" on the wrapper. Prise is. 6c1.; 7e.; badly bottles. (equal to four ill), 10s. 61; sad diatom that she, Us. per bottle.--Sold by the proprietors, at Natiomgredes, Wades, sad by all Amnia and perfumers. A NEW DISCOVERY. Mrnt:radio*. HOWARD, I Surgeon-Destirt. Fleet.otrart. bs to i on entirely sew dearripunn of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, lied without springs, *tree, or ligature. They so priestly ramble the natural teeth as not to b, diAtineuithed has the originals by the domed °beaver. They will never change arewer or decay, awl will be found very our. use to any teeth ever bellere wed. This method don sot require the a t traction of roots. or sal pistil opened" mil will support and rearm teeth that ass loom sad is pruarastmed to restore articulation ine.tiettios. That Mr. Reward% Loproiresenata may be within the reach of the moat orisrodeal, be halt Raid his charges at the loweet reale pconble. Desend teeth resdered mod and meth! in westimunt.-51. Pleabobust. At boas tram 10 till S. 110111111 . 11 SILIKT LlSlLaltir, Dec. 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OM men) A few copies are admired, price is. eats. flubli.bel at the (Ake of tbe "Illustrated London News," I" Stran.l, London. A libenl allowure to Pm Dale and to schools. Rupp int tar cash only. Remittances to be made to the office. On applicsti in, terms may be koown. NEW WORK BY TUB AUTHOR OF JANE ETRE." lust published, In II vols. post No. price Li I la. ed. lIIRLBY. By CURRER BELL. !Seeley metopes • hietdy favourable ireprerakm. Th e power . its &ether la kit throughout The week is strongly individual. There it a racy novelty in its style, in its minute analysis d chore tor, la in deveriotton of natural /ornery, and in its combinational con. lichee powlorm."—Eciectie Review. owe like the book is • whole—we Elul its spirit. We prapatline with the author's general charity, with her special love for the aid emiltrY. the old chunk. and the old duke ; we kindle with her frevid nests denounce, and recognise the trivia of her pietsees from life." —Freer's flagmen , . 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EsDAT, and closet on Friday evening Instead of Saturday, as brreloixe, 11th, 12th, 19th, and I(t6 Doa,—Bataar, Ylmpatrtea, PRESENTATION BIBLES and CHURCH RERVICEIL—MICM, 4, Leadenhall-sereet, aware that the semon is at hand when friends and LuniUes make their annual testi monials of arketica,cometves that be cannot render a more mew able Ferric, to the emninundy than by affording them the means of gratityleg such kdia in the must laudab'e and beneficial manner. With MLA view, be Ms got up mate beautiful copies of the Italy Scriptures and the Chunk Berries, which will be found espocielly adapted he pentde. They may be had either In morocco or mint tannings nt the most chaste and elegant denim—mu - tars REPO SITORY of ro al t ll ne l .. ache and other eletrandes and uti is re nowned th the weld, end is *Why aelult from tbstasteful. —4, Leaden REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (Prom the .Verk Laws Egress.) The position of our farmers is daily becoming more deplorable. Tee depreciation in the value of their property continues, and though prices have been reduced to a point inadequate to cover the oast of production, still fereign growu grain continues to pour into the country, and the na tive producer is completely beaten out of his own markets. Circumstances may arise to impart a temporary impetus to business—such, for instance, as a severe and protracted wine ter; bat so long as grain is admitted into Great Britain free of ditty, no permanent improvement can be expected to take platy in the affairs of those engaged in the cultivation of the soil. Tire surplus growth of the whole world limn to fl. d its way to this country, whether wanted or not. This has already been made pretty evident by the enormous imports which have taken peace in the lace of declining prices, and amounts sufficiently discouraging (it might have nee thought) to have checked consignments. C -tapering the range of prices for moaths past at the leading coed nenta: ports with those which have been current here, there has certainly appeared to be no margin for profit on ship ments to the English markets ; still, importations up to the end of October, teem the time that the duty was taken off, have averaged a million of quarters of grain and pulse per month ; and daring the last fortnight upwards of 200,000 qrs. of wheat, barley, and oats Lave arrived at the port of London alone. We are, however, inclined to think that the receipts will, from this period sail the spring of neat year, be on a much more moderste scale ; and after what is now pressing on the different markets shall have been cleared off or landed by the importer', a slight rally in prices may pc& aibly take Owe. The nut which we experienced in the beginning of the week seems to have set in earlier on the co•itinent than with um ; and our letters from the Baltic state that the navigation of many of the principal rivers and harbours had become impeded by ice ; the shipping season was therefore conk:end as over, and most of the vessels hod received their cargoes aid departed ; it is consequently not improbable that, even if the frost should have broken up, there may be difficulties in procuring ships, and the chances are that no lumber supplies of importance will reach us from that quarter till April or Kay. We shall an d01e.% continue to have arrivals trim France, but not to such an eaten% as greatly to influence quotations, and melees tae winter should prune unusually mild and open, we antici pate some improvement is prices after the turn of the year. 'lle yams ul wheat is now Lwer than it has been for years, good 6210 e. to 031bs. qualities having this week been sold in cagey of the markets in the agricultural districts at 365. to 3ds. per qr. These rates certainly hold out no temptation to thrash freely ; and those farmers whore pecuniary pool tion will admit of a little delay are likely to send supplies forward epsriagly, as they can scarcely. for at least two or three months, tie placed in a worse position than they are at present. Complaints as to the state of the potatoes in the pits have again increased of late, and some uieposition has in consequence been manifested to purchase Indian corn, ender the impression that Ireland may hereafter be is want of the article. We question, however, whether a partial less of that portion of the potato crop now remain ing unconsuund would hove much effect on prices of food in toe English markets, and therefore du rest give any gnat weight to that es an event of importance in regard to the probable future value of wheat. The decline in prices has, sines Monday lot, been about Is. per quarter at the leading consuming towns, and rather more at the principal lumen' markets. There was tome anpearence of firemen during the COMIIIIIII2CII of the frost, and buyers showed more inclination to purchase than they have since exhibited, the trade being much more depressed towards the close than in the commencement of the week. Barley has also repelled Is. or 2e. per quarter in most of the counties where this gran is largely grown ; and quota tions of other articles have likewise telt the innueuce of the liberal arrivals from abroad. Our letters from Scotland inform us that similar weather had been experienced there to that which we have had in the south. Up to Thursday they had sharp frost ; still business was dull both at Bdinburgn and Glasgow on Wedne slay, and at the former place the previous value of wheat was nut supported. as and oats were shier to buy at each of the markets named, as well as at the pping ports on the east coast. With the exception of More general complaints 'respecting potatoes, the accounts from Ireland are of much the same character as from other parts of the kingdom. .Prices of wheat, barley, and oats bad tended downwards at all the lead ng markets, though the supplies had not been large, and the distress among the farmers there is fully as great as on this side the Channel. We have again to report a short arrival of wheat coastwise, the total quantity received during the week ending this (Sa turday) evening having amounted Mostly 2,757 qrs. The thew at Mark-lane by land.carrisge samples from the near counties has likewise been small ; but several parcels have come to hand from the northern and eastern ports of the kingdom per rail, besides which there has been increased offers num the oust. The millers have throughout the week conducted their operations with extreme caution • notwithstanding which a ce rtain degree of firmness was d isplayed by tenon on Wed nesday, which rendered it difficult to make purchases below the rates current on Monday last. The transactions were, on that occasion, so unimportant, as to afford no data to determine at what rates it would have been possible to effect calm of compequenee ; but in the absence of business of im portance, quotations remained nominally as before. The change of weather affected the condition of the little English exhibited ea Friday; still the Essex and Kent runs were not parted with at less money than beforeLiccolosuire and Cambridgshire wheat was in some cases sold Is. per qr. cheaper. The supplies of wheat from abroad have not been so large es last week ; 23,400 qrs. have, however, been reported. A considerable proportion of the arrival has again gorse direct to millers, which has tended to lessen the pressure on the market; their present requirements being, however, amply Crvillfor, they have had so occasion to buy. Meanwhile try t o have visited as , and Ms transactions have 000sequently been as quits • retail se ile. In 'his state of affairs it would have been useless to attempt to force busi ness, and importers have in many CUP determined to land, calculating on • better demand after the receipts from abroad shall have become km plentiful. A few small pur chases of good Danzig have been made, at 47a. to o 495. ; but most of the holders have demanded 60s. a p ed !r . for fine Is Lower Baltic, Hamburg, and Khios red there his gaalotia boos very little doing, but • sale or two of soft Russian have bees made at 364. to 375. per qr. according to weight. notation of as millers have not altered the nominal top q town-nranulactosed flour. Norfolk and other country house hold has been more freely offered, and buyers succeeded towards the does of the week in purchasing somewhat below the terms 'eked on Monday la.t. Superior qualities of foreign flour, being scarce, have not receded in value, but the ordinary sorts have been parted with at rather re duced berms. The receipts of home-grown barley have been moderate: the greater part brought forward bevies, however, consisted el seam salting giantism, the sale has bees by no mem sr I, preview prices having been paid with evident robot ewes for any but choice punk. Sernadary kinds were es Friday easier to buy than earlier in the week. Notwith standing the immense arrivals of this grain from alma within the last fortnight, the value of grinding bee been tolerably well supported. The distillers have hem the principal imperten, and a large portion having gee ogees into their Moist the display at Mark-lase has set bees se great as (ben the list of arrivals might have been At the slimed sales of Monday last there was • fair= en Walieseing kr the beet sweet qualities, but on Friday oats WON sureeedes had to be male. The transactions have bona sere eateries in this article than any other &dee *I elk. lislopeventeat has taken place is the inquiry for malt ; holden have, however, asked fully as much money foe flue new, and other sorts have net been offered lower than before. the The sweripts f oats coastwise have been moderate, and rivals q uite unimportant, but foreign have co me lrlsk freel ar y forwar qd. The large dealers are evidently of intention to peigene making purchases of soy moment until they shall - lave ascertained the extent of the foreign arrival. We are inclined to think that the quantity now en passage from the Continent weet great; and this seems to be - the impres sion of facton, have manifested very little anxiety about The business done so Wednesday was of a limited chara realis cter, being principally confined to y small purchases mad ec by r, by needy consumen, who found it impossible to buy really good corn below Monday's rates. Since then the iresew of holders has slightly given way, and it would scarcely have been practicable on Priddy to have placed im portant parcels even at lower terms. Beans have moved off in small lets at previous prices. Peas ldre at one period he rather higher than they were aa Mowenday, but dna the departure of the frost they have again become very dull of sale. The holders of Indian earn have in contequeace of less favourable reports relative to potatires, slightly raised their pretesdoes. We have, however, heard of no sales of float ing canines. At Liverpool some bargains appear to have been dosed. FOREIGN CORN TRADE. By the latest amounts tram the north of Europe we learn that winter had met in, and that the navigation of some of the principal rivers had already become impeded by ice. The general impression appeared to be, that further sl.ipments would be impracticable, and as lev. supplies were en peeled from the grewen, prices would, it was believed, give At Danzig more &zanies had, it seems, been displayed than at the ue rer ports, and quotations do not seem to have varied much there. About 750 lasts bad changed hands during the week at terms similar to those prevloutly cement: tin 61 to 62 lbs. ; Polish new had realised 38s. tit 39i. and the common kinds 355. to *s. per qr. free on board. Up to the 24th of November the frost had not been svvers. and th e harbour was still free. A ample of vessels had been chartered to load what for London at 3,.31., and two more for London or the east 41101111 t at 31. 6d. end 31. 3d. Per r- At rl Stettin, ow the 24th Nov., the weather was very cold, gad Mere was then elrt ady much floating ice, so that an im mediate stoppage to the navigation was anticipated. Wheat had met with a fair share of attention, and had brought nearly former rate', but it was the prevailing belief that after the dem of the shipping season holders would become more tractable. Pommeranian and Uckermark 62 Pis. wheat was then worth Wis. to 365.; and 61 to 62 lbs. Silesian, 335. to 34t. per qr. t ee on bard. At Konigsberg, on the 24th Nov., holden of Wheat showed mole anxiety to sell than they had previously dis played, and supplies having rather increased, quotations had tended downwards. High mixed, weighing 61 to 611 lbs. per bush., might then have been bought et 37s 6J. to 38s. 64. ; mixed, 60 to 61 lbs., at 34a. to 365. ; and red, of the same weight, at 33e. to 365. per qr., free on board. Freight per qr. for wheat was 4e. 64. to 4s 94. to the east roast aside. 6.1. to 6e. to the west east of Great Britain, with Is. baste. Barley and cats bad been in mo 'crate request, the former at 13a. 64. to 14s. 9d., and the latter at 10s. per. qr. At the nearer parts, from whence we have more recent dates, we learn that the frost had incr. seed in intensity. The direct mail tram Hamburg, of Toadies, bad not ar rived up to a late hoar (Saturday), but we hare letters from thence rid Holland, which inform us of the partial close of the Elbe. Frost appears to have set in about the 24th ult., and it bad been sufficiently intense to impede the navigation of the river. Rostock letters of the 26th November state that the wea ther had become very severe, and that there appeared 1 the prospect of further shipments being mad* from thence till spriiir. Supplies from the growers had increased, and the local demand having proved inadequate is clear off the same, prices had given way about Is. per qr. The disposition to purchase had in a great measure subsided, and it was the prevailing belief that prices would, later in the year, recede materially. From Griefewald and Stralsund our advice,' are only of the 24th ult. Up ti that time there seems to have been little frost; but supplies having rather increased, prices hail slightly receded good 61 to 62 lbs. wheat having been offered at equal to 33a. to 345. per qr. free on board. The advice, from Belgium and Holland are of a similar character, and the tendency of prices has latterly been down wards ad ovar Europe in consequence of the depressed state of the British markets. Letters from Antwerp of the 27th Nov. inform us that the continued dull reports trom hence had had some influence on prices of wheat in that market, a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. having been submitted to without It adios to large transactions. New red Louvain, weighing 62 to 621 lbs. per bushel, might then have been purchased at equal to 375. 6d., and 62 lbs. red Antwerp wheat at 36e. 62. per qr. free on board. In the Dutch markets prices do not appear to have varied much, but there was vary little doing for export at Rotter dam on Monday last, Stocks of new Rhine wheat had rather accumulated, but previous rates had been tolerably well sup parted : 60 to 62tbs qualities were then quoted 341. to 3Gi and superior 624 to 631bs. parcels, 371 6d. to 38s. 34, per qr. free on bard, Oats were fully as dear there as the week before. In the French markets very little change had occurred, and the quantity of wheat and ibUr shipping for England was not large. In the Mediterranean prices are much about those current here. At Marseilles, on the 22ed, Polish Odessa wheat was quoted 31s. 6d. to 32a. 3d. per qr. free on board ; and at L-gborn, on the 24'h Nov., 621bs. Msrianopli wheat could MU be bought below 375. 9d. per qr. Freight to London was 4s. per qr. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WnrrEueLt, DEC. 3.—The Queen bee been pleast d to appoint the Rev. Archibald Campbell Tait, D.C.L., to the Deanery of the cathedral church of Carlisle, void by the promotion id Dr. Samuel Rinds, lets Dean thereof, to the Bishopric of Norwich; also, to present the Rev. Thomas Dainty, Master of Arts, to the Preb. nd of Uttion, ex parte Decani, founded in the cathedral church of Lichfield, void by the promotion of Dr. Walter Augustus Shirley, since de ceased, to the Bishopric of Sodas' end Man. BANKRUPTS. Jousr HAWKE, King William-street, City, hatter. OEOEOI EVAN. BAKER, Deptford, grocer. JOSIICA EVERT Coorga,Wea Ham, Sussex, brick maker. JAMES BOWLER, Southwark-bridae-road, Southwark, hat manuiacturer. Joxx Cricklade, Wiltshire, draper. Jous ROBINSON, I'ortwood, Cheshire, cotton spinner. WILLIAM LEON BICELET, Sheffield, innkeeper. WILLIAM STOREY, Leeds, wool dealer, WlLmatt Weslea, Inwardleigh, Devonshire, edgetool. maker. SCOTCH SEQPESTR &TIDES. CHARLES GRAY, Edinburgh, jeweller. JAMES GILLESPIE. PoreOlugow, baker, deceased. Jogs Diu saAT, Glasgow, wine merchant. Jogs Lesmattagow, Lanarkshire, carrier. SUICIDE OF A CIGAR MERCHANT.—Last night, Mr. Payne held an inquiry at the Punch's Hotel, Flee-street, on view of the body of Solomon Barraelough, aged 64. The deceased was a tobacconist, and carried on extensive business at 46. Ludgate-bill. Charles Pye, assistant to the deceased, stated that about one o'clock on Saturday afternoon ho was called to decers,d's bedroom, and on openirg the dour he was discovered suspended to the bed with a hardkerchisf tied round his neck. He showed no signs of life, and • doctor was sent for, whose efforts to restore animation were ineffectual. Last saw him alive on Friday sight at 10 o'clock. Mr. King, assistant to Mr. Molding, surgeon, of New Bridge street, said that he was called to see deceased, and found that life was quite extinct. The appear aces were those skewing that death had taken plats some time. A good deal of evidenee was heard, all of which tended to show that deceased was suffering from deep mental affliction, which had clearly disordered his mind, and the jury re turned a verdict of "Temporary inanity," FIRE AT THE NEW Humana HOTEL.—Lsat even ing, between tour and five o'clock, considerable alarm was aimed in the immediate neighbourhood of Covent garden, owing to the outbreak of a fire in the New Hummunts Hotel, situate in Great Remelt Meat Some of the domestics had been airing a number of beds, which were piled on a bed stead on the fourth floor front, where the fire was soon afterwards observed; but, with the aid of a plentiful supply of water kept on the to of the prem:ses, the flames were confined to that p orti o n of the bnilding in which they ietsmeneed. RECOVERY OP MR. KENNEDY'S BoDT.—The body and payers of the ill-fated Mr. Kennedy, who perished in exploring the north-eastern portion of Australia, have been found. A correspondent of the Atheneum has forwarded an extract from a letter written on board the Harbinge a vessel which sailed in company with the Freak in pursuit of these objects. •• Oa arriving at the place Days the writer] we armed two boats' crews each ; emit man porno kg a gun, cutlass, and pistol. They went ashore, and were swasessfed in withoutß obtaining the papers and buryiug Mr. Kennedy any bloodshed,. This was much to be weedered at ; but it was chiefly owing to a win measure of Captain Sampson (of the lierbenger), who ordered the men is fire a volley over the heads of the Indians while they were in ambush. This had the desired effect, for no sooner did they hear the report of the muskets than they were off at a quicker pace than our people cared to follow them." It will he mew that nothing is said of the three men left by s a n Mr. I at Melbourne Bay, whose thoovery (though against was one of the objects with which the Freak ergs ed. TWEED BANE DIVIDEND.—The declaration of a further and final dividend in this bankruptcy, which was announced to take place on the 22nd ult., has in consequence of some change in the procedure of the court been postponed till Friday the 7th instant. It has been arranged that the amount of the dividend be 3d. in the pound, and not 2d. as we stated formerly—the payment of which cannot take plass for some weeks after it is declared.—Berwiek Advertiser. CAPTAIN MANBT.—On Wednesday last, the 28th nit , Captain fdanby entered into his 85th year, on which occasion he prescnted his usual annual contribution of it. to the Yarmouth Hospital, as an expression of gratitude to Providence in extecding his life to so great an age. The weather being very itclement, he distributed an abundant supply of soup, meat, and bread to several indigent families in his neighbourhood. In proof of the vigour of this vene rable man's faculties, it may be stated that he has been for some time in correspondence with the Scientific Stied Cont. mitten of the Ordnance, by direction of the Diuter.General of that department, that committee being to report on his suggesi ion for giving a range to cannon much t reater than it is possible for the present system to produce, by applying the same principles to artillery which is admitted to be so great an improvement to modern fowling pieces —vis., exploding the charge at the centre instead of at the top of the cartridge. By thia system a very great saving of gun powder will also result, as well as danger be avoided to the man who loads the gun.—Norfolk Chronicle. THE BRITANNIA BRIDGE. MENAI STRAITS, MONDAY Arrzawoox. Another misadventure has occurred. Precisely at 10 o'clock, when ell parties engaged in the grand operation I were at their poets, and the signals bed been sent out to the , various stations, one of the great &inch thick cables, reach- , tug from the pontoons to the opposite shore, and the duty at ; which was to give the first impulse to the transport of the stupendous mass, suddenly snapped sounder. A minute examination of the severed cable led to a conclusion that the hauling line had been maliciously cut by some miscreants, ' why or wherefore remains to be made out. It was forth with announced ti the multitude that the operation would come off to-morrow of the same hour. Yesterday intbing could have been more favourable for carrying out the great operation. Wind, wave, and weather ell concurred on the occasion. There was a full flowing tide of 18 feet. To-morrow it wi►l be about 5 inches lee. Should the operation not be practicable on Tuesday or Wednesday, it is probable t►at it will have to be delayed for two or three weeks, teeing that the state of the tide will not be is its favour. The important process of what is called testinz the streueth of *stubs loss bean attended wtth gratifying results. The experiments have proved that each tube is calculated to sus. tain 2,469 tone in the middle, exclusive of its own wis;ght, and that even with the gr, atest load that can be put ott ri— my one ton to every lineal foot—the ratio of resisting strength mild be as Bto 1. Each tube will always be subjected to a permanent load of half its own weight, and the permanent way upon it, consistiog of the rails and sleepers for the trains, will be equal to about 650 tons; but this, deducted rom the 2,469 tuns, 1 1,819 tons, or 3,638 tons distri- Mated I quail; over the surface of the lower part of the tube, being eight times as great a weight as would ever be brought ; to bear, and such a penultimate of opposing power as no railway train could, it is conceived, ever overcome. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. ALLEOZD MUILDEB. —D. Halal, who was dressed in the garb of a sailor, was charged with stabbing a recruit named W. bi•Carthy, who has since died from the effects of the in juries he had reciered. J. Leary said he lived in Church-lane, St. Giles's. In June last, while having his tea, he hear a disturbance in the street, and on going out saw the prisoner aid a taller man, who was dressed in a smock frock, struggling together. He interfered, and he heard the prisoner say " 'Vim had better keep away from me, or it will be the wont for you." There was a crowd of persons round them, and es soon as witness desired them to deist, the rigour left, and he had nut seen him since, until this morning in court. The other man, atter the prisoner had left, pined his hand under his smock-frock, and when he drew it out it was covered with blood. Witness saw a knife in the prisoner's right hand, and it was either attached to some string or a chain. Sergeant-hlejorlParkinsor, of the But India Company's service, said the tall man described by the list witness was William lid'Carthy, and he had enlisted in their company two or three days beton the unfortunate occurrence. Wit ness saw him in the University Coll-ge Hospital on the ith of June last, and he was then suffering from a stab in him side, just below his heart. He was subsequently removed to the hospital at tho barracks at Brentwood, whero he (witness) believed he had since died from the effects of the injuries. It was proved that the deceased, after having enlisted, be came intoxicated, and one evening in the beginning of June last, he found himself in company with a number of questionable characters in St. Giles, amongst whom was the prisoner. Another man was nun up for having com mitted the offence, and he was examined before the magis trate at this court, and was discharged on the evidence of Leery, who proved that Heekey was the real offender. Heekey had since kept out of the way, and was only cap tured last night. The prisoner said he had nothing to any, and was remanded until Tuesday next. MARLBOROUGHSTREBT. CHARGE OF ATITYVT TO DEFBAUD.—J. Dammontl, a respectable-looking working gilder, was chased with st• tempting to defraud Nathan - Jacobson, watchmaker, of IG, Tottenhemeourtroad, by uffering for sale • parcel of earth, coloured to resemble gold skewing'. Prosecutor said: The prisoner entered my shop between se•-en and eight on Monday night, and asked it I bought skewings. That is the technical name for gilders' waste ob tained by rubbing the work with a piece of wcol, and should be flee gold. He protium& a parcel. I said an you sure these are genuine. lie said " Certainly." I then gave him into custody. I have been taken in twice lately. The substauco is made up for the purpose of sale. It contains no metal; the tonal nitric and test will not therefore affect it. A genuine article of the lame wiaght would be worth forty-two shillings. Prisoner, who said that he was a gilder, and that the showings were genuine, was remanded till Thursday. WESTMINSTER. Jrvenime DELINQUENTS. —W. Leslie, IL Dudley/, and J. Allen, three boys under the age of 15, were charged with felony. On Monday afternoon, Leslie and Allen were observed in the orlon of Mr. Smith's academy, Hassam-place, Fulham ' road, and, the one having handed, a cloth cap to the other, they ran off. As the cep had been stolen from Mr. Smith's hall, the boys, who were joined by Dudley, were pursued, and Lesley taken into custody, the boys having, when pur sued, thrown the cap away. The other two, who hail been seen lurking about Mr. Smith's with the thirst prisoner, wets apprehended in the course of the evening with a basket, evi dently well stocked wits the contents of 101110 larder, which had no doubt been robbed. The prisoners Leslie and Dudley had been two or three times previously convicted. Leslie and Allen admitted having taken the cap ; the others said nothing. They were all committed for bid. PRISON BREAKING EXTRAORDINARY.—WORCEB - Dec. 3.—This morning, at five o'clock, the governor of the Worcester city gaol was aroused by the p dice, who had found a number of towel', joined together, hanging from the wall of the prison neat Friar-street. On search Indoor made it was discovered that a no,orious character named Evans, alias Phillips, alias Bradshaw, who was awaiting his trial at the next spring anise., on several charges of burglary, was missing from his cell, and had escaped from the prison. On further search it was also discovered that the governor's sitting-room had een broken into, and • number ot silver thoons and othe r articles of plate taken from his plate-chest, which had been forced open. The prisoner's escape was a most extraordinary one. The turn key had seen him in his cell and locked him up at four o'clock the previous evening. The door of his cell was se cured by • massive lock and staple on the outside, and it is 'apposed that the prisoner bad previously succeeded in unscrewing the four nuts from the screws which held the staple, by which means he very easily forced open the door ; from thence he traversed a passage to the day-room, the door of which he forced by removing the staple in a similar way to the one attached to his cell door ; he had then to en counter another door leading into the day-yard, having a lock and staple still more massive than the preceding ones; this he aho forced. Arrived in the day-yard he was met by a high wall, surmounted by a most formidable eheeaux-de frise. This he is supposed to have sealed by means of towels, supplied him by some of the female prisoners ; this feat brought him into th e wasen's y ard, out of which he got by climbing was tall palladia!, and alighted lathe prison yard adjoining the governor's house. He then forced open the window of the governor's sitting-room, which be ransacked pi* took from the governor's plate-chest every article in it. has this spot it would appear be went round the prison yard to the infirmary, which adjoins the prison wall, and kers he perforated the most desperate feat of aIL This beading is about 18 feet high, and has three windows placed in a triangular position, about 8 feet apart, looking into the prison yard. He succeeded in climbing up the building from one window to the other fin whichhe is supposed to have aided himself by the towels), and from the to the top of the outer wall of the prison. There he drove a strong nail into the wall, and attached to it a piece aghast string, towkith he also attached several towels, by which means he let himself down into the street, got clear off, and no clue has as yet been ob tained to hie whereabouts. The man is 30 years of age, 5 feet es inch is height, brown hair, grey eyes, pale com plexion, slender make, with three small moles on the left arm. BRIDE SToLzw.—The pariah of Ardersier was thrown Into a state of use excitement on the morning of Saturday brat. On the previous evening a young and buxom damsel plighted her troth, before a large party of young friends, to be faithful and trite until death to the devoted swain who led her to the altar, after a long and patient courtship of four years. After the ceremony was performed the party proceeded to the bridegroom's room Campbelton, led by a piper, who blew as if " he'd blew his last." Having concluded a substantial repast the party adjourned to the ball-room, where they showed that they bad light heels es well as light hearts till three in the morn ing. For some before this hour it was remarked sence that the bride did not pace the ball-room with her pre es she had done in the early part of the evening. The question, " Where Is the bride ?" was asked by a hundred tongues, but nobody gave a satisfactory answer. The bridegroom looked anxious—the bridesmaids looked frightened—and the bridesmen looked foolish. Some obser vant persons whispered that they did not like the conduct of a young ploughman—a rustic Lochinthr —who was noticed to " Uteri a measure" with the bride, and " to whisper a l word in ber ear ;" and it:was further remarked that this youth had not been seen for some time. Consternation seised the party, the dancers stood motionless, and the fid dlers dropped their bows. A general search was instituted ; " they sought her east, they sought her west," but " the lady was not seen." Some of the company blamed the bride for having broken her vows so soon after making them; and everybody pitied the bridegroom, who, however, seemed to bear his eisappointment with equanimity, saying with Duncan Grey, "sae may gas to France for me;" and further consoling himself by threatening to wed another wife before a month.—/nrerness Charier. MONEY MARKET. Morena! EVENING. The English Stock Market presented no peculiar feature to-day. A good deal of business was done with comparatively little variation from the opening prices; these were-for Consols 953 to 3 for money, and 953 to 3 for account, at which they also closed, having touched during the day 3 for each, and for time, which were the only variations from the first pace. The Three per Cent. Reduced were: dote from 943 to 3, being last marked 1. The New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. marked 951, 4,1 and lest'- . Exchequer Bills were negotiated at 49e. and 465.; ditto, Small, at 50s. 495., and 52a. premium.; Long Annuities were only lightly dealt in at 81 : ditto, 30 peen% 1860, at 81. Bar:k Stock was done at an advance, 2001 and 2011. The besinese in the toreign house wee on an eaten sive scale, particularly in Spanish and Mexican, at an advance; but a reaction to - . 4 place, and they I closed from 3 to 3 below the opening price. Venezuela attained 30, the last price. The transactions comprise the following :-Brazilian, ra at 88. Buenos Aire', at 461, 46, and 47. et Chilian Six per Cents. at 974, 97, and 98; ditto Three per Cent,. at 57. Danish Three per Cents., ' l l 1823, at 721. Equedor at 33 and 1. Grenada at to 161, 4, and 7, ; uitto, Deferred, at 31. Mexican sa (ex January coupon), at 283 for money, and 281. 1, SO 271, and 28 for account. Peruvian Four per Cents., r . 1849, at 54, 1, 531, and 5 4 ; ditto, Deferred , at 183 1•4 and I. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 38 and 371. Spanish Five per Cents., at 193 and 19 for 1 :, money, and 19, 183, 193, and last 183 for e account; ditto, 1849, Coupons, at 10, 91, 1, andl ; the Passive debt at 41 and 33 ; the Three per Cents. is at 39, 3, 383, and 1 for money, and 393, 83, 9, and ss 383 for account. Venezuela at 29 3, 29, 1, and 30; ; ditto Deferred, at 10. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per eo Cents. at 87. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Deitch at 1 3, 554 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 833 and I. 61 The accounts from San Francisco, California, re- at. present atlairs there as wearing a more settled aspect : is the turmoil and want of order induced by the influx 10 of so many mativaia aujets as have of late favoured the N, embryo city with their presence, having in a great measure subsided. Various respectable mercantile 24 firms had been establ'shed, and the formation of a too regular and valuable trade was confidently expected. 15 We give insertion to the following interesting letter, r y issued by the respectable English firm of Messrs. too Glen and Co., of ban Francisco : The influx of people to California in September has been so treater then in any preceding month; and the population 17 Is new increasing so rapidly that we believe before the end NI of this year there will be upwards of 100,000 persons is feed, 35 clothe, ai.d shelter, all the requisites for which are now quite 13 1 inadequate the demand, mad unless we have shortly large s u l i imports of provision', we apprehend that duriag the coming at . winter breadstuff' of all sorts will again be at the exorbitant un prices they were formerly at. 100 At present it would be useless to quote price", as during IG the past month we have known the moat staple articles, fro such as flour, in considerable lots, change bands twice in the of sane day, wit's a range in price of 20 to 25 per cent., and to in articles less staple than breadstuff., the range has been se much greater. The trade in manufactured goods, of cotton and wool, 124 and in hardware, hes been alt - goob er r et a il. Prices „are r o . high, but the charges on goods (when stored ,on shore) ~are Se also extravagant. 20 These tatrevagant charge, are entirely caused by the mad 20 speculation which is going on in land ate houses,-a trade 124 which is in every way most injurious to the interests of the t e l t ! place. We expect, however, that it must now soon cure it- 8 , self, as it has caused money to be so scarce, that the o stint:liters have to pay at the rate of 16 per cent. per month for shore loans, and under such circumstances only 50 one result can be expected-namely, the ruin of all who en- 14 gees in such undertakings. 121 IS Fortunately let the commerce of the place we have an et , abundant supply of excellent store ships convenient at all se times for storing pods, and at moderate tutee, by which all 20 extravagant charges for rent may be saved to the importers. W The produce of the mines continues es abundant as ever, I ,'„t• aid the gold dust is currently ' , chang ed at the rate of ; 15 to 16 dots. per oz., unless when the steamer is about to so sail, when the price is somewhat advanced. Extensive beds se of ore have been deepened in some places, and we expect ere 16 long that mining on more extended plans, and with the LOG necessary machinery, will supersede the p primitive It system of digging and washing. 121 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx, The Englishhfunds have been remarkably steady u to-day ; Consols opened at 951 to t for money and Si account, from which they steadily advanced to t heir a, .' I present quot aloe, 951 to Z, with a firm appearance. to t. i The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 94° and et, 1 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark so 951 and 1. Exchequer Bills, 465. and 495. premium. li t i Bank Stock, 201 and L. Wain. - .. K. The business in the g Fereign-honee has again been IS rather active, with a steadier market, bat without e any advance in prices, excepting in Equador, which, se owingto a rumour that the government are about ' to make some arrangement respecting them, I were done at 41. The business coronas of: to Buenos Ayres, at 47. Chilian Six per Cents., at e e 971. Equador, at 4, 31, 41, and last at 4. IS Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, at 55; and 1; i t ditto Four per Cents. Certificatcs,at 831 and 1. Men- se can (ex January coupon), at 274 and 281. Peru- 1 ,1 vian, at 64. Portuguese Converted, at 371. Spanish r Five per Cents., at 19 and A ; ditto Three per Cents., SO at 38t and 391. The Pensive debt, at 4. to noun' FUNDS. so to Sank Stock. 206 2 1 3 41e :t . soar. re_ Kit 10 3 per et. Bed. Anna. 041 i 5 per Ct. Oon. Anne., 984 4 1 gm:bower /5Ws. 465. to 49e. se se FOREIGN FUNDS. 35 6pa et. Atteldan Boob, 1 pot Ct. Orem& 8d.., 16 17 44 per et. Bag. boaa.BB 7 Cirenada Deferred Bda. 31 f II 661 24 per Cent. 6 per et. Moe., 1016.24 4 6 pur Ct. Brazilian DU, 87 9 6 ser et Pe , g , lan Me., 63 4 3 '4 Ditto es New, 36 6 Portugue Cony., 37 8 sto 4 per Ct. Buenos Ayres, 46 8 16 pa. Ct. Rua Id.. 108 10 10 Ditto Milan B.'s., 96 6 ' Ditto Spoulelt Ltda. Ist 10 Ditto Columle. Dd. Bd.. 3 per Ct. grunteh lid.. at 11; so Columbian &wader Bea.. 33 4 Strait Deterred Ms..— SO 3 per Ct. Danish Bee., 724 Ditto Pamirs tide.. 33 4 84 per Cl. Dutch Ikts.. AS 6 2 per et Venezuela Bda., 16 3e u 4 per Ct. autch terta,l34 34 Venezuela Deferred 8e5..1) 11 60 MINCING-LANE.—THIII DAY. so SIIGAIL—The public sales went off with more steadiness at. than lor some time past, and a larg proportion ar- 2.5 j hada', 375. 6i. to 40e. 6d., all sold er Mauritius, from 35 .. to 25 411 , nearly all sold; Bengal about half sold; Senores, 38 s. to 425. ; Mauritius kind, 345. 6d. to 395. 6d. ; St. Croix are l at sold 37e. 6d. to 43e. 6d. ; refined steady, and low qualities have become mane; grocery lumps, 475. 6d. to 495. Count.—The plantation Ceylon went off with leas spirit, but we do not alter quotatio. s. Good ordinary native Cey lon, 51s. to 51s. 6d. SALTTITILE.-2,00 0 bags were offered in public sale, end le chi, fly sold at a shade lower prices. Refraction 3i sold at r 275. 9d. ; refraction 5 to 11, 255. 6d. to 275. 61. So CAeSIA. LIONT.A. — A email public sale of 100 boxes went off without spirit, at Si. ss. to U. 19s. Rex remains steady, at last week's prices. DO Rica has been more inquired for, and is quoted 6d. r o dearer. le WC'. TnA remains study. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 10 The market continue s firm, with eorsiderable business doing, at quotew uotations :—Petenburg Y. C. on se the spot is 38a. 3d. to Ms. 6d.; December delivery, 80 38e. ; January to March, 38e. 3d.; October to December, 1650, 395. 6d. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, DEC. 3. Our market continues to be well supplied, particularly from the Continent, all of which axe selling heavily,,with the exception of choice Yorkshire Regents, which are inquired after. The following are the quotations:—York Regents, 809. to 1109.; Wisbech, 60s. to 70s. ; Scotch 60s. to 755. ; Cups, 30s. to 609. ; French White s, 60s. to 70s. ; Rhenish and Belgian, 50s. to 655. ; Dutch, 455. to 665. BOROUGH MARKET, DEc. 3. Mosue. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand con tinues good for new Hops at improved rates. Yearlings and old live are owe in demand. Present prices : 1 likLandE. Selma 0414171.128. Yarling Heats ... 31. 0 to 610 Weald al Neut. .. 7 oto 8 8 Yearling @WWI— . 2 10 to 5 0 808.81 ....• • • ..... 6 Bto 7 7 Old flow .... ...... 1 0 to 4 0 Fatubami ..... ... 10 10 to 12 12 SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mere. Cooper add Davis report the Wade dull, at the fol lowion prices :—Prime Meadow Hey, 655. to 70s. ; inferior do., 60s. 60s. ; Rowan, 601. to 555. ; Clover,. 60s. to 80s.; Straw, 21,. to 245. MANCRBSTER, Dec. 3. Proot-Exceirroz.—Then was an active market again o-day, and a considerable amount of buamess was done, but priers were rather lower at the close than on Saturday. 1 13 1 oh 9 RAILWAYS. THis D►T, Two o'CLoci.. The amcnnt of business transacted'in the share mar ket to-day is limited, and the dealings present no ani mation whatever. In prices little change his ceeurred, but it may be remarked that firmness of tune is ge nerally absent from the marker. Great Westerns and Sunda Easterns were rather weaker, and the same may be said of North Stafford. and Newcastle and Berwick.. The foreign share market is firm. Clotting prices Yesterday. Sales to-usy up to 1 o'oloci. Barns. RAILWAY% j I A b t) r o. 4.l2 Pre4;ial • oe • • ... .: : A" bab gt i NW" Nrnb lit. 0 Mrest.iwpstw , lbiuM) BWmhighwy&OßMW 12 14 : dia. pa t: 6: da. it 6 dia. 24 96 :2 U 6: 10 — adladulypd.,orwithguar. Do. without a plummet Birm.Wolv.hz Stour Valley Inrm., Wols. and Dudley ash:duty pte,orwithguar. Do. without& ituuruntoe ,' Basica h , Stam., and im '— Bristol and Exeter ... ... I Do. Thirds :.. ... ... lit ii.;. - I.llues.. ..". --.-.. 10 Do. Lle Preferenceree. 60 Chester end Holyhead .. lb Do. Preteens ~. ... 40 Debtor end Halfwit lune -23 PAW donna* • .. ... .. • 10 Do. (Slll 11. AB.) 36 D0.(31.10e.)6 p. Ct. het 20 Romero (motifs ... ... 10 Do. Now Goa. 6 p. 0.. 14 Do. Fat., sp. Ct., No . 1 4 Do. do. N 0.2, 54 Do. N. kE. 3 per Cr... 1 43 Do. New ... ... ..., I 23 Eastern Union CAW A ((late E. D. 04 ... 35 Do.el.wa Blate I.lo.ark. 2$ Do. elms C. ditto... .. 30 Do. Serie (gum. fp. Ct.) 33 Neat Lancashire ... ... ii D0..15ew •„, , 6 1 Do. 6 per CI. PM* en• 15 Rest Lincolnshire ... se Edinburgh end °lwo._ 25 Eimer, Yeovil, & porch. 21, Sister and Exmouth ... 50 Great Northern IA D 0.5 sharer, A,Deferred 75 D 0.5 shares, 11, 6p. CL. 10 Do. 5 per Cent. Pr0f..... 50 GL South. and West. (De.; it& Greet North of Ragland... 25 De. New, /AO ... ... 60 Do. New, g3O „. ... 15 Do. New, £l5 ..• .. 101, Great Western... ... .. 50 Do. I , eharee ••• _. ar 23 De. shares ... ••• 20 Do. lithe _ .. ... IS Do. New, Ali ... ... 50 Hull and Beiby... .„ _ 25 Da 1 shores ... ... .. 121 Do. f shares .- .- . • 50 Lament& end Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thirds ..._ ... 100 Lanesehire eadYorkshire 93 Do. do. ALB. &B. 49 Do. i shares ... ... .. 10 De. kith' ••• ... .. 165 Do• Thirds ... . , ... 10 Do. New (gm. 6 p.. 01.- 10 De. West Riding Union 25 Do. Preston an,' Wyre 10 Do. 5 slums (d) ... .. se Leeds and Bradford... .. 50 Leeds and Think .. 31 Do. Prot 6 t o. Cent . No. o. 5 Do. N 6 Do. Do. No. 9 Do.Querters ISIS 7 per et 114 London and Blackwell - 100 Lon., Brighton, & 6.omet 11101 Do. New £5 sue. 6 p.C1. l 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct.. lateeroyddtahlrde... 50 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent— "l24 Luedoa D"bn ereGreen . P .. . el" w . idt .. llB3 ... 2 .. 50 Do. Preferenos ... ... 100 London & North-Western 12 Do. do. New 5 shares -7 Do. Fifths 1 llo.g lo eb.,H. and B.(C) 50 London & South.Westarn 421 Do. New, g5O ... ... 24 Do. New EN ... ... 6 Do. Prektrrnee 7p. Ct. 24 Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent 6 llama., Btu., and Mat.. 100 llaneh., ,hef., and Uwe... 25 lie . +} 1 .h am , No. I ... 35 Do. sha 114 D o. shores, m, No. 2 ... 10 Do.,Stew £lO Pref. ... 60 Do., Greet Grimsby ... 125 Do. do. ~ . • 25 Do. Shee end ilneills . ... 25 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 45 Do. Lincoln Union .. 100 Midland _ ... . ... ... 30 Do. £5O shares -. .. 100 Do. Blrm. and Derby ... 100 Do. IL and B. 6p. CenL 60 Do.ErewashValle,Pref. 60 Midland Ut.Weetern (Ire) 100 Newcastle and Carlisle ... 1 102 Norfolk . ... ... ... lb Do. New k2O ... ... N Do. Guano. 5 per Ct... 2 Do. Onaran.ss per Ct... NI Math British ... ... ... 124 Do. Lb d e a ree ... ... ... 61 Do. shares ..• ••• .. 31 Do. S Do. Preference .. .., 175 North Staffordshire . ... 60 oxford, Wore., & Wolves . . lb Itead n ld d„ Ilite end Itsigate 41 Royston ahlu 25 Seottlsh Central ... _ 25 ttish Midland 12 Shrews, & Hum, Clare A 2 Do, New Guaranteed... le Shrewsbury and Choslet N. W. Yin.) ... ... 1115 Do. Dewertry .„ ... IDe. New.. • ... 10 Do. ep e e tbea. P ro t ... 65 ropn Unica ... ... 60 South Devon ... ... ... 25 Do. Preference ... 31 :.nth Staffordshire... ... 235 .th Eastern ... ... ... 4 10 0 32 8: 13°. D0. uytt 1 . :) . .. 1. . D..„ 4 4 8eg1it"14 6141 . : e.g._ ......... 164 ?Melted, Rotherham, e nd Goole. N. 15. nu. S p.Ct. 20 Waterford MI Kilkenny.. 50 Weir Way, 6p. Ct. gua. 25 Do. do. do. ~ 45 Wilts, &messed, &Weym. 26 Tork,NeweaMbekßerwiak SO Do.FAL(York&Newee.) 0 Do. 0.15.1. PereLles or SO York and North Midland.. 10 Do. Preilrerste ... ... 130 liii 10 104 34 16 is iiii. 2 St Sf pm. l 9 LB dii. 17 is di 13 1 1 pm. 6 116 41 4 416. 16 lb it ii &A. 9 91 9 9 19 14 &a, 9 8 die. 21 19 did. 6 6 3j 21 dla. 11 52 21i 20i ells. 27 50 121 122 68 GO 24 27 IS 12 dia. 18 17 4 41 11 41 111 $2l c v 321 ar l 411 . 9 11 131 16 161 17i Co I GO 7 di.. 6 6i dls. 9 4j 904 4dl&. 3 sal.. 11 9 Al& 1 161 s. IN 1N N al 414. 4 6 a 8 41 i as. 191 2O HI f t t 6 28 2 4 6 dis al i i i liaTii. i i" 3 4 °m ls 13 AIL 18 18i 5 74 518 41 4d& 19 191 31 21 dl9. 4 pi 19 reaziox Laglo-Itallia Oat' lull= sad Austrian) 20 Boulogne and Amiens ... 20 Ceztral Frame (Viersoa) Dutch Rheas •.. _ . SI / Ns 31 6k 12 14 I 4' 414. 7 dts. 7 WA 2 dia. $ $9 31 204 fl 6 6 2!2 94 9 314 I i 1 Katld Oreat Indio& Penton's 10s. Do. 74 Luxembourg 20 Namur and Liege 141 Northara of Pronoe 7 Orleans and Bordeaux ... IS Park and Orleans 20 Paris and Bases 12 Paris end Strasbourg 10 'town and Havre 20 Sambre and Musa 1$ Tours and Nantes $3 West Randers d th 4 LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3. firofistaxemtwou.—The market was very good this mom - , the business wee large, and prices were better. Caledonian, 12 :arid Yorkshire (fifth shares), 6 d.—Ditto (/ (Hod. and B.), 30 9 I—Leadon sod North Waiters, 116—Ditto (saw e lr awes), 318.3 d. 11 ls. 3d.1 p,—Ditto (fifth shared), 11 L. 9d. op.— t 1 shanty, 201 k 80. 9d. d 1 . —?forth British (new 61—floath leeMs and Dow (N 0.4, in. as /4. 61 du.), 1s id. —York, NOTIOWIrie, and Bweriek (13.N.E. 6 per wat. till ), 4. BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 3. STOCL•Exclinnon.—This sham market was firm to-day r regards prior although not a great seal of business was done. but it Is quite evident that barn preponderate. To-day Birming. ham and Stour Valleys were dose at W. 13s. 4d. per Mare, and tontn &affords at 4* O. fie. 3d. die. LEEDS, Doe. 3. Ikrons-Excnatroz.—Tnee in the share market within the past few days has aimed put a stop to business on'Change. This morning there were a grreat many sellers at prerient prices, but there were no buyer& Indeed, the only sale* effected were the fol lowing three : Great Northern', 121 dia.; North Stafford/I, ni die.; and York and North Midland (pref. shares), 3 the. BRISTOL, December 3. trociazowicts.—The market wu more lively then for some day' past, and many transactions took place. The follow. -Ditto the Fiore :--Great Western a Exetero/ 11 10 15.16 dim —(l7/. shame), 7; di".— Bristol and a Mares), 126111. Tagf Vale (I abates), 2911—llitta (new 101. Mares), pm. ! 4 1 " • 7 7 - \ ee • Cf: .7..; I 4 6 pm. 2 4 pm. 38 84 ells. 12 11 die. 154 163 In 12 9 91 ?it 1 1 0 1 93 SS Ca. 1 If 1 la I 7a 7a la II a pm Pnu pa ex a Ws Ss 83 i - i pm. 5 7 4 5 4 17 18 12' 134 14 13 27i 28i 25 30 1 2 dia. 121 dla. I I 3 3i 2 dbl. 2 1 OM. 301 314 223 NM 60 82 pm. 39 41 pm. 19 21 pm. 60 61 28 29 11 10i db. . 114 12 7e Ma 94 96 47 48 8 9 pm. 46 50 2 dia par 40 38 di. 20 13 dbl. 10 9i dia. 61 6 db. 10 10 dia. 2 i pia. 6 6 dia. as . so. 98 ldlyl y 9•6 i 4 (11.. 4 3i riu. 4 _Bl _B2. 31 3 31 3 i t 1 116 i I 5 16 In Si i 521 11:2 ' 2 1 I 122 11 ! i