The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-23 00:00:00

MN" A.4e..--. No. 1,012.1 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1849• [THREEPENCE. 10NDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, stablabed by Papa Motor fa the rap at Elm map 0. for liff, TIN, and Mad= lasamosa oat% J. And Evian" (Wald& mad to, ampae.sfreaf. JOHN LAURV4CE, eafrousy. 1, , . ~."1 14 ik .eth er I . ~,, gm a Imay ANALIEZ a MODERATE 114C0111 the sok d main at —Per tan partiodars Ombar 1i0111111.1141, bf 11 71=A l 11 - T MIA TEA 003 G A Ong SIM imfft ClaNdKparfA City. " 4 Clif 7 'LAM• l'l'' - - unconnected with politica. lie declares the reports spread with regard to the existence of the plague in Asiatic Turkey to be pure inventions, and gives a very ;avowable seconat of the healthiness of the mason through Jut the Ottoman empire. FRANKFORT.—It is reported that Archduke John of Austria will retire into private life as soon as he shall have resigned the office of Reichsverweser, and that he will for the same reason resign all the offices which be holds within the Austrian dominions. GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND RAILWAY. RAILWAYB. A parcel received immediately before going to press announces that at the meeting (a report of which will be found in soother pap) the motion fir adopting the report, with the 'woof Mr. Mason's amendment, was carried. Tars DAT, Two o'CLocx. In the absence of bond fide buyers the business transacted in the share market continues to be of the most IMited character. Prices to-day are generally lower, and the tone of the market is weak. The present quotation of London and North Western stock is 111 to 112, being a decline of 30s. from the closing rates of yesterday. Cakdonians quote 101 to 11 ; Newcastle and Berwicks, 161 to 161; Great Westerns were last done at 651; Great Northerns at 61; M i dlands at 471; North Stafford @ at 71; York and North Midlands at 181 The foreign share market is steady, with little be. siness. Rouen and Havre have exchanged hands at 9./. iiIS " TRA-PL. .ti-P0 f, se amaid hes a bay sisbeerry enema* with the rem ead der et A S hes 35 4 bra eddied IS these perms node mar the vldr bar Iterfog re lag are yersalrieed sash * gowned prolerir, trcoa their sirge dualdlity, sal imps NA so Yes rea hum der iiedeo *Tor, brag replated rib a strong aws. Mee aie. mare paws his sad crime set eesspiele l7 17 • rash do. ehr de. de. Ur ea de. pier do. .....- 0 lairelldine parade. KS. Wrier , 4k. err ; cries per Mr ear, of the 17 0 rad. lay Dfirerot) erre singly ht the Nam properties. Zegrathp seat err hr. "rMLIAN IL BURTON (his Wore sad gore* Orted. gag, sr 1, Itormarrest (sonar al limisoalrest).—Bialbesd Wdipatriel. Val DEM, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. yaws at the above is. regret* Were Irk deeldbig, des IFILLIAX BURTON'S (lare Misses sad Doi* SHOW Wit% 7111 Oahrtirret, toner rilkonseralrest. sir Pr 1, ger. seratasa 'Thry ere UlO lemur la ges wai t mg milk such is wartakm STOVIS, FUll-111021 rd owsUAL IitONIIONGIOLT r emir be spreered Orr tsr verret7 Bowl% berry at riga. sr ereldrars et verbs garblp, *he the is. ea that leer seer Ar whir his ars lilemest has beta is estresirdler rare them agars, eta eartary. Wight seers with brewed amesseate sal Ma sees et lon. to lis.; Or wit= serowAs two w r i tt=iti W SWIM Imam hum Ts. ; L iall itivn. Mai sk. ; ditt ina t ill Atla anaela orastrate, tram a IS& Iss pings; Ilre-inei. kin L. hi. the set Se St la. ails mew sod err purr sires reit rely iag hearth plata The wry reherasdner awry arab set approsed .1. Der.* asterrie glib riage era (per post) tree. —ltstablished Weariless Ma l a 't AMPS of all SORTS and PATTERNS.-1b• NORFOLK Amur:Trim—Oa a chain of bills, 'Haste between Bodham and Hoboes, about a mile distant from the us, the entire crown of those height', for at least a quarter el • mile, be. bees found to be perfectly hussy toothed with a suosecao• of bowl-shaped holes, about seven or eight feet in diameter by three or four feet in dep - ti— mers Camaro.. at the no rtherne extremity than in the other parts. At • short distance, on a comparatively level spans, is a monad with S . ttened summit, whilst In the valley be eadb, within a stone's throw of the ancient excavations which have just been described, there rises a spring of water divest purity end consioerable volume. The spot is nun dos has very recently beea visited by H. Harrod, E.g., one of the honorary secretaries of the Norfolk and Norwich ArcissatiosicalSedety ; and that gentleman, after a minate and stand eeinspection of the spot, gives It as his opinion ((founded on analogous appearances *ludas in other counties in Hyland), that it exhibits the site of a village or station once Inhabited by a tribe of the aborigines of Britain. OXIIOND urn Woncarsvaa Extwthdow.—The visiting Atfatis company's affairs came en before the Master in . Sir George Heath yesterday , at his court in South • •=ptot aildinue„ Chancery-lane, upon the petition of Hr. Morris, one of the esmmittay mebtr ite l=stille eamyall I ,Bl :e r glecte stre. in 1845, with a proposed espltal of 2,000,0001,, in 1 2.500 shares of 201. oath, deposit 2A 2a. per share, with branches to Chester, Shrewsbury, sad N rthwleb. A large somber of persons took shares, and thealdersble auras of mosey, to be accounted for,came hate the hands of the peovisional totaasittos. As salleisat alpha would mot be premed, and as the Owe wire met /eft* the _same was abandoned in 1844, sad the se war eraelthl wader Lord Deltionsie's Dissolution Att. Petitiaasr states that he has been sued for a debt of 1,7921., and bee paid a porde& thereof, and prays that the sulearibere to the scheme may be called on to con tribute their proportion towards off outstanding Tee blaster seeordiao y proceeded yesterday with list No. 1 of thateibutedea costainiag the names of throe', 178 in number, who had signed the subscription ma- Watt, and settled It to the =tont of 90. i rd.l Barns. itaLwAirs. 1 15 : le l= ." esteitiay. sesiSievet reartirst . el ?SLIMS:VAG. eM LW% silk al ts Is test lagrovour= tie ibe mom sad wit mfrardsl prisms Is asisi* Ihesslos ski Al* Sou, at SWA Is Wslome, Is at & OUREWM (Ws W Buslisa. *Ws , d4Swity sastss se Idssursairset, sad 111seummense. vim sa tie sarssilds sessidss Na ass • 111 ilA n sa "" rat= =el ass. 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Itis„ h saw did to Or •Whea_ kikLwbk• Ilwilkhke bid kelk log disk •11111Akilel CRUX k limbs Me rl Inliolka ealasji the web an sow by rbsweboloswg lowa elbspalh Bo Ohm boo arra, k war trim% boo Was lb• of podsilks • slow I* is dowie awl lomplaiwo Is ••••••• kg • dill me • vII• Ow mayiwksi amlty , ; k k • wfweg•yembautleat i ril works •• Dim. 71r Chan h •••ked sad is •kw =Wake lb. wurre g aby thi b e t 2a—ftli ka •kb k• um, by *MIN% point welleY wham &a, at Is. It s == . l •bikois by MIAMI 1111111 00., ad 2. -- Tte T 43 s• GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—From our own correspondent : BERLIN, Not. 19. To-day and to-morrow the sittings of the adminis trative council will be of a decisive nature • th• ques tion under discussion is the day on which ;he Reichs tag shall assemble—tle first step towards a future German empire. It is generally reported that the Kirg is entirely absorbed with the idea. that he speaks of nothing el , e, and that he regards it as a point of honour to be independent of Austria, at least is one phase of the question. Oa the other hand, I am told that Bodelechwingh. who is the president of the administrative council, does not believe in the possibility of a Reichstag being assembled. Public opinion is divided as to the fate which awai.s the much talked of Reichstag; but it is quite clear that much must depend on the degree of energy Austria may exhibit if its proceedings should be energetic and vigorous. The well known weakness of the King's character makes us doubtful of the result being . favourable to the establishment of a German empire. The differences of opinion which have existed with respect to the place at which the Reichs tag shall meet have been removed, and it only rema ins to be decided whether it is to be Erfurt. In one of the latter sittings of the administrative council, the Hessian ambassador proposed Cassel, but his proposi tion fell to the ground. I am very glad to be able to confirm my communication respecting the process against Waldeck. Not a single voice has been raised in defence of this shameless and dis graceful proses', while all who have the courage to utter their ts on the matter are unanimous in their co . A jurist, whose opinions ap proach ultrfreemesevalism, assured me that he was aahained d his ammexise with a judicial administra tion which meld hued such an accusation upon such an inquiry. And the went itself will find it a task of no little ty to wrest from its own bead the blow which it has itself struck. The well known Premien manoeuvre of throwing all the blame from the shoulders of the go. 'ailment on to thine of, its subordinates, should its measures have failed to succeed, is repeated in this instance. The Constitutional Correspondent, in an article on the subject, acquits the ministry of all, even of moral, participation in the osboee. This lie, how ever, is too startling to be credited, and it is attended, therefore, with a result contrary to that which was expected from it. BERLIN, Nov. M. The administrative coancil ( VervealfragsaseA) de cided yesterday that the elections for the Lower House of the Galan parliament should take plain on the 31st of January. The government has made great military tins far the day on which Waldeck is to According to the Dositschs Reform the authorities have received information that the democratic part have resolved on resorting to arm. should Waldeck be convicted. Oae does not know whether to be angry at the barsfseed lying, or to laugh at the stupidity of the adaistry. VIENNA. Nov. le. The Emperor at. out this evening on his journey to Prague, attended by his aide-de-comp, General Onions. Bach, lad probably also Schwarsenberg, will accompany him. The trip will last eight or ten days, and apparently Naiads Lies. Ito Wearies garrison at Ulm will be increased to the fall compiement of 3,000 men allowed by the de. am of the Germane Diet. The resteestica of the fortifications of Beds has been decided, sod the contract gives to the architect Beaseiik, who deposits a guarantee of 20,000 florins. A government functionary is engaged at Path in ammaling menials for composing a history of the Hungarian revolution. The secret archives of Low oath, of whisk 1,000 numbers have been found in a collar, mad the records of Sseinere, discovered ip four chests at Lugo. are being ransacked by this impar tial chseafelsr with sees Nesmith. The traits of his investigations will be published at the wet et tbe mdse. The flag of the Gamut Legion has been dis cover& ardor a heap of straw in a bora at Ara The dirime is a death's had a tri-ooloured s tratati- Coast Stormer, in a despatch d the 31st saw vsys eatisfactory intelligence -0u a subject, however, MONEY MARKET. TZURIDAT EVINTWO. Consols opened at 931 to 1, both ft:r money and account, between which and 4 for cash and / for time, they continued oscillating until they closed at 941 for ' prompt and 941 and f for 0.0 12th Dec. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 931 and 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were done from 934 to 94, closing at the latter prioe. Exchequer Bills experienced a decline to-day; they were done variously from 475. to 60s. ; ditto small at 62.. and 48s. prem. Long Annuities keep their pike ; they realised 8Z and 7-18. South Sea New Annuities were dealt in at 92. Bank Stock marked 1991; India Sock, 281 and 260. India Bonds, large and small, were done at 82s. prem. The foreign market was firm, bst rather more quiet to-day. The internee of the news received yesterday from Madrid, to which we believe too much importance is attached, is still observable in the price of Spanish Three per Cents., which were done last at 362. Mexicans declined 1 towards the close. The begins' repirted consists of ; Brazilian at 85. Buenos Ayres at 42. Danish Three per Cents, 1825, at 72. Eqoador at 31. Mexican (ex. Jan. coupon), at 27 and 26f for money, and 27, 264 4 and f for account Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 614 and 62. Spanish Five per Cents. for account at 171 and ; ditto, dividend from May, 1848, at 10; the Three per Cents, at 361 a 1 and f. Belgian Four-and-a-Hart per Cents. at 861 ; exchange 23f. Two-and-a-Half per Cent Dutch at 54/ and ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at 821 and f. The following statement, pr epared and condensed bola various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the, note ciroulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts lest made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods: The aggregate average of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collectively completed for all the banks of issue, stood, for the four weeks ending the 3rd November inst., as follows: . • Beek ei=ad /113, 1. 865,497 Privet* 1112,7011 Jobet•doek beaks Irish beaks 4,686,213 Nobel beaks Total drealados—wiskly average ...... 03,433,118$ Fa tbe tour yaks iodine Oa. II Imam, Nov. I 3,301,103 The increase was thus composed :—Bank of Eng land, more, 1,050,8961. ; private banks, more, 360,3961. ; joint-stock ban more, 202,1821 ; Scotch banks, more, 142,2961. ; blab Auks, more, 552,3361. The fixed issues of the private banks being 015,4684 it follows they were below the amount 982,7211. The axed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows they Were below the amount 630,5711. The fixed issue, of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,668,2311., with specie in band to cover issues for 1,492,4851. besides. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount 194,5011., but with specie in hand to cover the defi ciency, and issues for 702,9641. besides. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England during the four weeks ending . the Sed init. was J 5,214,4661.; increase on the previous Inatlea return, 127,3081. The average of specie held by the Irish banks during the ewe term was 1,492,48614 decrease on the previous return, 63,7281. Ties average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 897,4631; increass,lB,9l7l. The yearly comparison slows the following dif ference' in the circulation : Desk et isalsoi. nen Private bins, Ws lit list ar MEW , , km - Swab bo km Ida Ink% km OM 1116,91 S 74,847 2.1., DOM Sok at Diem& Damps el 611 per cs Wass U 5,2611 SHOW 5180,416 'the yowl,' comparison ri the coin and bullion rands tines : Hoak • Is‘md. nom ksoldijusle.W Dadra, los £2414 01,933,711 1 ,n,ose 12999611.116101‘ 3144. S, 1649 • MAUS Commercial @deices from Alexandria of the 0111 Novembee state that there had been a pod Almin for wheat, of which upwards of 20,000 ar&be bad bees at 19s. 3d. Lo. foe governsisat heid, 4 1 1 7111. d for Said Paola Basin and 15e. 3d. tar Red Shane Beheira . The transactions in beans had been limited, and the sales effected had been at 15s. 11d. f. o. b. The crop of Seesaw was reported to be deficient In linseed more basiasse had been doses at 96 p., equal to 37e. 6(1., at which rate it wee then& probable that farther porch/ars might be mail% though holders asked 100 p. The demand VW7tmeted,. hat the pries wee kept cep by the mail @applies from the intoner, Thera wens only foot chartered vessels in poet, and freights bad in wow venom advanced to 31. 2a. 6d. and 3L 6s. for fax; Os. le 6s. 6d. for wheat and beans; and a to 9-16 d. fee astbon. In making the above quotations, it Ikea be taken into condderation that the low rates of freights ruling in the lower ports, at. Constantinople and the Meek Sea, in consequence of the number of dimes gsged noels at all those ports, would probably in duce an influx of freight-meklag vessels from those plum, which will tea to cheek any further advance is the present rates, and may shortly cams them to go lower. s per Oat Omni %Per ant weirs.. Bulk Meek DOI& sal Deli sal Dreabeia PAU. Ds. do. Weis aziai davidda sad Wo DUILIN , IL 111, ..(art') 51 N N AZit.,Nce 1166,1 a 6 I Sera a (Ca. 'avowal 6 het.l I. Itt tq lien.Weiv.66iawr i = i 0 Dets thigrabillimo& BeiliaNd Rider 1 0 74 =WNW 1 11 4 DO. Worm De. MO Prelliniaosvg. _ lcuTger.4 ii DeVuiirdis7gat i;ni.:: 33 11•61 ... ... ... 16 Dc..ll l lr 1 1 . DB.) SO E m ma Co r .(14.166 p. Ct. Pre. md= ... ... 16 Do. New Das. 6p. Ct.— Do. Ist., Ip. Ct.. No. 1 11 Do. 40. No. 2 /A Do. N. St R. 6 pie Ct.. a Beaten Maim, ear A ((We E. U. Eh.) Uaelus 11:late Lk BAIL 23 Do. 01111111 C. Altte _ ii i is;: B. — i - 4 , ii;L: -- # is:cc, Do. New ell Do. 1.1 par Ct. Pra Bk.! 41.4.1400#11•1?in! 66 EdinbuzOsod 126 D 0.4 &am ww.b. m ,pecti:iii6de; $1 &OW, & Dorelt. 121.. Gzeter sad Exmouth .. Nit Norllez 21 i -- DO: j Zar --- 4;,A,Dkiiirrid I D 0.4 'hares. B, ft p. Ct.. 10 Do. 5 per Coat. Pref..... SO Ot.Snuth.aod West. (De.) 1 00 Great North of aufilaittl... S 3 Do. New, £4O .. . SO Do. New, ifto „. ... IS Do. New, oIS ... .. 100 Greet Woetera ... ... .. U Ds. shams I iii iiiiiiVie ikri; :.. .7. 25 Do. 1 Ammo ... ... tl Lapaut.y spa Carlisle Vo. herds 100 Il~eorhvc ud Y~ 961 Do. do. il.&&B.I I) D.. aa:r a • s : u 4 Do. attires to De. . «I !._::_ le' Do. i4W(rn.l 10 DO. West hiding Dame 23 Do. Prelltall and Wyr• 10 Do. g shame (A) 88 Leeds aad Itradftd... 50 Leeds and Think 14 Do. PreL 6 Do. No.l • Do. N 0.3 • Do. Do.. N 0.3 Do.Qaarters 113417 per et Ilg London sod Maclean ... 100 Loa., Brlibtas, k 8.00001 leg Do. New SS gaa.6 p.et. 9 Do. guannteed 5 p.Ct lateCroidonThrda.. JO Do. Pref. & 50 Do.Ocent. 5 p.et.,11132 121 London and Greenwich .. 20 Do. Preemie, ipu Lopecepis trotut.v4;itsi;-, 12 Do. do. Now 41 shares.. 7 Do. fifths 1 Do.2losh„li.. islB.(e) 60 London & &suds-Wasters 424 Do. Now, SSO 54 Do. New, S4O ... s Do. Pretenses 7p. Ct.. 20 Lowestoft Ouar.4 per Gat 6 !(roe]., Dal., sad Md.. 100 &snob., Whet, sad Lis.. . 23 Do. driers, No. 1 .. Ito Do. shams, No. $ 114 Do. shirrs. No. S .. 10 Do., New /510 Prof. ... 60 Do., Crest Grimsby ... 114 Do. do. . 224 Do. at sad Whorls— U Do. Grimsby Doak .. 44 Do. Lauda Ultima .. 100 Illdlead SO Do. S5O Muss 100 Do. Erns. sad Derby ... 100 Do. B. sad B. p. Ont. 60 Uldlsall ClLWestora (her) law Nark& ... 16 Do. Now 20 Do. Guam. 5 pow Ct 6 Do. orwrso.6l pot Ct.. U North 100 61 Ds. dons .. 14 Do. 6 Do. Predirlwos 174 NorAS th Iltreardeili& 50 O , Were. &Waiver. lb lesd,fisYd.iadßeigate 44 Ilayeen UM& . 25 Mega 12 dluvws a earra., Shwa A Ottsrastosd. Do., New .. ID awsrosirssy sad CLOW 118. MIL) . ISt Do. Orwestri „. to : Di , = bait. Peel MUsk& 60 Davos 16 Do. Prearranee S 4 Bostk Zieter ra $0 Do. No. 1 .„ .„ . . NI Ds. No. 10 Do. No. 4 =rid 10 Do. No. 4 41 11 Yerk.‘ Dee...i Gods.. 114 tballisid.iotherbais. awl Osele.WDt.ges.s p.Ct. &I Warrant sad Illkomay.. 30 Wise Talls7,ll p. Ct. gas. Is Do. do. do. 46 Wilts, 888111811181, &Worm * TorkNowswitis& Donner SO Daitt.(Tork&Nowes.) 8 Do. 0.N.6 Tartans or Pesliessie SO Tort sad North Minor -10 Do. Proiroara St Trims Ra mon. Angrio-Italiga fl hall_ ats r sad Aggrian) _ N Bailors* gad AWNS. ... N Central Prime (Virgo') Dar H f ar. I 1 hi I I r m. I w 1 , db. 6 ti dh. 26 11, 3 7 Ili I 10. 6 SI illa ~/ .... i ost i Ofllll4 bar laboola .. 100 De. 10 Ds ... SO Nommr sal lbw ... ... 141 Issedisris et issue 7 Odom 0•21 Slade= ... Is Put mill Odom ... ... 20 Padua 110815 ... ... 11 Pools Ed Illisibms .- 20 Raw Ng Mow ... ... 10 Orin sollismos ... ... Is mor• NM Noise ... ... LIVERPOOL, Roo. n. hose-Biossxss.—Ths market was riled by a bet tor rediag tsday, sad prim Iron a abide lute' Wry s2 4 —the hire oho Matilda', rosioL, CO— tie prui sun* q_ 1) c••— -•-Lositoo sal North Worm, 112—Dttso (ow r iltarto). I • llith dilifilel. li 1 p.—Ditto ti Wares, C), li pMor. IMAM ataid. ma ilsok, its s—xiaisd, &aro). pea I is—sseilk s asi Dev air sgsitt i l . i a ti 2,Vi si k m a s i=Torlr, N ord Nora amiss Spar fent. till '),4 d. BIRMINGHAM, Nor. 22. lirocatAxciuxes.—Thin Ina Tay Mtn 4sk z e i g =At* witayi • ten wine humanly Maintain le In - la ponnt mini as t• tar ma tains an Not lir In► swan to le an nen nit V Zr i rn a t ik.. ni Mir Wotan le Sinn; but at prow* Um, is an Is nankin la asilaray atom satttlafth Waft of atimeginiudi bo n d - __ - MANCHESTER, Nov. Zi. Orsoz-Ixamt•••• A Rages dial •a} avatar EV Aream.. the reee et wed lia gi t Mb peel. vier' awe ea alba la Prime. NONA all k tlew ..h. ou nitge es business ; tat la semV Am moo mp et bow soma. were 10004 Mt tow* the We P 4 114 IMMO a We • Ormes. ) 1 l(r,..Wry • :; , 1 6°. bi - . r a l s t f 9 1- -. 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SI 16 97i Mt 13 Ili 12t 1I II 1 71 i pin Ms; 5 4 14101 ITALY. BARDINIA.—It appears from the letters of our Turin oorreepotdent of the 17th, that the Mam bas are prorogued till the 29 h inst., preliminary to their dueolution. The new election, are to be ap pointed for the 15th proximo, and the new Cham ber will meet on the nib. Toe tactics of the minority are evidently com pletely revolutionary and rtpublican. It is hoped that the acre gamble elector', who bare hitherto withheld frogs the elections, may be induced, by the evident danger, to come forward aLd show their NAPLES.—Oar correspondent, writing on tte 14th Nov., says: As regards the affairs of WI Pope all is nnstery. The change of ministry ia FISAMI has again para limed the (lasts plot, and letters have arrived from M. Corcellrs, the minister of Bavaria, and others, stating it would not be advisable that his holiness should return to Rome for the present. The Pops remains at Portici. M. de Reyneval refused to join the new French cabinet because he knew nothing of its members, and had, I presume, little faith in its stability, and perhaps remembering too there was a better gams to play at Naples. The fends have slightly fallen; the last quotation of the Five, 92. Mr. Close, in English merchant, has arrived here with two steamers, which wi.l be employed, I understand, by the Neapolitan govern ment. SPAIN. The Spanish government has declared Mahon a free port fur bonding goods. It is declared to be a general poet of goods of the first class of all kinds, and the ca►tom•bouse station authorised by the Lew tariff to admit the introduction into Spain of English cottons and other foreign good.. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, Nov. 21.—The Stoats Cbswest, of this day, pabliehes a notice, by M. Van Bosse, the Minister of Finance, stating that after the lit Dee. next there will be a daily transmission of closed letter bags between the N. therlands and Omit Britain, by the steamers from Ostend and Dover, independently of the regular packet communication between Rotter dam and - London—an arrangement which will afford the opportunity of sending letters from the Nether lands by every steamer which leaves for England. Their route of transmission, either end Ostend, or end Rotterdam, must be inscribed on the address. The corresiondence from England to the Netherlands, era Ostend, will be subject to the same regulation. THE HUNOARIAN EXILES. The following is the speech made by Koeinth o. the 29th of October at Widdin, on the mosaics of the arrival of the decision of the Porte respecting the Hawke exiles. The speech was attentively lis tened to by his own countrymen and by an immense masa of Turks, Bulgarians, Christians, and Jews I feel happy, redraw+, to have it in my power to coin lianiatte to you the greeting and blessieg of the good and glorious Saha. (" El* I Maar aria equivalent to the English " Harrah!") The messeswer of that noble-hearted swatch afield yesten!ay, and brought the followiag Sultansews ' has not only decided on not t • Rath', denied. of Austtia and Bowie tar oar sztraittr, but has mareerer Muni upon his Nth as a lashomedan to continue his paternal proteethm to as in every way, should it even Widow, the safety of his kingdom. (E a, Eljers, Mien I) Chatisma,—lt is settled that we are to leave Widdiu, the war that wen all earnestly desire, Is order to fns out country from the &vim of slavery ; and which has until now named &Oda!, has become a cowtsisty. It is merely a question of time as when it shall commence, bat upon this point the minion of Feed Effendi to St. Petersburg will speedily bring us certain information. Brothers,—Our day has not yet closed ; the rays of the son still shed their dial gent light upon us, sad we have not yet played out our puts in this drama. The 11111,11 tidies will in future occupy a lofty and growing pc hloa fa the polbical soil of Europe. To maintain this positional. now our task —a difficult one, perhaps, it may prove, but therefore the more glorious. But fear sot my brothers, that we shall again be left to fight alone. The powerful Parte, Ragland, France, and Switzerland, are the strong arms which will assist as in future. A abort time ago the feeling of the Brinell parliament wee not very favourable to our cause, in coasequenes of the eon versos of come of Oar friends to the Mahomeden faith, and also of the proselytism which ;penile here. But a letter of mine, addressed to the noble Lord Pa'meratoo, and the triendly notions of several honest Englishmen, have et fisted a change; and all the English no aspapers, whether tory or whig, are nine imons is our finer and in their efforts la our mew. I can my, *sectors 'teatimes, with a elder conseience, that England and France ere 11&11111MUNIS is their support of our tense, and that they have resolved in alliance with the Sublime Porte to defend the imiepend ems of our beloved fatherland from the steaks of Rana and Austria. Is aserceemes of these t mete the Sublimes Pate his resolved ea tieh Hagman emigrants tram Wilda le Sneak. we shall remain there es ass will be added by the wbkh Pad Elendi will befog teem St. Patereberg. Ice my *dot Saumla, though not peps the best. is at keel lid most ezpedient place for the reddens et the HITSOIIII4 emigrants; for, in ease of a diderldlii war ageism Russia end Austria, it will be very easy kr us to reach Rustaikeek when we as cross the Dees% sad so smelly nen one own amary, where we may effew tea the soil the remiss of a /Ms= which whiles ea Its frost the *Mesas ems of as Get he the aurae& enehlealt les issidest is itslrial seen Isiesele a pestri aireaskiesespia. Ibsen eme Tidings is Sebeak set peen eidkisedy sap, which I ma smelly believe, we shall Sad la the Dar deaths 14 limgibk esemeimer, seat then by their revers. meat to naive the Beetteelis emirate, tai wash wind *wee few der We. OS head of thisinmels we amine well rained soil kindly estailaral aatlthesutbreak silks war, a nialliss whisk segessimeles a se Great Basis—a amaasestry widajeues leseors weete—has as slims er er Uks Bale mei Austria with whisk is demob Si. Wert of a salsrerof a potpie like HeyessAis which usseibmie ad - stand= for ths simile' of eat Isese papa Idle meld slake taw simmsbeill meet at a isessmy . which has suited tie by eavesedi bemoked pees. (Ras the realm wee letivispeed east naif I has tbe Tarim_ in whim were most snalleat " Bea JesekelEosentle r Illik JambaDemblaskil" " May Rona live a thousand years I " Ike.) When the isterespthes Eineeth seettneed : A few wads morn. seedcase, is order to prevent all_pse. site inmpekrities and apisassetsies, the Sabina Fats wines that the whole body of wsitrests should fees thins selves into ese caps, of which - I as to be the Wier. (rages, Elm D. ft hoar will, gesdamis, it le Wee abet. Set I grin • iikll4 above all, to see nate and Grin Mei meat pessimist eberesem Saks a the corm, for aci body can be seal sakes Si eapesat pries set is harmony with ash elleem Ow se is go p ales Aim is stkieLbeity, kr mimes perilades nail Ste Si' 4 sap& neismen sanitary amiss' shall mho "ereedendene elneetlea. • • eider to worret violates on the pin el Seario, est journey win be by lead ; sad Is eider to nada SW }Oft enekelsbie as far as manilla; expenses an essektesi. I bun sauteed from the Sublime Ports the sea of 24,000 *On es*, a Bekaa gift to she whole of the einyrreate, and which I shelf at ride divide equally mess you. The sassy having - beta divided astoeliheweeil grants, they separated to pupate for their which tech plant at the 30di end Slat - of and an the let and 3rd of November, in Ave bodies • OattIIALDL —A letter Ina the Wand of the Maas- Was, of tbelita oh., amoebae**. lepsnar• el' Chribaldi ' hoes that plus ; an d sambas boar oUthe 11th, kola Alp sboateireherietel Itteh os t e r at heorlielaa oosa•ot was touched at elblosard. It is farther laid that the Pietlimatisegomeinieht bill erievei 10,000,baao to be baled to Ida ea hie lASI tbatlo ref to swept ilia.. The mama et IA sot olkow. to Am keg 'A lbso ,ea 4 . souk Dismal 6> do kb'wood Ist see At ea sesthata Spapioli 'Wise; Isithe wiser refight le iceiply until he had ro. °dyed inoteettkes trout Ws govuoinont. THE SLAVE TRADE ON THE WEST COAST OP AFRICA. The following letter hes been received from Mr. Roberta, the President of the Republic of Liberia : " Government-home, Monrovia (Liberia), Sept. IS, ISM. " I wrote to pa a few days ago asaimuset g the probe. bility that in a few weeks the slave trade would be totally annihilated at the Gal Mae. I have the satisfaction now to inform you that lay expectatioas have been fully realised. The chiefs bays consented to abandon for ever the truffle, and have actually delivered to Captaia Dunlop, of her Majesty's ship Alert, all the slaves collected there tor expor tation, and have nursed the foreign slave•traden tut of the ocuetry. Captain Dunlop takes the slaves to Sierra Leese. The slavers have availed themselves of the captain's kind. arm aad token passage also in one of leer Majesty's ships for Sims Leese, baying Ant solemnly promised Captain Dank" that they would spin attempt to revive the slave Ms& at Gallinas or that nef f ghtimrhood. " Oar negotiations are mill going oa tar the Gilliam, sad I this k now will soca be *lewd to our saisfainion. The principal obstacle is now removed, and oar jariadictimi will soon comprehend that Medway. It will then be impossible ever again to revive the traffic in slaves at any poiot between Stern Leone aad Cape Palmas. "I am happy to inform yea that oar public Wain are going on smoot hly, thoogh our ate efforts for the suppres sion of the slave trade, and some considerable amounts we have bad to pay for new territory, have rather embarrassed as pecuniarily. I think we have great cause for encourage ment. " Oar mistime with the *Wyss are of the most friendly character. Commerce is ineresMag,' dial ear &Mem ere' giving more &Mastics them aver to agriculture." THE BRITISH FLEET IN THE DARDANELLES. The list of the ships forming the British squadron is the Dardanslles is ea follows: Same Queen, 110 guns, Captain Wise, Admiral Sir William Parker, G.C.B. Howe, 120 gnu, Captain Sir Imes Stirling. Caledonia, 120 gam, Captain T. W. Carter. Priam Regent, 92 pans, Captain Martin. Powerful, 84 guns, Captain the Hon. H. 8. Dead's. Veepance, 84 guns, Captain the B <rl of Hardwkke. Bellerophon, 78 guns, C•ptaia (no name mentiosed). Sntastana Odin, 660 hone power, 12 gams, Cept.Hon. F. T. Pelham. Wagon, 660 hone power, 6 guns, Capt. W. H. Hall. Bulldog, 600 horse power, 6 gone, Commander Key. Hoeamond, 287 horse power, 3 gene, Csaamander Foot. Ardent, 200 bon* power, 4 suns, Lieu. Bowel. Tartarus, 186 horse power, 4 guns, Commander Sir Gs& fray Webster, But. DREADFUL MILL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF Lint AT Pazeros.—Yesterday ae accident warred at the extensive manefectoey el Messrs. Swanson, Birlity, end Co., cotton spinners, Fishwick (is the suburbs of Preston), by whisk one man wee killed on the spot, sad another so dreadfully mutilated that he will in all probability have expired helot e this owlets the aye of the reader. It appears that on Wed nesday awning, Mr. Oddy, the guesser of the mill, fancied he perceived as escape of gas, and gave orders for en exami nation of the pips. Yesterday niorning a labourer, aimed Lawson, proceeded to search foe the leakage; it being dark, he procured a lamp, when the gas tram the main pipe lame diately ignited at the month of a sewer. The coast quence was, that the whole of the lights in the sorb east portion of the mill were exdaguisked, upon which the weavers instantly threw their looms out of gear. The engine being dies relieved of a great pro. portion of its weight, became ungovernable and ran wild acquiri..g• melt a velocity fro.n the impetus thus given to it, that the fly-wheel was spluttered to pieces. This engine (which was a smaller one, there Wipe two in the factory) was situated at the east end of the large mill, and worked the looms is the north-west mill. The or dinary speed of the fly-wheel was about fifty revolutions p.r minute. One of the edemas of the large engine war broken off, and the fragments scattered in various directions —seas to one end end some to the other ad of the engine house, whisk is 80 fest Wag. A partition well, two test thick, dividing the engine nem, was levelled with the ground by the force of the shock. and part of the fl-or of the beam chamber la the large engine house was difple cod. John Cooks, elegise tinter, a pan about 60 years of ego, was dreadfully injured wielleteedsovouriag, is was supposed, to stop his engine: his MOM arm was sore off near to the shoulder joint. He was Israel by a trarreasat et the fly wheel, and fell adepts of Pa fist through a kils which had been made is the floor. The atop valve sad chest of the engine (which wee of 40.borse power) havieg bees broken off, ceased it to Pop. Shortly after the accident, H. Kirkham, manager in the Christie. toss, was found lying behind the door of the south musses to the engine -house. He was quite dead, having been struck out the hood by • fragment of the wheel, and his legs also being broken. Ks was 24 years of ego. A 'rag meet of the ilyewheei pmeemeed the wall at the north end of the sugingarosa. whisk ie *Mess inches AUL Lustier fragment was theses Om& the window at the PPP sail of men sogbilionse. TDB small segios-house, whale the soieWty ..caned, is IS Pa by 10 feet. The engine ens. Mined eriespeindealy damp. The windows at seek sod of the onglowbsoss were shattered to pieces. A pords• of the Pak kea.it to levee hundred I. amber, will be illeprivoi of Peek hr • abort tines by the seeded AUTUMNAL SHEEP SICLAEING.—Tte crime er slipping sheep and puluining the wool has become of fre quent occurretee in this district, end numerous are the eds. plaints mad* of depredations of this description ; where who have wattled with anxiety the safety of their Sp*, throughout the most trying .sons, have suddenly bole shorn of their hopes, and bad their prospects blighted by some cunning workman skilled in the handicraft of .. deeds of darknem." More than an unusual degree of expecte tica was created during the past week, in the hope that some of the depredators would be apprehended, but this astkip Won, as will be seen, was doomed to dire!). pliefenient. A large quantity of wool was discovered in a been situate In a lonely put of the road near Bran ' *Waite, and information was sent to the superintendent of at Workington to that effect. Superintendent Dobson ly despatched a man to keep watch at the pleat diaing tie night, but was unsatiemiefel, the offenders not daring to approach their hidden treasure. Rs left word with 1161.0 varies who were at work adjoining the barn to keep 'Patch doting his absence to partake of refrphseat, sad the Pool war safe up to flys o'slock in ties sushi'. The police officer, bowever, did not arrive at his station until seven o'clock, and within these two louts the hers bad been coin fleeced of its Patents. and the detective taught • r et se:a lF that we possum* he will not readily Pere. Hopis are still entertained that the parties will be bests &to jos tles, and that this growing evil, if not sieWsly will be checked at knot for a eseima.—Ormberinneligaraogelet! Aar Tultilllllllo MACHINES IMINIPT MOM TOLLS —This qmosies, es *Ma She ermine of the marowetes ot this sail Ohm somas is Meted, see Wise* base the Wel: busk lest tats*, eel dimmed WI& seseh sees sod . Mr. Mooed P . _ ste_esootf_l*Mour, saw mewl the or of tell'lrWirbirsook.gata skew nom why lee deNteeded tell MB Ids mail*. lit. Nue*/ appeared is the part of the , p aw ems ; and Mc Mershon, of Letterhei v he Me alleslir, er rather the Were. l it . Menhall quairdpeessel &shim eed r;to prove that *rabble smile= are liable to toll. 1 64 /3; for his env*, Math dot sties waged ea Om ether ma he had, sissera ether this., NUM eaMillere Mends to OS thlialtlement authorities Jetsam sad Walker of the wadi of these melee the swim erte l :2* actual tnlege of the soil, sad le • mem of worm hi esdememed to *ravines the kissed mussel (lit. Bedew% liesphes) that say aGaohiss act este, alip sag to add** the nil, se sot, sad ought sot to be tamed as et re. Mr. M. ties hid he lms the the • • • le had thee. sub mitted te swassel. Tint • dial ise mashies let to • helm (either by day el gto work by the pins), 1:181eis whose beiects ' le let or lookers] ma. *orbit Oka he 01 IMMO hems to the hr mar's le *sit, t essltd i to 3 Geo. IV., esp. 126, s. is ha mbeadry Ti this question Mr. Berjeast Ste I US of oral* that a &inlet ahead* is as hapielleee et hhehmdry within the est, ash Sat *are beteg a wassisi option of all hip* meats of terheladry,that esemptila emsot be restrained by a mere ettetriessal &foresee derhild from the esters of the esempiles sod erloalterel sedum. The positive "athe ism ss es thismelad Weed, aa argument is the =l.lOlllO l . eta , Mow &daft redriedoe ked be t a. as * hoplemeMe, ft would have been eigrempi. TWO memplistele fameerof kashmir, were seseliwal se eaMded to a ibmiustie alemesties. The out creestloa wr, Whaeher • 11 e Wi t be *Eke mean wee hem MU es we Wittiest kokaadry, whoa 'elm t ezi rt eetemarg hums the hew* belief • hmee slo has Wed it t ToVthe quelies the based coma pm the fellowt.g reply. Tu sks impiemmt employed for a waren with isamert, sad Me se oilier ramose, mese he eemilered is impleemst of her iambi, Gad this • themidee mashies esesermaily falls Main that Sum Atom • iteet osessliedthe bee* &- Wei OM thesehme mashies@ we esempt hem len. Ike beeps of the gMe wee oohed ea M o wy ail Me =perm Mil .And the telL—ltertiempOse ry. EMIT %ENT MD CA3l=l3l7ll' Carus SHOW. — It hes bees Odds; to Mead* the annual cattle thew at Costerbery; bst es ewe eseipesiatioa, plmehise lam* w ed; messede ss = ar_ ritoeious la sad metes% hrs. petal to be NM Elena Extentenos.-;-0f the greet sealgeatha freei the Ns* of Itylvad, idirodigii he tioseded et MO, N boa sleet to ladies* that two *sash ea the tore* this we, the Jam Black sail StaadorC ham more thee MOM las her days, sad will sail for New Torts early in the amiss week. —Lennie* Chrottick. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. A slight degree of weskneas has manifested itself in the stock market since the commencement of basineas this morning. Consols opened, as they left off yesterday, at 941 for money, and 944 to for Re count I they have sines been done as low as 4, and are at present quoted 944 to 4 both for cash and the 12thD,e. Transactions have been effected in the Three per Cents. Bedewed, at 93;„ 4, and 4. The Three-and a-Quarter per Cont.., at 94, 1, and 934. Bank Stock, at 1981 and 1991. Indian Stock, at 259. Exchequer Bills are quoted the same as yesterday, marking 475. and 50s. prem. The foreign stock market continues very firm in price, though with no great amount of business going forward. Spanish Three per Cents. continue in fa vour, and have touched 37. Mexican are rather weaker than yesterday. The transactions of the day consist of:—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 851. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 824. Mex ican (ex January coupon), at 264 and 1. Peruvian, at 52. Portuguese Converted, at 34. Spanish Three per Cents., at 381 and 37. - MIME FUNDS. Mllak Sleek. 1355 95 1 3 pee Ct. Oes. am. Dee. 12. 513 5 Spee Ci. Nei Atm.. 535 i 35 per Cu. 34 j pee Cl. Ocs. Awes.. fit 5 ittabequez 1515., 47e. le NJ& PORNIGN run DS. 117:01WrileVAi 1 orr et. 461.4 14 ONO* N. Ifer Owel.. .-. 5 pee ue. S per Ct. Brunt= Ma., 313 6 4 07 . a Ditto New. ..33 II per Ct. Doom Ayres. 41 3 11;eaTtees. Ms. 1111 9 Ditto Milan 55 7 153e.,.17 5 . _ . Ditto Colowitt NC 13de. 3 per arr il l li piala Pisa. in 7 1 Colombia 17.5u040r 8d... II — I *Audi Dekrej L ll4ll- 3 per Ct. Destiela 134.., 734 Ditto P 35 per Ct. Duteb Dia, SR 45 3 per Ot 'l l:eueda&e. 33 S 4pm et. Bute Lena. el 3 __ Vesewaela Deigned Ng.. I 3 SI N TABU, Nov. 11. Per Fair Amount. limey. tOssalag kilgbeet. Lamest. Ckriai -- - - 3 per OM& ....... 37 0 I 34 93 17 0 34 SS 17 0 Spr Cuts- 3 do. New Lou , • 0 “ • 41 1 tar Cents.. . 4 pre Cuts TO 0 ~ .. n ” 1524.940ne oft WA m• So days, 0 SO• 9 0 days, 23 US. ._. , _ . ..... VIM Ds. A, 1.1141 Do. lie Ds 34 !NOM 114.114117.. Mae 2amala Tbraii " Tessiory Ink Ilona ..,_ MOO &visa—Perim sad Orlessik 737 30; Hausa sad Havre, 23373; Avliptaa sad Marseille% 216 22 ; Strasbourg sod Bale, 102 50 ; Castro (berms), 100; bardsaas, 007 50; North, 442 77 ; Paris arid Strasbourg, SU 70; Taus and Matas, 2so; Vanillin, right Mak, 210 ; Varsalllea left bulk,, 170. Meow), Nov. 17.—Three per Coate. 211 lour per Cents., HI paper; Fire per Cents, Ili ; Coupes., di ; Book of IN. Ta4l,. mod. 77. rarbange oat Loudon, 30.45. MINCING-LANE.—THIC DAT. tid ao iiiteoatt —The market hes been dull today, and the Wolf lee of last week have been scarcely sustained ; but the importers 20 have shown firmness in public sale, and bought in freely. 10 5,000 begs Bengal offered, about half sold. ; 150 hbds. St. too Croix, partly sold. K. fined dull. Grocery lumps, 47.. to :4 49e , which is a shade lower. Comm.—Toe small public sales went off at previous 15 rates. Gaod ordissry native Ceylon, 451. to 455. ed. 17 Selena remain steady, and Pepper fully supporta the late advsnee. 124 Sri etym.—Broody emethines firm ; Rum steady, but not 60 active ; proof Leeward., Is 44d. to Is. 5d.; B. 1., Is. 34d. 151 Botess.—There has been a large business done In Nitta, at at, 9d. to 12a. 3d. 100 TL. —Fine Cocoon, of the new cr. p, has been sold at 1 : Is. cld. Green continues in fair demand. 16 Cotton remains deli. In other articles no n material alteration. The week malt Si be eonaidared to hare boon a dull one, and the amount of to badness dope lead than an averse one. So 21 TALLOW lIARKET.-THIS DAT. ‘34 ee There are MOTS buyers to tho market to day, at an ad- CI vsLos of 33. per ewt. Quotations are as follow: Petersburg 20 Y. C. on t h e epat, 375. to 375. 3d. ; October to December ro d livery, 370. to 375. 3d. ; January to Illarolt. 375. 3d. to 12 1 375. ed. ii COAL MARRET.—THIS DAY. rt. Boddie's West Hartley, 144 6d ; Cm's Bartley, 14e. 114/.; 9 Eden Bain, 16s. 3d. ; Bartley 14s. 6d ; Walk End Bemicks and Co., 15s. 9L ; Walls Bad Braddill's Het ton, 175. ; Wal s End Haswell, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Het. in ton, 17s. 9d.; Wits End Imnbton, 17s. id.; Walls End SO Stewart's, 17s. 6d.; Walls Bad Tem, 17s. 6d.--eltips at N. market, 144. se MARK-LANE .—T et DAY. at The little English Wheat on sale this morning was die- So of with difficulty, at rarely the rates of Monday r. os last. a e The arrivals of foreign Wheat during the week have ; been large, viz , 28.85 C quarters. Had millers evinced i t o any disposition to purchase, it is possible they might have lot done so to-day, at a reduction of Ir. to 2.. per quarter ; but 2$ they hold o ff , in expectation of a still further decline before 1 the verde' lay days expire, in which, however, it is not un- I: 4 likely they may find themselves disappointed. Barley p was also in large supply from abroad, nevertbelets * its value was tolerably well supported. Interior and light 124 Oats, whether foreign or lash, were easier to pureness; but 33 good Corn sold on about the same terms as at the beginning U of the week. Him* and Yeas without alteration. es ei /11.11IVAI8 INTO LONDON FROM 19th NOV. TO 23rd NOV. so Qrs. 11:4114. watch. blab. Fords& at. Moat I 2020 I Rads, ...... ....... 4430 i ow Fl 60 6190 et. Flour. 6,320 masks ; Looms Avsason.—Wheat, 435. Id. ; Earley, Ma. Id. ; Oats, 20 les. Ikl.; Rye, ma. Id.; Maas, 291. Td. ; Pew, 113 s. 3d. 6 IN IMPERIAL AVERAGE& IIS Idatiff,) Osta._ Bou' Ns& Oct. 13 4 Wllwat.l l. 4010 Od 17. 3d244 Ktes I m. ool, ed „ 30 . 41. WI% lid 17. 44 1 941 961296 34,31. 3d 21 410 7c1,230 541 17. 34130 Td 10 Nov. 411 id Zia 74140 Idd 01. 9d,290 10d 29. 7d IS 40. Tepid Id Ida 11499. 0E'2114 44:1110 lid 13 17 ... 40i dd leo 36161 116911. TdiSdi 7d Si vest Agg. Adm. 41 d 3114 44117. Id 99. Tdldo ddials 3d Dvid.—Wboitt, Bong. O.M. Rt 4 Um*. end Per. 1.. tai Oct. 13.1 oe. ao., Oat 27. Nov. 3. ii 1 ii 1 40 40 !=• .» 7-- lii BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. is Mears. Pitt/mils and Smith report that the Hop market continue gocel to all new Hops, and, with the very swell yti stock remaining unsold, priors are expected to p much IA higher after Christmas. Yearlings and old Hope are alao let SO nom demand. W AIDES.—THIS DAY. Lasasistam..—llides, 661bs. to 641b0, lid.; 641ba W la 721b5., lid. to 2d. ; 721t0. to 80Ibs., 2d. to lid. ; SOWL.,to 881 ha, 201. to ,3d. ; 8816. to 961b5., 3d. to M. ; 96Usi. to w.„ 10411.., 34d. to 4d. • 10416.. to 11216.., 4d. to 44d. Hone ; Bides, 7s. Cult Skims, light, 1.. 6d. to 3s ; full, 6.. so BaamowasaT.—lihsep Skins, riled, 41. to 6.. 9d. ; Hoots sad bal4sztds, is. 6d. to 4s. Dowse, 2.. 641. to 3..4d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAT. /IL 31 The supply of Beasts is tc4erehly good to day. Trade le slow, bat - Monday's prier en generally realised. The t o Wier totalities are net all sold. The number of Sheep Is ecssidarable lel the tine of year • the il demand is very limits. sad Monday '. qaotitioas •eannot be maintained incept fog choieest Downs, ~,!, of which there ate very few on o ff er. Calves ere ; more plentiful,- they suffer a redaction is pries of folly cc od. per Whs. Trade is erseadiagly heavy for Pigs. From * Germany and Hollead that. see 270 Besets, 1,840 Sheep, I 101 Calves, and 28 Pigs ; Leicester and northaa ton, 400 Is Beasts ; sad 146 blilele Cows (men the Hone N 21 IV saes of Ma aG.a 4. law 0. .1. Ll. 30 NA ea*. oral Bail Easorab....... 3 0 4 20 I * me sa 'oaf llssea 2lO 8 4 De. des. . - ... • 0 30 Aim .......... no ~... . , Met val. i'n'ex-ereso 4 0 4 1 Lento .. „ ..__ ... . 0 0 N Rate. at ameket. 1.0T0; limp aM 'amis. 0..000 ; 001,10. 233: 90 2100.204. 40 (7ev Cwasky Mak* me last page.) is LEBDB, soy. 22. eroczazciusos.-44sis we bays to report market. This morninb kens and Thinks were done sa d lr eli t i t li s 1 91 several rake being efhated at that rata. Orniedosiene baying bees dose at lie: Part insassitire, 124 ; 'Oink No. I, Y. ae. din; dalegenisa Preterits" 71 a.; 6hsasaL. Ro therham, mg Gods his YORK, Nov. 21. Stoox ExcsAvoz.—Calledostaa. 10i; G d reet Northam, I ; North HASA Halves, 41. York, Nevoi* sod Barwick (maids lei*, 111. BRISTOL, Nee. It lhooz-liaaftawaft—Tbe market was tolerably firm, bat wee baba bat little .to Main, Witten ern neetasuity straw eatitta. 'ha retooled titalbsp ware la Greet Western Quarter ' lam% lett& left elr at 111 Os.; Midland 144. dares were 6ose at II ; Great Wafters New 171., at% dia.; sod ra Tele $ per esala, C Pr. YORK, Arretreler= • lITOoI-Ziawrom.—Ctroat Northam, II ; Nhrth British sates, Nol4. ; North Nalrdalre, ; Tick !rewards, sad - il ii bS 63 22 25 it 30j 471 I n a 120 i ll~l + ~ }