The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-03 00:00:00

111111111wor 7- - - - - ....-- - ° ; :":.'f /44°;-111,110,z_ipi4Z -1/11er;S-• l e al k° , -e 45 . et ~ ..1„. 1 . - ---- I -° _,-..Z . -2.. /It lir - Z . &L . ....416...---..0• . jerAIINIA urz ASSURAN:CIt C0 C.7 b1: 41...#4- ANY. The - amount of haw SOW is 428 1-sth millioes , ~.r......,,,,4 by.vdad 0 , apided, , ,,ddt cub Incl.. &gaunt 284 millions of bullion aad Mb. . ledest .o e t ru e t we leateel k.o.tate. ar to nword .ateg te u i erjaemee tesefile ef bet r etti rl e -nee .t in the ti ce T.t mereding Tl Ole Tlll itsou ßAN of t!: ** OP F remed lUlNCE Ilp eek tO Fell. ',With Owe en: mosey aesed to see learned cant*. tacethw with ihe Inge an 4 coot /we e, k tag w ; Week sodas Weak sorting . i wo e" Lll f prices. Wheat flint and freeli beuftht. Oats dull. at a NO7l trifling reduction. beans stet y. White Whtat, Gs. to to otoloit 6s. 63. per bushel ; red, Ss. &I. to 6.. Barley, 295. to 3'2a. V . : per qr. Oats, 14s. to 21. t. Beans, 4s. 31 to 4s. 61. pcs oe gj eo busheL inesitha iddpeeder the weeeteo we e d now Me pronehrom en rower!. of 8.1..... i Jan. 2e. Feb. 1. t i ill . filltt AD AS &Aimee:tot:Cot, Jan. 31.-The eom laws being now re- ~,...11, e C, OWN. searos coneeete moiety to We novel : whilst th , veneitula liaaniews. & t y. r. e. pealed, singuiarly enough, our farmers have made up their r 0 „ . .. 841 ,, Mlle ommeerersonetioulos enabled Use lemmas to offer aerated Capital ~....... -............ 40,9011.808 0 67,9r0ex0 u w h ea rarei to pol.ed lorideri. as will he wee 10 7 TOONTIOOO th the P•o• Cagetalef taw famed Oaks .......... Iffeffilaffie 0 23,330,000 0 nainis to expect and bold :or an advance on their proeluce. "'"'"' ; w ow and a Use vaned and extendee table., ebb* bare Men owe- m eg . eon WSW snet lan , " raw "P's* ter the ma id Ihtsholtvaltvn• Swerve 4 sew falai einia - ......... ;sows • s:sseo: in o WILK DIORRISON, Redden Dewier. met • ready sale, at rather over lan week's rates. Barley is alleged 1. Ineweastrest. leek, Lawton. OW I. MIA Lwow to real e = -..0.-.... 4 1 01S0110 0 4,016,000 0 taken freely at le. per qr. advance. Oats, firm, but not . r.N.D&TEADS and CHILDREN& COTS.- ' ' in i e : it 1. 1 bawls ••-••••••-••••••:-........ ff.= e a a n . . 1 2. 4 0:0 a : 781.) LONDON, SATURDAY FEB. 3, 1849. . (THREEPENCE. higher. Wheat, ss. 6d. to 6s. 1.1. per 6- stones. Malting Nee A ego larm asortmeall If awe Eanteads la hea awl &wafters 11111510 ladle • _ 7115,963 55 34,11 , 2 23 9 Barley, 275. to 295. per qr. of 32 stouts ; "eluding, 245. to of Col fade sod Ints tram lb. emit Steed with inveldenlint. sad_ sante Mem' sums of Tramer2. - 4;idier 31,733,606 53 30,40,61.1 Se 265. New Oats, Bd. to ed.; old, 10s. to 111 per stone. Pepe w ays. aod entirely fres ham sweakents. erc e lliON SALM at the Mega meemessenue. 73,906,842 89 78,016,170 V 'loots Loudon and North Western 136 to 7 • Ores% bLidrele Of the Beetal, shout 3e0 60 NIP whits Benet" of 20 stones. Superfine Flom, 38s. to 405.; seconds, 330. to 34a. per sack aemenenesof WILLIAM IL 111011•011 OM* gad BerWak Mt Aesemesesseme Mdo beenders ~ . 54,278,733 0 24,30,711 • Oreereleteeet tomer of II awl a Neememetwee. =m a w, e a g a m sake are the enema te the • tetse she be Aim the mama 4.416,80 e 0 3,1.73,608 0 Great Northern', 92 to I di& ; Blackwell, 5} to 1 • peopeo o or sow Iron Pping hera ke. „ . & opeensme alba se boa perible en Ned ht the lesaihee . .... . 717,197 0 735,289 0 Namur and Liege,6l to 7; Sambre and Bleu'', 31 to 'et! been Ter) Indy', and full _pekoe have haa t pad, both for coo _ flournenrrow, Fele 2.-There was much more flimsiest wheth soestemsese he:stead. num mem hula = s he samption sad import. The quantity sold amounts to 550 dis . played vs-d i ll, and a considerable amount of busload Ran 1 ese s.er to sect Ms watiedesd. Oeworto tea ~,rat trier el linTith - teiNe - yepart i.i eases, 2,250 bags Brasil, at from 345. to 38e. for brown, and dorog. G aid heat may be quoted at from 45e. t 3 645. per had, e ssoss - ..wn egnegirse, elk skserresek way kersaoserlesthil, I" 5,720,071 93 5,941,041 35 5A5 1113 FirlfilOTHD UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. 395. to dlo 61. for white, besides a car g o 01 4,100 bags w hit e qr. according to quality. Grindino Barley, 225. to 2.55. • orders Ism fear pod) tem Dram et bulk mak. hy Maack (Theirday's wises will be found in last pawl Pernambuco. cf the new crop, at 25e. per ewL afloat ler the waiting, 2Ss. to 30r. Beans, 28s. to 3-sr. Peas, 30s. to Ot3s; Settee 2,349,431 0 1,600,427 n fiberdees. 19 20 ETS.-Splendul designs ia Tapestry, at ler„,,ii - = ••••• - • ...... ..... ......_ ~ ,...2 11 25 ‘64,103 25 Lsweh_ s edh . ni: n e! , , 21 d Mae, eheMeld, and Lineobaleire, Medicament= ;60 hhda. Porto Rico and 500 brls. Vent :eels Oats, white, 17s. to 225.; black, 16s. to 19s. heir o New 101. Pref., 111 M. sad 45.: beet Dinawle 3... 44. ; well swooned flowdoth. Liquid. of teak of Algiers 266,04 611 2 ai,124 04 ‘ 4,040466, will Ilidlatte, 92 3 I were likewise sold, at from 38s. to 40s. per cwt., duty paid. WAKEFIELD, Fe b. 2.-The buyers of grain at this mar- B"t I 8 0 ,. coc e o o otwoopiiii. ./ ..,,,,,... 24. etper -Higher rates have agate been paid for Molasses. The het have for some time confined their purchases to present LOT wad. awl yerd.wide French ebbitses et le.+l. pw D i en . str, d e e . w en .. end no l• rt e •CIMILYT;auiI MIMING have tuniov'co the& edge e i= dee Do. Clre., 5 from the tan M N 0.4, Regent r m., m ase g or , ,e nw / pewee - 574,923 43 6 10,361 82 Do. New IN. Pref., 981 sad eateWo. They ere ithooreing 4 sward thousand rants D1aw 4451 ewl &vow 'UMW. ill Chester & Holyhead. 22 3ex lat Cent., 126 sx div sales for the week amount to 350 pans.; Antigua realised wauts, and we believe this to have been the case amonost 205., floe Demerars, from the quay, 18s. 61. • and an old dealers geaerally. On Tuesday we had a lively demand for of Dir sent o etas above low oriew and every ether deserfeeka ef eameme; wh y s brawls Sears ..... 01414 0 571,391 0 Do• Prefo it ee Int N. Britiah, 171 import, 175. 6d. per ewe ; 160 casks East Indio; Treacle also Wheat, and to.day is much of the same character, buyen ,th' ri singesabbt. Testa =pat daamers for conalw, Ise. Reeding.= hist 1011.yene............... smsoe 35 24,109 83 H. Seldion 23 f- 3 i Do. Ors, 4 sold, at 17s. per ewe. taking freely at au advance of fully Is. to 2s. per qr. on last Ditto la brush blabs ................. 46e,611 0 400,64,5 0 Da. M. 10s. Gpw Ct. Pref., 21 I Do. Thirds, 541 ANYWIRP, Jan. 31:Coffee condones in regular demand. N E W ORNAMENTAL UTILITIES for suserim -... ... ...- 133,242 24 141,763 17 Easters conatirs. nl per, eree is Vole., 241_ week', ratee The show of English is small, but of foreisn mu ISTII4B PRESEITd. Do. New Guar. 4 per Ct., llf 4 Reed., ril.. & Rag., 1111 During the week, about 6,000 hags hero changed hand& at prices wooing tor Brazil, ircm 19c. to 22 lc. St. Domingo, i c i tl X an ample supply. Barley Is. per qr. higher, and fine m t. t ha so t t ve. rem seed Vows Tiew he woke mein. 1111078,731 se 666,547,556 18 De. Extene No. 1 .1 P Sena& Csatral. 251 ing quality scarce. Oats and Shelling firm, at full prices. e.r !".r . lirea I Pleases awl bread naves in wool. ke. alierA• Fest Lancashire, Me Shrews. & elm. (A). 3 The sheer ffelkeller, Led !hank awl Tca Cohn SP° O l4 tit Abdo- Oda sod would ham been done in Bend, but holders have withdrawn lowing ;are the present prices : Wheat, per qr. of 601 be. Owb in the b rosah banks 133,343,534 o 127,711,131 0 'neat NortWea, 91 Do. New Gino 11 ar ims :eoe, 1. beer Jug : PIA Nevem ha *Wed RCA le. Ike. se a. we-dew-Ate OWN et tbs Dtareeed Motba In Wedadester ' me over aus -.. 71,085 64 3,e37,713 73 Oa Maus k. Dekreed, 3 Shrews. and Oswistry, 141 from the market. Stoek in hand about 91,000 bags._ to the bush., Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red,new, 455. to 48a.., In Atha. Is new r. local a a gamete In Perna. iblis sod serptasees la Pads ..... „.. 63,894,301 ss az,1911,155 90 a% Wale.. / 1 . 6 Per Cento 41 Dn. New. 1 Cetton: Prospeuts for this article remain favourable, the extra, 605.; white, 46.. to 60e; extra, 53e. Norfolk and 16 1 Hew l'orrera erort awe awl Bella lufant Pachas. annew Neely. D 4-. _Es. 1a 1510011104441 lineelo,32O 33 os,elC,3n 17 Ca N. 01, E 4 2104 4. 140 1 4 Skropetire Cato& * manufacturers of this country being in full employ and with- Hunts, red, 41s. to 465.; extra, 48e ; white, 44t to 48s. ; Pole I mid by ail r :taller.. A war Cat Woos of Summate . Art 31anufso. AuvOn.... Who" ••_•••• . o•-••••- 30,101,2M 0 19,810,070 0 Oast Modern, 1024 2 11.1‘453realain, 43 out much stock. Georgia and Mobile we quote from 24e. extra, 50s. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 445. 110 15 to 24.6.-Surar : Oar stock being badly assorted, no sales to 465. ; extra, 435.; whit& 41s. to 435. ; extra, 50s. ; SeTer twee o et. 2. &gees. ern a from 4;C:4 DALLS, 12, Old Bond etrael, es edvascasea Itunik paled Man 31,033023 5 31,614,01.3 05 Do. Q 5411117 0. r o l 3 6. Meters, 23 e Nees of throe enmity stamps. Adresse es Crush pudic hinds by Dn. New 171., 1 S Dn. Scrip N 0.4, 7/ 1 S W l e V a a r 1 7;11; 1 6 per Cent. Caw., of importance can take place. Brown and yellow Havana Yorkshire, red, 42a. to 451. ; extra, 475. ; white, 445. to 465.; ' , hid brawn beaks are worth from 1216. to 1518 -Hides: The market ii firm LARK'S ROYAL WAX CANDLES.- NO Admen le the daft cm Tremor, pV FF.-Mate 1114. per Pai-Lnxwisat Ileht ; 'millions rill Imes - The Ale, of amine a reyal Uth beara-11 Wray tuna.- /hears le the etsie a; loan of US ill.""Ce 0 4"0". 0 twes. D°.Tbini. 'ared Tmeaker " i -•• 74 reawarcnt a. e ax.-Tbey muff maroadres.-Are hard es erberae- . L ia d . ..... .... ..... .......... Komodo 0 50,000.060 0 D e , Ha., a d p t. 29 1 Yarn, Nowa. & Poo, 291 extra, 50s. ; Minnie and Konigsberg, white, 475. to 445. ; ex. effect for all descriptions. Dry hien Plats are selling et 1810. to tra, 625.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 475. in th I 371 e. ; salted, 14c. to 17e. • dry Hi) Grande, 174 e. to to 485.; extra, 495. Mediterranean, red, 40s. to prop Do. Orig. (Newt. k Bar.). 291 9 271e.-Dyeiwood ; Thu stack ' being but 1,11141 11. an ine rove• 3fe. ; extra, 455. ; old, re& 1817, 455. to 494. ; white, the I ol eo , :oa t... awl cheap to sommon tallow Merle. II War true eta. a d d, ;,*„.;;;; ..........._. p s ., loo .rgio 0 i t y 0 0. 0 ap e Do. Friths, 71 Do. Extend= No.l (York and went may be be looked fee. 81 . D 4 w 14 11 0 15 weelh '' from 62a. Barley, per qnarter imperil'', Norfolk and Suffolk, flog Neter. 7be preelearin Wow the walk% foe way 41b, reeset bears a dew , Nab Nowa`, 21/ 1 n od t a to, ei, %KA :4 Rol AL WAX CAN DLLs. 44.. Wed wand. zsgmund a mid mai , la 42 . 124113 13 34413 . 313 13 bt:Ti lee drdl,,, Gtw air e l l 7 o l e . e d o e ,, L . 91 De. N ., 3 atm 10 her.). 21i i 311. to 3411.-pieseeto : peen a r e gem, do g ru li ng f row , 27c to 31e ; extra, 32k ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshir& 27c rang' Ito sw e 1 , whir tote Med are ease inceptkina Other cantles wad sue ' ' 2711. to 2701. per 60 kdo. to 30s. ; extra, Ells. ; Scotch, 295. to 31s. ; extra, 325.; grind- be fe rata dim erne. rad oa7 'her lea.: emainue so ! The Veen New PQM MOM -.......-...- ........ -.. 11,U5,741 SO 12,031,741 SO Do. W. RM. 1 . 70140 . 11l 4 & am be win at the seteleacemeat uf the Meteeollten Labs Net and furniture , 417, woo masa. stet door to the bag,tll4 TOWN. aid WWI Aim& blahs • 4,000,000 0 4,010,000 0 lords W Ne° 41304 . 101 1,273,210 11l 3,273,739 0 Ls& sall isethwth. 3 1 . Do. 0. N. lg. Par.. 91 * Tort and N. lensed, ell t Pa Pei, an /mad Wm.. as Is the city a ratio zineue • %emus a lone Driilaos, & s•Diesi. 3 +l I my- sod W• 21 . Eie He BAD Buse, Jan. 30.-Coffee : The market is more quiet, but tne opinion is favourable for the article. Our market is q r • badly assorted ; about 8,000 bags Beni cold at 2ls. to 31s. • • '', . 2Gs log, 221. to 25e; foreigt, -1 .to .; extra, 28s. Beans, per desir natter 63Ibe to the hushel, small, fine, new, 31.. to 335. ; old, 365. to 375. Ticks, new, 235. to 325.; old, 335. to 345. ; fo- M r 2i, of e l i r g i 711 i n oisn4.4 n : te 2 w s ..!, d , e . 2 t,r 3 e tti . , t 0 12106 .1 , 41 3 .. 4 ;; ! .. fie dt r O u sai a : i n F,i , , 1n9 7 4.. d. r . at o t esmh n a c out , I,i nd m ri ;e, e s r ep l x i l o ol t, eo al 9 odi f l d el .o6 . i . o trbch n oceti: .•.derm... typo apeetswat ot the ex die Boulogne and Amiens, 8 -Cotton : Oar stitch is very mull. The sales durieg the COMFORT in SHAVING depends on the proper.. MeV .........i. t,oeo,eoo o Lomat,* 0 li.t. SN. Western 1. 36 1 3 4 Deteh Rhenish. If we ef a-A RAeOlt. so eta ISTIMIIIe. rod a PAPTI to Interest is Naticerel Minuet Bank MA9O 9 200.1.000 0 De. New gree ixi;i 3 I Northern el Pewee, 7; week consist of 260 boles American, at 411 e. to 41s -Sugar : meo w, e . e a d t ‘..,,, of the dm. lett% 11 ',TOW. -...i.1 CI. Atoll with h i s s m e t a y m e sa l ian a. in the De. PAW. 9 Orients and Bordenue. 2; 1 We have no tranese• ions of ally hi rportenes to mention. Prices are rather low( r.-llice : 50 tierces Carolina Rim were OM ma lona tee reser ;to three '1.'14 be added a soap drat edi st o w e d in goont ts .,, e d the Loa & & Western, 43 Paris and Rowe, lef bushels, 395. to 400 ; extra, 425. Pea& per imp. qr., blue at al . wee rtry reedwite .n ie.. !r.re, aue re .roomb Wel teeT , `.. l el'agir rhar_UNl prwrineisl towns !MOM n 236,,0w 0 Do. Tuire., II; Paris and Strasboarg, 21 disposed ot at 131 to 141 mum per 100 lb., and 1,500 bop and white boilen, 3is. to 365. ; extra, 3tis.; grey and feeol, unti teroh. l' it, • eil CA., poilit, are attended to. awl the ru r 9,779,823 61 9,575,071 53 North buidoradare, 12 111 Manida at 7s -Hides : 1,900 dried Monte Video toilet Ois. ammo' a ter amine. tied w e e.A.1.41 mot slew be a tre w ureara7 Pr° 14444 bill° litotes:rad bele inbreeds Maks 1.661,9i7 0 4,50 Aid 0 33s to 31s ; extm, 365. Rapeseed, per last imp., Enolish, ing , even If we a preefel .4 e. The ee. ntemen "tee° .1 %dee. ailardes Is LIVERPOOL SALE& rtISTAIT 2. to 445. ; 1,500 Murton, at 415.; 3,400 salted Hutto' Ayres, " • defective. are halted to I. J. )11:4111 e ortablidemeet, N. , . 4, Leaden- Etheeseseiteemseemerl - 1,490 56 ark., Lanc e & Ch. J o 91 d Great Northern, 111 d 241. to 264.; foreign, 20. to 261, Linseed, per imp. qr., 325. L hal; Aro o Lerents. where taw eel roe only e'enli. at they regain kw Ita= ef onaseasiont of breath Bohm, clam aW. York (B), Do. B, It .1 et 21.. -Canis Lieces :90 chests luund buyers at 11 Is.- ebo Pale' aweerabler and tearieut. but rear ide• PhealTa :raja hie Ilm 61,534 0 51 4 .1 0 17 161 786,317 9 714,003 24 r o o o t oo l oo p r e, 24 5 . od. p Lou. Is North Western. 117 6 Pe; p-r sud Pimento: Oaly s nail parcals are tak u for con- to 40s. Iteports during the week : Wheat, 6,659 qrs.; upon etructleo fer mei .seeetne. shopping. es.-.t large so. rtiozne of review keseryee7,„ „ Bewley, 3,423; Oats. OOW ; Banns, 135 ; Peal, 275 ;It erre- had ea -ebe ~ ,eleeteras. streedeffonees. week bear" amd oranedeske. Do. New Qm. 3el p senile i3n. Seesethe .....' -. &.. P.. Counties Pref., lIL 131. Od. Do. Fifths. 71 p - seed, 260; Liuseed, 10 ; Shelling, 413 loads ; Malt, 3 loads. men 680.33.731 38 016 . 317 , 336 1 5 E. Anglian Guar. 6 1 rig/ Ce 111 .4 et tx• sal. 1 1.. and MA. 121 p TALLOW.-Tallow remains very eteady, at 395. WOOL.-LONDON, Feb. 3.-Little or no business shw a : DU BARRY'S ItEVALENTA ARABICA FOOD, • East Lanesreare, Me Man., Bleed, k Ley 40 1 to 395. W. for let Y. C. on the spot, strong buyers ; 40s. for et ewer , ... ow& see ... s i dd. der d d.y. dtd ,d, s e we s • owed Since the above was in type we have received the Do. Qrs., 3 1.10 Do. Eighths. G d new let "Y. C for the last three months. Petersburgh Y. C. has been done this week i i colonial or foreign, buyers now he other foot ego-axe ael allbernally resteno the freareere of the following ; Lan. & York. 1 11. & 11.), 13 d im. Do. reef fki e Ili . :01. stub 91 d on the 'pet, 395. to 395. tii. ; Octet:et to Deoember delivel y, w.iting for the public sale& which will comnienre on 44 robe wit i• 1,.:, t.e. new of the narrow, awl seareffernso eyderier, Do. Helves. 61 d NYednerday next Prices are very firm, and holden expect Ito. e‘re •erloo• ly lie-tad ip te bealth now% we resueelty. The beet PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 P.M Do. Qrs.,* d Midland, 94 40c ; separate menthe delivery, 40c 61 an advan. e. Arrivals this week are only 220 bts. foreign mee lent ter lases. mot gmerally. se It neer t. ire• xeb.l to the A rise took place to-day at the BOUTIN', ill con- Do. Flubs. zi 3s. 9d. d Do. Halve., 31 44 d Hutt, Feb. 3-A few pale- have been making at rather swear& liot BARRY and ti, New Bond-meet. Loadoo ; Illedeo. and Bots „ , se% h .,..„, weet . a n ... in. w ages . en d c oo 1 ,, 2 an d p f e, sequence of a re.port which had bee n spread there that Do. ll ' s • rl - k , 11 ., se North Britoil to ce 3 3 lower Mee. The value of P. Y. C , first net, may be and 527 c Ann hal. English Wool continues in g ‘od request, w e t 14 * 1 •" lel4 3e lA44r • N4 ' 1 ' 71 1 ouoted at 40r. Gd. pie cwt. hat, as the farmers are asking much higher pricer, little has L Ponottle mormese to bk. iNratf ,IIat,INTOULA,..r 4.• and Coo 01 . the artillery of the National Guard was ordered to te no. rms.' , p York, Newe., awl Ber., Exten*lon - Grua+ odeanot ; Mode. Air. 'Vane ; hieltolle a f.. WOW: de dreCt• . , . been done. wog, e gew e we r, leo usfeedetwet ; and ..,;te en sa•-punatao desso•ved. 'lbis legion consists exclusively of red D 4. Wye° l le * V. 91 4 N 4 2, 1 1 P. LivERPOOL, Feb. 2.-.5. fair businers has been done in ped 00.1 MA (w.8.U.), 31 4 115 . ( 41 .-N •h. Pnr.), 11 Ge. 3d. p Tallew, at rather lower priees. Petersburg Y.C. at 41s. to LEEDS, Feb. 2.-1 he English Wool sales remain steady, quit 400,414 kr'• 14. ‘ 41° . "ai l " 1 " 4414.1.1.4 ....,., l " carasli * : ' . '• d " ..i tt i t : ...I.,` ll° ' republicans a:. d socialiste. I believe, hoe ever that „4 4 ,...„i , , .I, e . , _eke , . ht Soon ...... ollifintrl. d-er.:, PA, bow .r.e lo .. MANCHIeeTER 14A1.155, Froaesay 2. 425., and North American e lls. to 10s. per cwt. though not quite so exteesive as the last few weeks. Pee .a ma will elm+ astefr to lament DU 1 1 511 RT and ce•-. 1 • 11 Le: co Otte Le tale rumour has no other ground than is supplied by lathes.. Lan.. 1 Chia, 9 7.16 1d I Mane.. shef. e; Lin o 49 -----.- hwe are firm, and in the country the farmers are asking of 6 hi s rher r.tes than the proportion of these market.. Tit. the 1510 ` ww1 e l", b Y '''' l4°44 ''''' • " 44 ' l.4 " • • 14.4 b•U •:" • - nr wu lr•_. the following circumstances: li. Lase. Pref. Elm, 71 Do. Peel, 111 CORN.-Exeizz, Feb. 2.--We have had a goorl TE L EliA N f Tuu,iit Aniffist tEs, etsch - of in- Yesterday the colonels of the legions most noted f LAIL hir•tlL rdtha • 21 i d N. etatfordeltire, 31 d attendance of natl. rs and fame rs at our market to day, end foreign Weal trete Las been again quiet during the past mie tottibinatsreee ...-nOWLA ND, 511At!AeS en OIL is Mrhly • or Do. or. h. g.). 31 11 . 16 d r hrews. and Biroa Pref., 9/ week, Tho colocial Wool sales, advensed to commence on war sad mile •. 6 / 7 noteeented iee erestiele sad ea-teeth. queeent Immo% their democratic opinions held a meeting, for the par- too. eN. wooers id. •B. Qrs. S. E. & Duvet No. 4. 7 ia.ift the teeedency for Weest wes rather upward. Prices rery•eri Ey W LAN Nee KA L Y Yoe lii a peoporodeli of isso +ranee: ..1 1, wee of preparing a protest, to be offered for (ch sl r from ss. ed. to 7s. 33., and no dirn - seron was manifesteiron the 7th inst., are espee' elto go off at advanced rates. hav t o , . „t e , we t 1 o w i togne the Ala and entnik: coat ; adr7a. -- . • the part of fanners to push sales. B aley may be noted very Hors. _ w _ _ enti LANE* u00::T0.... Pearl neatifeee, 1. Inealuaber for its haunts. signature in their respective legions, against the 2. r. Al, .1 1 Shrew... &Si ( ' d firm, and in sonic in-tanees rather more scone, has been ORCLOTER, Feb. 2.-The Ho t d • p ra 6 IS on i 148 iw i 11 " • " •11 ' • law " •• tbe w ` th " 4 ie lw• Tl e - w i e . ' l4l4l4 ___.. 4° arrest of Colonel Forestier. Among the colonels ee ao 8. staffardshire, 51s. &I. d 1 D 3. (11), 31 d obtained. Oats, though plentiful in offer. obtained quite as improving for fine samples of new, but most samples of old in i ma ensesooll by our waders Queen. and Ma @serial Sousilleffae..... Corseted E repo mei ;he e Nino aka 4 esperter-sa of tbe Wean M. Guinard, member of the Assemble, a red republican, LEEDS SALES, Ftearear 2. much money as on this day wee 1:-2.. 2,1 to 21. 6d. per are quite neglect , 3. Quotations, per cwt., are as follows : h ohm ef the. enotlee rt.-sating euselere. tore e..rnoerfirel theon • s , , ...... L eg i on o e z Arfillery, and Edgar Gt. Norther& 91 Us. 9d. d I Leed. & Thirek, 261 bushel. Millers look for rather more money for Flour. Low new, 45.. to 50c; lioe anol cho lee, 665. to 653.; tear- to i with rerfeetne. nel alas theta a celebrity imparap r ec. m ow , o r ana coionei or um lings and 18101,305. to I6s. ; told oldie 10s. to 20s. and Do. R, Ble. 35.1. d N. Stefinepohol,7l4l/4011d31 BALE., y e sw e r.. _.ea Mimeo.. re MO Sr .: wares ore Lt:f ITei___,, he e eied matnonO , I Unittet, colonel of the Ilth Legion. Then two were the nausea HO/. .8.), si el tw. New, 21 d MULL, Feb. 3.-The duties are now permenently settled foi Ind at .1 ~ i • env. mot I.:. Weartmente. lean matuar =demote et or i DO. Eztemidoe, 31s. U. di at le. per qr. on Wheat, Barley, Bose., Peas. and Rye. eon HAY.-Seternetztee Ino cr i C r ieck.--hlears. Coot or eiel awe. a tos eee• rename of to,h beer. tei same ot - R AVIA Nlie - leaders of the affiur • , and a committee had been ap- E• t'ne'Ater New. 4 : 41 rerdWeo_, 1101 ' 4 do muas ' 0 1 . 1 . 'Th l44l 6 " twbel• -.9 ‘ 44 14 IMM 51 pointed to draw up an address to the government IteiSTOL SALES, es waren 1 There are no arrivals whatever this week. For Wheat there sn4 Davis report the trade dull. th• ....aro 'zi-1ee..1.1= 1 he meo roweetable etiolated sal Par- GL Waite= Qiurtcre, f d i Midland, 95 has bren a brisk inquiry, and an advance of 2s. per qr. is pd . , mnnido , e, to Tee. i ttooett.. tee. to too I strew. _ no to: „ . „ . we , inner these r'l OM me and a prytebt. These facts coming to the knowledge Do . New 17e s d realised. In spring corn not anuch b miners passing; I.mi - or _ ~.... 50. to „dal Closer ...ea to 4..1 - . , tor WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, It, ND AVOID ; et the minister of the Interior, the colonels concerned - whilst holders are firm, and require rather higher rates. ree rib telelTelem ka all Compleists. in the affsir were informed that if they proceeded MANUFACTURES.-M A Neintarait, Fels. 1.-As awn 01 Linseed we are withooe any arrival& and the market has CATTLE, &o. - GLASGOW, February 1.- The I fit IL el. CI. trrairr.l.4. AI. P„ m. 0., .e.. 1. let., At. With it they would be diamissei forthwith, and new as ever the year was turned, en 1 the improved demand es teethe been rather quie t, crushers only taking small quatoities for supply of Cattle was rather deficient. Best Lothian re d by r erevirs e -Ilmete keg. perfect dlitedlere tra,.., : oernos, a one fatness paw a rlight Impulee to prices hi re that indent a come immediate use, t . lie value remai. mg' ni a• • ree.seiweasinsami a eneteneel wiloil. i) 5" eln'n 'Val . 7 electiors appointed for the Lamination of their see- t ri.e in the oit•en market took i od . - 554141 as lilt wvvh -- say , Angusehire cattle ranged in price from ISi. to 23L each i j e o 9 .". 0 lhe air lenge Black Sea, 39+. Gd. t • 40s. ,• fine beaoy Petersburg, 38.. to second, 161. to 1; L Of Sheep there was • better supply, ann ma the , teninriMos bale ...isms& eha feeble. the r -rwily dulled , . ~..v . .... o.° Loa .10.4 1--- 04 . 00 .,...,. i ,...y ~,+, ,I c, ~,,,,,, eyesore. 'this energetic and prompt Meltrare haS had, sweat br realloreele t e e rs nee hitereeld' q -e, Tbreterhout the month 38,„ 6d, ; middling, 355. to 36c; inferior, 33c to Ms.; Riga, the puns of last week fully sustained. Beat wedders coted 0 weer.: Nl° 1 dad haelememslmd wadi 10 bead' Le Viied lexl° 4 41 Ima told, in•tant effect. Tte matter will, it seems this worm of ection Is nyurlrd, ' um we Ih nc " •f Wana ' 416 " 355. to 36r.; Memel and Kotigsbere, 31s. to 365. pt or qr., not be bought under 63. per lb. ; second, 6d. to 541 ; Ewes *- Le e,l•Jil 01 t , frill. , have been to tome extent aralida y enhanced y epeculators, whew T.. IJltvi rd roeseread, m. Paternoetererow• corral" M. rem. be dropped. operation. during the mouth were 51 " 0 60 • 000 'Wes. The remit o f warding to quality and condition. Rapeseed, good Danish and Lambs, 4d. to 44d. grew •si a r ri. 7.f. e.walt..:: %ars& 44i. Mid el or eirs.r tree ream Vela 2. - New Loan. -; Three per Cease., 411 GO; thie muvement has bre :... uncertain yet continuelly a dew e i n g and German, is held at 231. 10s. rer lest. Black Sea, 30s. TO • Meant:so. to. treol4pleee.RemeaWara. Wive Ple Owls. 73 95 i lea laws 73 - 4 Yews. - heeler's market here, but the extent ul bootee-. has been itreeri illy liroded by per qr. Linseed Cakes have been more inquired atter than COVENT GARDEN. - This Morning. - The m e% 1340. wee ; tip INA --; bo. Threga ir. ; :. DO. yiro.ene e a. the improtticahle rdm demanded. Stoat+ of ail dwriptiow, of the of Ms• ; themes only best quelity and freshona.le meet with nthehet continues to be well supplied with Vegetable a end : ___ Half, - ; Nape. Itextsia - i Swum 87 ; Tree.tua petite:Fa staples are light. end of most tbe supply I , to a ronaiJera• eueen. liu.l.made, 81. per to& Bett parcels of foreign most kinds of Fruit Pine apples aro suttirient for the de- ' , GI. 10a. ; inferior and mouldy from Memel, mar, . . FRANCE. it , r , tlt, -. Rata Mere., 1723 -. kxchiage marmites 30 days, ble extent anticipated by contract., but GA fewer eugegemenbi ' 93 30 cash ;00 .Lays, 23 211 task. have been enter d into latterly fer future delircer, there may mem b e 71 . IS. ; mallmg • co ouse name are halite! ; ii. oreign Orel a a u b • e It f • h ' mid by pubic auction, down to 41. 10, per ton. Rape Cakes tolerably well supplied. Pears consist of B. urrO Rano& tad lanware-Parle anO Ornate 710; Pails end Down, 430; lees difficulty, ',ratably, in placier out ordem. cm the other hand, it ---- amen mei Ilawe, 342 30; Anima and Manwilles, 103; Stuns mem+ likely Out whint rotton ean he held at it. preaelft red, there Was as week. Bones. of good quallty, are worth 90r. per Hester Benne, Ne Plug Moues end Old Colmar. Apples PARIS, FitlrTsAY, 11 AM. bow, end Bale, 85 ; Centre TIMM, 233 73; Arthur sad Boa. will he no retrogresehin from tbe eseertionerulieg toelay for carp. or ton ex.ship. The following aro the present prices .- have uot alter.; I since lett week. Nuts in general are I Intelligence continues to arrive which demonstrates laser. -; Bordeaux. Snl ?forth. 3 9 2 50._ leaner:K.olMA. At the prevent rare? of coltno, %pi:1111 , 1e an• iloing an Wheat, Engliah, old white per quarter, 495. to 51a.; sufficient for the deamud. Oranges and Lemons are ton , .. old, red, lin. to 49s ; new, 43.. to plentiful. Anatol* Vegetables', Carrots and Turnips are pa the extent of the plot that wu defeated by the mien, .-ADUID, JAN. 22.-Three per Cent. •to 4• Ss. POr , eign, Ch_ibs. to the bushel, high.wieed, Baltic, anundant end good ; Cauliflowers and Broccoli sufficient for an ~ _ , after -- Bons, 20`, / rub ; a w uirm Pra en la te b el le by aw"e" an iner ; i.n, i i i b i ' the cc.. item l°f ofPsyderteugeee.li°°Tbe2PPearee"gelike,selietawit°,,n rev°, 461 . 10 49 e 1 Retie mraeurn at' the government ea Monday. The Fires. loi paper ; after eolsa, 10 ook. Norms, 3/ paper ; after of our peiluetive Reece ha. Lolled into item ind • borer min= N libel/cur of this esornieg has the following: nom, sa .. ere. Cureons, G cash. Ro r k of se Ferdinand, 37 soh t kihour, nod &scarcity of 11,ads i+ already felt in rneny districts.; con+ SOO. tO ole. ; Ilemburg, red, 16s. to 4 1 .6. ; Poen- the demand. Asparagus French Beans, Rhubarb, and po 6u l apse. Exchange on Leedom, 49 15 wper, Twomey bills. 71e eminently, the operat.ve• ar., ezel.in r a higher reinuner,tion in such burg, 225. to 415. Barley, per .Ir., malting, 265. to 30.. ; &skate are plentiful. inace, Belgium, and Bollaird still The 4, spatchos received twiny from the ••eparnasse's are 72 ddi b ;71 poor, „ tn .... er w0 e ..., ~,,,,,n w •to prow, se, it Keine isithly probable grinding, rr 30 stone, 21s. to 235. Oats, pi r contribute to die stock of Potatoes. Lettuces and other ge I very SW Haetorg. They prove that the plot that tbe govern. that, under the operation of the Ten HOOTS Act, they will otealn quarter, ol and new, Ile. to 18s. • Boggle, Oct, to'r aalieling are sufficient for the demand. lif ushrool7lll are ma _ _ _____ _._ _ _. meet hes frustroted 4 Paris hail the meet extensive nag- nearly as mach mina as prreiotudy thry L'artio.l for twelve i ll o v ore' ....._ ljj . p.... W (lout., white boilers, 26i. te pleMilel. Cut Flowers comelat of Heaths, Pelargoniums, ns. teatimes, but the prefects tad bees forewaro e 4, ar.a bad WIIIG NETRENCUMENT.-When Sir John Osborne " t r a e hmg. . l n l i:; ' i • l r lTtl e tt e r i e re l=7.l 4 l::r7.o ."l2"ted slet ' ferre t' su li ttr. 301 - ;" bins, ado to 38a..; treinding, 631 b. issr bushel, Christmas It. err, Camellia', Gardenias, Fuchsias, and Hoses. ro taken the meatier,* Dame ary to maintsin public I.cace. died, nuw some mouths since, it was lly reported -, Acuity IltereNa d to Pietity merthlnts in yielding In the adriumed 245. to 255. Beans, old, ots. to 1.e.; new, 2.85, to 32, ; FILUITS. At Lyng. the pres•nre of • sureer.nr e"re'son cheated the Treasury officials that the pOst whoh the decesse•l bee Mee likely to be dem Md.' ter manufacture.. It is motifying to Egyptian, 295. to 30s. Tares, per qu ..... , new, for Pine Apple. per lb.. 3+ ln 7+ Almonds, per peck, lis me aoitetore, wl we r-th es %Melly was, nr vortLeete, eppa. roast filled as one of the commisooonan of the Audit Board, *norm thotan icaprened feelaue is begieuing to ho developed in the lowing, 27a. to 355, ; grinding, 6310. to the liesh o t Orme.. hothmeorr 110 oo - sooet. por 11... sto 3s vest. At Marne, and Clialoor-sur•Sanne, the kosSituis ef stated to be a useless effiee, would DOC be filled up, and produre market. Coder the influence of Ow prieee, Uir oluiarr. 20a. to 223. Rye, per stone, bid. Berme', per ton, 51 15s. 0 , - f ' • ‘ 44• • l4e I ' ' 'l °l ' . 7 Walnut., pertio, le 61 b. bi ai the stubs n wie twaultuous demonstration.. ISsditious thereby I,OOOL per annum would be tared in the public ex- ol l teVant su o plies . bov.: ben meal illy rednee I: the imports I tu vc lilos. ilumert, issr hu .4+ to A - 11(9 . i.A.MO.. HA ho SU hi : to 61. Os. Linseed, Black Se& per qr.,.395. 6d. to 40s ; Alex+ - kitchen, ditto, .e. to& 41,,,tritite. our puck. 4. to 5 ... e. relined, one tuck. are morn Witter than at the end of Deb . epelledbee were Male, ../.3 the agitators insulted th•• cora- penditure. It turns out, however, te at this same office is ;.„.,,,, 1 .,,,,,, c os 0i0 .,,, 0ive el , wee b eewa i eg a b on d,,, i . w o" ar u m 'traria, &Os. to &is. Gd. ,_. Bombay, OA. tO OS. ; St. Peters. rears tor der. 5Le (1. id. N u.. 1. Itorocl.uss. per h.. Sir 14 "="J. ... of p ••*w. At Strasbourg, th- traders, to whem were not to be alsolishol, fur the Rove rucuent has appointed Mr. t h e n : lo me of p i a, torournind more largely. A. the (wilily for pun+ hunch, tine, 37c 6d. to 383. Gd. ; good crushing. 355. Gd. pi . ; P er . e b e fir . T.l;,', 3 2,, - einem... per 10011...0im to lorle fr _ too ~, pope.. eue to loos vs Tore s g a wool! number of currier:, promenade! the town Ham we believe, on the old salary. T . .... is a precious ape- ee et e ng them ...mks into currency, at improviel rstoo inere.lies, the to 36a. 61 ; inferior, 33e 61 to 31s. ; Riga, 355. ro 37a. ; lio- u..,..,..., 1 .. y .t.r.. I. to tte - Word. per bode, Ille to 16. utterly; eries ander puts se of deutending work. Thi; amen of whig retrenchment. -Eerniae Paper. b.io len! ornon will be tuund ° 9 "'`'ing° 6 t° 4 merliott 504 invCste 1 nigsberg and Memel, 31s. to 36+. ; clean, for feeding, 314 e. to - lor la , . we to 114 - se bead, emoperel of fame 200 to 210 tenons. dispersed after . LHOLER.L-Yesterday the Board of Health received e in t i it i e r r ts v ine o rte .l be made More freely in gods fOr Our Co!011ial, as well I. l eo . . it,,,,,, 0 ,„,,,1 oe , t ee , cp u ,„ ‘ „ • . o.‘ t h n i. h oi si in . , eV:7E A ItLEA th ts, hitherto kept bare of mach sweeties. l'he aspect of the '' ' ' - ' --- ' •--- - ' - - --- --- - --- -'' --- e- • Canhoges, per •toa„ 51 to Is emote per 4is Nineties, hi to 5. t o en adder* emu the enjoint, 'rho pto • reed to eistribute ar. Menses to the most need . ... At Lin:tome the - attitude of tee esserlen et fire .dsr.ted the city, bat the firm e ondut t of tne . Nation' Guard and the g :Trisect reassured C e inbalitants. - e - d At Tenyes t:,o prsfeet tenni thirteen eases of musket, ea reports ., of the followirg fresh cue, :-8.. Ponces, I ; 11.1- neoe-Twezel, 1 fatal ; Howden Union Workhouse, 1 ; Liver , 1 fatal ; Edinburgh, 2 fatal• Gleorow 53, ;33 lint ; nue, e • c, @too On the north-esst and eastern fruitier Ki •• 2 la w . o ,,,, arioe k 6, 3' w a s . the isnot. intio.. of sommuni ion has token elacc. The 2na and 13th bureaux yesterday Lamed their d io d e ,. committeemen for the proposition relative to a puns- i. future I+ ewouragioe -so far, at Icon, so ths sis ,,,,, fssts , isg ood Black Sea. 151. Coker, per ton, Linseed, English, 81.; . born Is antigun, 3 fatal , Carlini°, 1 ; Norham, Ile "'wick- raereantile cominueity Is cemented : and if peace and politic .1 imiet 11 4 OM 4 ii• t ' 71. 55.; - red. per dux.. 11. to Go Minnie pee e......". 64 to es T Rape, fore:gn, 41. 2s. Gd. to 41. 6a. ; Pewee. Per d 05....: Ito I , ‘ _ W 1.... 1n01,mdt. 2,1 t.. &I . _ _, Omen...pc:Ant. tlfllltit. lAdto: - •91 - leo maid, la Gil to 2. 61 u be preeervei, it wenn highly protoble that .11 interests will be tune. Poppy, 51. Bonn, cattle, pa toe, 41. 10e. c o 1 l o t, o w _ lor to i s n , ecially employed. Cotton 'teem -Perh ine nn branch of the produc er. induetry of thia demi,: Lao ex pen. need more untoward drown+ ilaulirlimrem, tar dos., ,a, to es - oina. . per . . L • pli 2 -Th w 1 t h f wh ea t ; Broevoil, aline, ler hun ,le hilto is - piekling.t, hbere. Is 01143 s :1, Ike OLN, e . . Ore le a arge ow o on 2, 1 tutal ; Stirling. 1 fatal • Anerum, 1 fatal • New 1. , dosse• t e e pm, t m nt h th en th a t ot yarn... Tinning. m o w which was takeo off rcaolily, at 1.. to 21. advance. A fair s orr :j, tow i r2O,O. patine, ALS R mentary inqoiry on the late events. Tie se two fer,-Will you permit en& tbrough the medians of Old Welland, 81 ,..;"" et commi• teemen were oppoied to the inquiry. journal, to sol:cit the opinion of some of your readers as to Genend Oudinot was elected by 27 Totes against 13, given to M. Demians. M. Perree had 6 votes. M. Porion was elected by 23 votes, unjust NIAI. Pineal panne operations ot ttscommenunctst, m dnly encouraged inquiry for Barley at advanced rates. Oats a goad show, Polar , " per toe, 1,•-• L . leo. 9M I tal ; Newton. Leavitt', 2 fatal; talaenew Cases 81, 66 by the IoW and unreroucerative rates then ruline, had the effect 0, whleh was offered at fully Is. over last week's rater.. Very - per cwt.. Co to th Louth tid te Is lehallote. per 11,. 4.1 to AI I+ . t.. Is el Mono per II,„ 44 to Sd (11 Artlehekos, Jermakm. p. tif. eve, tc it. to la 01 di w Irene Pemba and enceuraged spinners to expect a wathsactes s ew B en ,. o ff er i ng ; on th e w h o l e a muc h b et t er Nal., in vor; 1... d i . ..ha ... b..;‘ ,11:t51 Lettuce_ • Cabe 1. , .A . nre. 4,l to &I ~ ETAINED IN TIIE SHERIFF'S COURT.- =ln LI ~,,,,::„": naz;,,h,17„1' m t... , .,z:171k,.,:,„,w- r -, to the twee t ..day. Wheat, red, 45. to 48s. ; white, 450 to the following question :-Is the Sheriff's building& justified in not rstarning me the fee received for the mike of a summon. on a ca who is efterwards, on the list of t 4 I' - t fth di t't of causes, reprewn e as wing ou o e sne - Yi•nv eoinficteiNu ' r the advamoo Buyers who sir bentuently c:t n ersei a ttic 62 e- Bede?. eteltiote Oats 12s. to 225. Beans 30s. to 375. moket were not ilkepiord to Orme in with this aileron! nat. of , , n &mewl followeeL Priem in ada ur two haeing Celan, Guildhall- thing., and a lull i , te . . t e, , y . relaxed re little, business some 4. xen a mourned, the operations being ehirev es India. A hirther advance in cotton impelled spinii,re • . Rol Int t . ' te. ', / dor., .4 .1. Ike,. Me eoar... -el to 14 Krone/41,r wore. IA tO Si ea a 29a to 31s. ; grinding, 245. to 281. 1 , ,:^ .. 'f i 20 ittl , ii::_;tr o te t i:°4 l4 WCa , 4 1 ,,‘::,17,,:j„, 0 "1'.. 1 ',,,, r ' n , Ilk :1 1 12 34 w ei.akale. per lemma. 911 to 2+ Livearoot, Feb. 2.-although by the circular reports lll.cber li . Per Invite fro Lo d 1' tl • • • animation ma observable in Mark-lone , T nal& Wane per 100. 5 rid at S Oft, it e , , • Ciieuninoi, each, sto es ovuteuel markets in thee countr mid Ireland continue las.k. per deo alto Is . to Inereaw thew demands herr fur a rumewhat nen.: then cow epos. the pr . . . y . _ o . , . ... _ . .. _ I vowel, per Iniuch, 2.1 to 3d hunch 21 to 3d .et t., Is GI ;ie . :4, 4 '4.. 1 4 L eec h; 2,1 to 34 w e terems, 1,12 sor all ion.. &Ito% m o ti Pardee, per hf. -Iwo Wane' 11 - It. .'s .er howl Lib li Gd n dent riee in the pr We or yam" which movement has had the tn improve gradually ; and here, donne the pered betsrt en tell , . lov bliTile. 644 1, , , l i e 3 t ! , ,i, i di ~,,,j ~„,,•,- • !,, ~,,, ~,,..,, (CFAiX), Seattle' e 3, and Leiehtenberger, who had only th e war t. .1 h A.• h an.. w-o .er teat reason has not been screed there- elk ,. oo t o , o f e:,, air* all spaotieue of imPultstxv• Tender end to day, a fair amount of business has been ' "4. Tortg r do! ' iol to 1;01 ' Mint . . ' I ',nor to:mels.. 61 to 9d I ' 11. Thus the commitee is composed of eight with ? As the printed forms a the rent supplied to elain- Cotton moils : The (toasted toe 7-nthe piintere of the lower reeds has trawaled in foreign Wheat and Flour, now in rapid course For Yesterday's markers see last page. t members °Feud to the inquiry, and of' seven favour- uire only the " defendant's a Urns been less durive the month, partly lowan uf the limitetion of bud. tiffe for instructions woe . . . ,_ be ~,, .. hen ,. end pn ,. a. , n . tne heti , Of delivery from uoder the quee it's locks, each of these with the number of the house," I presume et ss the duty of ow. ilene .7 t ion. mere .-- - • • - - - - --•-- • - - able,. either ta the ergency or to the prineiele of the t eoe u e o m o w , qualities trete relatively cheaper. The principal bulk of the traim,e- arli-cs . A attaining a slight amendnient upon previous rates the clerk to know therefrom whether the de . ' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 1 inquiry . . On t' , o whole, out of 000 votes, the partisans or not within his district, and !hat, consequently, the court e there fabrics Ins been In eteeeede, and of thew dceeri ions a cargo er tau et En ptian Beans have also been soot to U .ZY,:age exoeoliogly bare, and praluetion to a largo ratent Pt anti. arrive, anil seeeral contracts entered into far cargoes of • c of the :equity have had 276 votes, and its opponents en in retaining the fee.-1: sm,l &e., JADES FERGUSON, d e m.; s oo ow t r e e t s . 6 titha Heldafeollaals flonl7 waintaintel 'Ow Wheat floating, ar well ea for early shipment in France, the t HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, FIB. 2. A 324. 23, btinories. answer noted lest month, atol to-day manufacturers we arkiiig ralee n co Cliental ports of Europe, and iu the Baltic, en the The committee charged with the exsmination of THE RECENT COLLMIT Exri.osloer. - Several W ll 7 lid. W 3 d• Pee el . me higher. arising princirrilly from el ' - n ' ir at 4 o'clock The SPIAIEII took tte eha .. . . i 1 - - ' navigatioa being open in the spring. From the northern 1 the enhanced met cf yartu. SG- eb rtiogs Mey be qUOted I.IC Et SIN MS. t the proi?zt of law on the clubs decided Yesterday, by praiseworthy efforts @re being m_aile ,r ie n atad o n round e ßern ev , . 11 -. at en e d.. of I VI. to Sii. per piece neon era mou th' s states of the Am i :rican tir o lon u , n l t re i v ie er, ro sugplielfi PF.ITTIOX9.-Py Sir h. 11. INGLIS (we did not colleet from where), a a majority of 9to 6, that it would declare in its re- f a o n r d t o h e r a rli s oss of o t i h r e s ee ssr e e ty a . f d 71 fl u e ' : un i fortuo li s e te va ihitaa w ir w o rn ' e s ' l r ifs tn Ysi and ua ll e '' e i . aufe t e ,t turers e r.: e re e. yet i tiritra li t g e t l! v e r:l d l : fl o t ta m iteil il va rt r ent ho e r Tha i cl owa t t of exporte t tht a iff °3 l;ill I ' m ;o w :l ad • yes; setZt i net en = b lo t" r nl s' of eh*: eutlio a r e itie e n e i h a o t 1 poet that the project of law was, in his judgment, un- hist 010 liyes on the 21th of January at Barley Main decline teke place in the e„,,,,t o f t h e ~.V sto a t ! 0 0 , goods s eegulale'l mainly by the prices of breadotere on this side the elergo-Mr. C. L9SIIINGTON, from the Literary Inetitution of , constitivaontl. However, two members of the ma- c o ui n , are not likely to rule ..t Mort rates. 43.10 eh gold:eta leder long Atlantic. Nvia the excepti on of a further fair quantity of Weeneinster..Protestinx :VOW the hartio 74ool 5 3 steui of facoliug 1 jority, Altl. Cremieux and &nerd, making a NOTICE TO MAIHNERS.-AUERDEEN 'HARBOUR loth' were In more abundent +apply than mon other of our ,t eple ;shrive and utility were slower in mooning to the imoubeee Oatmeille we have • verY 041311 fresh supply of produce coast- out pauper eliedren.-31r.u. ANSTET, several hem Coek county, 1 for the renewal of Illegal ware, and other ob./ruction% to the . majority of 8 to 7, as we stated, intlfd LEADING LIGHTS.- Harbour-o diee, Aberdeen, Jan. 20,1819, action mi prices which commenced with the year ; brins relatively wise and from Ireland, and the general import from abroad Inheres , In the rivers ot Ireland ; also • petition to the rame effect 1 the minority to present at:other peek ct to -The parliameseery commissioners of Aberdeen Harbour, cheaper than 36-uv,h cloths of Waren texture, they have tern taken, is equelly light. An abundaut show of samples from the f ro m m a u ow ,_3l,-, HENLEY, from Ilenley-nri•Themer, for the coe- 1 the Apternbly, declaring that it was necessary to ha ioost taken into consideration the exiaing regulation for to some ex:eat, foe finishing and printing purrwes, in preference to s'Wcs takt n out of bo: ni d having been met by • numerr.tle plop:Dent Of the wor 012 wade lolds.-Mr. MITCHELL. from lord. , the 'arrow? makes. :ears the serried of the Overl d o n a g from attendance of lottal country buyers at our Corn Ex- port, for the settlemmt af all international dieted. by means of ar. i g Lights whoa it s ngerous for x; . l , guishing the Leadio ' i da I modify the tint decree made in July last. Almoet e namel@ to enter the harbour, have resolved to do away with India there b rve teen e ecesidelera b bje eTh o e p t e , rations a r a the an t mar...„,ket, change to-day, considerable sales of most descriptions of On Oil: bi ritte" RP IDING.-Exelee and Taxes C neolidatlon Bill. I all the I ommittce, animated with ;sentiments of con- the iame. Notice is therefore hereby gives that on aad et ner t i e tt tOled. lest month's quotat i ons. Stocks being Wheat were readily effected at the full currency of Tuesday itm.w.,e ORDY.RED.-On the motion of Mr. Ald. THOMPSON, 1 eiliatioo, nntl convinced of the danger of continuing after Monday, the 12th day of Mu.:ll, IS-49 i , the Leading now far from heave, there is eve t ri e proliabilitr that present currency net, and in several instances somewhat higher prices were of the quantity ot foreign wines and spirits imported Into , the preseet law on the club's, adhered to this opinion. I ights will be exhibited at all times, but that there will will bi le tt lisintaiwd. fit at ir Get t n t a lue eee t t e b v e gro en . ,t eriton ee r ee rke tt. t pa o. d Canadian Flour also, was in good request od a emery In e . year.-On the motion of ' Iy:the te Sta ms l aa a , t notcd, acd in sale • slight advance Mr. N4'. MILES, th returne in of l tnuation of those of 1842, TllO7 tor only divided on the principle which should lr a a crousgetoinentatere e t o t ! e enr ha o , f t : o h u e r lie h r t i li e when it n is e L o i n a s k i l d tm ered f6hi t 6 untie in Improving request, mid ordinary qu.dities are alv.inc ed ~ , was resti r sed, the large holders rot being generolly disposed of the qustitity of corn imported during the year 1843.- be introduced itto the new law. Some would main- 0 ! gl e r i' a eed colour. hut when it is dangerous to attempt enter- d et uri eee 'g i L ie 2- I nt t e a jr 0 34 ' Pee P an iec y,,, Dm o e f ade ' s '.„T e -ek t` o a r . ; to offer freely at present ; whilst home-made . and Irish Ort_lhe motion ,fidr . hfr „ ...HAMI,LTON t. M e °antimatt e r's' o e f . pe . Olen lain the Froartnence of the clubs, but hedging them ing the harbour, the lights will be of • green colour instead p ea - --, -- Poi e y o a t rd Mile the month, but that mainly Olrlitir continued to move spariegly at late pr.ces. Bar- T orm. "" ar c ; j',; 9 :l,,,l er '''...., d eac H - , a ',:;: l ' di Z n i : h r uelam, :Z a r a round with such guarantees as 20 rend(r teltm inno- eared. By order of the Aberdeen Harbour Commissonerc- to tl ' ie lie in cotton, whin aeriowely affects these heavy fabrics. ley and Malt were more ssleabla, and the latter rather population in 1611, awl the total poundage direetea to be mired by MIMI ; others would interdict their permanence, which John Amu., Clerk.-Obsene: The red lights are the or- In etteeteem there has been aa humored ' Wry for the Melia- dearer. 8e.1C3 and Peas upon a limited demand, merely any rate or rates made upon every mob electoral division during the coast' . etc,. them actual parliaments, opposed to the dinary lath's, and th e e green lights the danger lirhts. The vane Eneteina bu e t el y veta 3-o ithout hiving produced ony ent of prime. ___., are only In ordinary mesa at the Tete sustained OUT last quotations. . Oats, attracting a year ending the 31a day of December, 13518 : Return, Aiming, as 1 ! 1 ble share of attention fully intained their previous reepects each of the provinces and each union in Ireland, the metal Legiblative Assembly , and authorise these meetings L-adilig Lights hay . oro r_efereace whatever to . the state of current last month, Thick, at the Pmedl ickt " st T arm • 31 ' n ' ' t' l 'rs • d 0 t al alft:d au - advance of 6•1. per load. In- value of property rated to the poor rates ; the expenditure for the the tides, and are exlatbited from sunset to Beanie. no c . a b e w .,„, / o. 1 v.. ue ,an a ine re lief and maintetuune et the poor, the rate in ths pound on to treat a seecial questiocs, like the public meetings QUARANTINE NOTICE.-MADEIRA, JAN. 10.-Sir- o n u ' oe l' e r o u t s tn .:th a t ' s& are teller la exeres. °ll.ll - P r i ' n t s i," j a g di n Core, continuipg to meet a lively inquiry for Ireland, 7, - e -- ,,,, 10e o r ented ty of such expenditure, the toed number of England. dr - - d foe = io t, and novelties are In course of production for holders were firm at our late currency; Corn Meal at The quarantine noulations here have this day bean modi- eon eat r the o f paupers rellevert e o t e mwortion per cM. to the pope. A letter from Tonlon, of the 261 ult., annources fled, and vesscbs arriving from ports Oi a ereuntry in which the spring hoTOO trede--Froes G. F. aranakir Oman , . same time remaining unnoticed. The stocks of Grain and Mum of the persons •elleied, and the rate per bead of the arrival at that port of the secant-corvette Caton cholera has appeared will heneetnrward, if in ballast, or with Flour ia bond, here on the 31st ult., were, in respect to the cxpenditure on the total number of paupers relieved for the yesr 000 qrs. and Flour, 40,000 barrel. less than teil'nir 'be 29th din of septenner, Dom : Return stowing the total from Gaeta. This vessel bad been placed at the dis- non suseeptD:le cargoes, readve t. fw e . . p a ra s tique ;flee perfo e r a m m - tb TOBA t Ua ._ r ' s,d '° 4l hae be N en co N n ' tin F u eb. , l a . nd al b ou a gi f i le tl: exdtrefmr w W " hea ge t n , aboo , MB; 2 e o stimated. Arrivals into Liverpool . and Hun- surrpee tl i t en t r i r f n7e tb :he year vi r Vng the 29t1 Jay ol Reptemb l y, pond of the Cardinal Archbishop of C'ambral, who is i o n f g a h lu ya diair bl r c y ar an a ll i n e e i. and ut to hdyif th le cargoe e hem. 1144 . for o poor tis I and, t poor w b in no ease to be 'eject to rate has not been paid fin Western Strip., yet pri -n have corn, from the 30th Jan. to the . lst rob.. toath melusive : system ; datinguiening the amount anitproportion of ouch expendi. pee to risk e v Pope. The Caton has brotteht back vivant . P tee atter the expiration of 20 days from the last port b e en Teel firmly mail A iinee, ranging in mon cases from 51r1. IV h7at, 1,671 qrs. ; parley, c 341, M I GO 0 12 1 641 te - i -a- s -, --- ; ture applied in actual relief to the poor in food or clotbing, in and ont AL La Tour d'Auvergne• secretary of embassy, whom of departure, unlrsa enviers or some contagious disorder to 6d. For Bird's Eye Lest' th• - re have been many inqui- lodise Corn, 5,699 ; ndieu orn2leal, 500 brie ; Oatmeal, °I the ere rk ertu u ;e a s ' a ii: l dtVir g ayin *W fr "lie nroottn . t . Lnd proport pe ion of the government had seat on a mission to (Lets, and should Mrnifest Lieu during the voyage.-(Signed)- ries, and, a. eves thus early it ft difficult to get it as light es 5,591 sacks ; Flour, 1,111 sacks, dOW Is f r . ____zp_ ii,,. _ . . 0 ......„ .0, 1 mi. :ad_ ev reuroo _ whether we who brings despetches from M. d'Harcourt, the ssoddirs Imi Co• required, imitable qualities have cowiderably adranced ; 6d. 'tiros, Feb. 1.-We had a good supply of grain at this o ifi c ,,,, en d e g e r e hri ee n : t e ‘O wepr e ne s e s ac u te ' . ' sa l e ' h, ;a Fiench ambcasador to the Pope, end from Admiral _- • 0 a current • pnce for bright leaf, and 54d. his been paid, a day's market. Barley realised le. per qr. above last ffedes w down of the poor. Bandin. C OMME RC .i AL d. AfAl I le KETS :h ar rise ere h in th as also ts ins been tatic mu s eh of mo id to . l re ben d k . Tien p - r lb. In Virg than of late inia , and - . a The revelt of the garde mobile at the Feet de la - 'owe Wes have been made for Scotland ; amongst them a A I'BRA GES , F ROM 111 E ~ LON DON GAZ BTT Es 0 1 LAST - NT - HT -0 Briche, which some of the journals of this mornino o MONEY MARKET & CITY INTEL LIGENCR. p . sreel of tiercn is rep , ?Jet t i have f etched as high se 7td. I *liter. , oA Utley . elem.. I a TS. , anew r ris•s. endeavour to alleviate, proves to hare been very '' Two o'CloeL.- We have a quiet mar ket this morn- ror export not mue h b wdoess has been done, but ia the 1 at DMTRICIS. iu Wien seta lannee win . . luoterter arias • ' venire VMS . . 1 ClA•etall I‘. ee •4e r em' -/ -. 1 el ere. le 1, thr Amnia. Ore= .1 ere. . • wee. , Ws. t ele. new serious. CoL Thomas, who ventured to go into th° ing, but with pfices rather more firm and better than day or two there h . was plsted at (eons IPA been a stir an idering the gnat d some Western Leaf ity, rough, part short, and fond on 10 • 4 a 4 -...„ 7 . I , 2618 1 - 1 1 ' 29 ls o ... ... IR 211 10 431 33 7 place to remonstrate with the revolted, had a narrow Tootordo _ . e .,....... ls are 91i to i both for money ana out of condition) the rattier starCing figure of 4d. About VI bridge '66 49 ! r JBl 4 111 6 :I . ... •. •- 9 15 2 1 so - o co *7 • 25 0 17 3 3o 2 n - escape of a fste similar to that of General Brea. t i me. i f edu Z ed `""'" Threes, 911 to t. Three-and-a-Quar- 8,000 we now lett as the actual supplies of the reason just Frei 4 2 , " 1 75 4 1 4 I 6° 4 1 53 44 cs 29 . 30 4 6 164 19 : «. ... 60 31 1 31 2 was with great diffieulls that he effected his exit from . now the consumption of the next eight or ter per Cents 92! to iEx he Bills, 395. to 425. ceded . T he ' s ' is 1 •• . • e qua er ee tfordeldre kinfebamehire " 39 46 il 169 30 5 6 3 1 M ... the place, and not until he was compelled to draw his nine months to be met ; at the end of which time, the last osfordeldre .49 14 I I 1140 28 11 03 17 1 - - 28 36 i• : 33 1 pren& • • • 'etshire 30 29 9 13 36 11 .... ... 46 43 , 6 39 0 sword on the sergeant at the gate and thnaten to The dealings in foreign stocks have been extre 1 ere Mill bet= to arrive We n tour o into. A year's bed p . pea p , use 1' tut prices will rise. hlaryland : A few email sales ban been Ber While 34:0 49 i 2363 27 3 130 18 10 ... ... 60 34 ; 13 37 6 run him through the body if he did not open the gate limited, and prices with scarcely a variation. From made of brown and I . ght brown stow qeotations. Fine yellow SUMf^... ..... -.•-••••-•-•••• 978 46 e 32 30 0 ' 46 17 11 ... „. e 32 I 436 0 2020 44 1 . 1109 30 8 143 19 7 ... ... 12 4 eg I i 19 32 10 on the instant. Amsterdam, we have accounts of a very good market, wanted. N Kent egrohead and Csvaidiell : Qaiet during the month. e „. ne 46 177 go 3 113 Is 0 .- - 32 33 31 33 4 The week:7' btlance-sheet of the Bank of France, both for domestic and foreign stocks, more particn. Havana Cigars unaltered, except that some middling qua- -,&,,„ _ 1431 44 1276 26 9 403 17 3 ,„ .. 75 32 1,45 1 g 3 made up to the morning of the Ist of Febrnea7,. and larly Austrian and Mexican. We quote Dutch how- I ' d " b " d t . den c `.' • P ° ' id rather thee r Manilla Cheroots D eree twi r e , o , 632 45 . 1075 2G 2 179 19 1 ... ... 38 37 ••• ••• quiet, but higher in price. Havanna Tobacco : A risreel Denonehire. - 6411 411 I 429 28 4 1 258 16 4 ... ... ••• - ••• .- published in the Monsieur of to-day, is subjoined. ever, without alteration ; the Two-and.a-Half per offered in pantie sato wee withdrawn without a bid. 291 I Cornwall ........ „ o „ 5lO 43 351 22 2 • 240 16 0 ••• ••• - iii The notes in circulation have ban reduced by . DenrlY Cents., 48t to 91 • the Fours,77l to 81. Belgian, 78 to ban arrived ; some which kens been wen are eeete i a l s 1 Somersetsilie ........ 1 2 1 39 44 1 1U 29 3;1 31 19 9 foul millions, whilst the bullion is steadily uncesee get Russian, 104 ' to 8. Epanish Fives, 141 to 151; the leafy, but that is the event of their recommendatien. Yara : Monmouthsbire ... Oloucestershifill ... ... ... ... - ... ••• ... ... ... ing in surtount, having this week been aNi- Threes, 271 to 8t ; Passive, 31 to I. Portuguese, 251 A considerable boldness has been dope, but inferior quality o n . o thothi re 313 50 107 II 3 • ••• ... merited by a sum of nearly four millions. 'The to 61. Mexican, 251 to i. Brazilian, 78 to 80. er forced without meetie with •be er New w lies been rath , g y • arcestershbo - ••• ... 3 • 1 39 - 5 13 41 - 2 617 49 1 720 28 6 - - ... ... - ... Oneida : The arrivals are 1,777 packages, presumed to be = as Treasury Lalance has suffered little uziation, Milian, 91 to 3. Peravian, 48 to 50. New Gra folded Ambit's's'. The prices for this and Gine are etifily ... .., lit 20 - 2 - - being thirty and one-thkd millions, or within nada, 15 to 111. Venezuela, 191 to 204. Banos kept up for the limited home consumption. Socorro sad the chashhn„,... 627 43 371 48 73 31 1 209 18 11 16 20 3 ... ... .- ... 75 20 10 ... -. ii 37 - S . 4 86 0 one and a Ulf million of the amount of last week. Apo, 23 to 7, other factory almost unsaleable. Manilla: Some small par. V s = hin , 4743 47 II 1100 30 11 Ss 22 3 ... ... 49 811 7 i ... ~, The impeld bills an a formidable item in this INOLTSII FUND& eels of the best of the stock have been sold foe home trade at eo ceetere et te , Dank Stock la 3 6 I karo.oen. fee ke.. ffil 4 • conkierible &degree en the rates of lan year; and same N ort hampton week's balanae-sheet, bat will probal4 nearly all a we o s a,,e.Aaen, me 1 per Owellinf_i U 44 4 II gs 0 20 27 0 ... .. ... ... ... ... teethe: sales of ordinary quality have been made for the Rutland have been retired .As I before nodeal, 3 pie ea ceas. una. ell Is olsereri. .So 421. ynsr. 263 45 2 414 30 3 918 0 ... ••• 52 . ••• - FOlllll6ll FUND& Continent which, when shipped, will considerably reduce Ittolford o _____ 1309 43 3 335 VI 10 165 14 7 . ... leu 28 5 331 6 the commercial ills of Paris ars by cestem sot h c s 1 ser 10, 15 16 the stock. German: Several parcels of two-year old crcp ,__Banua,,,..soces___,__anv 5443 42 0 8737 29 7 1046 15 i2B 0 274 29 4uSO 4 rude payable on the 15th and last daj sof fe e t of. ne l Lis. c.e i a ~.....4-kme, IA? were knocked off at 2id. to 44., which has ridded the market ' - wm b i T h 444.44° tho mor.th, but are actually payable on the s .ro. °l "m aie s.l, ea e .se 0 • N.F....b.siw. 7 4 8 of no slight trash. Stalks an not produced fad enough for No d e '', VII 43 5 17826 27 7 58 19 ... ... 33 31 I 24 33 0 6 29 0 263 31 6 13 31 1 the demand, and would, no doubt, adman, ia price were it Lincoasthire ......- - 113111 43 2 14°1 39 h 2441 14 following day. The Bank acconnt being made bwo Nwl• IT L ed• mi. pg yi c 71 14 111 0 1 lot that such advance in pries would soon muse the buyer; ef XL/ 1663 47 10 I 4496 29 1 320 17 ... ... 43 31 11 10 32 0 dm?. fleimel it. 134 - .0 45 2 6676 n nos is 230 20 0 • 13 35 7 up to tho evening of the 31st, would, there- 11l 3 11154 t a take leaf Mewed. Shorts, afto, have sold readily at Torkshhe a.. ••• ••• le so 10 - nee. - ew Limas hire lll3 44 8 S 2 19 1 Sn 16 . • - fore necessarily include the bills nominally due Me.% Si .- prices ; sad smalls are rather firmer. 44 51 7 11 1541 19 ••• ••• ••• - 28 1 3 • on that day, but only really payable on the let of 3pw Bdeo 416 d t. Mr .33 1 ---- W La estmorelanr • toberand.. 152 50 8 ES ao 12 18 ... ... • 9 31 - 0 - - BIM. v i t i tr. 1 .11.1.L a=lit.lit" PRODUCH-LwEßeooL, Feb. 2.-Sagar : There Neetholfshwleod 1879 43 1 141 028 , 317 IS 1 ••• ••• - - February. The discounts have fallen off considerably, :s o re. carte, - NI li sham 1108 43 7 327 114 19 031 7 .... „. being, in Paris, less by three and a half millions, and has been a better demand, which haviog been met freely by c ‘ .. 1 ., -..--......- in the clepartmenta,five millions than the preceding RAILWAYS.- The Aim =obi is a shade holders, there is not any change in preen ; the sales consist _ _____. - - --- --- -o- --- 17 1 14 28 11 e 3337 30 3ii MN 33 / 1 week. 'the pretested bills rennin without variation. firmer than yeeterdays but with little doing. We el tic&) hid& 8.P., 10,000 bags Bengal, ' 1332 and 2,700 bar teiperni Weems minis 93333 43 3 9 28 1 , 21164 , - NOTICES 0? 110710 N.—By Mr. MOFFATT. en Tucsda7.l bill to :abolish the privilege of examptim from personal arrest for debt 17tby members of parliament. aares or lan. sous-111y Mr. F. FRENCH, Are a return of the nambee of polies nod aosatabubry engaged during the :not eia mositha to the collection of poor-rotes to Ireland. Ixseaanertos In litatene.—By 11r. GRA'ITAN, flr a return of the number of troops of the Ike employed ageing the bunt. mite In belond during the lota thaturbanoss, end generally of tho forces engaged on both sides, sod of the number of persons arrested under the Habeas Corpus gurpeosion .let, with a statement of their alleend offences. NEW WRITS. New writs were ordered to i.sue for Donegal, in the room of Col. Conolly, deceased; and for Cardiff, in the room of Prys• Pry.., Etq , deceased. _ . - - - - _ - - RAJAH OF SATTARh. Mr. HUME amain el of the First Lord of the Treasury, whether it was correct that the Court of Directors of the But India Company, or the Beernt Committee of that Court, had, with the sanction of her Msjeety's government, sent orders to take posrosion of the territory of the late Rajah of Sattara. and thereby to depose the legal and the adopted heir of the territorie•, guaranteLd by solemn !teary with the E ist India Company to them and their heirs far ever. Lord J. RUSSELL said it was quite true that the Court of Directors, is conjunction with the Hoard of Control, had sent over instructions is the kcal authorities to resume, on the part of the government, the territories occupied by the late Rajah of Batters ; but he did not perceive how this step could be described as any depaiino a of the legal heir, seeing 1 that there was no legal heir. Mr. HUME said that on Monday he s►ould move for a copy of the despatch. BUSINESS OF TIIE HOUSE. Te reply to Sir J. PAILINGTOX, Lord J. RUSSELL said that it was his intention to pro pose several restlutions in ice milance with the ric in:mends tions of the committee on pulihe business hat year. and several then on the subset of the seasional ordsrs. all of which he !mitered would be found promtt•iro of the more effsctual as well a• speedier dtspatch of the pestle Maim•' in that honer. (Re.r% hsar ) lie would sate care that the proposed resolnuons %timid he i., the hands of membrrs in the morning, as it was tie intention to pro; °se t`tem tic Sets thing on Honda... T..ose having relation to the ar rangeme..t of the o der and notice of action days, it would be felt disieahle to dispose of at once; the rest, i, the house desired, night occupy more corsideratlon. BISHOP WEiRIIOUTH RECTORY. Mr. HOBSAIAN said he had given notice of a question on the su4eet of the diatribmioa of the temporalities of the rectory of 11:adopWearmoutb, bat redwing that the distri bution was in the bawls of the Bishop of Durham, and that the answer to the question would exche considet able inter st, at all events in the lucality, he would postpone his qw s.ion until the noble rd had hat an ofpertunit) of communicat ing with the right rev. relate on the sutjt•ct. Lord J. RUSSELL said he had aim ty had some corre spondence on t:se suhjeet with the Bishop of Durham; he had no information to give at present u to what arrange ments were contemplated. The hon. rulenan must be aware he lead no power of controlling them, when they should be dettriniutd upon. ECCLESIASTICAL REFORM. Mr. HORSHAM then asko;l, what measures of ecclesi astical reform were to be intrednced this seosion by govern men'? If any, what was their propose d character, and when the proposed period of their introduction ? Lord J. RUSSELL replied teat he had cousidemd it ex pedient to advise the crown to appoint a commission, to in quire whether the leasehold property of the church could be made snore available for the spiritual instruction of members of the church, with, ut intriuging on what might he deemed the reasonable claims of the knees, so that some clear idea might be formed of the income that might he obtained to wards the e :tension of this great object. That committee having only been lately appointed, it would be impossible to enter into any statement of the intentions of the government on the subject until the commission had made some progress in in labours. Mr. HUME asked whether there would be any objection to instruct the comuisiou to inquire what churches existed, and what grants were made to places where there were no eonerecations. In Londen, for :ample, where seven or eiaht churches would suffice for the resident population, the re were 'avoid) , or eighty churches. Surely the means wasted in there congregationless places might most advan tageously be applied to places where there were congregations ready, but no churches. Lord J. RUSSELL said that clearly the subject indicated by the hon. gentleman was one moat fitting to be inquired ' hits ; but it did net at all epportain to the range of inquiry assigned to the COMUIiIIFIOR he had mentie red. Col. SIBTIIORP asked, was the commission a paid com mission ? (Laughter.) Lord J. RUSSELL—No; it was an unpaid commission. The secretary, imam& must be paid, of course. CHAR ['ABLE TRUSTS. In answer to Mr. bl asts, Lord J. RUSSELL stated that tho Lord Chancellor, who had charge of the bill for the better administration of Chari table Ti map, haul cv; re intention of proceedirg with it. FARMING OUT PAUPER. CHILDREN. Colonel SIBT1101:1' tease t whether government in tended to make an inquiry into the late I imenathle case of the pauper children who had been so brutally treated by the man who farmed teem (lic r, hear.) There were surely poor law inst.& re enough to m..ke the inquiry. Lord J. RUSSELL could asses the lin. and gallant gentlemen that the governeneeit were fully determined to ...ha no henna inquiry lan the matter, and to take every means is their power su 4a...ewe .....18rrAre• nr such hur rors. (Hear, hear.) ADJOURNRD DEBATE.—THE ADDRESS. Mr. STAFFORD then roe, to roams the debate on the adelren. lie ()tinned that the hon. member for Montrose had been pleased ti speik of proteetir n to agricultute as a defunct thing which could never again raise its head ; of free trade as a thing determined upon by the uni versal se nee of mankind; the hon. n.ernber did not seem aware that our near •st continental neighbours, amid all their changes of in n and %hills, had eery ed no tendency to carry out the honourable gentleman's principle,. There hid been something heari surely as tea on tea, and on butter and the epe--equelly objects of necessity to the poor man. And did those hen. members, who rejoiced over the cessation of the corn duty, e ver m ike on effort during the whole of the :act vilaion to cheapen butter and tea, by removing the incite on thorn articles? They diet nett. Ile was a•rare that there bed been some suggedions made to inn if,. a differential duty on tea, en as to reduce the price of the sort most ltritely consumed. But why did those parties to whom he ref. red let the whole session pass without =thing a single effort to carry out their own views ? The object which he and those around him sought to effect was, to tulsnce both classes equally,. and not to be seared by a mere name from eating junly, but to take due means for keying a revs nue upon a proper article et taxation. There had been quite enough duties repealed, as the Chancell er of the Exchequer would readily admit. But there had not been enough of taxes repealed to carry out the free trade principle, andthenewho advocated cheapness an the only test of consumption might discover too late that their doctrines ' touched themselves is well no the protectionists. Let him ask those who were not bent on the destruction of the great institutions of the country how it would be when they had taught the people the doctrines of cheapness, and that go vernment was nothing more than a p dice. What reply would they make when they should be •-ked, why pay so much kr the maintenance of • mere government el police ?" What would they say when the cry came for a cheap go vernment ? He for one preferred the present form of go vernment, with all its costly appendages. But when tho labouring dupes were told that these only capital—their labour—was not to be protected spinet the labour of tho foreigner—when the middle classes W• re taught to believe that the only duty the government haul to perform was that of keeping order—why then it might be expected that those • two dames would unite in eallir a t out for a cheap govern ment, as none of the functions of a provident go- vernment were fulfilled. The house and the country had bast no ex ierience of the constructive abilities of the free traders. They had knocked down one system let the country see how they could raise up another in its stead. But of one thing he wee certain, that the situation of the farmer, such as he had represented it, was both dangerous an - 1 difficult. There was another question connected with the free-trade system, and that related to the cultivation of tobacco. Ireland formerly used to produce it in great quantities, but the cultivation of tobacco was prohibited, and now there was none grown rave in gardens. The farmers of Ireland cutout not be permitted to cultivate tobacco because the revenue derived from it wrs so large. That was affordirg proteetien to the foreign to bacco cultivator, at the expense of the Irish ore. He would only trouble the hove with a few obeervstions on the amendment of the hon. member fer Wicklow. The com missioners who bad inquired into the working of the Irish poor-laws had executed their duty, and laid the results of their inquiries talon the government; and yet the noble lord, wits all the means of acting at his disposal, was about to throw upon an independent set of leek members that duty which a bold and energetic (rove -Lament ought itself to perform. If there wee any subject into which the govern ment was bound to inquire with gr• •ter vigour and earnest ness, and to legislate with firmnessand decision, it was that' very one on which the noble lord said his colleagues had declined to 'midge. In his opinion none but measures enentially remedial in their character should be passed far Ireland. The noble lard, however, pursuing a different policy, was prepared to proceed at once with ac's that might be called coercive, whiln in the case of remedial measures be shrank from the responsibilities of a government, devolved the duty upon a committee, and determined to wait fir their report before proceeding with whet were at lean of as urgent importance as me nitres of coercion. (Hear, bear.) Why should the noble lord take this step in reference to the Irish poor •law The right hon, gentleman, the Secretary for Ireland, it was well known, always had been and still was a great advocate for enlarging the ern of tuition. Ile must therefore take it for granted that the government had made up their minds upon that important point; but what he wanted was that going to stand by the Irish poor-law at all. He would ask the governmert to declare at once what portion of the bill the government should declare t h a t ni g ht how far the y were they purposed to dispense with, and what they were prepared to remin. The inference derived from the silence of the cabi net was that they were not united upon the question of the Irish poor law; that they could no; bring for ',card a measure with reference to that great subject because their own opinions were discordant. (Hear, hear.) With re gard to the foreign policy of the country, speaking as a country gentleman, and not wishing to pronounce any sen tence of censure on the noble lord with reference to particu lar cues, he must say that he looked with great regret at the abeenee of that customary phrase in her-Majeity's speech that she continued to receive from foreign, power; the assur ance of a desire to maintain friendly relations. (Hear, hear.) In the course of this debate the hon. gentleman, the member flag Montrose, bad made very grave charges against t ehendehe noble bid at the head of the colonial departm e nt. He apprd that it would be extremely unlike the bon. gentleman's cha racter if he allowed those charges to rest where they were. He under/toed that it was the hon. gentleman's intention to \