The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-10 00:00:00

t",,/ .17.0....-A a • 0A a gti i LORD BYRON'S POETICAL WORKS. PUBLIC AREA U TIONED aesiest snap puous editions. which, in order to deceiv ur ,,,,, loured "Il Poet'eal Warta." " Byro PLe , but which do oat in too contain much oiore than baU his T ili d illin 4sTßlN .4 LORD BYRON'S WORKS is WMPLYTE, excepting those publiahal by Mr. RIORRAY, ache alone is the pro 'all COPY IntinT. 0 111" The followint ye the only perteet editions of Byron : I. POETICAL WORKS. One volume. Royal Svo. 15s. 11. LIFE and LETTERS. One volume. Royal Bvu. 15s. lit. LIFE and WORKS. 17 cola. Fcap. Bco. 635. IY. POETICAL WORKS. 10 vols. lBmo. 235. CIIILDE HAROLD, Illastrattd. Sixty V:gatttes. Svo. 21s. TI. TALES and POEMS. Two volume. 2lmo. ss. VII. CHILDE HAROLD. 2lmo. 2s. 6d. 'II'. DRAMAS. Two volumes. 2lmo. 3s. is. MISCELLANIES. Throe Volumes. 21mo. is. 6d. 1. DON JUAN. Two volumes. 24m0. ss. JOHN MURRAY, All 110S1SLY PACKS'S FOR PORT NATAL. ARRANGEMENTS baying bye& made W petenothig 1011GRATION to NATAL. parr of oto,loratc gic s Pumas malt Laws, tnilimete. mechanic". et et Isteusto. 1PP 10 . 14 by bet 41 . 1 .1 v-tel • Centooveloteee, ae ALAI • Weenie WNW. porbOoto, awl :0 wee of ffeeboid 1•0.1. for X 10: g• loormedult 'nth prow° .0 mad the woe fount= W. lir 11.. cams 1A.... ty. Th e seem*. wins via the opl..n.hkl stir bert.eloos siblp EDWARD. Al. Woo 1,0 0 too. buroen. estwroly httessArd tub the F. N leenle al atal milk esi bet 1J bet 1r 04+, will follow ta Dseaterr.-0 im wet further peetieuhus. way Ise. C. ZULU rrabio.'l Ea-t. NOTI C E.— SMITHFIELD CLUB PRIZE CA ns SHOW sad ErUkka at Salk Barr lark fakir &a, for 1642,COMMECCESIO.ORROW bear °MM. N!wrinkl y E4DAT, and doer on Friday rear' raked et flaturry, r , 11th, 12th, lath, awl lith Dea.—Manar, ILlapareet, Ief ki. EVENINGS MADE SHORT.—mEcurs lantows BAGATELLE TABLES mwstafaetured upon* 4. -street, Laotian, =As keg evenings ~ppumar eambios maculation with amusement, pries Se 10a., Se 10a, S 3 les., up ts LIE Sold also by Ms agents :—Spsirs sad Son, Otslord; Powell, awl tea Loads; Emtee, Liserposi; Gla•aow ; Pratt, Seedbed; Ballot/Iwo Inepbesson, ; snwers, Dow; Rad awl 2, Norwich. Nowa an genuine without MECUM Baime. UNDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, earablioled Marley to tM retiet at ION( - the Vi re, fat LIFE. Fmk sot SR INSURANCE... ma — Ememedm Canian, 111. sai . A.stent. egrama al asameeng Om UR Rs =V=lare dedraTed te the aMPO. eat tam treat dm pew am added ma a bonus to po. 4 paid la mot. ar applied to —.OOll abatement of the annual premiums. mart tram all liability al parteenhip. lad wee eldest t &Mitigation la ant d mit& Maas armeader em are Wrenn, treated. ruts roußANat se mery at progeny at moderate salts, amt 31AILINE VOICRANCT. at tie Illfrffh ons =xnung , . aa permed as writes JUICE LAVILSNCE, liseratary. PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. PROMS FOB ME NEW YEAR. PiWRITS FOR PAMPA& rumens FOR BROTHERS. raasiuns FOR SONS. nuesmrs FOR UNCLES. PRESENTS FOR COUSINS. PRESENTS FOR THE AGED. PRESENTS FOR THE NERVOUS AND PARALYSED. PEKsENTS FOR TILE SICK AND BSDRIDDEN. The choicest end most valuable sift for the emosehlng nom to an aged, ner v ous, Marled. sick, bedridden. oiiinalided friend, in a p.,ir of the 1' NTAOhNE GUARD RAZORS, best ivory bandies, nisei d Bola, in an elegant boa. lock and key, price One Guinea; pot free, Is. Sd. extra. These BMWS can be used in bed, la the dark, or on ship Doan sod will, with ease, safety, and espedittion, e ff ectually remove the board without cutting the S.W. floes who never shaved belie can rens themselves; and the inventke is so perfect and safe, that even the moot timid lady could shave a sick husband with Utility. C. STEWART and Co., patentees. 12, Charing-eroia, London. Descriptive particulars, testimonials, list of *gents. Sc., sent pou t= TIOMMONIALL " In the denier twilight, one see voyage, and during the existence of that unanimous *hi= is the concomitant of sickness, tie new invention may be used with perfect safety."—Morning l'ost. " It can be used Is bed, on a railway, i srven in a carriage on the common roads. The operating of shaving effected in an inconceiv ably short spite of time, even by the met timid or nervous. This --sded maw Y really a sp.endid hivention."—Lidicet: UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE (d : • lialtrestreeek Leniket; Collegeitreen, Dublin; ad eld ) Espial/dr. Mninherp. Instituted AU. 1114. WILLIAM xo rnoorm. Eau, Cwatartas. NICHOLAS CLIARKI•tiTOM, Vell'lrf l lrllw Life Bonus of the year . 13411 Mitten &elated. • and, erith the t ant of a mem of dbe.uo4 (to arcuundate towards be test Bonus In tas) is pay gas *pun and with the sum irvuerd. us f o llowing will show tbe annual amount of Bonus on Policies the ett eted in Great Britam, according to lbe ages of the lives when optima : Amount of Pre. Ape .hrn a bout:4 percen lion received 114 m" for 1 . 91 " in the le4. tlt ''"U"' dieted. - time. green 1 ears. Being t. 30 .. £l:2. Ws. 104. ... £lO3. t on such amount of Premium 25 LIU Is. £lO3 Brine 60 per end. ditto. 30 ... LIN Ina. ... 1105 ... 55 per cent. ilium 35 ... es. 4d. ... £lO5 .. Being a 0 pm cent. data 40 .. sly 144. 2d. ... £lO5 Wine LS per trot. ditto. TIUMIAII LEWIS, nevem:try. VIBE twavzoice. au tts branches. tnetuding the rent of houses, sad profits retuned on septennial herawornes. rPHRASHING MACHINES (four -horse power), dam upwards of 30 loaded wheat straw per day—straw usdaskaged, pries So guineas • a Gorse Machine, band labour, wid 30 bushels per day, ;Ace g 10; Wedlake's chaff muchine, P s= 200 bushels per day, Cl 75.; heree-boe, dreaming-machine, turnip.eutter, turnip-diriil, stubble-rake, ea-cake breaker, ben and est erssbers, N IX ploughs foe two horses, bubo= doub:e Geld warn are.—XAMY WLDLAKE, NISCiI JOHN BIIINITT, 18, Biahspte-street-within, notmuices, having just returned - ftm Paris, solicits the awoke albs nobility, gentry, sad the public to his choice stuck of Parisian •nd English manufactured BOOTS and 81101.4, which he a conlitent unix* be Neared lor 'legman of design and quality, cunt. tined with superior workmanship. JOHN bildNiTT calls attention to an entirely new prOKINI in the preparation of enamelled leather, whereby it is rendered beautifully soft sad pliable, sad so much changed in its nature as not to cceasiun that pain mid isionvenience generally experienced on westing new boots sad shoes; they bear • botutifni polish, requiring no blacking ; they do not crack or become bard, and resist wet better than any other leather. JOHN tilkiNITT takes this opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous patrons for their It mil support, and further solicits the Indulgence of their future faroure, whieh shall receive Ms beet atten tion. J. 3. also cans attention to the facto( his being supplied with the ebony:et leather direct from the foreign nianufacturen. NAL Lode made espeenly to the feet be J. N. hiniselL pHRSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either it or oat al Dods, nay MUMS a MODERATE INCOMI the We uf aresite of bourir coosunsplies,—Tor fWI apply, either penoseLy or by letter, to the EAST INDIA i m aroo - MiT.9, Greet Wu Helm% Churchyard, City. THE " TEA-PLANT " TEA-POT, so mated from Ite Wag staborotely ereamented with the Sena , end stems of plant, has u.t been sdded te *how patterns wade ender the Seamless Punt , which tom dories the last two yes" emitted each e nide-rpr. ad popularity, hos their eiressee, durability, snil eliesp gess, oo low than reran their enact rearrobistice to silver, being eingroplated with • strong wiedheg et Weer. Prise Oa. Cottage patina to and coffin set wiesplete £ 10 Antique do. do. do. 17 Arabesque do. do. do. 17 hoodoo& do. chased do. d o . 17 Ditto do. plain. do. do. • loui.Qnstovve pattern de. do. 6 11.11. Teapot', 21s. each; was pots, 30s. each, of the Cottage pat teens; teapots, 42.. each; eagle pool, Ans. each, ef the ES i sew. M 7 other article singly is the sea* propertion. Eagravinp sent (per powl free. ormu oi 8. 'tunes (la* Ripple and 1 5urton), 81, Oared. stount.aod I, Newinanahoet (wooer 31 Newswo.etreet).—Estedisbed Is WO/rat:wet. 1520. BE ODONTO AUTIFUL re TEETH.—ROWLAND ° , PEARL DvennucE, • white powder, rem. S ;molded of the choked sad most meberettf Ingredients oft the Oriental netted. It madiattes tutu from the teeth, remoirS: had. pee: decay, polishes sad prestress the enamel, im ves p the meet Dere end sere whilimemaad gives sweetness and le the breeds. he mr ti be Ite WAYS eradicated from the game, sad a healthy ra aid redeems= Mimed, et. that the teeth (If loose) see dim remand Ina la their exists. Pries 2s. 9d. par bez.—Cau. nox. T yeast the labile Ms fraud, the Um. Comminiesservhave /twisted the prepristers' Neale end addreev—thus, A. ROWLAND and *--te be engraved on the government stamtlidt =7:26 box. Bold by them, ma hy chemists aid portimers. NEWSPAPERS. All the London Morning, Evening, and Weekly NEWSPAPERS, and Stamped Public. - nous, FORWARDED he D ea d y printed wrappers to all parts of the world with 'Actuary and deepatdk ( . .kvies particularly dawn. A list, ith the prices for eseh paper q uarterly, hat-yearly, and yearly, may be hail grthi, on application by grid letter to JOSk.PII LEE, Delft , Mace, Ss, Biiiitel , Mplate, Pcischorelistreet, London. Established 17 ram - gEIDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. — Buyers et the stove an regarded, before dully deckling. to Intim& I. BURTON'S (late Itippon and tillOW BOOMS, 3, mow of Newsnaroatreet, moo 1, New som-stmt. They are the in tbe world, and contain mich an imminent of rtxuns, RANGLS, VIRE-1 ROSS, end GENSRAL 111014110NOIERT es sennat approached elsewhere, either for 'moiety, malty, Malty el Mien, or exquisiteness of wen -1.111114, while the prices no on that Mt scale foe which bis Ma ltlehineet has hers so celeirean kr mere the a quarter of a century. Brien nom with bawd ernments and two sets of bus, RI 14e.; ditto with ormolu enemata end two Me et Ms, 1.3 10e. to twenty uineas; Mewl Senders empiete, with elindens• hoe h. to RI; gen Modem, frem 33n; ditto, with rich (mots ammo" trees td lin to us gebillee; affir4lollll, trove 10. 92. the est to ti 4e. Syl. Term and other patent WPM with fallacies Meth plebes. The mem retuned fer every artiele net approved or. Detailed catakurees with eikgranosil sent (per poet) tren—Fstabliehed in Wills.etnet ca. LAMPS of all SORTS and PATTERNS.—The as *skeet maoriment of PALMER'S M AG- Irk 1 2 4 '► se well ogiher CA NDLESTICMS; Cassphlse, Mimed, mid Stir LAMPS, Milt all the Meet impeleetWelds, sod of tas ammet ead Illost recherche pattefle% is amid% lloSitaas sad (dal Slosh of per Buret% in eliseene% is at WILLIAM S. BOSTON'S (laie Samos and Burman SA Oaluidatmet. scram of Nemmasatesel, sad So. I, Nevatverelet,, ahem all the seampable iremeldes ere noir (ain. Oa lamps !awry great variety. Pal•er's pease Candles (marked Perm! ..),7d. per lb. • SNOW* Oraplifset la Naiad saw. Pt 3d. per impede game. massy rammed tee every artiste Mt approved of. Detailed cataloger% mit\ engraving", seat (per pee) tree.—EstaMidied wini.inest, ihs. IBM )LUTION IN 'II T.-0 op I) •Erery taT: --b7rT67l+ is Clerk's , pedigt; inlit t s: s t o t a Celhe lesses mama resnOsdir • IMMO _....as — lWoit Moro I Wood Lam lab is bespil soli Ow draaglit et tie Psi& The Illetropolites IVA Qmom Pc nolearo dootiolam vitb Mt NOY. EvErY kw* Irmo low "CLAKIV 4 PATZIM . TM pus= will dm woe Sam Ahreqe la. sung far iaspisiss at ilte Contours gottilliab. mot. ILICILIAD CLA. Iltolgot Illomori, 417. ivo , t litraad. za z ...... Kseeses Slacihes ßK Mrimallillei. owl oat doer to tOo COmposy.—S.ll. TM dopey Po taimildiers sod jpaglro In gistora, sod Is pi OM. at 11 1 1/ 0 dAfifft& 1114ATRAPILATORT, or LIQUID BAIR 1 .... 6 .; tha n Z e re thee reenzeseiren tee a Wow% sad sot MillS tia — malawal ma at MO N th. Oat elan:: an saat ild ry: ift mestest eeeddem" teeciessed the ▪ et al l a :S . ../ berm ea peethmen rot**, II on 11 to lave It dim the kit time et their Mr Ilia V. mile doe te um it ~rode illemeteee. ?libei et dame et hew. Illee *lot It assreeey te st" thet. Wir WM/ft Mk* tp Os ligaggalen 1109111 Midi MS II" 1 11 . 0 . prams bage wassasisa waft. mall 10111 is Is them— AileusDOSl erllloll4 Mini I" ZIOSIMPa• lam" POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. EXTRAORDINARY Csers—sh ovhicroably-attired female, who pave the name of Fanny Temple, and decribed herself as the wife of a barrister, was charged wader the Crllowiog A constable t the 8 division said, abort a quarter to one o'clock on Sunday mornir g,h is attention was attracted toNeer castle -court, Strand, where he found the prisoner very drunk end using most obscene la3guage. Witness told her to go on, but she refused, and witnes was compelled to lock her np. The priscner, in reply to the charge, denied that she was drunk, or that she used bad language. She bad lost her basket, and was endeavouring to obtain it when the con-table interfered. The constable abased her, and said it was high time that all you prostitutes were removed, and that he had three children by her. The The constable was re-called, and denied having said any thing of the kind. The prisoner said, the cons!able'e word was sure to be taken before her word. She was most respectably con nected, and was the wife of a banister, who can, led cham bers in the Temple. Mr. Hall said he did not believe her steement, and was quite convinced she was drunk and tieing foul language. He fined the prisoner for that offence do., and Li default of pay ment, to be imprisoned for five dare. The prisoner was then removed. - SOUTHWARK. DARING STREZT-ROSUBSY. — Lary Buns. was charged With Ste hag eketrmßßlLiGge sad 'nonce from the ptr,on of Thames Haley. Prosecutor said that about twelve o'clock on Saturday night he was in Tooleyistreet, when the prisocer asked him for tome money. He told her to go away, and while he w..e [arcing his way past, two other temales came up, and the prisoner took eleven shillings Irom his waistcoat pocket. lie tilowed them, and charged her with robbing him, when she saw Wine one approach, and candid him three shillings. He demanded more, and she gave him four shillings in addition. St told her that she hid yet more, when the other female and a man came up and ill used him. A tradesman, residing in Tooley street, said that on Saturday a ght he hend cries for mint:ice men the archways of Lnidon•bridge. He ran to the spot, and perceived the prosecutor struggling with the prisoner and two other remake. The former handed him some sa viry, saying, "Take it; that's all I have got." Being satird.cl that a robbery had been committer 1, he seized -add of the • , when a man came up and endeavoured ar rescue A cr. policeman came up at the time, when :he others decamped, leaving the prisoner in his custody. Kr. A'Becket c.mmitted her for trial, and directed the constable to appnheud her associates. No • ready. Prim One l lii:bedILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANACK kr Mb ; b. g the Stith Animal Leos of this most beautifully ind emend Miessaeak. illustrated by Duncan and otber t esunient artists. The Nein at the Month, by Mrs. Loudon • Insides avariety of new end wed Win. de4 do. The natrOnomnal Depernseet I=llleisher,, Esq., I'. B. A. 8., and of the Royal °Wiruil litinhd by William Little, 19v, Strand, Lanka. IV Country ceders supplied for Cseh only. . RJ 0 1. '• 1 .4 0:11, ' CO . ," ..7 I'4 Doi I._ . Orwre the MARINE I .• I_ Litt ..}, pia,artqc lfe'Ft% Tie rep •N, = Ma : . 1 AE I • 1.181° ...._ L uad _, i• : ,i) rf% L tit i;,;: o l 7 CHARTr.R abatrosent Ile ..weed am tarapt tram all Atli A law bud tate ward 1 MD*** _ I ..._ --ii.....a della sot REVOLUTI ..... LICIIIT MNVlL—Errry ' A , far Ism aK boOd I ' s "'" -- --------- -- be S LAMPS." This i 'sus Rl'pettle. C A -- t mood LopA u I is M ' =IC —. 1 1 . Sourtssa Mr twelve hours .2 _... Wake. MAY lamp is worth rr Mbar salt las ARLOW'S NEW IN. (~_. -.•,' Irr , i =MD BELF.ACTING STPIIOII AP. 21.041:1111D1 110 VENT-PEG! !I 11 % A Moots Oh boor. War, ar other liquors A.... • boo berwatai dot ar odd so effectually "---- ‘ i - A thditholooll AI oholl be drown as good so * .. . . i • 1 ), 1‘• I a j :iriq r N , . 4q two elm *mint; alh eanisisi to retry Its soot lo Brim go. id., or soot et - g as bag Of two ars Mole ow toad at wrest* ho . n• Om wombs min rit'skt ado& Whoa lho ism is moo co t r . ch• out i : dio pm C (which boy boo Ira op. =ol.ll We do 5o So aims Cho 11.pior to tie oftrody; vim die lop Is horsed elf as mire viz ma soar. JAMS SAILOR 14. KW 1111111 s. =limigh.hoolo. ratolliobol IS iloor In plooloo 3. La=with blooms rod riliMid. grads a now moths& st yli = soh* roomidoil to dolOt oil oho um it. oid mai NON ldo NEW lam TAP WPAPPEZ I: wig" the = .1111" el "Ed awn, wad. mod Io per pert. 'Minis SB PWIECK.—FAI-11011E11, DEC. 8. Yesterday wonting at day-tweak a schooner was observed in the bay west of Deadens& Castle, apparently e ntangled with the cowl, and • pilot cutter alongside. The weather was very heavy, boisteron', andlthick, the wind blowing at S.S.E , a pale. By half-put eight she was reported stranded on the rocks between Pendennis Coatis and Uyllyng vase, and im m dirtily under the cliff above *WAN are situated the man sion and gardens of the Rev. W. J. Coope, the rector of Fal mouth. She proved to be the Mary, of Dartmouth, Thomas Jarvis, master, and of 123 toss register, from Acre on the coast of Africa, 105 days, for this port (Or orders. She was not tally laden; her cargo was palm oil, the property of W. B. Hutton and Snes, Watling-street, London. The crew, consisting of the muter and six hands, had been for founcen days short otprorisione, an allowance of two table spa niuls of flour being all that they had to make use of. Of tne crew two were blacks, of whom was one feted about sixty years, wto had evidently been under the instruction of the Wes ley's misidonarles on the coast, from his constantly, having, daring the peril of shipwreck, invoked John Wesley to save him. On Timidity night at 10 o'clock p m., she made the Lizard lights, she then stood off to the eastward; a pilot cutter came alongside, and offered to put her into a place of safety for 1601 , to which the muter did not accede, but it appears to have been agreed to by both parties that they would allow of the claim being adjudicated on by the underwriters or subcommissionets of pilotage. The pilots sheered off, but after a little while returned and told the master to pass his hawser aft, that the cutter might tow her off the lee shore, towards which she was fast driving. It ap pears that the sails blowing away one after the other, ocat. pied the attention of the people, which together with their wea kened condition, prevented the pilots' instructions f rem being heeded ; and shortly alter the pilots told the master that assistance was then too late—the schooner mast u t ritshore. The starboard anchor was let go with fathoms of chain, at which period the vessel was in the breakers, sad was beaten over the rocks to within 190 yards of the cliff. It was now nine o'clock, and some hun dreds of had assembled at the rear of Gyllyngeluse, the rasio of the reverend rector, under wh ith the Mended eeleeetes lay, the waves making a fair breach over her Mende return, and the people painfully excited at wit nessing the earnest apse& of the ship-wrecked mariners for helletnee. At bowl by MOSS of • hemp cable, a com munist= was , and the mate, after a hazardous pewee. asotrived reaskths shore by it ; the remainder wen en ost sham one by one M.& ban el, suspended by • hank to the aisle. As they landed they were taken to the Rev. Mr. Omen is which set of benevolence the ladies of his family Usk a meet interesting pert, exposing themselves to the inclenuasy of the weather for some hours, for the purpose ol welcoming the distressed and exhausted mariners, who met with all that hospitality and kindness could supply. The reverend gentleman rendered , with personal risk to I himself, great saidstanes towards getting the people on shore and in taking charge of their prty. By 3_p.m. the tide bad needed from around she - 000sr which allowed lef beegtting cm the cliff the span, mile, ruaning goer, Le. a last bar false kleel u radder, 'tempest, and iseadied bottom ; her getting of again is probatlcal, but her mite of ell will be Laded in bares to-day. RIOLUIJUBLI LOIOOIVITY AT ECCLIMPIELD.—On Saturday last Sank the wife of Joseph Sulker, nailmaker, died st the adamooder=f 96 years ; and on Tuesday her ✓ani at the extraordinary age ef ens Wig 192. B ee l e sSeld has lost, by the deathof the inebemeW party, onset the most serious smears and hem Um that ever held the lieu or followed the hounds; roil these, ths sports of his youth, were even enjoyed to within *bias anoths of his death. Both parties retained asir wraila rm ilimialtiss to the last moment of their lives. —gl MINES. (From the Miming lownal.) More than an avenge ammat of business has been traumata this week : the matket continues tirm, with a tendency to advance, MAIM seeking fur higher prints, which buyers are unwilling to conform to ; coraequeutly there are several negotiations on the tsp:r, which are likely to come off next week. Our advices tram several local correspondents confirm former statements as to the prosperous position of the mines generally. South Basset, Condurrow, Trehane, Trelawny, and West ' Wheal Jewel have continued in request. Mary Ann, South Tamar, end Bedford United shares have been sought for, and several transactions effected at advanced prices. In Tincroit several tranautions have token place. Chap. pell's lode, reported last week to have improved, is further ocreased in value, and Becomes of vast importance, bias. much as it is entirely an new ground. At Wheal Basset account tor September and October a profit of 1,4711.95. sd. was made ; o dividend of 1,9201., being 151. per share, was declared, and a balsam 01 2701. 101. 44. carried to next account. The mine is stated to be in a very productive acid prosperous position. The following mines, under the management of Messrs. Tay' , r and Son. have declared dirdende within the last few days, and all of them are represented to be looking rem irk ably well :—Listourne 'Mines declared 101. per share ; Go. Rican, 5001., or 51. per share ; ant the United Mines, 1,0001, being 51. per share. At Great Work quarterly account, ending September, a profit of 7601. wile made, which, added to a balance l eft from a previous account, glowed a diet lend of 71. 10s. per share, curling to credit of next account 2701. 12s. 2d. At the Wellington Mine meeting, the accounts for the ; four months, ending August , showed a balance in hand of 1631. 16e. Id. The agent's report furnishes mach to hope for. At Rerodsfoot meeting the liabili•ies amounted to 1,7021 , Os. 10d., which appears principally to have accrued by omissions on the part of the tomtir management, in not bringing all the costs forward. The proposition made at the meting is such that all shareholders will, no doubt, imme diately respond te, and place the mine, now making a profit of 1101. per month, in a position capable of paying continu ous dividends. At Bwlch Consols meeting, held on the Gth, a new com mittee was appointed, a vecid the whole of the new issue of shares were stated to ha been taken up. The reports from the mine were highly setisfactay. Wheal Vincent Is represented to be in a very satisfactory and encouraging position. S,mesplendid specimens of tin have bees recently received in town, which affords positive evidence ci the richness of the lode. We burn the mine is now work lag to a profit. Cawthorn , Console is about to sell a few tons of silver ore, which will enable a fair calculation being made of the value of the lode. The back of the 20 is still producing good silver ore. The first general meeting of the Tnthevy Consols (late Caradoa Copper) was held on the let, when several highly respectable gentlemen were named as a committee of ma nagement for effectually carrying out the objects of the meet- I log. The reports of come well-known practical agents, and the opinions of miners who have recently worked in the mine, were laid before the meeting, all agreeing as to the value and importance of the sett, and measures adopted for the immediate resumption of operations. Not more than 50-612th shares remain unappropriated. Wheal Russel: account meeting was held on Monday, the 3rd instant, when Captain Barret, the superintending agent, assured the shareholders that the call of 10s. per share would be the leet required teem them. The mine is represented to be in a mist gratifying position. The following shares have changed hands since our last : Devon Great Consols, United Mines, Esa Wheal Rose, Tre viskey and Barrier, West Wheal Providence, South Basset, Devon and Courtney, Bediord United_, West Basset, Ent Tad?, South Tolgus, Tincrott, South Tamar, Darin, West Wheal Jewel, Stray Park, Coodurrow, Tamar Consols, Havana Downs, Msry Ann, Trelawny, Tngorden, Re rodstoot, Trebane, Trethevy, and Bwlch Consols. A very intelligent and esteemed correspondent, writing from Cardiganshire, refers to the following mines as likely to take a prominent and permanent position in that rich mine ral district :—Nant-y -Cria: There is a course of ore yielding upwards of atop to the fathom in the 10 fin. level, west of the western engine-thsit this level will shortly go iota high ground westwad, and is I,kely to lay open , a long run of good ore.—Ceurt Orange: The ore continues very good in the 30 (*.level eastward and westward at Penyeefo, and in" I 10 westward at Llettynben. The dressing machinery Penycefn will be brought into operation to-day.—Cwm Bran Good ore in the stops, east of Robert's winze, and the 20 east and west of ditto.—Bwlch Consols: Good ore in the 40, east and west of Phillips wins*, continues between the engine and eastern engine-shaft. Good ore in the 35 and 30 west of the engine-shaft Very good ore in ase stopee over the middle adit, called level Coed the cr o ss. sets have not met wi.h any ore ground. —Grogerinion : The old workings, on thesouth lode, are cleared to within 14 tins. ef the deep edit ; good ore on the north lode in the stopes ✓ed driving. . l hear from Llanydloes ' on the eastern side ef the Plinlyeamon Mountain, that the Brystaigh Mine twee set a gnat deal of ore from the aide of the old meddler; and that this is likely to be a most profitable tteMeMll. lce heap mines then has been a fair proportion of busl.l lAMB Vessacted, especially in United Mexican , Cop ie r s . Jam del Bay, Imperial Brazilian, Australia Linara Noah British Austrabsian, and National Brazilian. Considerable business has been done in the United Mezi can shares this week at advanced prices, arising from the improved spent of this property ; and great hopes are enter tained that the new miss, called Jesus Maria y Joie, situated on the same vela ea the mists of La Luz sad San Lucia, now yielding such extraordinary returns to the adventurere, will equal those in productiveness when fairly opened out. Advice, have been received from their manag supreme North British Australasian Company that the Court of the colony of New Zealand pronounced judgment in the ease of the " Queen v. Taylor," confirming in ths corn vinyls favour the original *sown grant to the island of The Copiapo Mining Company are without their usual detailed report, in consequence of their managing agent being absent at the time of the sailing of the mail packet. The produce of the copper mines of Chno and San Pedro for the mouth of August is given as 68 tons. The silver mines el Ban Jose del Carmen and Al Fin Ballade continue rich work. Pr rle ac re afoul Brazilian letters are to the 22nd Sept.. ala the produce for 18 days are—from Oscan, mks. 18 2 3 22; and Combs, Elks. 3 0 3 48weeeks. 21 2 6 70. There is so important change since the last report. The Imperial Brazilian advice' are to the 3rd Oct., but =aageontain no information of importance, further than the mediating antagonisms making for more vi gorous Orindess. The gold report for 10 days' @molts! , gives S he. tow 1 dot . 8 gra. ,• being, from Goo go_ 1 lb. 7 mss. 7 &We., and Banana, for the same period, I lb. 7 cos. galas. The total from both mines dams the Ist July 481 be. I oz. 5 dines From the Linares Mines the most sabfastory reports con. thine to be received, and the future respects are of the mast saceoreging character. eti ; Ditto, 1144, Your-and.a.lielf per Centa, eel; Ditto, 1836, Fuer per Dents , 14; Ditto, 1699. Ihrce per Usti., 641; Loin ot the Qty, 1843, Five per Cent ,-. 93. Bonk of B.lprium, Ims of 1641, Mire per Cents., 1031. Exchange on London, 23.30. MONEY MARKET. BATT/110AT EVIWING. The same want of confidence in the firmness of prices of the English stocks with which the market closed yesterday was again apparent at the corn-' meticement of business this morning. Consols opened' at 961 to 1 for transfer ani the 12th inst., being a decline of 1 from yesterday's closing . quotations. Alter a while they touched 961, bat again receded to the first prior, at which they remained for some time, when just before the close they rallied, and were lot marked 961. They closed offidally at 961, to 1 for prompt and the 12th inst., and at 961 to 1 for the opening January 16. The Three per Cent. Reduced were first and last done at 951, the highest point; but dating the day they marked 1 and 1. The New Thrceondo-Quarter per Cents, were again in favour, and a good deal of banners was done in them at prim; ' varying from 964 to 1, the higher figure showing the last transaction'. They stood, however, during the greater part of the day at 961. Exchequer Bills of all sizes were done at the ad vance marked yesterday-Ms. and 545. pm. Long Annuities exhibit no change in value; they were done at 8 9-16 and 1; ditto. 30 years, 1859, 81; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 81. Bank Stock realised 2011 and 203. India Bonds, 86a. and 88s. ; ditto, under 1,0001...855. prem. The business transacted in the foreign stock market was much lees extensive than of late. Prices of most deciriptions were taller lower, the decline, however, being most marked in the speculative or "fancy" stacks, especially in Spanish Actives, which fell 1 to 1 per cent. below yesterday's rates. The actual transactions consist of:-Brazilian at 88. Chili= Three per Cents. at 571. Danish Five per Cents. at 99. Equador at 34. Grenada at 164 and 1. Mexican (cx Jan. C0000n), for account, at 281, 4, and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 54'4, 4, 4, and 531. Spanish Five per Cents., at 181, 4, and 1 • Ditto, Three per Cents., for account, at 38.),- and 1. Venezuela at 294. Two-and-a-lialf per Cent. Dutch at 551 and 1; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 834. There hm been rather an increased demand for money during the week, but we have not heard of any having been placed on call at higher rates than those previously current. On the Stock Exchange it is not worth more than two per cent. Discounts have been done at 21 " ' per cent. for first class paper under three months, and at 21 per cent. above three months. Tho following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day during the week: likbese Lowest Closing Prim nice. P,iee. Monday-Consols foe money For account (Dee. 12)... 96 .........93 92 to Tuesday--consois for money 931 93 93 For account Wedneeday-Conaola for mosey For account nursday-Coneols for money ri 96 96 to For account Friday-Consola for money 97 .....«..9e 96 to For savant 97 s el to 96 to Saturday-Console for money ael 96 96 For account Exchequer Bilk. This week. Last week £l,OOO nightie Lowest. highest. Lowest. M on d a y Tuesday l9s. pm. Vs. rm. 48.. pm. ... 45e. pm. Wednesday Thursday Friday Us. pm... 60s. pm. ... 4415. pm. .. psi. Saturday In joint stock bank shares the transactions of the week consist only of the following. British North American Bank (paid 501.) at 42 ; London and West minster (paid 201.), at 241 ; Union of London (paid 101.) at 12 and 114. The dealings in dock shares were limited to the Commercial Dock at 79, and the East Country at 21. The colonial wool soles now in progress are going off with great spirit, and the result so far shows that the July sale prices are more than restored. The following is the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 6th inst.:-Gold bars, to Hamburg, 651 oz.; gold dust, to Hamburg, 323 cz. ; silver coin, to Hamburg, 2,167 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 12,000 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 50,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 32,000 cz. ; silver bars, to H a mburg, 2,467 tn.; to Dunkirk, 20,000 oz.; to Bel giuoi, 72,000 oz. The iallway share market has been depressed in tone during the week, and prices have only been saved from a still further decline by the upward ten dency of the home funds. The closing prices of to day are lower than they were last Saturday, for nearly every line on the list, with the exception of South Eastern', Norfolk, Great North of England, Eastern Counties, and one or two minor lines, which show an improvement, whilst in London and South Western there is no change. When the general cha racter of the share market during the week now ended is taken into consideration, the firmness of the prices manifested in the above lines may be regarded as an evidence of increasing confidence in the present management and future prospects of those under takings. The decline of about 21. per share which has taken place in the London and North-Western is genet ally ascribed to the report that the directors propose to charge against revenue all expenditure, whe ther productive or not; upon which basis the Money Market Examiner of to-day exhibits a statement, showing that after paying a dividend of 5 per cent. per per annum, there will remain a surplus of about 33,0001. Thisdetermination if acted up to ought to,and we doubt not will, strengthen the hands of the directors, in crease the confidence of the shareholders and the public, and eventually give greater stability and firmness to the stock. It is therefore to be hoped, that it will operate as in encouragement to the direc tors of ether companies to follow so desirable an ex ample and deal honestly with the public. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shares during the week : Wang Lowest Paid. Fem. rTiOS. SO Aberdeen 20 Birmingham and Oxford junction (with *guarantee, 90 Brun,' and Exeter se Caledonian Couatles . ........ 7 20 Crest Northern 100 Great North of Ifmaland. 100 Great Western 6l se minima fterby 96 50 Lonsester and Carlini* 100 Lanessidre and 50 Lelia sad Bradford lOO 11 0 e Landau eta Blackwell ILemke, mown, and South Coast- .......... 60 $1 Larkin indOreenwiett lO 100 Lesion sal North Western ll6l 11 50 London aal South Waters 100 Midland 100 Norfolk ss North British 171 North Staftordabtra 25 Bookish Centre! in South Eastern 15492 41 South Wales • 17 25 York. Newesetle, and Bendel lBl 50 Tort and North Midland The following calculi' ions show the rate per cent. per annum 3 ielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (') is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be perceived that we adopt thereto of dividend declared for the last half-year e s the basis of our cal- Wasir, culaticn : 9 6 1 *yer ositt. S3 Three per Cent. Coneob ...troupe prise 3 Three per Cent. Reduced .. Tbreoand.a.Quarter per t ents.. :I .. 37 4 Doak Moak (div. 7 per cen. per mamas) 3 9 0 UN& Stalk (dlr. icli per amt. per son.) 362 6 ~ 40 0 IninlPrir Bale (tut. 101. per day) .. . _ 63e. put. ~ 34 3. ReekoraCceratia• ( cliv. 2a. per share if 101.. opal to 1 per cent. per ana.), 7 ll , area Wotan* (Sir. at the rate of 4 Pr seat. per ann.) lasslotar• sad Yorldae. Nalii.rai plettind 4 per cent.) .—... Ueda lad death Western. PUT. et abided t i cent. per ann.) IS Lanka lei toe (dlr. Wa Par 100 i. Oa kr Pelf year, ousel to 21. 104 fp* init. per inn.) Loadoa end North Widen* (dlr. at the Ms of r_per east. per ann.) ll3 Worm Pm. at the rate 1111 per teak per sis.) loath Zertera, £lO ob., (&r. I per seat.) York and North Midland dlr. ins. York. Novelette. sad Berwick Om% anetrtainl ............... . tXOII/01 . NES add BTOOIB ABROILD. Salim; Dec, ILBelem rands : loan, 1640, Me per Cents., NI ; Ditto, 1442, PITS FM *atlas INI; Mot Isig. Pins Per Calms 2 li 4 II IS 7 o• 6 if 2 1 6 (16 $ It 71 I 3 106 6 0 0 THIS DAY. Two o'CLoex. The rumours of a misunderstanding with • great northern power, which affected the borne fends on Saturday and caused them to decline, were re garded this morning as visionary and unworthy of the least credit. The English stocks therefore have reached the highest point yet attained, and the market gives every indication of a further improvement. Consols opened at 961 to a, from whi:h they suddenly rose to 971, without any intervening fraction, and are now r o o r tl e fi o r pe m I, t 9 g 7 : t n o i a to t r u promptt y all a rde Wednesday n 7 e - 6 1 d 6 a l y ti n g4 z t r t .; e The Three per Cent. Reduced were done at 93} and 2 , 0 961; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., et 3, 981 and 97a. Exchequer Bills were done at 535. and 50s. premium. Bank Stock, at 203 and 2011. A good deal has been done in foreign eecurities, so and since the improvement in Cense.s the market is l i r very firm ; a slight advance has taken place in Mexican and Spanish bonds. The transactions reported are, 31 1 0 . 1 Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 87. Bra- Ise zilian, at 881. Equador, at 31 and 4. Two-and-a- NI Half per Cent. Dutch, at 56 and ; ditto Four f t !' per Cent. Certificates, at 831, 1, and 84. w Grenada Deferred, at 31, ' and „&. Mexican : 1 (ex January coupon), at 281 and 1. Peru- Is vian, at 531 and 54. Russian, at 1091. Spanish Five per Ceuta., at 18i and : ditto Three per 1; Cents., at 38! and 391. The Passive debt at 31. al Venezuela, at 29. to LISH FUNDS. sa Rank neck, Sol 3 ENG 3 per Me. Ace.. 07 I 3 per et. Rod. Anat. 0' 6 131 per Cu. El I 3 per Ct. eon. Aunt. e/ t baciseepar DUls. 504. to Als. OF FOREIGN FUNDS. per et Asitztao Bonds, I per llt.Grooada Belt. 163 IT It per et. Mots. Boob. ad 8 Oterda Deferred Ildt. 3 I t 0 it per Cont., 6 pie Met, ISM 2,3 • ..er et...llpaatßan BY.. /8 9 6 par Ot. Penolse ti1L.:14.1969 -.- 6 per Lt. Ditto N.:170'07 -- - Kii.u;:,..ieW c - 0tt..., Mk n I Igo CL Bueuo6 Ayns, 46 6 6pw Ct. Kum 1m5..149 U 1 . 6 Ditto Cbilian Pd.., let 9 Ditto Spanish Ilda, 14 i U Ditto Columb. Per Dd.. 3 per CL Spanish Bds .:14 iii 61 Columbian Equaelor Mb., 39 4 Spanish Deferred ltdok.— U 3 per Ct. Dawsb ltd s., 79 4 Ditto ramie@ itds.,39 4 It. 23 pa CL Dutch lids., 651 1 2 per Ct. Venezuela Ude. IA 0 2) 4 per Ct. hutchhutch Lena., 62 4 Vabeesela Deferred lidis.:9 10 10 I 13 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. lie 81:0k11.—Tsar public sales declared for to-morrow consist Id! of 7,000 hags Mauritius, 3 , 000 bags Bengal , and 300 Wide. 60' West India. toe Corral —2.000 bap and 200 calks. to Mica.-10,000 hap. 10 PEPPER.-1,000 robins. 13 Olhe.—Steady. Seal, pale, 301. to 391. 10s.; straw, 301. to I : 0 ° 371.; brown and yellow, 321. to 341. ; Sperm, 821. to 831 ; lieadinatter. 841. to 851.; Cod, 311. ; S/uth Sea, 32/. ye to 351. ; Olive Galipoli, 411 10s. to 451.1 Spanish and Sicily, 17 431. to 444.; Palm, 321. to 321. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut, 32 1 . to 351. ; Seed, rape, pale, 421. to 431.; Linseed , 271 . 15 .. t o 281 N, The only feature in the private contract market tceday is a large demand lor good ordinary native Ce)lon Coffee, and Ist 525. nes been Wetly paid, which is a further advance of Bd. it. to Is. ; but th• re appears to be great cite, rfuliess amongst 1 0 0 speculat ws, and we anticipate a brisk market to-morrow for 1 1: articles suited to their purpose. 16 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. ii The market is extremely firm, and the deliveries continue le large. A large speculative busmen was done last week at . 0 adesuced prices. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Us. 9d. ; January to March, ills. 94.; October to December, 1850, I % 395. 9d. to 40s. so PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I 1047. I 111411. Stock this day 08011/1. Delivery lent week Do. from let June Arrival load week 11,662 33.517 2,485 7,144 51,508 55,061 41 1,1161 34,069 80,035 46d. 611. 443. 6.1.448. 49e. 6d. 464. 641. 1549. IRI - 20 40,715 20 2,9i0 121 51,197 111 - lb. from lit J use Price T. C. this day per eirt 1 Lan Town last Friday COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. I) Cares Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, 1 9 s. ; tai Wane End lietten, 19 e. 6d. ; Walla End Lembton, 19..; et. Walls End Stewart's, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 191. 3d.— 23 Ships at market, 46. 2 to 0 MAItK-LANE.—THIS DAY. 80 Our market was but moderately supplied th i s morning o with Wheat, by land, carriage samples from the near coon- ea ties nor was the qutity on offer from rts on the east 20 coat so large at of la te; nevertheless, it proved,fully equal „,.. 10 ' to the demand. White Wheat was taken p rett y freely 17 by the millers at the rates of this day week: but 13 red was not so easily disposed of, but cannot be quoted 121 cheaper. Old foreign Wheat was in rather more request, 19 and fully as dear; but new wee next to unsaleable. There 50 was very little fine malting Barley at market, and r,„ its value was tine t red. &eon& ry and inferior qua or Idles of English and foreign were Is. per qr. cheaper. u There have not been many fresh arrivals of Oats since S Friday, and all good qualities sold quite as well as last st wet k; out-of•conditionen and light parcels were 61. to le. CO. cheaper than on Monday last. Bears and Peas were in z geod supply, and their value receded le. per qr. Se BRITL9II. Shillings per Qr se Lon and Kent, red 3 , , to 40 to 12-whlte 37 to 10 to 12 MI. Norfolk and Suffolk. 36 to 39 to 40... do 36 to 38 to 10 le Talavera Molex or butfolk Comb. a Lin., red.... 34 to 36 t 039 _whits.- 35 to 38 to 40 $ Rea.., 2l to 26 13 BALIZT, Feeding ......„ 21 to 22.-distllling -t022t0 24 1 M a l ting O a rs, English Feed. 14 to 16 to 16s tid .blaek. ,- to -- 8 Date Poland. _16t017 to 17s 61...p0t0t0 '2l tolls Gi 20 5 Berwick Is Butch feed 17 to 18. 64...00tat0 l9 to 10s 6d Irish feed ll to 12 a 61 .. Nadi.. 13 told Si 2 0 16 to 17s 65 1 2 Ditto polaW Nate ..... ...................—. 54 to 56 ins, wale 56 to 58 Cl Pus, rey 97 to 29. Od...maple 29 to 31 /“. Blue 17 37 to 39 ..imperial ... $9 to 11 La g ... White 21 to 28...b0i1er5.. l6 to 30 Lingua Caulk per thousand £9 Os. te. * A 9 10e. 2 I re, nab .1 910Ib. I 1141714 TOllll4lMde, delivered Sg to 40.. Ape household 32 to 34 10 Norfolk and Suffolk 30 to 31...weite 2.2 to 34 le FORAMS. Illoar,"Dantele and Konigsberg ... 40 to 44.. Ann 14 46 to 80 20 Porneraneen, Rostock, and Stettin, -12 to 44 10 Ru ss ia and llamburg Russian 35 to 37.-EgypUan -to - ~.." Danube and Odessa Canadian -to --Australian 47 OATS, Room Pomeranelia and Stralsund l5 to 17 381 Swedish and Danish Friesland and Dutch feed ll 13 to 14 •v Ditto Brew 17 to 20... feed . te - 10 PLOTS, Americas, per barrel of 196 1 05. 2l to 14 10 Canadisn French, per sack of 18011 n.. tree 3O to S 5 so u ARRIVALS 111 TO LONDON TROY 3rd DEC. TO Bth DEC. Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. IrOreisll6 20 Wheat.. Battey ....... Oats 216 1208 1 5515 I 21718 so Floor, 8,632 'sake ; 2,370 barrels. Kali, 4,163 qrs. at. 25 SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, DEC. 10. SS The arrivals from the Continent are so large, that lees _ prices have been submitted to with all forei g n Potatoes, par- Z titularly inferior samples, which are nearly unsaleable. Choice Yorkshire Regents' st ill command a high figure. The following are this day 'a q uotati , na:—York & t ents, 80s. to 110.. ; Wisbeeh, 60 s. to 7 6 5.; Scotch 60s. to 765. • q Cups, 305. to 605. ; French Whites, GO.. to 655. ; Rhenish °Asian, 30s. to 60s. ; Dutch, Os. to 50s. 9e 20 BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. is 10 Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is barely supplied with new Hops, which command better prices. I Fine old Hops are in more demand. as SMITHFIELD MARSET.—THIS DAY. 10 le The number of: Beasts is considerably lees than of late; Is choice qualities are especially scarce ; these are readily dia. 10 posed of at advanced prices. In some instances rather SO more than our top quotations are realised. The supply of 10 Sheep is much smaller, and trade more cheerful ; a few choice s o Downs made 4s. 4d., butlit is too high to quote. A better m demand is generally effected. Calves being scarce, are $0 dearer ; 41. 4d. is pretty freely given for choice kinds. Trade is rather improved for Pigs. From Slummy and Holland there are 468 Beasts, 1,860 Sheep, and 66 Calves ; and from Leicester and Northampton, 2,200 Beasts. Trade is heavy for inferior meat of all kinds, and several plain Beasts re main unsold. Per §4OOO or 9La a. d. a el. Per stoes er Was. s. d. s. d. Bat Boots, Bastards. 40 4 Bust Dos. & lib 0 Sea Vberfriorns_ —.. 383 10 Dar LOOB-110011.. 3 10 *wood arias 114•11.. 28 3 4 Do. de. Oben 0 0 Was ....... ......... 34 4 4 Zags sod ward sugar 3 4 „ 34 4 4 Do. do. ROY= 0 0 Beg vas: 40 4 2 limes 0 0 Mens as market. 3,620; &lap aed Labs UOTOD. 01; 0142.2 1 3 4 . Svoun-Ennitalrela. Great Northern, 71 ; Preference, 61.01.9 d.; York and North Midland, Vt. YORK, Dee. 8. BRISTOL, DN. 8. BToos-lionnson.—The mounts from London being eesiteli so satisfactory as to sow days previously, our market par took of the metropt&tan dolmas and hmottelty, and not much Mat o= mu concluded. PARIS, Dat.7. Bovass—Parts aid Orleans, 760; ' , arbors% Rousts, 551 23 ; flows and Havre, 237 60; Arias' mad Marseilles, 317 50; Strasbourg and Basle, 103 75; Castro (Victote), 322 50; Borders*, 405; Nast, 55250 ; Buts sad Strasbourg, 35e 75; Tows and Naas, 274 75; Verlaine@ Melt bank), 20 1 1 71; Yentalles (lett teak), 10; St. Germain% SW. BAILWAYS. Txrs DAT, Two o'CLoox. The business transacted in shares today has been again very unimportant. Prices, however, have tended upwards since the advance in Conso ls, and quotations for most lines are now better than on Sa turday. The improvement is most perceilible in Great Westerns, which have advanced to 60 to 62; London eta North Westerns are at present quoted 113 0 114 ; Caledonian', 12 to 121; Nurth &affords, Di to 91 die. French lines are rather better. Northern. are called lit, to 1t die.; Boulogne and Amiens, 6 to 61. emotoKydms &Muds,. Silts tdty op to l o'aloak. 811111111 RAILWAT% 134 Do. Preferanee at Malligt.,Not.,lioe.,&g. 7n. 6 'Berta Hants Eat. (Gt. I West. perpetual pAI.) se dirmin6hlunezoafordlunr ealladulypd..orwithaunr. Da.wltbout a 'natant" 131 Blrm.Wolvdk Stour Valley to vlrm. Wale., and Dudley oalledulypd,orwithguar. to Da mahout& suaranto 12 13 --/ -- I die. 61 of du li i 616 24 26 22 93 34 13 90 "Bristol anA Exeter 2 7 4" Do. _Thirds Us' tueningisambire 124 Do. sham ..-• 10 Do. XlO Prelwassereg. 60 Chester and Holyhead .. 113 Do. Preference 60 Dublin and Belfast Juno.. U Baal Anglian . . is Do. (ill L . ... 24 D0.(3/.10a.) 6p. Ct. Pref. 10 Lantern Ontuties 10 Do. New Goa. op. C 1. ... 61 Do. Eat., p. No.I 11 Do. do. N 0.2 34 Do. N. is E. 6 per Ct... 42 Do. New 13 Eastern Union, aegis • (llate E. U. 6 15,. do. ' do.'. 23 bo. claw B. and C. dill. -- 20 Do. &rip (gua. tp. 23 Bast Lancashire Si - ii . db. ► ►; I 70 74 111 gas ezi die pm 51 05 4 pm. 6 7 4 II I? 18 114 12i 14 12i 26 SO _ . 2$ \ Do. New 64 Do. 6 per Ct. Preis) eh. 25 East Lincolnshire $0 Edinburgh and Glasgow... 25 Exeter, & 21s. Latter end Exmouth ... 20 Crest Northern ... 124 lie. shares, A,Deferred 74 D 0.4 shares, 9, 60. 10 Do. 5 per Cent. Pref 50i Gt. &nth. and West. (Ire.) toe Great North of ftsglantL.. 85 Us. New, SAO SO Do. New, £3O „. IS Do. New, g. 15 101 Great Western „. 20 Do. IS Do. New, LIT 10 Hull and Selby... 25 Do. Mures 124 Do. i shires 50 {..meter and Cabals .. 100 Lanamhire and Yorkshire 95 Do. do. M.11.* B. 49 Do. 'hues lo De. !oinks 164 Bo. Thirds 10 Do. New (trua. 6 p.CL)- 49 D. Liverpool and Bury 10 De. West Biding Union 25 Do. Preston and Wyre 10 D 0.5 shame (A) 50 Leeds and Bradford... ... SO Leeds and Think 34 Do. l'ref. Op. Cent No.l • IM. Do. N 0.2 • Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do.(4uarters ISIS 7 per Cl I 141Loutton rad Blackman ... IMS Loa., Brighton, & B. Cone , lOU Lie. New L 5 gua. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed sp. CL. late Croydon'fhirds... 50 Do. Preis 5 per Cent.... 50 Do.(tunveL 5 p.C4.,18.52 125 London and Greenwich ... SO Do. l'reference 100 London & North.Wadern 12 Do. do. New 5 snares 7 Do. Fifth' ... • • 1 Do.Blo nod B.(C) 50 London & South-Western 424 Do. New, g5O ..• 34 Do. New, gee 5 Do. Preference 7p. CL 26 , LowaitonOtiar.4 per Cent 5 Monett., Bus., and Mat... 100 Manch., ,hef., and Line... 25 Do. I shares, No. I ... 25 Do. shares, No. 2 124 Do. shams, No. 3 .. 10 Do., New £lO Pref. ... 50 Do., Great Grimsby 25 Do. Bhef. and Lineoln... IS Do. Grimsby Dock ... 44 Do. Lincoln Union ... 100 Midland 50 Do. g5O shuts ... 100 )r. Birm. and Derby... 100 Do. B. and B. 6D. CenL 60 Do.ErewathValleyPref. 50 Midland Gt. Western (Ire) IS Do. New E2O 20 Do. Gummi. 5 per Ct... S Do. Unman. 54 per C 1... 16 North British Ile Do. t h shares 61 Do. awes 6 Do. 6 Do. Preference 174 North Staffordshire ... SO Oxford, Wore., & Vfolver. 15 Itead.,Guild., and Reigate 44 Royston and Machin ... 25 Scottish Central 25 Scottish Midland 12 Shrevra.,& Bann., CIO. A $ Do., New Ouarantaid... IS Marewsbur7 and Chester g l o e . r. W. Min.) .„ 18; Do. Oewestry to Do. 8 per Cent. Prof... 64 Bhropshire Union ... 50 South Devon „, 25 1 Do. Preference ..• 84 South Staffordshire... 715580uth Eastern •.• 20 Do. No. •.. 10 Do. No. 4 Registered ... 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip ... 43 South Wales 12 & York., Don., & Goole.. 164 1 She9leld, Rotherham, and Goole, N.Di. gna. 5 gi.Ct. 20 , Waterford sal Kilkenny.. IS 50 I ' Wear Valley, do. do. 6 p. do gua. .. 45 Wilts, Boasereet t &Weym. SI York,NeweselliNkßerwiek 20 Do.EiL(Yeet&Yogrea.) S Do. 0.75.9. Pairs SO ; York and North Indliod.. 10 Do. Prelacies ... 1 41 . lit I)• s 7 l 2 dig.. at 32 I2ii 230 TO ii pm. 89 41 pm. 19 21 pm. 58 68 ii se 10 db. lot iI OS l bi dY 97 484 8 1/ 48 89 i Ms -par 42 40 db. 21 22 db. 101 91 db. 6 61 db. 10 10 du 2 2i pm. 394.0 d. 41s. Oil. 61 61 <Us. 29 99 j 03j pa. ih 100 j 7 9 If 11 5 5 dis. 3 dis si 4 80 81 130 133 i le lei 55 67 55 67 61 let 22 23 112 113 _ _ _ rai -1 lll 21 31 19 Is dl.. 17 13 dis. 4 2 pm. 111 1:1 di.. 17 19 14 13 41s. t 9 96 a 10 14 14 de. 9 6 dis. 21 19 41s. 6 II if 21 414. 496 Sol 216 21 dis. 25 27 122 124 . Se CA 26 24 14 1 3 dia. 16; 1 4 71 4 11 l l+ 1 lb 2 4 2 $ par 1 991- 9/ 91 Ms. 6 11 151 161 16 1$ 7i 7 die. 6 64 dia. 2 21 pm. 7 5 dlz. 34 2.; 919. 11 9 die. 11 " 14 34 8 dls. 4 6 8 584 60 ii i dls. 192 201 61 p 2.2 t 26 du 113 14 1.22 2 82 21 1 ii dTa. 161 14 I I" 24 34 331 Is 13 du. 17 174 8} 114 41s BdL 4 171 18 31 du. 271 17,1 i 31 14 16 61 lemon R•ri.v.vs. Si Anslo-it'll= (late Italian ard Austrian) 39 Boulogne and AWOL .. 90 Centel Fume (Vierzos) $ Dates Itheaddi ... • if Ustlattlan ... ... ... & Great Indira Pentosula 10& Da. 10 0.... mad ... ... ... 20 Dinar aa Lists .. 141 Northers arraign .. 7 Odour ant Bataan .. IS Parts and Orions .. 20 Parkiand SAWS ... .. 12 Parts sad Strasbourg .. 20 Rowe wad Havre ... „ 10 Sambre sad Masa .. .. If Tour* sad Mantas If 3 dis 3f 6 11 9f 9f 8 die LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8. STOax-Bicwatos.—The market ie again looking down. Birkenhead. Lancashire, and Cheshire (late C. and B. 6 per cent. 'till 60), 121—But Lancashire, 124—Ls ..narhirs and Yorkshire (.1 shares). 20 d.—tron and North Wl:mem 1124—Ditto (new shareal, lis p.—Mtdland, 491—llitto (4 ehares).2l4 U. 9d. d.--Belbst und Ballymena, 1114. MANCHESTER, Dec. 8. Ikoot-Itiowtow.—The market was very satin, with prices weak and drooping• -------- MMINGHAM, Doe. 8. SVOCK-Exenbdron.—There was scarcely any variation in share values torlay : anything, they were rather more depressed. Chester and liolyheada were gone at 104; Midland; Birmingham and Derby; at 26i ; and Shrewsbury and Baminghant B.'s at Si 6 64. LEEDS. Dee. 8. iTOCL-EICZAXOI.—The market has been again very fist to.day. There were more sellers than buyers, and prices were dawn. Mira's , were offered freely at 8, and there were buyers at 31 dLa., and sellers M. Be. 3d. die. Old Yorks were also oftred a t in. In um. Zeds there were buyers at 50a, and sellers at 511. The market alto ther had a very downwarncy._ East Lenesdaires were done Orelthe lowest pree eve M end euote, in Leeds. caledonims, nu Northern*, tti dia.; WA Zaterstons, Ne." II U. Us. 3 4 . (lte ad No. $ 1 St dies 4 5 pat. 1 4 pan. 37 SS dis, I 2 11$ dia. 15 164 11 12 61 91 111 • WI -).4 1U 12 13 6iie. d P 66 7 clts. II 7 db. 5 6 2 la dlr 3 SI 29 1.1! 21 12 ' -. b - • ot M 1. 11 arst. ea " ow% .............. hod herd- at lio