The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-29 00:00:00

1111.1"1".4.1.- J f e. 61=0 a 7. r us h. kabip try yokesifwr CAL gm 756 1 LONDON, MI NMALPE sad Och's NSW PATTIRN TOOTH = est int MIA lIPON I C lawater.—Wee e t = em e . pu b = The Iree INO/ONIT. the unedited the = ma dam lee metgir .i r= d re w er e ls i * 0 sem= he& elegise dem GWYN Or Ilma Wit via's& salisrlied llama pap ai MALFSIIMITe . le akidillimmii. us s. da* week 111111 low Heel . L gleelleeeleee et die "Ws" Metsalles. *WPM lit line MUM _ Ily, Pl*, - maw Alllll4 Foreip stooks we all either heavy at former quo tations, or eswidwably is &elks. Belgian are tailed 78 to 80, as bears. Bresilian resins 78 to SO. Chilies, 90 to 2. Bassos Ayres, 28 to 8. Ras. Mae, 104 to IL Dutch l'we-and-a Half per Cents. are lower, at 484 to 9; the Fours, at 77 to 4. Spanish TIM, at 144 to 18; the 'ripest, at 274 toB. Native, 84 to 4. Portuguese at 28 to 7. Mexican have t o 241 to 61. Peruvian, 47 to 9. Venezuela, 19 to 10. Naisb alone arersther better, at 83 to 8. The fsilare of the respectable house of Messrs. R. =l:and Co., in use East India trade, was m- Saturday, and is confirmed this morning. Us liabilities are understood not to be heavy. Es Snatli /FUNDY, Boac Stook. % m on lot Ae.. 3 par O A TO. I per %Ono. Law" g I e6;4 l 46Mm ia ila l 41% to 466. wen 701.141d1 run& rc, Avgiligt Door* r lit Per Bok a r&I. pm* EtVWs, TO 80 ell a et:: X4l 41 " 861..21 S 104 6 IPS 144 is 1 S psr oaf 8 SW.. 24 SU- a per ft. 64 1616.. St II Per Ok ph" 4M • bar II TO 4 Nr CL DWI cm.. TTt vtersers Ns. NN at prices fully equal to those of last Monday, and in ease Wawa that day's TUN were rains szassind. Foreign Wheat, whether bonded or tea, folly "p -rtlate rates. Barley was In fair request. and te +ma well 'maintained. Oats were generally held for • trilling advance, shies eiceekad .heir sale, and last week's quotations smut be repesta. Beans tad Pus firm, at lea rates. Flour unaltered is value, BRITISH. Waco ea times. Winer, =and I<rl ad 37 1.41 re 47... white SI to 47 te aa~sa. Si to 37 to 46... is St to 4111 es 114 Talmo= Mama ..... 31 to se arab. is Um. amillleotsb do.— to b ea to ri ZliTe in le es IS In to 211...eacs If ta ri :ONDAY, JAN. 29, 1849. [THREEPENCE. united. A worst commits. sat in the Climber of Deputiee on the 21st, to amitosis* jadieial proceedings against M. Tapas. and another deputy. The gab-prefect - of Bayonne hes lamed a dearer, dated the 23rd inst., requiring all Spacial refugees within his jurisdiction to present themselves, within three days, at the prefecture; and. having then received passports, to go to the chid place of the department, under pain of Wag banded over is the gendarmerie, to be conducted to Pau. warm" Jas. 21.-7hrso9, 099 ark: 01 90 9 19101 0 . DI mew 19:6.96 orb; Pleas, 10 paper; sitar Ms% W era. Prix. • pa= era.. Coupons. 6pe 7Yeeeo9r 11111 a, o rr e . 42,6 811 4 1 et **- maw as Larks. d. -.. lam w raw « Oa" 11111 1W1L—...111 to It ov to —old Mob ... 11 to 19 oa 104191.-pouto. SS to Ns Id lorwidt Slott& hod 19 go Slo Od...polvio. 21 to Oil Itii hod 13 to ICJ .. 19 ... to to 1 1s SI7o Si TAM,.... Ditto TAM, Mow ...... Poas, 1711. Skto M.. isie..nabe NE RUMDRED POUNDS& !RIZ ft ESSAYS. pnrATIONAL eOIIIIIOZILATIOII rAr i Am. ,..,...„, /AT el X ATKIN AL ere Leda* WILLIAM JACKSON sat. .. Pieldae. Wales SWAM lig.. 11.._, allgilll 1111/dMf. Ibibi l Le,, Veep. ti .. m k r ieywerlfa WT.. riebblets. ram OW. Chelfereidthe A1ia,.... . e earalemie efteelloll Ta_ A IL F S .I4. ., alt=ila el I" azaillig. u."--- Ilow"-ri s lided — peediiai=tealtee. do Olin -..-..- M O . spa * kdbillMlNg el OW Ma 10 Willa% *at be She Weir =be— ........, wee Wey may neetee se bee • premium of /Ze. and gr asamo lANDON = A FRO\ .•401AL =MCA, Mao woad but • rooms a -- 11 ••_lte a ukoz4nedruz.i. mut lie dee ism dew. 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Threadmodle WM. mad will eon. aelson Ms to all the beediag Mims, mepaaM. Ilems. WS. § Imarad sad tat centime daiti te act as soak oat share worn t a ibe um and age. ta Ovate costrack el Ithensh WA =ash rahher Agree. Sad otaar progarty.—Ttireadassd* &Dean 4 MOAT in BREAKFAST 8 VIMitES. Mme t r,...,,,,, mw ........ . awl arratadsi at PV/UL • IP ... F ai M a. **a patra al Mara mamorra am• Or.. Oa maatat amp n r od illvie. ant atow sewed far tab at mil mkt aitt what wadi bare lora add bat tar a. M WOW br me semi= OM, TVs me **ma& as dim. Wand ear ma work* ...... ..... M• IT • 4% rid 44 t ::::::::: 1 • Ea II • .14 i=rar . ;aarawislk 516. tad; ;01 tin SIT tow Aar me& la* la Um awe prepeatlaa ItalrarWO mot WI Moll ta ;ILLIAM P. IMWTON Oats Nam ma lartial".. . at mg 1, heouretrest Wormer al Illeavarsherest).-I.oheiressala Well Week WM NEW WOLK HY TIM AUTHOR OF "VANITY FAIL" Oa the 3151 hut will 7= prise IL cesagioNd TIMMY JlO. IV. Og PENDENNIB; 818 7011.78 rd 11181,011.T111188. 11111 MINDS mod 1118 011111TE•17 imam Cl "V= Voir." • 1111= al trida ued =kw, Ileass.ll. Bouverlestreet. UNITED STATES; mik.A.Taws.gm LIVERPOOL, JAN. 28.—8 y the urital of the Ws terloo packet ship, which le ft New York on the 13th, three days suberquent to the departure of the lut homeward bound steamer. we are placed in possession of later advice* from the United States. The politi cal intelligence to hand is unimportant. Cholera was slightly on the decrease. Tne commercial summary will be found subjoined : Btu...D :rrs.—ln this whet but little was doing lad latently receded. Western Canal door wee quoted rdrin Me. to $ deb. 75e. per bed., steady ; Gowen* prime obis', leg. tee. to 1 doll ink per 0301 be.; rowel yellow Indian corn. Ste. to Ns. per busied, lonely eoppected; !moth* wilts, Calo. to 62e. per babel ,• ladies wad, 3 dole. to 3 deb. Ira. per tori. Ur COTTON 1141,111 CT at New York was valet aostssm to a mode- Ms extent only bad b an dons ; orlsr. bower. were gulls steady. TM Koh in MAIM= at New Tort continued in a eatietectory con dition. money wee far horn being none. and trading pre were nod. 'Adman ms Lando., MI 100, rather a Sat submit* al Pena. 537, small irks ; as Umbers, MI to kit ; oS EMS% 7t4 to 79. Might of salon Is Liverpool. id. to s.ltd. , per lb. 10_ 0110ERR'd CELEBRATED OVERCOAT& x - We. IrOUOILIM of 4 Coaaallaolnat, lOW to Vs Illogaji am Priam Albert, endltlia oassuota peamilial of p aid paillana . owl ouitotio . t i M,llMlla li i t i =ar am V sconfort ,4 tho asor oval samor. called thorn.) 111,11WIIIIIAN OVIIIICOAT. oliall. I parfaits wow. &wig IS Mot Imam* sala. sod "MU so a wok. lo oani awl oewskelataa as M. tolmmol. so op lo to Snider wanue.lbe pat i te4 dillw. We Ira Milk. VOIJOIME orwri wild sa4 eargebs Fiellt,_-11 ess is lammooa— witms rode: ilild.soll 1. lWilmaaumeboaplas. 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IL =WU sad 1110,1 oar* bavlog .u. ra .m. mod th= bet bow illl~ll dot IN Zrebot i = glib diem at " Is as ome eseeora," Nelms tio rttd to 41 mew to irew for slalom mem TM/ Nome cow loodee mltte oa) ob bow Is or out el Lomb,. rod Wee of* asire tfd Amp &d am He., Avoid oil et or owl to IN iloorlet (111. Lose. ob. 11. 4171C.—Tbi. Llotabllobooeot Is acrd from mod VW 4113 musk 11 l• l3v. wham busbeess Is roomed 141112 o'clock. - - - - MILN Pilt'S PATENT BTHONG WROUGHT IRON "11041 1 VAST" GOVERNMENT 1300 Z M Oll9ll fliria aotl CLo.l.Te.,—Vlneeveliteet. RY 111 ktea Me ti m urrati , g . tomeets. The Moore* oho la the v. 4 ... 1 .,. 1 ,,,..........,.„,„,, n2 .. rai ., OWN Or the shoo do hope twe e t, .--" Mantels ohs t e do se rev ed= oseded : eed is . 1 4 , li Mlarr a dr he, . 04 4= ti l kil l e — Yes St& the =e laWl. VVlZßlbela matiSairlierNa" the demi& Mar fiersindahe all an" w i • jilts I . am% • '\i'f Ifiell. 1 - 71M13K — -be KTB, Ala, and .__ =LT _ = =IPATID by USING 1106011,0 Ti mani bins MiiaS pi = • 1 98.1 =0 " I.=l* = e solve i els" . j o iTifool r . . 7 41 4 r fOrn L TIM treatt i tll i r : l iar ~e• ;MA rat nt : '-1111 4 le • • l i, ° A. • Cburebytlmitileatos ; : Osnalth___. CV•11" i y j ~ .E .A. _T ..... ligif is mad NEI rrOWIOIk Wl ego l e A be 7 h —Tr i t:p of 14.000 pets if Nile kwe boa two meshed US WENN, of tomilomfr= resseNblllty at M. =ma ------- -- HE NEW TOOTH PICK TOOTH BRUSH, thoroughly elearlis 1 between the or who seed op ose= 1.011104 the et %re red orawrime. Tbs kalr hem to ems gel tig—lte. L W 4• No LINN MM. No.& or~; II& lima Cerable dit a :Z io dldde lie the mit. n amil ir orrohee the Mk la sthe oy eue___ atri hole l iz . ar irm. bin ei n areng sea* es sem to suza radk ra : I F' Ldri m. :Videg 8 888 1818 Alp& e pip6 . l .: 2l ehrs reelefor lai = gad 311 i. lLgs. 10 MANI' TUiLET REQUISITES, nth et is %la aasauloa-110111LANDff KAUNAS OILY WO sad far asabs sad wreaddas kmulmot Maw 10171 . 1 A 10 Inftra is • rtroDo aa4 34M r t arladddrY: sad ~Was Alas de Os Malt art pat= tabil• clow anfr = cad as l ia k L ai Elie su Maide et M . essaanall ealb darlaftlit ea et es dalegrat ig M—da Ibia al la ow dada a s add Add a• W- - -Hii DRINK, AND TOM,—_ AVOID; Mei riblelllll oemptJ. Onvssum ILL —l4r So lammtlailit %gip. a aNdl aidirs rut. a ehor bead Nis mereresu bale a asneeil aa at eiga r Os most &Mora ersilleiss. make tb• IgarZe i roal bsegiess. owl nosh la Mak Os WM piglet To be of L andba MA AV* Nati al a. a re . r . l. fie WM; Ile Snit kw 14&418504 RUMOURED CHANGE OF MINISTM: PAWS, Scnnac,ll A change of ministry has jest taken plat*. The combination about to assume power is that of La Martine, billault, and Emile de Gtrardin. At this moment (6 p.m.) the decrees naming the new ministers are ready. So far I give you the latest intelligence. To re- some — In my despatch of last evening I told you that three events were probably impending i—let. That the government would propose to prosecute M. Proudhon for the articles published by him the last two days, .in his journal. 2nd. That the urgency of the law to in terdict clubs would be rejected ; and 3rd, that M. Ledru Rollin would propose to impeach the ministry. After my despatches were posted, all there three events occurred. The pro cureur-general demanded leave to proceed against Proudhon for an illegal attack on the Pre sident of the republic. M. Sensed presented the report of the committee against the urgency of closing the clubs, which the Assembly adopted by a majority of 418 to 342; and M. Ledru Rollin formally presented a project of decree for the miss en seevsafiere of the cabinet, which, as was observed, will wow eerily include the mite en accusation of the Pre sident of the Republic. M. Renard oppcaed the urgency of the project for closing the dabs, maintaining that time gess tioa was an extremely difficult one, requiring much previous study, and that, therefore, the Chamber ought not to proceed precipitately. M. Loden- Rollin, on the other hand, opposed the urgency, be cause, he contended, there was no difficulty at all in the question, and that the project proposed wee evi dently a violation of the spirit and the letter of the constitution. Hs therefore not only proposed its re jection, but also the impeachment of the ministers who made such a proposition. M. Odillen Barret spoke on the other side • for the details, I refer to the report whic'h I seed herewith. The night has passed without disorder. The troops were out and under arms at the several stations dur ing the night. Seveial regiments brought in from the banlieu are encamped in the court and environs of the Luxembourg. The Assembly and its environs are literally crammed with soldiers. The affair of M. L'Herminier passed off without further disorder. But the College and its neigh bourhood continued during the day and night to be strongly guarded. The government has taken the moat energetic men sums for the maintenance of order, and General Changarnier, at the head of the regular and civic , troops, is in;ested with unlimited power for twenty four hours. It is feared that a formidable agitation will be pro dueed in the departments by this intelligence. The Assembly to-day concluded the debate on the first reeding of the law on the council of state. No one takes much interest in this, becense no one be lieves that the regulations now made will b. per manent. In consequence of some violent language addressed by M. Aladenize, commander of the 6th battalion of the Garde Mobile, to General Chengercier, on the subject of the decree for the reorganization of that body ; the General has committed M. Aludenize to the military prison of the Abbey.. The following repo repot of this incident is given by the Slick, and I have reason to believe that it is - - subetantinly correct: Informed that a conspiracy was under organization la the Guard Mobile, cm ocesmou of the dense modifying des eimmesitiam of that body; Gem. Cheapener sailed boffin kne ail the, chefs-de-battalion. When the 'angrier officers had arrived, the semen addressed them, stating that he had heard with rasa surprise and grief that the 'Seers of the Guard Mobile eadeavouted to seduce the soldiers ; that a conspiracy was in preparation ; that leave of absence had been granted enlarge numbers of that body, who were to meet in the Square Mangey, in wan to proceed to the Rlyne National and the Assembly. The peeral added that the decree that had been made had for its object the conciliating the Interests of the army and the Oman Mobile ; that it wee im;.ormible to leave officers In of rant superior to those of the army, and that nein required imperiously that one body should not tonj4 pay superior to the other ; that the law mast be vindicated, and that consequently four superior officers, pointed out us the leaden, must deliver themselves pinatas, and be con ducted to the Abbey.. Y. Aladenne, one of the officers pointed out, then addressed the general in the most violent and insolent term,, sad threatened the President of the Republic hi mself. Without disturbing himself, and with the moist perfect calm, the general rang the bell and ordered the officer on duty to be seat in. Re entered, followed by 24 gendarme'. Do your duty," said the general, and M. Aladin:a was immediately taken to the Athbays. The three other officers spoke is explanation, roe pettedly, when the general, addressing them, dented them to return to their berreelu, and Inculcate order and sub minion to the laws. Remember (said the general) lam surrounded by devoted troop, and that they who displace the paving stones of Paris, will never repine them. The National says that General Changarnier having convoked yesterday the superior officers of the Garde Mobile, informed them that, having learned that the Garde Mobile intended to meet to-day in the Champs Elysees, to make a manifestation against the OSMIUM which have been adopted respecting them, he, General Changarnier, warned them that they bad bitter take care, for that if they stirred in such a pro ceeding he would have them put to the sword. It was on this occasion that M. Aladenize provoked the measure above mentioned. Aooording to the National. M. Aladsnise drew his sword, broke it worms his knee, and flung the fragments at the feet of the general. The general finally committed three elegAdt-batgalion, bolded the Commandant Aladeni4e, to the Abbeys.. The National guarantees the accu racy of this, being related by an eye-witness. To-dey has passed without any further signs of disorder ; indeed, the military force now present, in and around Paris, would render any attempt at insur rection a mere set of deepratios. gra a ifferent —tine et the republican party, which ng the administrations( Gas. Cavaignse were in a of antagonism, ars coalescing, yet their present d is more apparent than real, and their designs are so different thattheyeannotholdlongtogether,even though they should bee moment 'roomful in their pre sent obj ecta. Their common aim is to overturn the Barret cabinet, but in accomplishing this the design of the Moutignards is very different from that of the r pub licans of the milk. Th 3 tamer aim at the overthrow of the President, the modification of the oonmitation, and the estabilimsent of as Amenably as the only governing power, with a saiehhry appointed by it, and removable at its plume. The republics's of the sails have no sympathy ia thaw views They desire to conciliate sad =Mash' the Presi da rt. and to bring into viewer the amstitation es pro red. But this party is set eircag enough to ,lifything without the co-operatioa of the • and other mere advanced deseemsta. ilie77ibi — ;;C . has resolved to maintain its politico no matter what the voles of the Assembly may be. The Minieer of VA, Interior declared yesterday that, ' l eT r tre i t g' a l body, tlie they the e word o l iu not ice sn of nt liv nt iztle r the reins of government. A cabinet council was held to-day, at the Palace of the Itysie Bourbon, at which it is said that the means at briaglat about the dissolution of the Amenably were take tion•deration. It is said, that If the cabinet mail ma with the annitest accord of the depart ments, which are disgusted with the domination of ' Paris, they would not shrink from a coup d'itat. Although the law upon the clubs has not yet been examined, orders have been issued to the police to prevent the meetings of any of these bodies. the partisans of disorder rack in confidently on the co-operation of the Guard Mobile, among whom di.- oontent has been excited by the new decree for their modification. The discussion of the question for the d 'solution of the Assembly will come on to-morrow. MM. Deana and Lamartine have resolved to come forward, to bring the majority which opposes dissolution to reason, and thus preserve public tranquillity. It is supposed that • compromise will be proposed by them. The President of the Republic dines to-day with M. o.ltarrot, at the Micstry of Justice, where a party is invited to meet him. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. SITTING OP SATURDAY, lAN. 27. The report on the pesti.do of urgency for the bill on the slabs having been presented, M. IBINAZD rose, and said: The committee that have named to report ea urgency as to the pro fe°cl of law on the clubs now render you an account of to deliberations. In the first place we must examine the nature of this reject. You are not in rely asked to enact new regulations, or even to suspend the clubs ; you are skid mush more; you are asked to pass a law which says ten tautly " The snubs are interdicted." However grievous may have been the results of the clubs, however firm may have been the intention of the Assembly to place a restraint on their disorders, the right km been seepted and consecrated by legislation. The decree of the 28th July leaves no doubt in this respect ; and it must be acknowledged, moreover, that to attain the end proposed, the project of law infringes ea Article Bof the constitution. The question appease to us too grave to be solved without preparatory exemiaation and deliberation. We have thought that there could not be urgency in the immediate resolution of this grave question, unless circumstances imperiously demanded it. ' We have, consequently, called the Minister of the Interior before us, the explanations which he has given us have not Illtrearted to the great majority of the committee of a nature Ito wafer a declaration of ungsey. The number of clubs, I which at the time of the decree of July the 28th was 37, Is now only 11, of which 5 have recently been closed by judi dal decisions. All disorders are proceeded against with a praiseworthy firmness, and, if any attempt has been made to evade justice, no offence has remained unrepressed. If there be reasons why the Assuably should adopted the project, would it not be better that it should be dons in the usual form, sad with the ordinary guarantees t It has appeared to us that there weld result from the dig estions a greater motowity for the law. Consequently the ooroosimien proposes net to declare any urgency. Mr. 0. MARMOT, Minister of Justice.—Tice question of ingesey is a question of opinion. I thought that the pen firs of the elute, hamag been ens Strode/ed. Smile las deeemeined with the lest soak delay. It even appeared to me that the Assembly had adopted this esatinseat when it sent the project *flaw to a committee, chaeging it to present its report with the shortest possible delay. This sentienewt was wawa& It is keg isms the question of *the was shed. The anew Meg* Mee Olkeetiall lorttrowd by the In? - veroment the son immediate should be the eolliNea. It it be attempted to get rid of the erection, this is a bed means, and it would be better to reject it At cos than to sew desubis anddisorder swag the people. M. Linn° Rotas* —l4emand to speak. (Movement.) M. O. linuncer.—The government has thought it its duty to submit to you these observation% for in Ms s matter it must net take on need the responsibility. (" Very well, very woll," at the right ) Lwvx LoLus.—l have sly se word to say is sap set of the report of the sonittee. The minister asserts Mat the question once raised should be settled oa the in ' Ss* Bat it is not the Chamber, but the government, rig hes takes, if there be inoonveniesoe in it, the easponsibility ; it ought not sbe imputed to the Chamber, who tumid examine the matter seriously, bat the cabinet, I bare one word to say on the right Peat. This right we laws been told by the Minister of Jamiee is decided by public opinion ay.awry day. That which public opinion affirms every day is that the constitution should be respected. The question, then, is, does the eonstitution permit the sup promos of the clubs? (Reclamation at the right.) Yo* will toll us that hereafter. One word in reply to what has been said on the . question. I say that the right of meeting, the right of association, the right of petition, are guaranteed by the constitution. Yon say they can be modifluf with regard to the public security. Is the suppeesa.lon of tt et right the modifleation of the law ? (Adhesion on the left.) According to your project, the clubs are not regulated, suspended—they are suppressed. I will add one word more. (Rumours.) You bare s ill the press, which greatly inconveniences those who do not love the light. Do you mean to extirpate the press en the plea of regulating it. (Rumours.) And now one word on the urgency. (Ala, et.) When a committal, who have before them all the documents on which the ministry sets, declares to you that there is not a sufficient motive, can you, the Aesembly, who know nothing of those documents, declare that there is urgency ? (Dissent) Laws which violate the constitution as not voted urgent. (Dionne.) It said jut now, and I esprit it in the very out of the constitutioe, wtrigh is desired to be blotted out, there cannot be urgency in prig a law which is absolutely in defiance of the con ed*** (Vote, vote.) N. O. BLRIOI.—I repeat that the question of urgency is aaaesti of good faith arising from intimate knowledge. (liimour at the left.) It has been said that if the question saw: remain open, it ought not to have been put. The government has exercised its right, you wi.l exercise pars In the conclusions to which you will come. If the emestitation is violated by the project of law, if the pet .l . is so simple, if the confusion that you seek to eats. risk between the right of meeting end the right of clubs, be tween the clubs and the press, which. in the very terms of the esstitution, can never be, even under the pretext of public security, tuppremed, if your convictions are as clear as you say, why delay a day ? Why allow a doubt to remains to the ettestitation a mingle day ? Since the time that a law was attempted to replete the clubs, with which no regular government can orezist, you have all followed this applica tion, you have gem them multiply, adopt all manouvres to evade the law, transport from one quarter of Paris to emelhee their furnaces of insurrection, and you say that the quelien is not understood, that you are not in a condition to Mild& (Very well, very well.) If the constitution be attacked, tree fend it without delay, but re-assure society. for it is messed. (Sensation ; "Yen Sall") M. fisnaen.—lf the committee had only seen a coestiew. , tional question in the project, it probably would not have ' hesitated to have proposed the declaration of urgency ; but we do not admit that the question can be debated before this assembly on absolute terms. Hilo constitution permits the project, we adopt it; if not, we reject it—is a MIMI it stating the question we do not admit. If the ministry bale in its positron the proof that the actual existent, of clubs compromies society, it should not abandon its wariest bemuse it cannot obtain absolute interdiction. Dis= pose more severe penalties or temporary (Murmurs.) There may be a quite new system tion to confider. (" Vote ! vote !'•) The commiteset pit in their repose. On a vote by ballot, on a division, the result was— Number of voters Majority in favour of the report of the committee 418 Against The report wee accordingly adopted; and, consepeitly, the urgency was rejected. The bureau will name a commission on Monday. This result was received by the left with cries of " Vivo la Republique !" M. have the honour to depose on the bursas en impeachment of the ministry. (Laughter and murmurs.) The house rose at a quetspen seven. SPAIN. • -. We have received the correspondence and journals of Madrid to the 22nd ins t. Private letters say there is no longer any rammer of the ministerial modifica tion. tivnersl l'isrvaes will continue in the presi dency el the arancil, and the cabinet is firm and ITALY. SARDINIA.—/1 Nasione,of the24th insk,says the king left this morning, at 8 o'clock, for Alexandria. Re is accompanied by the Minister of War. The decree by which the government of Rome wo claims the Roman Constituante the nook= of an Italian Conalitaante, has brought a new *learnt of trouble int* Piedmont and Tuscany. The statutes of these states have no: instituted universal suffrage, and great agitation prevails in both, having for its objects the adoption of universal suffrage and the decimation of the Italian Comatitaante. 'PIER DELEGATE, ASIMIIISIADat FILLERVOin from all North Germany and ener trading towns have 's pumes/Ltd that the hightet average duty for the Zollverein should not tamed ten per ant. on maineflictund article,, and that all raw materials should be free. COUNT CoLLOREDO is, it is mid, to COMO to Eng land m ambassador from Austria. THE ORLEANS Frauti.v.— The whole of the ex it' family of France, who have bees staying for several aths at the ar and Garter Hotel Riettmoad, have taken sir departare from Richmond and nursed to Claremont, with the intestim of perennially taking up their abode at that royal residence. Toe Counties de Neal% hes eoni- Affably improved in health since her sojourn at Richmond, sad tha ex-Sing himself sad the net of the family are in good health. There is no foundation whatever for the:report, copied from the Corsaire, to the effect that some communi cation had taken place between the ex• Ring LotricPhi:ippe and the President of the French Republie, with reapeet to the conditional Muni of the rx•ro) al family to France. BADUCTION IN THE ARYT.—Ths following are, we brim, the particulars of the matemplated reductions sheeny noticed in oar paper :—Three regiments, of 1,000 men each, who, haviog been sent to India, will no longer a charge upon the lititish establishment-3,000; Seven regiments, of 1,000 mess each, to be reduced to 780-1,760; Thirty-id: regiaseab, of 800 men each, to be reduced to 760- 1,500; Foarteen depot., of 460 men each, se be reduced to 00-3,220 ; depot, of 400 men, to be reduced ,to 170 —230 ;—total, 10,000. BAIL COURT.—(Tate DAT.) Before Mr. Janda Erb. ATTLICATION 1011 AN ATTACHNSITT AGAINST Ms. WAN, LIT IN TUN CAST OF TIIS Quinn.. DGOOZT. Mr. Ballentine. upon bring called oa to renew his appd estion in the above cause, said he had Irma informed that Mr. Lush had e motion to make ea the *abject, which pro bably bad better be heard Int.—Mr. Lath said that he hid beeninstructed ti show came why the deposition' taken in the eme should not be returned, or leash for a rale to chow came why the writ of certiorari ahead not be quashed. A rule had been &Mated en Wednesday to return the deposi does into court ; the defendant Drwuet had been found, by a con% We jury, guilty of mansleaglitar, and he was to enter into kb own ressenitancee and tour sureties, to surrender and take his trial for felonioady killing and slaying tour children oat of a mother ; bat as he had not yet been taken into cutedy, the coroner was of opiaioa he could not be discharged oat ot custody until he had been taken. It was upon public grounds dose that the coroner had refused Is return the deposition • the jury had , after a full and mature deliberation, SessfAS their derision, end ever since the warrant was issued die defendant had studiously kept eat of the way ; meaadato be came to this court and applied to be relieved from the dilemma of being Wien into custody, so that, if the application was glinted, he might altogether temps The martens therefore of opinion that the writ of eMferat eight to be gawked, se the dethadant had never been in onstody.—aw. Justin' illi• said that be wen bound to abide be the established practice of the *Dun ; as the writ was heel, why were sot the depositions returned ? It would then be for Ineyourt se say whether the applieatioa might to be granted or not,.—Mr. Lank said he was directed to show mum upon the two points.—Mr. Salentine wished le know whether Me. Whaley had mot the depositions into 1 iloart.-11,r. bulk believed they were not sent.—Mr. Justice Irk remarked that it was the constant practice for a person who Maul Mewl( mellowed to apply for a writ of certiorari to have the deposition returned, sou to see whether he was eat ded to be Waled or not. That the defendant in his we wee entitled to the same privileges, sad it he felt aggrieved by that mot being dome, he could at any time more for an attachment sgeiast the party refusing.—Yr. Itillaatine said be was new isetnieted to move for en attaehmeat against Mr. Wakley.—Mr. Justice Erie: You had better wait • little, and it t h e depositions should sot be sent, then you can hare the attachment.—Mr. Ballantlise : Very well. my lord. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—(This DAT.) The February session of the Centel Criminal Court com menced this morning at the Old Bailey, the Recorder, the Lard Mayor, and several other civic functioassies being present. Alter the grand jury had been sworn, the Recorder de livered ti chit body the usual chugs. The calendar, he mid, contained the sumo of 171 prisoners for trial, and that nember, taking into consideration tie time that bad elapsed slate the termination of the last session, was, he was glad to observe, below the average. After some observations upon the general features of ohs caleadoar, and some comments upon • statistical return of the prisoners who had been committed to Renate in the dourer of the last year, the Lumen Record., proceeded to say that he would jut allude to a case, which he had no doubt the grand jury had heard of by common report and =MOW (the cue of Mr. Drnuet)—a cue in which • coroner's jury had returned a verdict of einuoslaiebter. lie had expected that the depo tions taken by the coroner would have been sent to I he court, and, had that been the use, he should have been a position to have rendered them some assistance, pro bab ty, as to the more material points to which their consider ation should be directed ; but as the party against whom that v vdict had been returned by the inquest was not so. tnall 't custody, and as the coroner had not transmitted t h e ir ep , ) , itlans to the court, he (the recorder) should for bear maki. a, say further observations upon the matter. The grant. jury the• retired. SHIPPING. leAlt j se. 25.—The Jules. beam for Sunderland, sprang a nlretaktr, le Fern Islands, on the 23rd inst., and was looming, with pump choked. and half R off t, eed, end landed here by the Wanderer. * furl o d f o water; r the ; anew ne sa AMSTEILDAX, Jill. 2:4. —The Sirius put back to Batavia, on the 17th November. wt Is loss of topmasts, he., but has become a comp l ete mtoc k great part of her cargo saved ; the remainder expected to be WA wdi as well as the rigging. heist:aux., Jan. 1 2 —The Stadt C y lberg, from Liverpool, for Stettin, was stranded oa S. woe, in the night of the 14th ult., and rank, crew saved. , Jan. 25.—The Eht m sloop, of Caernarvon, from Glasgow for Dublin, is on OM near Holywood, but expected to be got off. The Reform , of Ballywater, from Inverness for DoblM, drove from "chenille in tille lough, and out to sea, yesterday, leaving wee crew en dune ; but has not yet a tugboat was despatched in search of her, fallen in with h.r. CADIZ, Jan. 18.—The Compton. of New L'on,D:ZSPossd timber laden, with loss of foremast, bowsprit,.. n and mixes topmasts, rudder house oa deck, and abani."oo, J wit paned on the 28th n i t ., in lat. 54, long. 13, by . 44 . ean Freneb, arrived here hero Denoted. DOITOLMI (1111.1 or Mare), Jan. 24.—The Camila it . 01 Belfast, put in hi re oa the 18th inst., having sprang a kiln when off Port Lynes, and has mix feet of water in her hold. HOLTRIAD. Jan. 25.—The Elizabeth and Sarah schooner, from Cork for Bangor, was wrecked on Itkontigyr Rocks, during a heavy gale last night. The head-board of a vessel with a sg.staff pike. blue flag furled, two golden tassels, and " Blarney " marked on it, in gilt letters, was pitted up at Rhomigyr a few days since. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tice eaoeh.—The unfavourable. however dubious, character of the accounts from Paris this morning had the effect of weakening the confidence of the speculators for the rise, who, until late in the day on Saturday, were so sanguine of a continuous advance, which should carry Consols to 95 at least during the present account. Parties commenced selling early this morning, therefore, to lighten their heavy Bull books, so that Consols may be mid to have opened at 91k. Bat on the appearance of the third edition of the Daily News, with the latest doe. patches from Pans, announcing a chugs of ministry, with the confusion of parties and measures in the legislature, the market became all sellers, and Consols were offered for a time at 901; they are now called 901 to only for money and account, which shows a fall of more than 1 per cent. upon Saturday's rates. Reduced Threes are 901_ to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 911 to I. Ex chequer Bills, for March, 435. to 465. prem. 32 to ilium ii ;Z. tit . . Wit iI • 33 SI to 40...1=1....- 4O 63 43 110 to 33 Bram Yesegsa.. 24 to 26. .tiek Regrow 30 to 32 .eatall 32 to 34 . old to Tem, New dyeing per beds. --Jib. Irtater ..o —...01d to Iterwww, New 6O to 66 Lamm Cum per dimmed 810 10e . ark at 1311 Hi. Pas .1 NUM. MCI, Tewn..aade. delivered 42 to 44...126 bouesbold 36 to 40 Notiblk s &Mak. 30 to.4o...white 36 to 40 TORZION. 'rim" Dentate and Nowipberg... 49 to 53.../de... 63 to 37 rowiewuteepilletait, sad &Win. 47 49 to:51 RAILWAYS.-Shares are decidedly lower, in con sequence of the speculators having over-bought them selves, and_ being compelled to sell out. The great decline in Consols hes also contributed much to the itrenois - sid - biateat ' depression in prices. We quote London and North Deal* mad Hantorgli $9 44 47 to to 49 Remiess to 411.-Egypllas - - Weiderns,l34 to 6; Midlands, 94 to 6 ; South East- Danube bead Odessa ern, 261 to 6 ; Do.Foars, 71 to 1 ; North Staffonls, = aid -to to -.. .kostrell soli an 49 to 14 91 to i dig. ; Great Northern, 91 to 1; Boulogne and R ., Amiens, 71 to;. RAallT Verdict 22 to 24-distilliag l5 to 17 . SiLlill MPPECTED lIP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. EmA969as 36 to 40...Lainicas -to • _ _(flaturdara prism will be lowed in Let cego) Wm Ramat IS $9 ir Pousanustaa and krelatind - le A a r ig igazll l ui t ir Thirdi l / 2 20 16) Lo i st s. k . g.a ., egtera, 43 39) Swedish and Danish -.......... let „ 39 , 16 - =4 , l_ li 4 De. Thirsts, 11l a le' .... suel mit Lin. New ita. ow.. tk Di rdegaimaa k tto hew l9 Dearth 6'4 19 t023...ftat............„ -- ~ _ iil De. New !net, 51 Do. sem. Do. New &Prof, 81 Prot, 111 &nth to - ..oid. Maar and Holyhead, 23 31 11141ged, 96 II TIDO* .... „26 to m...vemessy.. ...... s- s. - t De. Pm& 441 De. boL Com& 14,4 20119 .955 ` 155 7 9 ,3,__ -7, 38 3 0 la . 2,ienre::: - ...... - 1° --. LW* Is &Mg Juno, le Do. Oro Mod md Ilk, IX R m . % dd..... -i1;:- - O67 7 . ..... -to --Imp - .SOte $1 Illigt Anglin XI. 1.. & Leal L. N. MBA. 141 * Usegme. Dal* gal Ruda. k D., 41 Do. tin, SI s4 . _ tit 36 te 1 1 6. Do. 161. Lk H., 21 Do. Thirds, 411 • Mediterranean and Ohms. to as to e Do. Si 10a. 6 per Cent. PreL,lll N. Staffordshire, 12 111 llama= -to -...brappred 32 to $4- &asters Onntirs, 111 1 Otf., Wore., & Wolv„ 23 Rename CAKM,IMW 01 dut e = . t0a........... i 3 ' a. ta g s l i g Do. New Guar., 111 Reed., Guild-, k Relg., 131 Lamm Cams, Duich and De. Paten. No. I, 1 ten Swank Central, 231 Da. Do. No. 3, Ipm Mums. end Binn. (k), $I !Lova, Amerken, rat barrel of 19Mba...„...- . ...... 2s to IS Ditto Prance and Mnirieni . ... -. ..- .. .... - ... - t ff 6 11 1 96 09. : i r 99 165. 9 Dante& sod Hamburg - &am Colon Class C. late I. & Do. do. (B), 11 . - I.fikamg,6l South Devoe, 17 Canadien ILLants. 144 8. StaMna. 41 ham& per oat& of ISOlbs.. kee -.... 36 to 45 .---- - Want Ifeetkins, 91 81 & Listens, 26 aa alitlYSln INTO LONDON PROM lid lA' ~ To 27th JAN. Da Halm A, Dakrred, 41 I Do. No. 2, 12) We. English. liemds. 1 Irish. ffo 140nign. Do. Halves B, $ yin Cents st I 11 •• M ill- N° ' 4 ' 7 1 Vflieat 1 4031 Great Menem. 93 Do. pNa4, 7/ Barley 995 20193 Do. Gres 3 1 1 South Wales, 017 Oats 2342 I 200 1 "' 2325 OOO Dt 51(*e. s9l Willa Somer. & Wry.. 23 Mom, 5,230 radii ; 829 barrels. N „ R. 1, 703 tn . De. New 171., IX York, News. & gem., 1 9 Hell and Selby Qra, 22 Do. (Orig. Newe. k Bee.), 4611 IMPERIAL ATERAI __ __.- 3Ea. IRBIL and York. Grs, 131 Do. tete'. No. 1 (York and ‘ 0 ,,• 0 1 1u li • A ) . 5. a , !Leo I Being.' Peas. Do. Think, Reg., 51 Nowa), 111 20) Do. W. El & U,, n. 21 1 Do. No. 2 (New. k Ser.), 21201 De l " 13 " ::. ::: 4 471 al 6435. 51 id 14 . I t 999 24 id u1 3 . 49 3., 7 34 0 3.1 30. 3 14 1 Leeds k Bradford, 100 Do. G. N. R. Pm., 8/ 91 ,- ft . ••• - r d ., 3 .1 5 . ! ‘ 4 ,., l is Od ills (4153. 114 . -551 lal Laud. and Blackwell. 541 York end N. Midland, 17i ' 66 • '• - ••• 'ti e '"" -„, ,-,- ae 01264 4432 s id 37s M. Les, Drumm. is B.Coast, 311 t Do. PERI. IN - IS .. ... Os 4 r l " ' ' GU ad 271 32s 24 136 ad Do. New X Guar. 6pa 0.01 Do. Lad W. RM. PAL, 21141 - se _ _ 45s 4't 29 1 l 9117. id 23 . 31 . 1 ,1 3 45 99 Lon. k Greenwich, 91 Boulope ad Maims, 711 Lott. & N. *won, 134 Nov ond Lige a : 1 Do. New Qrs., 11 1 N. et I wake &111. MIT 0-4 ° la 54- fil i lle 104 lie -2; IT(1 1 11164 - 611. Dwro -Inset, Ina ; ra° ° T . le. fid • Oats, 45.; Rye, Beene, mid Do. 104, M. k B. C, 41 Getsserm a asrdeaus, 21 ____- t e es. meek blaugh., Beat., k Mat., I 1 i Palsied Lam , 171 T rite. bet- 16 Dee .M. Dm. 30. Jen. 6. Jan ' Norfolk, 19 8 1 Rum sal Baste, 91 I; --.- --- --- - - - 4/ -. ... 1111111 POOL SALE& Jeevert 17. 47 6 Thor, was somewhat lees &sin:Lulu in ttwe me eket, and 44 5e . ...... L ::: .... stock was limier to buy. Priem, however, varied but little. 45 10 1 - •• Bohm, Clitla, &W. Yorkshire, Great Ncr i lern. 94.115. 3(1. 4 45 4 ••• ... :• call. Lie., C., & South., 21 4 45 4 »..» Pref., 11 p Lon. k North Treaters', 138 Clyderclele Jo, 601 Do. New Qrs-, 51. is. 50 .1 5 ffiNDOTII, 3 ' an. 27-We had a very full atteadance to- E. Laneashire, 201 15... Mho 71 is day. The sup ply of Wheat large ; and the value of all de- Do. New, 54 Lb. Qrs. (C), Si p scriptions full y supported late rates, though we cannot quote Do. Q 1 6•• 3 1 31kIland, 97i any advance in prices. The demand for Barley wait ebit tly Las. sad York. (B. end B.), U Dolialveg, 41. 78s. 9d. d confined to present and immediate wants, and sold at the 161 d Toot, News, and Bea, Bite Aiwa same Own as last week. Oat. were plentiful ; the best Do Qrs., 4) d No. 1, q p Do. Fifths, 211 d Do. No. 2,11 samples brought as much money as last week; but other Do. in. late Fs, 6 314 Do. (0. N. E. War.), 11 lia. 3.1. p descriptions were 64. to le. per qr. cheaper. Beans and Peas Do. Pref., lip York anti N. Millaild, 117 were ammat to dispose of, and, to effect sales, were offered Do. Pelves (L. a B.).10k 4 Do. Fret, 1 1 II at leas money. The range for Wheat, bath new end old , Do. Fifths (WALU.), 4 d Dublin and DMA Jr., 291 9 4 was from 38s. to 62.. pry qr. Barley, 224. to M. Oats. MANCE MATER SALES, larrear 27. 15s. to 19e. 6d. Besot, 30s. to 42a. Peas, 345. to 441. Prices had still an upward tendency, and the 'motet was Flour, per auk, 355. to 384. very buoyant. Tien was not a great deal of stock offering. AYLBSDURT, Jan. 27.-Our market was generally dull; asd 'ellen generally had the adveatage. but Wheat firm at striding advance upon last week's quota. Caledonian Pref., )t i p I Man. sal arm ' Q m • (C) . 31 P lions. Wheat, 101 to 131. per load. Barley, 265. to 325. per Lea. & York. 1151 tee, 94 i Mengli., age, & Lia. (Grimsby qr. Beans, 275. to 365. Peas, Me. to 40r. Oats, lie. to 245. Do. Fifths, 210 2014, 104 Do., 321. oh.. 1 3-1 C d Do. (IX 10a. it.), 6 d Barn, Jan. 2 7. - Our market was rather higher for good Do. W. LILL 4 a Do. 1 041 w 0 b7 1,041 0. 11 1 el Wheat ; and firm at last. week's pile(' fur Barley. In other Do. Pref., 11l shrews. & Birm. (A), 51 d descriptions no alteration. Wheat, old, Cis. to 52e. ; new, l 111111111OMAX SALES, JANUAIIi 27. 40a. to 48s. Barley, griadiag, Wk. to 30s ; staltbsg, 305. I Then TT* only a small amount of husions dose, with to 345. Oats, white, 20s. to 245. ; black, 18e. to 20s. Beans. pekes much the .ame ma yesterday. old, 445. to 485. • new, 384. to 424. Peat, white , ' Os. to I LEEDS SALES, Jecrear 27. Mia. ; grey, 38e. to ; 43. , There was fully an average amount of houses trassaoted, w transacted, n iDEGILD, San. 27.-The supply of Wheat was less than P but no material change in p rices , for some weeks pas!, and the demand mere active; Wheat r N. Lana Gm, 51 I ' m ' Ind 1.95 k 851559 (R99 ' °. found buyers at Is. more money. Barley sold without cliffs . F.. end W. Yorkshire, 111 We ),la. 14 st Gems Northers,* 141 4 N. Wietara, 71 1 d salty at la. Mere money. Oats were slow to mall at the rates mutes &JAIL „ SW., Rath, sod GettieM 4 of lest week. Beans, both old and new, were mold readily at w an advance of about Is. Wheat mad* about from 275. to 31 01 . BRISTOL SALES, lasayasT 27. The market llSnialliad firm, with priers tending rewards . per load. Beans, 275. to 245. 6d. Peas, 21s. to 245. per load YORK SALES, lemur V. of 6 bushels. Barley, 27e. to 334. Oats, 16s. to 26.. per qr. Ot. Horthern. X a ice York, Newomtle, k Bor. G.N. E. Bourow, Jan. 27.-We have had a limited supply of ' N. Itritkili 'Undo 41. 13a. 9d. Par., M. 3a &L Wheat at market to-day, with a firm trade, at the extreme ' Werra &Dm (A), 31 es int York and N. Midland IL Ss W. IL mo we of Wednesday. Oa Do. Pref., gi 1 0 Eaten., 27 1 rates Oar re re saleable, at late prim. No change in the value of Peas or Beans. Wheat, red, 40s. ...--.- to 45+•; white 48e. Oats, new, IL. to 18s. ; old, 22e. PRODUCE. -MI NCI NG-LA NF, Hillf-p4M 7teo.-- Beans, 25.. to 30 5 . ; old, 354. The public sales of Sugar advertised for tomorrow are !gain rather large. say 160 hhds. Barbadoes 7,000 bags Mauritius, CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 27.-With • good supply of all COTE, to day's prices were unaltered from last week. Wheat, red, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 5,500 bags M ' adras ; but the article 445. to 48e. ; white, 60s. Barley, seed, 245. to 255.; =alt- WCars to have confidence and no decline is anticipated. , have scarcely anyt hing &i n . by private contract ing, 28.. to 3201. Beans, new, 26.. to 284.; old, 344. to 36e. in the general market to-day, but Gorton is an exception, Peas, 365. to 385. Oats, 144. to 2401. which is active, at full priest -Metals : Iron firm, No. 1, CAPITARBUILT, Jan. 27.-Our market was well supplied &Web. Pig, 21. 81. • Rawls On Wales), 51. 10s. to 62. 15e. ; today ; trade very dull, and prices about the same. White Bars, M. Ss to 51. )Os. ; Bps ter, 151. 10s.-Tin in fair de- Wheat, 45a. to 525. ; brown, 365. to 48s. Barley, 24a. to maad,at prevEus rates ; Tin plates in large demand, as an 355. Oau, 17s. Beans, 35e. to 30s. Pets, 345 advance in price is anticipated. Conflux, Jan. 27.-W: , had a small supply of Wheat PRICES C U BRENT. and Barley this morning. On the former a slight advance Soma per swt. awry PAID. Pigs, No. 1. ll 7... 0 in some Instances on last week's rates was obtained, but On If. India,B.P.lswa. No a1.3*.64 Hoops 5 10... 5 the latter no alteration in prices. Oar were in average. Middling Goad to See .. Maertuns. brews . - 2$ 0.. 34 Lam, at per tau. to 21s. 61. • red, 175. 6d. to 20 4 . Barley, new and old, Tallow... .. 3.5 II .38 Pig, best l6 5 .16 9s. to 10s. ' 3d. Oats, potato, 131. 64. to Is. 3d. ; common, Pine 3O 4AO Milled, sheet l7 6...17 Gs. to 64. 3d. Flour, pis . stone, 2s. to 2s. 24. Oatmeal, Bea& &Magna, b. 17 6...32 Lame ....... .... 16 10... 0 le. 6.1. Ryemeal, Is. 24. Barleymeal, Is. 2d. Yellow s3 5...39 Pat sh ot lll le-. 0 wilt 36 9..43 red or minium "' 13 lII_ • OLouriettisß, Jan. 27.-At our market this day mere Foreign, brown.-- 32 O. .35 Speller Yelkw 96 6 .37 One, per 232 lap. est. d.p. higher rates were demanded. The few salea made in foreign Grey end Lam- 39 0..51 nab, Sao& pale 27 5... 0 were at full prices. Beal, yis in little request, at former Leased, Ilembro'.. 0 5...34 41 T,__•. 0 ----•__----- 24 25 1 . 0 ... 5 prices. Beans quite neglected, and somewhat lower prices Ltimpek .... 44 0_32 .'""•••_. h 7 ".• • •• ••• '''' would be accepted. The sue of Oats is con fi ned to thn mere In Boa& gi 0... 53 Wmt InZI - la - Ql. jr,-,;,i- mi S i ~.1 3 retail wants of consumers. Present prices : Wheat, Eng mazy l6 e... 26 si Ced .. . _ ... ...... 2 3 1 5_23 i lisle, white, old, per imperial bushel, Go. Od. to 6s. 6d. ; new , Good. ss 0... 60 9 South's's .. ...-. 13 5...e7 1 ss. 84. to 6s. Od. ; red, old, 6.. 9d. to 6s. 3d. ; new, sa. "A. to Has 65 5 - 100 0 03 veseriliswilsProll 44 11 -• 0 ss. 9d. ; Dantaie (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., &rim, good ordi- Caeca Net wry .... ..-...... St Md. UP. r ol a to Gs. Od. ; Odes s a , Marianopoli, soft, ss. 3d. to ss. 9d. ; Fine ordinary- 34 per ton ..... 11 . 00 - _ 0 6 Limite d 23 3 _ 23 1 Odessa, Taganrog, hard, ss. 3d. to 501.64 . Barley, Eng li sh, . .. Mlbe., 225. , 245. ; - - - imp. Jan. 20. • 0... U 0... 42 0 0... 80 • 0... II 0 Kaska, good to fine 42 Chola Loa, wry to fagordl - Sumatra and Pa dang 2l Taa,at yarn Oingoa,, eassoca 0 Sam at par n llama whits 0 17 1 0 - 7 Jaya end mama 7 Patna, ellaned 0... 14 • Peovowons, per ewt. Batter—Cork, let._ 70 0...72 4tbs 11 0 90 bthe 0 0... 0 Dublin, let • 0... 0 Limerick, do 62 0..66 Carlow, 70 0..13 Newry let 0 0... 0 WatetJaed 64 0-.79 ! 114ef, India, per titres Rime Nan 0 I • Pork, pensions 73 0...40 Bekaa-Pork, Lark t 75 • •• Da, Belfast Bum Waterford, B z , i errt. 42 . I • 0...80 Lard,Beltaar,prak t W.:enema._ Ditto Bladder U 0...12 Aatericea,dotyp. 02 0...72 0 Rams, 0: sad Cow, at per lb. B. A. sod U. Video, Vted 04.4 d Oa. 44 = 0 2 ...0 34 t 1r7 0 0 „Al O ...0 0f No, dry 0 Se -A $4 Llama Vila. 4ry • $4 ...0 W•4l ham, dry.- 0 0 ...0 0 Belted 0 11...9 Bea lads * , 0 4 ...0 10$ B.Azte, dry 0 ..0 0 ...0 L Amor. per kids 4 I 9 Bawls, ditto 6 0...7 0 Drs Woos., stier too. 14 17:dures 3d. _ is... 0 0 4 0... 4 10 Camper*, S 0...0 0 Nagle, lunges s... 0 fikaregasdarie sad solid 10 0...111 0 9 11...10 0 Lau 15 10...15 0 Berea Bases 16 10...12 0 Brasil grinding, per - . to 2.5.. ; malting, per yr., 275. to 28s. ; Irish, grinding, 21e. to 255.; molting, 265. to 275.; foreign, grinding, 25e. to 235. 6d. ; malting,29e. to 30.. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush., 61. 3d. to Gs. Bd. ; new, 4s. Od. to 43.6:1; foreign, Egyptian, per 651 ibe.,3s. 10d. to 4s. Od. ; French, Dutch, small tick, 4a. 3d. to 4a. 6d. ; Irish, 4s. Od. to 4s. 2d. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Welt ford, and Eaniscorthy,white, old, 215.t0 225. Od.; new, 113.6 d. to 19s. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, new, 18s. to 18s. 6d. ; Welsh, black, 17it 6d. to 18s.; Irish, per 3121b5., 17s. to 17s. 6d. Yeas, breakers, English, per imp. bl., 45.9 d. to Bs. Od. ; foreign, 4s. 6d. to ss. Od. ; gay and grinders, English, per Shiba., 4s. to 4s. 2d. ; foreign, 4s. Os. to h. 2d. Flour, beet limeade, English, per sack, 383. to 375. Linseed Cake, French, 81. to 91. Import* of the week ending Jan. 26: Wheat, foreign, 4,033 ; Barley, 610 ; Oats, 2,237 ; Beans, 2,650. GUILDFORD, Jen. 27.-Wheat is in limited sup; ly at our market. Superfine cuss were !inquired for and commanded a trifling advance, best new making 595. ; old, 60s. Tho other sorts were mostly sold, and at about previous rates Peas in demand for planting, at 40s. to 42.., but unsaleable for tber purposes, except at very low rates. Other grain as before. EnxisaL, Jan. 27.-At our market this morning we had a full average show of both Wheat and Oats ; prices ruled much the same as last week ; 'if any change, it was in favour of the buyer. Wheat, 305.t0 355., per load of 20 stones. Barley must be quoted Ih. to 12s. per bushel of llst. Gibs. Oats, 944. to 121 d. per stone. American barrel Flour, 30s. to 31s. Jan. 27.-There was a very limited supply of grain in our market this day, and a good demand. The holders being very firm, a better tone seemed to prevail, and the business trensseted was at an advance of fully 6d. per qr. for Wheat. Other articles supported the prime of last week, and, in a few instances, a alight advance was obtained. Maxcaturatt, Jan. 27.-The trade, not only here and at Liverpool and Wakefield, but throughout both the sgrieul cultural and consuming districts, seems to be gradually as suming a firmer tone; and without any speculative inquiry for free produce, there has been a steady sale for Wheat and Floor during the week at fun prices, for the supply of a large consumption. We may remark, that the last advice' from New York inform us, that Flour eat:not be laid dews is Liverpool under a price equal to 41s. to 425. ppeer each, Wheat and Indian Corn bearing an almost equal lion to our resent rates. Continental prices also show an wmptonts of decline, but rather the contrary. Large sake M bonded Wheat and Flour have been made during the week at advancing prioes, both at Liverpool and Hull. At our market this morning there is more inclination to par chase free Wheat and Flour, but not only does the disposi tion of holders to oak higher prises, check business, but the reduced stocks of both offer no sufficient assortment for selec tion. Oat, and Oatmeal in fall supply, and held at fatly lite prices. Beans and Malt steady, as Mao other artic les. There is SR anxiety on the pert of holders to effect sales, and without any considerable activity of demand for any article, the tendency of prime is to 'demos : we do not, how ever,saake any alteration in thegnotationsof °what. Wheat, per bushel of 701 be., English, white, 7s. Od. to 7s. 10d. ; red, 6s. 9d. to 71. 4d.; Irish, white, 6e. 9d. to 7s. 3d.; red, 6s. OL to 6e. 9d. ; foreign, free, red, 6s. &L to 7s. 241. Oats, per bush. of &Sibs., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 24. 10d. to 3e. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 7e. 7d. to 2s. 9d. Beene, per qr. of 504 lbs., English, small, Me. to Wm Od. tick, 325. to 335. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, whit* and blue boilers, and Irish, line, 34e. to .355. ; superfine, 365. to 37& ; extra, 325. to 40s. Flow, per sac k of 2801 M, Englis 1... U • .0 ... 0 Ms at pre gall. Leeward Neal .. 1 5 1 • Demerara 21 to se per nat. O.P. 1 g Jeatalei, .8 0 . 7.; per Nat O.P. 1 10 ... Favourite marks 4 • ... Broady, Labrada 3 3 ... British *NU, tLp. 10 • ... Notch Mak lO C Pus, per toe. Iloo u P.T.R. £33 0...40 it. teterNotg, 9 bled - 0...0 Dutch aadFlem eh 33 0...011 ?Arland at per ton. 9LPelerebarg,elesaita o 10...31 eatsbot halt alma Illktoe 3 311) 24 potshot plee IN 0... N bet INN 13 0...23 ,'at* 16 0...14 13 10-19 Tnt, at per 'wt. 30 0... • Strata cam. la blasts 93 0— 0 7 aos, at per toe. 5.n..... TALLOW:—The demand continues moderate for Tallow on the spot. The low prices of new Tallow (October to December delivery, 40s. to 40e. 6d.) has brought forward buyers and the Made hate been pa:chasten freely. Peters bars'{.C. on the spot, 40e.; October to Dec.:weber delivery, 40s. to 401. 6d. ; Impost* months' delivery, new, 40a. 6d. to 41s. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I INT. I UM Stock this day Casks. Delivery tut week Do. from It Joao Arrive! last week Do. from Ist Awe Pries Y. C. Oda day per emit De. Toes 1 Friday...— 15,519 1,811 63,780 559 68,676 811.6 d. 634. 16,180 3 . 311 73,630 se,sa 1,900 70,031 655 V 3406,303 01,1109 475. 6.L COALS.— Hatfpait Thva—Buddles West Hart tsy, 161.; Eden Main, las. 94.; Tanfield Moor , 136. ; West Bartley, lbs. ; Walls Bad Braddyl's Hatton , las. 6d. ; Walls End Harwell, 16.. 3d.; Walls End Helton, 16e. Walls lad Stewart's, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Had Tea, 161. 941. Ships at tanks% 240. CORN.—Nf.tax.w4z.—The supply of Wheat at marks% this amain, by land-earriage sam, le from the near eassties wag moderate, sad it met a good demand, 12 6 6 6 19 0 ii • 3 4 ii 0 0 0 1649.