The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-17 00:00:00

Pw' Tte 41113 rts' 4 IRELAND. Dorrara —Paris and °Arena, —; Park rad learn, 577 SO ; lam red Ham, US; Stigma Ld Maradlien sit 1b ; arra& boors owl lab, 104 73; Cam., (VierateL $00 ; Bastorao and Mama • lortraua, 400; Nardi, 43: ; Parts rad Stmaaary ssd ; Wan and Nantes. VA; Waterans and Trap*, Ili SO; I mad irossorp, —; Ornalllar, raft:lank, 170; right = IL - - .:..._ zu.,NISIIMMT Oi DRATII.—A PUBLIC lIE6TINO to Premelhat=lline d the Peabbeinal el •in be be:d et Om week, ma mai m,/ LW-NINO, the leth Inn,-41. twis t . r, Mieb ltelifte, lb , Bev. 11. arms" lON 11. Ilikhmad imiss ,l 4 .. % . Ilia- tisulie, he% blevate.h.4., and allbt we i spieled to address the meetlng.—The (Merle be Ulna sit ems ror MAI/1M GILPLY, Esq. ill - SONS of INDusnuous HABITS , fa ae ens et train may 11114L1311 a MODERATE INCOME dia We of stades of hourly summer len.—lbe fun psetleulare vielther proseruiry or 117 letter, to the MSC INDIA TWA COM- A Great Seim Mehra s Chneettyeed, City. VTR BTAUNToN CHRBS-MliN. heir teed No. 3 4 ,1107, Mb nisi ila at Ifietawith este. MIL .We Mall be meetly inistab • if, is &siert t(esb these beautiful dais de Dui erelrely supersede the neursinly, inexperelve cues we w e brim hitherto oontentsd with."—lllustrated Leaks News, tient. • it IWAII awl retry can reepeettulli Slimmed dud these new ite N A *pat Owerarn see now obtainable of Mears. JAQIIIOI, smeepeaden, and WI deal. rs in winery, to., at the fidlowisi ruTM : be Wee African Ivory, with a eleb7y.orniusientsd boa a "Cabs time," and a New Trades on the ()axe, W the author at .111 e Chsee.pla4er's lbadbusk" —. Z 3 5 0 b liss and Mem hese Moe for ebbs. with a solid Mahe pay VOI end Om New TreetXe 2 3 0 b wolgesooirs Comm with the Carton Pierre Hos sad the Nor Treethis L Ika asd Lbw, adilaway sine, with the Carton Pierre lea sad be My Trestle e.e Insecure Use 'labile who fraudulent Imitations each boa has skint ettsebed, with the autograph el the dietlagubliett player alter non the *Ns are nod. I:: TRAWL—EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.— Th.=Stdsimie m VW __TS aid wAniuts tow b sow eALM 0014%20A35 S. 101110111 1 11, WA, Oalhedetreet (earner of lieerntsa.street), sad No. I, Sinrskill-litrael. Sedge shape rmier Moebe Tore, per est at 01111111. from ditto 111117 — Ira elt . n, frees 101. to 4 riser. Own shape, Kesel, ben Toi Ilit. As endless ral.ety dwell poke Isbae Nei me roe. awn of them executed it the Wheel nes el art, at abase a gisertsr at their original tog, I.lls add we nistitly out anoraks. Iheirl and Goth's withers, cake sad brews web, eonally lew,--IFILI.LUt s. BCDTON (Iste hippos end barlon . &leashed la Ilfellentreet. MO. . . and Saxony have left it, after all may prove a aerials obstacle to the commercial welfare of Hamburg, and be the death4troke to the last remnants of fr.° trick in Germany. It is. therefore, to be hoped that they will nearly ell of them rr-enter the free trade union, and so enable the latter to carry on its agitation with fall vigour. The flew (*methadon for Hamburg, as proposed by the mixed commission of the senate and the bargersebefc is so liberal, that it is hardly expected to pars the senate—the old bargerechaft is nearly certain to throw it out. The tories, who have their stronghold in the old butgerschafr, are exasperated; they bay the com mission which they selected themselves have be trayed them. It is like a sentence of Windischrlits, said an old Tory the other day—the constituent as. sembly would have hanged us, the enmmissiau merely orders as to be shot. In fact the principle of univer sal suffrage has been acknowledged : the burerschalt is to consist of 160 pet eons, of which 84 are to be named by certain commissions in the administration, while the rest, the 96, are to be elected on universal suffrage. Ihese elected members are certain to form the majo rity,Send to be of the most liberal tendencies; toe very 64 named through the influent* of the g ,vern meat are sure to give a superb handle for the demo crats to command the election with the people. In effect the priceiple of the constitution is purely demo cratic, at.d the artificial preventives, introeuoed to counteract the democratic influence, will merely aot as a stimulus for the latter party to overleap them. The senate is to bit elected for life; bat in mt opinion it will be impossible for that body ti work with a btegetsch ift as proposed. Toe worst ensure ces which were predicted by the Write if the constitution.' , as proposed by the Constituent Assembly, was to be introduced, are certain to arise from their own work. Our trade is in a flourishing state, nearly every article has risen, and this Sear will be what the mer chant calls"•good one,"—the disaster of the bloekide is forgotten, some people who had a large rock of scarce articles call it a fortunate event. The receipts of the Berlin Railroad amounted up to the end of October to 1,104,863 Pi assien dollars, against 883,099 up to the same period of last year, a earplug of about 221,800 Prussian dollar,. MONEY MARKET. RAILWAYS. Tare DAT, Two °Tuna THIS DAY. Little alteration has taken place In the value of Two o'Cnocx. Cowls opened at 931 te i, and soon btcamb buyers at the latter fraction ; from this they rose to most descriptions of shares to - clay , and the usi bness transacted continues limited. Ths ton* 94, at which the lest transactions are marked, both of the market, however, is rather weak, end tendency towards a decline, especially for for matey and account. At present, however, they the are not so firm, beiog quoted at 931 to j for prompt Calm:U.-dins. which fire quoted 10 a to 10:, and arid 931 to i for time. The Three per Cent. for Gres t Northern., last done at 61; Great West- Reduced mark 92t, i, and I. The N ew Thr e e.and.a erns mark 521 ; Laidon and North Westerns, 1131; Quarter per Cents. have ban done at 931 and 1. Midland., 48 ; North Stafforde 8 ; South Eastern, Exchequer BiUs have advanced another Is. since 181; Newcastle and Berwicks;l7l ; York and North yesterday, the price being 490. ar d 52e. premium. Midlands are lower ; they have been done at 181. The dealings in the fareien stocks exhibit an ire- Brighton. hews touched 751. provement. Thty consist of Dutch Twc-and-a-Ralf Quotations LI French s) , ' per Cents., at 54. Mexican, at 261. Spanish Five from yister.lay. per Cents., at 17 and 1; and the Three per Cents., at - 351. the closing prices of the French Rentes yesterdvy Te cc me reported front Paris at 56.95 for the Three per 81 the Th w e th ßa i u n k st o , t w E h n e g n la com nd a 7 ;, Conte., and 89.90 for the Fires. thges w f t ee th th th e e tt l• ed week ending 20 the week previous, give the following results: se dowhesehooo .. try) 6.070 annlition were 18,413,630 hello herb 6,221,770 ..... lucrative 1174,101 a r, iii=mid. h 19.362,035 ...... Doodad 47,60 es boadmiadartateat ta i *,—, 100 Other Salariviee Oda ear Galilee Soda Say lad other tille 1,009,293 Melted 3,165,032 „.... lamas, 2,313 12% SANK OF ENGLAND.—Accover tar the Week sada( Nov. 10, lata. 10 li.,,PITAIMIIINT. 30 idol booed E18 ,31 6 . 0 70 OW/CAMS it Debt..... EltalklCS 13 other ewurttio...... 3,6.44,901 1e Gold Cole ma Sulam 14.1E3.993 b Alm Bulled 22.07? b 1 J 1311.10 St IPLIMMIST. a. Oovartaned Sesenties 10 Sacluct. Dead Weight B;l Leman 9,753.6 0 341 le Other Seuertast •9,733.884 le Notes . oast siti iii. 4 diti mama As DUBLIN, Nov. la. The day of thanksgiving was observed with du solemnity in the various protestant and presbyterisa churches. Toe shops were very generally closed daring the day. An address" to the people of Ireland" has been issue d by Mr. J. O'Connell, in the name ache Repeal AssoC.a- Son. After summing up the usual list of objects for which they are to cgltate, he says. "And we will struggle oo for this in the goad old way, by moral, by peaceful, by bloodies., and strictly and entirely lewd and c institutional agitation, and in no other. For no otherwise can, or ought, our rights to be struggled for or achieved." On Wednesday their excellencies the Lord Lieute nant and the Countess of Clarendon paid their first visit to the new Schools of Desigo,and seemed greatly pleased with the arrangements there. A correspondent of the Reenian't Journal commu nicates to the , paper the substance of a letter received from Father Mathew, in which the rev, philanthropist contradicts the minds of his bad health given by the newspapers. A sanitary movement has been set en foot at Bel , fast. Tne first meeting wu held there on Wednes , day evening. DWI of THZ BANK OF FLOCS up to Nor. 15, with the earrespowans items (tithe prosodist; week : We* mein Week /Win 11.% 6. No% IS. LIABILENIEB. 7. a. OKAlel 07.900,108 0 PAWPAW Cepitale .;;......1.... - ......... . 13,630,000 lawn ilsiork of sea paid beaks Mark la real = a 4000,000 I 4.000,00 e flank notes la Do. Branch beaks roni to order 714,371 I 903,800 SS Account carnet of Treeeeryorectlter 40,064,a4 WI 31,697 960 26 I Mere somata earnat 93,121 9911 97 90,33”,919 64 AKOWIN 'martial la the bresehle Iteolipte psyable et sigla . ~.„ 9,011,667 0 4,923,300 0 amain Drafts el break beaks maks by beak Drafts el beak payable by break I „ ......„.... %763013 0 3,217,610 0 lkekismas eeool9o .. ..... -.... 333,461 23 917 , 73”1 25 Li o d, or g‘i - e - k ke;ek7if ilittie . • ... 13%072 99 15607 299 lleseoa6l, divers tatirook sad ea 2,050,314 51 2,122,111 20 D=ls sod dams bare* k tomb bobs 1,812,0211 I 1,610,1110 0 kokleoniat lest bedlam 141,0e 42 MAN 411 Ditto is lIIIMiII beaks M - AU 0 kW 0 - - bead/tee ........... -...- 'l7 11 o ham scarcely varied tialve today up I to 1 eigoOk. 1 PIL I llamas ainVan. 61 Do. Preforms ... II Avolot.,No• &w e t& in. 6 barks & ads Mt, (oc. Woe. perpet=s= N Strmlagtem Ye al at=" a r nbilw ressezate; I$ Blres.Wete.6lllaurValie) to I= l l4er icorwithiw ierii Dude, ke DII. ragas 'mamma; 71 Hamaisoism.,,mad Birm... VO Motel mil siren ... ... Tiosu Test 11 13 die. 66 6• 04 14 i a '' 24 s! ri 34 it jot 4 b 3 4 p. .. • iu;ia vi 174.061 ROYAL RANK OF THELAIID.— . IIIO 1111111111 meftintt of the preptiston of this bank was held in Dublin on Wed sesday, James Dawma, Esq., in the chair. The uport, which was adootee, contained the following statement of accounts : The paid-up capital of the Bank is £209,175 0 0 1I 114eidnillaii;ddie ::: :: 1 2 1 Do. 1 sham ... ., 19 Da. LlO Prefarenoereg. SO Chester and 140171 med .. 16 Do. Preference ... .. 40 1)4161111 and Bedsit Jane.. 25 ISOM Attila% . ... IS DO ate B. iliu:i ... 3. Do.(31.10c) 6p. Cl. Pref. 96 Canteen Coontlea ... ... 19 Do. New Gus. 6 p. 04... 61 Do. Bat., 6p. Ct., No. 1 61 Dn. do. N 0.2 NO Do. N.lt E. 6 per C".... 46 Do. New ... ... ... 23 Seaters Ulmer, cam A 23 B.llaup I.& Nab. 23 Do. deal C. dltte. . .. tra Do.=s:. It v. Ct.) ss Beat 23 Do. New Gi Do.' par mo ir e reCt ai. 26 Eait Unooti ... .. 60 Edlabero and Olaagow. . 56 Do. a dome U Ildlaborf,Partli, :0,1 . 11D . 4; Il& 26 die. 18 11 di& 14 16 10 IIL - - 71 73 10 11 10 11 33 84 Ij 11 L 'EU 71 10k le The act profits of the year terminated on the filst of August last, after deducting all ex penses of mongyentent, normal to Out of add& have been paid to the proprie tors two half yearly &richt:As at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, amounting to 16,600 19 3 / 11 61 7 1 71 pas. P 7 16 dig par 61 64 1 I pa. 10,458 15 0 Prevrostete oapirw 11446 . 3,161,032 'Cuing.• 11 , day. Cosow. of X= Da1,61i4 Inv. Amis.) 6.221.T10 Mbar Ilepolol6 10.352,083 sanadaysfadothir /Alb 1.4.00.233 A 36.381,186 511 i . Leaving a surplus for the year of Whieh has been app►opriated ufollows,vis : To the bad and doubtful debt fund, u a provision against all probable contingencies.. £3,832 19 0 To the ream fund 6,042 4 3 4 6 ex_ 4 3 ~ 16i 1/e 13 14 13 14 The amount of the metres tend, as stated at the last usual nesetal meeting, was To which add as above 6,042 4 3 Nov. 14. OIL =Arose 25 X. MAW:MALL. Met Mikis'. $0 Se FUNDS. s. 3 per OCOria. 100.. Up' ON . 13 el 1 per _ 13 45,475 8 0 1,209 5 3 Punk Reek. 1118 11 I per CL gad. Mag.. OM rot (3.. Om lotj j I OBEICE Y 9 29 29 91 Cali *. TEA-PLANT" 1 EA-Plll f. so Damed from I lb Mtn elaboostaly entasme•a with the W,. .rd Mom of nIW, limi Jo t besot added to Mose reams needs wader tee spedom Pita'. Wild ham daring the Let top t i WA ea c h n inds.ipited topularity, trout dick &Ton" daty, ad Moor. puts. se y tam from Milo mad nemeldelee to silver, being emowspisted still streag weft of Wow. Prise 465. /admit Plus Ms awl mile set complete ...... -SS 17 Aostemee dm de. do. lemismit do domed do. do. Illtle de. *la de. de. UndodadaNn. Winn de. e. II 11. S. lasgew, 41a mob -.-, eras pm* Ha ad, et the SS 1 em. Any pedamoot) wilds Edney in W some propertina. Legrevimis mat tr ot ker. Mlll.lall 5. 11111 - 70:4 Mite 11ppos sad Series), 39. Osbrd. Meat. sod I, Nedninsalreet (smear 3d It•incia.idrent). — listalitleh r i is WAWA:apt, 1820. W . ' , "TE STOVES. N . DIMINO sod REOIBI ER try L swami swerasse WON mil War of every warty, rest b7asks, sed ampkilie war toad P. alarm= 8 was at teem db. la T rdaied le Drarria.reora ewer at tam VIM IS dobele.101101 11 • 1111 . 1 tot aid en ohm ladladag dor& Otevae, dre Writ la the vat% sad ontrias bola soh ea arrarras sand= at Pardaro„ lamp, dia. that _leer. aro represted to kappa it. The mere, autrurard ter wary mile art approved d. Catalonse. mita es. = 1 • 14 (11• 1 1 01 4 use alms sad Boalos. os wait et Newimi•smies. ear No, 1, Stormero.. — idoldiebed r Welbetteet, I. ,ALMEII . B CANDLES, 7e. a peend.--. mum PAIWIT Wm" to mews Itotsoar` Zrol70. d r= 1.1.8 Illoptoots a . 4 viols a Ob. Alto do Inept auk of Low la the oiloils tor Om too yet os lot imp** set oil). tom St to hires emoblao, NYE! aim 4t. otr tsilos.—A4 S. t CKTOIre Ms Wipes sol IMMO. 0042/f4 rig 04 Poormos4assol, est 114. Plevonsoosset.--1 Witt aria o.s. MEASAMS MEDICATED CREAM, a masa sad ends saw Mr Owasbe. Odds, Asthma, IletestAds, M.. Is sow Akin* tle aeon it Use Ode. TM anis sad seen. Pg elbow of lIMISSWI 1111TILD Carl Tls albsytm dl Wm. ast Wriestios MARI haw =kb in sow* palls setwonslinwit rt../ Wind% TM Mass 11•11 wee, is way me lestens. Mos bon to PP ol rellenese son It Is is nada sad Wespnint Is sperstion that • AM Melt ass M with Ws most win woony , It r. werstgo ardwAss. rod wenn so pima Ms Ono Is Amply applied aisteslay by nabint os. sod is • kw Mans. the end WNW will be Mt by Woos tiosena—trobt pft. with Wm. Wm Pr e, Erigitts, stwastws pond wsdhltstatrd. Mt, et Is. 1.4. M hi. ans. owl wbolnals by sod Co., sod I, Illinahliten lienegtoe Batas. &WANT TOIL= ARM:LIS, eget d adal neboist-110WLANDY MACAMAR OIL AOM eed 7=lrPe ~fag awl essish lowsw s • properstlos or wnwillsiod Mks., Is Pa wns sod tostAddn ilso Ads sod osnoinhost mid 'Wahine Oboes sr NM Dwalleme.r Instaslis kw Ps besuMnte sad wit. swabs l web wash on down ' Eh. vallsemP d s s use by the wants • atrAtbrir issursi wthrawasy he wiesweis by aperlono ths W- vita t hits of thew eresttos serentlm swam. Mae or. setedosi tbwe with yedestlos, a n d Wyss thew • OMNI, asstaral- Ind. Betine sweetwas higtatiellM. lam re sand =Or thv WIWI swam or writ, Th e isminela dimmfterte. sad *sir stamps' stiowdos.rW wefts ores& bent the mos os .11onssib , " posodag that A lb. sotbie as Oa wnwpw lideL-4oA * thew at 10, Hattcpwirdea. tones, mid ba agmaia camtia• ant asw ,ANION Priesbed at St. PAW'. Cathedral, by the j late , Lord Hiram of Lontiom on .landay Ire, Use day appointed to ee *boned to an Amber Ontroptiont the 'UMW lOapdons es one of General Thasaiiiisa to Almighty OA en the amatka of the Chalon Pestilence. A Fel ert of the alemo Celebe.de. l Discourse appears in the "Mammal lamas Ness" at taa day, price W. Orders te ethed W .11bookreibmt nd asamea Vatmg Forfeited Fropeety. MESSRS. DEBENHAM and STORE will SELL by al/C3lo:‘, at their Nng r4lllB, Ki•street, Caraapirdas, 0113 DAT, Nov. /3, ad tail 'alas day, at, 11, a vabialie mart. mat at roannzo MO/LIRTY, aattprkkg ettorit loteelltry, begirt fl in t sa ntored bromine. ;odd Nab bad Med &dm% sod Aver mambo by intaat• Ma , " did% *MP plum teetiene sod steam elbolield /Med orb*" Yoe mg lesortog append, eoperloo hallar atm Melt Nod deseabloo k tillo, ow% eldest% otdz am o: brls,bnros eni biewo l / 4 eta mittery, doesdropery, , mid eler4teateo, boosebell taraitana Bromeele ood awes worsess, itedber bode owl blab& amble sod deg • sod plod% difeein am& l e i emir, loddor out sold sem Me" Oielged la moodio prior to Desiieber UM. E ili vis. e l l waig Atblee ki naleamo ; Sof* liblotepeoatetot; Ores* Do•or.tee= gam r, Ifoootwetra ssel4 t em i k =e floeso likse"4".. ‘wv Faredleo; ra raeotedroet. Illemorb= l ordrersAbost,Mo; 144‘44411 04 . ,tree, Plimaen; riediddr4lo4 Ilsokowee14•81 ; TIM& Oran attateibbatratt, aided111•0 1 1 1 ‘; Waailet, IS, baloalesat ; Ilfsber. lilebeito.-41* be viewed Wawa/lay peke oat amobe on et at We b = atoberase co may *be be bod ot the aliakessie GS" ILlosedr•st, prim FRANCE. Pdlll3. FILIDAT, 6.30 r .rr. Yesterday the Legislative Assembly took into oon sideration an apparently uninteresting subject, being a proposition made by M. Desmousseux de Clint, tending to prevent the Assembly from being present at any public ceremony. This proven' was declared to be token into consideration, in order to allow a committee to be appointed to regulate the conditions by which the Assembly oagbt to be guided on such occasions. It *ems that this vote of the Assembly is meant to be an exhibition of spite sgaiost the president pf the republic. It is to be remarked, that on the vote t'-e le,nepartiste alone rose in opposifon to M. de proposal. It is said that the Chamber is not the only body in which changes have ensued from the message of the president. The Chisetifedioswiel, it is stated, has separated from M. Tniers tu a considerable extent. The tone of that bereel in favour of Louis Napoleon is evident to all , it is not approved,lt seems, by M. Tniere, who is still preserving his attitude of reserve. M. Berryer is more separated from the Elms than he has been yet ; and the tons of the Union this morning shows a disposition on the part of some at least of the gitimtsts no longer to give their support to the prei.dent. That journal says that : " The presidential policy only goes on by fits and starts, and oscillates betweacteeserity and weok nese " The rest of the article is in the same spirit. " The question of the Lyons railway being given to a company now admits (says the Coridifetionnei) of no daub.. Tte committee of the budget having entered completely into the views of the minister of finance on the subject, was yesterday occupied with the clauses and conditions which are to be imposed on the con pinks inclined to offer for the line. This day it is to hear the directors of the two companies who have sig nified their intention to tender." It was rumoured to-day that as English company had come forward, and this had ceased a certain annoyance at the Bourse. swam ler Aftwait. ?AL Net. IL IP4r litaisy. 6 pw Owas. 11 . Aft INN Loss. . 1111 - 113 w» 5/ • OS • w 57 le NI le . NU 111116 MU NM a a =1:7:14.4.• 16e4. is me • dip7s. " 11140 Softy r Isms bira Trams, Bssdp... ask Sim Nunes 7 mouse ul I Arms Ma sr rpm .......--.-* 2 1 4.01241 ,10 92 MAMAS 0 Car is re Irma basks ....-... 12f1= • 123,293,49 Si liille ore dr . ..- 1 91,244 4 W. sad roosraor hi ?orb ..... - 44232,••1 41 46,090.349 25 Da dn. na %nor beaks 711,171,111.1 0 7;.1130,241 V Adorer es banks _ ..... -- . ,-., 6.96 3 1 .109 0 9, 2,7 1 20) 0 Adman's bedlam by lassah . bowls 439143 6 463,0 g 0 advanciaun ,hanks rare nods 20,10111,496 10 21,131,011 10 Advances on hook public Mae 99 Onucalc Innira Advances le tie samba as Tromp bone dream Is roar as lasedlMP ribose Lam of 1,009.090 le the Sly of 190 r milks Adorer be dr deporemost of th• Sere Stott ruled rotor rook, Aware Ord" Issigirr4 d taw hind bake is puha ands Reel pisperi of Wm& bore 2,733,439 • 2,712,7115 0 bards Is Priori tresyst Usk 30009 0 144,0•0 0 IM of lora berm is 3M Sorsa t er of r• si Orte proirlid err 212,034 0 230,000 • Irlsolsi lib 11111001 bib Is Ins* basks 1,923,063 • 1,97 %,910 0 Bawer Of Verrirldi Vapour d wargroor of bra* tsar `0,1164 • 423,372 0 ',NJ 31 114,943 30 400,161 •47.4*- • 743,20,401 1 744,901.120 13 GERMANY. BERMUDA. BERLIN. Nov. 13. The proceedings in the Second Chamber yesterday after the dogleg of my despatch were of some interest. Tney referred to the 11-16 articles of the Constitu tion. To one of thee* articles the Upper Chamber bad added this amendment "Tae principal confensious of the Christian religion are acknowledged as the relig,on of the majority of the inhabitants of the state, and are regarded as the foundation of all civil religious regulatiots, but without detriment to the religious freed .m of that, professing a different faith." This amendment was rejected by a large majority. A similar amendment' in which the words, " the religion of the majority of l , the inhabitants of the state," were omits d, was re jected by a majority of 166 strike 131. The follow- 1 mg amendment, however, was adopted by 220 agaiut 93,—" Tne christian religion is regarded as the basis of t all those regulations a hich are connected with the exercise of religion ; but without detriment to the freedom of religion guaranteed in article 11 of the essiedtntles. • I my remark here that the two ministers, Vetter Heyde end flobleieitz, voted against all the used imam which were rejected. The Upper Chamber has to-day commenced the diseassise of a new game law, which will provost the total demolition of the game in the country, a remit that was not improbable from the abolition of all game laws by the legislature in the past year. This new law provides that only landowners of compact estates, comprising more than three hundred acres, shall possess the right of killing game in their awn lands; the remaining lands of a perish are to be created ',anal hunting districts. Every person pos sessing the privilege of killing game mutt take out a Segue, which is to cost a dollar (2s. 7d.) annually. The sums accruing from the purchase of linos a are to be added together, and it is to remain for a future law to determine whether and how far they shall be employed in compensating the former poesesces of this privilege for the, damage they have suffered from the abolition of the law. This bill will no doubt pats both the chambers without any important alterations. Herr Venedy, the well-known author end deputy at Frankfort, was compelled to leave Berlin on the 10th by the police authoriles, who assigned no ground but " higher orders" for this extreme IMINBUTIS. The Worse Casette announces the formation at Berlin of an easeciation for promoting German emi gration and colonisation. It is promoted chiefly by members of either chamber. Their chief object will be an endeavour to remove the evils resaltiog from the present system. HAMBURG, Nov. 13. The free-trade tinkle bad a general meeting last Saturday. The committee gave a printed r"port of its proceedings since the last meeting, in which the adhesion of Hamburg to the imperial confederation, without any commercial enervation, was complained of. The question of Me trade in relation to the d fferent political systems proposed for the union of Germany could gain nothing by them. It was clear that it would be sacrieed to the selfish policy of government, which, knowing very well that it got the best share of the prey extracted by the reactive system, was quite agreeable to have the support in this ye Aim of that party of the people which are foolith enough to fancy t hat the state could and ought to guarantee "fair wagesfor a hie day's work." The new plan of Austria for a commercial ant m with the rest of Germany was no bad stroke of policy on the past of that government ; the short period that has elapsed since it was proposed gave ample expe rience of the sympathy Austria had gained by what, after all, might only be another apple thrown by bar crafty statesmen to prevent the salsa of Geruseg, without ineludirg Auvtria. The real proteetbeiteds who, in spite of their liberal polities' tesderedes. bad waited with longing eyes to see the blade of the imperial constitution as proposed by prods, would no doubt now turn round to the plan of Anvtria, and might induce Fronds to support a higher tariff not to loos their support ; and it was, therefore, to be lamented the more that Ham burg, the leader an d the moving elemeet of free trade, bad joined a confederacy which —if it started into life, or was involved with another political union with respect to the question of free trade o ff ere d a precedent, to the most &karma is won. The report further gives a full account of the negotiations on the part of the committee with such members of the union as did not agree with the agitation of the com mittee against the imperial constitution. and which ended with the meressoe of 132 members. These documents certainly do not speak in favour of these dimenters, who wanted the committee to act secretly against the policy decided on by the majority of the union, which of course was declined. The committee further proposed sew statutes for the onion, which were assepted by the meeting and by which the whets esermittee retiree—the new one is to be sheeted in the teeming of December. It seems tallith peecof thsilareaters who, on account of the athlrelesee, wanted Hamburg to join the imperial seshimation, and get the support of the Premise troops now quartered here to suppress the libsesl constitution of the Constituent Assembly, see clearly that they have ht the satisfeetton of test beg their political at too dear a prior, and that the now osolodsrations the ism es se lionovet The ecclesiastical affairs of this island are in a comical enough position. For thirty years the epie copalian clergy have had stipends out of the treasury under an act of the legislature. Latterly one presby terian clergyman has had a stip2nd allotted him. The act settling salaries on the clergy expirts in March next ; and the bill introdu• ed last session to renew it contained a clause granting 1201. per annum in furtherance of the Wesleyan mission in the island. The high church party violently . opposed this clause, and failirg to strike it out, joined with the volun— taries, and rejected the bill in loto ; and what they have gained by this may be briefly stated : the Wes ley.ans are not to get a grant which they have never enyled ; the episcopalians will loss in March next the salaries of which their clergy have been in receipt for nearly thirty years. The high churchmen have shown their high spirit, and are doubtless delighted with the result. FINE ARTS. WILLIAM ETTY, H.A. Though Mr. Etty was some time since warned by premonitory symptine of the malady under which he succumbed, to seek his native air, the telizraphic message, conveying the intelligence of his death, at Yak, on Tuesday, the 13th inst., smote all in terested in art with sorrow, as all felt that one of its greatest °temente, and one who bad shed a splendid and brilliant lustre on his country for half a century, was withdrawn , perhaps sower again to be replaced. For, though having many things in com mon with the illustrious Rohm., who lived two hun dred years More, he has left no pupils to develop the ideas, and perfect the style, which he originated. With him is lost the nrxvs which bound us to the genuine coluurists of old. In any other age than ours Etty would have formed an epoch in art history, but in the peculiar forma tion of the art of the present day, which avoids clecticismion the one hand, and schools of art on the other, genius, in all originality and eccentricity, is allowed more scope, and the result is a marked and distinct character in each. For instance, Collins, Et y, Haydon, and Wilkie all started together in the race of fame, and yet nothing can be fancied vibe apart than the path chosen by each. The name et Rubens has been mentioned as having a secret ana logy with that of Bus ; it was not that of imita tion, but of genius. They bth were captivated by Vtnice and its Etty merely dipped into the same sJurces, being those of Titian and Paul Veronese. With equal skill in colouring, Etty's mind dwelt on more cheerful subjects—was never compelled to look to the horrible foe interest, toe often the ale with Peter Paul. Whilst the latter in dulged in the wondrous contortion of fallen angels or frantic Amazons, Etty's nymphs glide on the waters with " youth on the prow and ptomain at the helm." His gcldsa galliot, with its nude and poetic crew, and their wined sail flapping is the azure sky, ere a singular mixture of truth in colouring and of the artifisial in composition, a perfect as well as beautiful illustration of Gray's poetry. It was, however, but seldom that he borrowed thoughts from the poets, di-playing in this the jealousy of genius. His triple pictures of " Judith • and those of Joan of Aro are the finest of epic poems, and develop the chivalrous stories of the two heroines more forcibly than any amount of cantos could pos sibly do. Colourists are not generally considered good draughtsmen, but all who have visited the Adelphi exhiuition will acknowledge that few compositions have attained the energy of invention of the Judith, or more sombre and melancholy poesy than is to be found in the conchant attinCe of her hand-maid. These, and the two side figures in " Joan of Arc," sufficiently refute those who maintain the everlesting separation of the draughtsman from the colourist. W hat a host of buxom spirits and kirtled naiads, what exquisite botsny ; we had almost said, d wt natural mitre ! The wondrous pulp an richah brilliancy of his flesh and draperies defy the fancy to recall. There was formerly an Academy in Martin's-lane, now broken up by the erection of more modern struc tures, which was long hallowed by Etty's presenc e ; and there was always a tacit struggle on the part of t ;Ardente to get seated close to the colourist ; bat though he hid not his mode of working, with an absorbent ground — to which, by-the-by, he has bequeathed his name—though these boards were wad, all attempts at imitation were gross failures. There are, perhaps, few geniuses with so decidedly an original style who have had no imitators, thou para sites who follow in the wake of great painters, but never reach the substance. Edinburgh is happy in poeKssing Etty's larger works, to the increased value of which since they came into the possession of the Scottish Academy, Mr. Etty in his life makes playful allusion. York, his native place, where he spent his last days in a house purchased a short time before, contains two or theme collections of the richest stores of his fancy. His fertility slowed him to supply the ample d e mand foe his beautiful works , and happy are the powwows thereof. " Joan of Arc," like the " ion" I Transfigurat ef Raphael and like the " Dement from the Croes • O YI Rabens, was the last effort of a mind wounded by unwarranted shire of puny detractors. How twiny be answered them it is needless here to urge, but it perhaps ooloared his las t days with bitterness. SELYWILICZ.—A oomispoidest says t—ss On my snivel at Cisevesty able mossiest (Nev. 16), the pilots toad MO that a mod hod bow wrecked ea Me earth-mem side of t h a t hi aa g a m the preetoes sled (Thersisy). It bad been Umber bald. The T e s ler s name WM Ilke dui. a ' , c .d.., wfth • mew timeless bi flake% d whoa woe l i t re drowsed mid Uwe saved:' Making the present mount £48,684 18 3 GOLD PROM CALIFORNIA.—The Pandora, 6, Lieut. J. Wood. arrived last night (Friday) at Portsmouth from the Panda, and landed her mails. 5.4 bring' home a quan tity of gold dust, vetted at 80,000 dollars, which will be landed as Portemon h and brought to the Bank of Ragland by Meagre. Shaw grad Maxwell, Salisbury.street. RECIPROCITY BY SWEDEN. —The following import ant letter has been »aired at Lloyd's:—" Swedish and Norwegian Cousolete.—Londow, Nov:l4, 1049.—Sir : I have the honour to communicate to you the following translation of a royal reclamation, issued atStockholm, under date of the 24th at October last We, Near, by the grace of God King of Sweden and Norway, the o..ths and the Vandals, make known that, it having bees officially reported to us that fa onsequence of the new navigate n law which has pseud the parliament of Gnat Britain, and been raided by the government of the said klogdore Swedish veep, subject to stipulated oonditioss of reciprocity, will, from and altar the It of January, 1850 (with the sole exception of the coasting trade), be treated in his. manner as British yes eels to all ports under the British rule • we have, in return for the privileges thus granted to iwedish vessels, been graciously pleased to decree that Ina and after the Ist of January, 1. British one's visiting the ports at Sweden shall, both o arrival and departures, be treated to the same manner as native vieseb to reepect to tonnage and port dues, and all , -ther charges to the crown, town, or private institutions of every denomination. 2. All goods, being the natural prods:lnca or manufacture of any country never, the importation of which into the ports of the kingdom of Sweets is legally permitted oy Swedish vessels, may be imported into Sweden by British vessels from any plase sever; and, likewiss. all goods, the exportation of which from Sweden by mesh of the country is legally permitted, may be exported thence by British vessels: in both oases without the goods jquestion so imrted or expo de rted ben sub ct to other or higher po charms, of say nominat i on g , than would be levied if the goods from or to the same places were imported or exported by Swedish resseb. Watch all whom it may cone. ran have to regulate accordingly. For greater certainty we have signed this with our own band, and caused it to be sealed with our royal seal —Palace at Stook holm, the 26:h day of October, 1849.—Gacas. (Counter. sined) J. F. FIMILINIV . -1 have the honour to remain, Sir, your most obedient fervent (in the abuses of the Consul. general), W. Tomo, Consul.—Capt. G. A. Related, R.N , Secretary, Lloyd's." GRATH OF MR BURGS, LATE BANKRUPTCY Comattamonem.—Wei have received intern/mos of the death of Mr. Barge, late a commissioner in the Leeds Banaruptey Court. It wilt be remembered that two or three years ado Mr. Barge was placed in York Casale at the snit of some of his creditom. Ile was at the time largely invcoved ia debt, and we believe, though he made se veral cap P ier for le less as an insolvent debtor, he remained a prisoner or tie castle until his death. JUDGMENT ON TUE REV. C. ROOKER, M.A.—Yee terday morning, the- Lewd Bishop of the diocese of Faster held a court ia she Chapter-house of the Cathedral, for the of delivering his judgment ia the eau of the Rev. Mar= Ranee, M.A., rector of Nymet Rowland, Chum- Leigh, Devoe. The rev. gentleman, who is • married man, was the defendant in an action icr midsection tried at the last summer wins in Exeter before Mr. Justin WilUesea L es which cumin the plaistiff obtained • verdict for 1001. Tin evidence taken at the trial showed that the rev. gentleman had been living with several females. The nee whisk aellei the lineation of the bishop to the matter was that of a yang pines mimed Maria Brooks It appeared that she wont into the service of the defendant is September, 1642 ; he seduced ho r early in the following January. In Remem ber she miscarried. The connexion continued, and in 1844 Miss Brooks gave birth to a child. la 1848 the rev. gen tleman commenced a bison with smother feniAle, and the comequi we was that the mother of Maria Brooks brought an a cti on and recovered the aboveneationed sum. Imme diately after the wises the bishop Lined a commiaden under the 3 it 4 Vic , known as the Church Discipline Act, mad it bung bees decided by the commission that there was a prisW .feele case against the rev. defendant for further plut o seednv, the necessary steps were taken by the bishop b Mr. and Rooks., in order to sae the expense of a , emit in t h e Arches Court, pleaded guilty, Ile Bishop fixed this day for giving judgment. His' lordship said that so late as 4 o'clock the day be fo re he had received from Mr. Rooks. a revocation of has former consent, on the ground that evidence bad been improperly admitted, and proceeded to deliver his judgment. Ile iniontely recapitulated the evidence brought forward, and In conclusion pronounced Mr. Rookie guilty of the offence with which he wee chug- d, de vieg haste( all ecclesiastical pretermeeta width he in the Mouse, apecielly the rectory of Nymet Row d. The mart was nosh crowded. PARKHURST RETORMATOZY.—Bix convicts of this establishment escaped from con fi nement on Saturday week,' sadist Tierney following four s e arch ohers. Same of the inba bitants of the island went out is ethers, and, with the aid of We police, succeeded in upturn; _the whole of I, the party which fi rst escaped, but not begets they had committed several depredating. They broke into An I Cottage, near C owes, and sten severs' jeiats of meat, bread, butter, die. They then presseiled to Mr. Bannister's rope masufattery, which they brae nbe t trlesa they regaled themselves with their good tare, and &guises thenitves In the workmen's anthem which mete left on the presaivs. At Calhoun s. they broke into the home of Mr. C. and stole some wearing apparel end food ; also the house of Mr. Gradage, and the hens of Mr. Way, of Calhourne Mill, where they emptied II decanter of fitted for wine, an The ant party, six in number, were all onare trial to the Winchester anises on Monday by the county magistrates. 130LIMILL.—DUIPERATI APTLY Wl= POACH mus.-011 Sunday night, about kalf-paet eleven o'clock, as three of the semekeepers of W. C. Alston, of Shades nue going their usual rounds they dismayed • gang at peashere, six in smuttier, in a meadow within three handset yards of the Ball. On their sewing sash ether, the Nash ere 110•11,004 throwing lalp_wawas. and the first a thasa hit a keeper named Bused. haftroing • mere blow in the Las, and eaten opus his sleek is a moat dreadful sumac. As he wait honked down, they sosanwased beating him with bladasses, and a maim affray aommeamd. After fighting ssamme time • weapon called& " threehel," with watch asset the pc a dismentssrmel. brake into phew, wed and its OWIIIIR baTing La" se light, bre aompaaiona follo his *maniple. Bowne*. sae a them was moored by Kettle, a keeper. and in his packet wars head four nets and a brace of haw. Ke boa sass as limas Bolas, sad there is ao doubt that his anapaest% eons of whom ars known. form gang w hisk has long barred the &radon Sall Wats. They are suppoetd. N Woad to Birmingham...- Coquetry Herald. Tax Soar= or Possaisaa.—The fear of Wes tem, near Spading, last week made a misdate Attempt to pat ella Br. 6. Odgge hem reading the awstomory .ses at t o he grave its of a departed brother Tomato Tba deer upoe the caorahwanias, who was present. to aid h calleo atop the termaosy, o ar the XOll6 the that to read an rearm at the gravesida was the Polestar, V raiding ea to tits U l la =warms ha was t= a by the eltareltwardas. mamben of twomdeties. , named WS, en tailgated in this cptaa . 6 par Ot. Austria& Bomb ti per 06. Bag. bowls. t 4 6 26 per Cent., S %eir et. s tiresillen Ms.. PS 6 6 per Ct. Buenos Arno, 41 1: Ditto Milian Pt. 11., 96 T eolumb. I.ef lids, Colombian Lquadur ltd... Si 3 yet Ct. Du tch lMtdaA.. T 2 4 26 per GY. Dutch , 631 41 4 par et. Dads tam. tet 3 tr , par Cu.-4 Licbequer 414. toll., PUN Dd. Iva Ot. Oros& Ma.. 166 °mods Deterred Bch., 3 6 6 pat Ot. pi, 04. 13.1,...3 rowan 0c.1 .4 2 7 9 IZ pore iri II per (16.= . 36 21M ia rsoire //14..36 par Ot. 114•4mb 13 6 Visasarls 13slaned 134. .. I 4 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE roe MARKETS. se :a LAM DON, FRIDAY EVENING. ii The colonial meanie, with the exception of spice, as have des week bun characterised by considerable business, 15 and. in several instances, prices have shown indications of 12 1 decline; import. re of sugar have not brought forward 00,,„ largely, but thet trade have purchased only for their imme diate wants, and a considerable portion of the quantity too offered has been bought in to support prices. Of native 100 Ceylon coffee only one small parcel has been offered publicly. So and withdrawn at former prima, and not more than 3,00 0 2 1 bags have changed hands privately, principally at the coin- i Disunion% of the week, while sales cannot now be effected 1 0 except on lower terms • there was an active demand 20 en holiday fro' tine pla ntation Ceylon, and conriierable IS business transacted at a rise of about 2s. per cwt., sub. 124 sequently, however, there his been less activity, and the 2 .! sales held to-day have gone off at priors rather in favour 44 1 the buyers. In foreign the transactions have been small , and 20 0' without alterative in prin., excepting for Mocha, which has 10 senesced about 3.. per ant. The demand for pepper has 124 , coedited, and a farther rise of about Id. per 1... has been 11 0 established. Mace has also risen about 2d. per lb., and nut- " ta asp and ginger have been sold freely at very full rates. , Seem sales of saltpetre, of common quality. have been made st about 6d. per end decline. The tea market presents little AO alteratioe. The inquiry for green tea continues, but moat 10L. descriptions of congou are buoy of sale. Public sales are L-1 declared for the 21,t instant, and will contain only a small q uan. - • • • The tity sales of Sugar in the West India market bin as amounted to 1,460 hhcb., including 150 beds. Barbados, 1 0 St. and 51 hhds. crytalised Dem e rara et auction , the former of which realised 36e 6d. to 415., sod the latter 38 s. to 44 5. per ° 40 ewe Not any sales of he gardens have been held ;of Bengal, 40 10,750 bags have been brought forward, the grainy kio.s of fie which have sold freely at 425. 6d. t 445. for greyish and te bright yellow bold grain, and 37 5. 6 d. t or ra ther soft yel- 10‘ wish ; the Mauritius kinds, far which there did nut ap- 2.5 lo pear an buyers at former rates, have been chiefly bought in i ce at 355. 6d. to 394.6 d. per cwt. for low to good bright grocery, is l and good Reno was bought in at 295. to 31s. per ewt. 10 About 2,600 bags Madras have been brought forward, and le only a small portion , cunning of the grainy descriptions, 12 4 met with pordinon at 36e 6d. to 40 s. 6 d., the heavy I: brown and yellow kinds having been chiefly bought 14 in at 295. 6d. to 321. 61. ter ewe ; 2,397 Or ma's of Penang were partly realised at 35a. to 395. per cwt. to fur yellow to strong greyish. The sales of foreign have eon- nl• slated of 3,060 bogs Mangle, which were chiefly bought in at e et t' 33a. 6d. to 365. fur good strong brownish, but whish have since been sold at these prices; 587 Mids. 250 barrels Porto g Rico at 37s .63. WAIL 6d. for middling to fine bright grocery ; es 123 bids. 126 barrels St. Croix, went at 40e. to 435. for good 41 to bright grocery ;76 cases white, 66 cases 19 bags brown 25 tad 173 casks, 770 barrels and bags white, anti 114 1 cases and bags brown Kunio ' were all bought in at 365. to 43e. per ern. Privately, a floating cargo of Manilla has s changed hands, and about 2,000 begs on the spot, at 19s. SO I per cwt. 3o The sales of coffee ban consisted of 773 casks, 2.60 0 bags L plantation, and 320 begs native Ceylon ; the fo r m er were only partly disposed of, the greater portion of the floe f o r colory description having beenbronght in at high rates; low lii fine ordinary to fine ordinary went at 48s. to 54a, and fine fine ordinary to middling calory one. to 72a. 6d. per ewe ; the fn elides wee bought in at 46e 6 d. par cwt. • 20 casks Juane& wont at 47e. to 63e. • 145 bales and half bales mocha realised 10 an advance of abo ut 3s. per ewe, vie., 'sideline garbled small 10 berry 60.. to 645. par est. ; 278 bags Madras went at to 441. to 445. 6d. for good ordinary, and 62a. 64. to 635. 61. for t 100 fine qaality ; 360 bags Mysore were seed at 44e. 6d. to 48s. lid for fine cadinary bold greenish and brownish mixed ; 2 0 : 224 bans and helf-balse, and 62 oases Malabo, at the 4d. L s duty realised, 465. 6d. to 52e. for bold pale and greenish sei mined, sad 100 half-bales at the 6d. duty, 465. 6d. to 475. per $3l ewt. See even bold rash quality; 73 cases Tellieberry were U bought in at 47e. to 545. for fine ordinary dingy to *dory, I .° and 86 balsa of fi ne ordinary palish Malibu kind went at V 0 60a. to bk. per cwt ; 420 begs Manila at 46e. to 46a. 6d. for sb fine ordinary pale, of old import; 94 bags good ordinary as Singapore Java at 43e. 6d., 80 bags damaged St. Dodos, at 451. and 60 bags Rio at 435. 6d. per cwt. Privately 10 about 1,000 bugs good Padang have been sold at 41s. 1: per cwt. bb Tut, sales of wen have consisted of 639 bags T rin idad , and or . 34 barrels 159 begs Grande ; the former were about half 2 damaged, the sounet polio was pertly sold at 37e. 6d. to 425. 23 per cwt., and the Grenada wes moody withdrawa. 9s. b"O: for gliktgrn lo t w o b :i uctis d i r li , a d ndw l 69° O o l re . tobtaTOsb6M.‘l6dafghr.astforbirissamithed.adveling6lb:lliston 111* =w hite of the r , and Se to 9s. per cwt. for the ex Th tensi e oveperaantdioltisinSproTpiceedbavirsote biler for, roe severalnestlesd dmni tsbooe p , iiess. bath 10. The sales and prime have been se follows ;-196 tags Pimento, at 61d. to lid. per lb. • 1,98 9 barge_ and 880 robins black io Pepper at 3d. to sid.for gait heavy Malabar. in bags; 21d. to 5 3d. in robins, and a s imilar price for clean sifted lisomatra. so s Of 123 cases TABU, my rather small fine white r e a lised l i d. to 93. end Consider 61d. to W.; and 82 bus drill 2 2 wpesiogbire'Sicorovesporevenantdaßialtsual, tria.t04444.;d44. t peV t r s . un 2l3 gi cesse y t bar. ao at Ind. to Tiff •38 cram Mace, at 2e. 3d. to 21. 7d. for 10 low to good Mig ht; 119nases Ramey, at 2s. 4d. to 2a. 54.• N 3 for low to good thirds; 2a. 10d. for middLog to goad 5 .0 seconds; aid 3e. 33. to 3s. id. foe frit to goad 50 bold brown. 260 eases waren " Celina Sieger mire , 0 sold, at Ms. to 75e. form ,"'nin to good scraped 403 bags_ Malabar„ " wormy at 225. to 23.. deity paid • vs bags roue Bengal at tls. to 21s. $6. in bond, and 892 is* rough Ahern at We. to 365. 6d. per cwt., duty paid. ` Tito transectiono in tea law been to a small eaten only this week, although pricer. angelus tolerably firm ; particu larly for the good and Ina descriptions of meet kinds of Mlle teas, whisk may iA some 'admen be quoted a Uses higher ; in Cut= kinds also a fair amount o/ business lass been done at rather impeoved prises -, for Camay bemuse, there are fur buyers, bat prides remain unaltered, and only a small heasinesa Ins been transacted at former quotations. Sales are declared for lar the 21st ultimo, but it is not likely that the euentity will be ge. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. There is bat little doing in TaIIOMM-day. LargE_errinle are at he m& To-day's qmstatioas ore the fallowing : Petenbs* Y. C. on the spot, 117 s. ; October to December &limn . , See. 9E.; January to Minh, 37e. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARSET.—THIS DAY. Nam. Cooper mad Davie report business et the %Holdall osotatioss Prime Iteadow Ray, 86e. to ne, ; inferior do., as. to 604. ; Bowes, 60e. to 675. Car.vet, SU to 82 °' Strewing. to 1111.. 16 ismer, Yeovil, lit Doreh. , $l.. beater and Ezmuuth ... IS Greed Northern ... _ 125, Dal shires, A,Deferred 7( D 0.5 shares. It, 6p. Ct.. 10 Do. 6 per Cent. Pref..... 60 Gt. South. mud West. (Ire.) 011 Great North of lingimal... 55 Do. New, 640 .. ... 30 Do. New, £3O ... ~. IS Do. New als .« too Great West ern... ... .. 15 Do. New, Ali ... .. 50 EluU sad Selby .. ... .. 25 Do. 5 shares ... ~ 116 Do. 1 shares ... ... 60 !Acosta end Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thirds _ 1.1:0 Lancashire en d York 98 Do . do. DL D. kB. 10 Do. ... .. ... 164 bo.Thlrds ... .. . 10 Do. New (gum. 4 p.Ct.).. 10 Do. West biding UM* 1.4 Do. Preston and Wyre 10 Do. 6 slier* (A) ... .. SO Leeds and andfoed... ... 10 Leeds and Think ... . 4 Do. PreL 6 r i.. l.ant No.l 6 Do. N 0.2 1 Do. Do. N 0.3 • Do.Qaerters 1541 per et 111 London and Slackwall IGO Los., bighton,ls,ll.osael 100 Do. New Oita.. p.CI. 9 Do. suarentsed Sp. CL. late Croydon Thirds -60 Do. Pref. 6 per Cant... SO Do.Oonvrt. 5 p.CA,111.52 125 load= and Grelenwlele ~ SO Do. Present* .—. 100 London ik North-Western 12 Do. do. New 6 *arse.. 1 7 Do. Malts . 1 D0.X10.1A,M.. And . B.(e) 50 London lk South-Western 421 Do. New, CIO .. ... 14 Do. New A4O _. I Do. Prefer** 7p. 04 20 Lowestoft Gusz.4 per Cent 5 Men W., aux., and Mat_ 100 Smith., abet., end Lim.. 11 Do. l uitares, No. 1 .. 15 Do. shares, No. 2 .. 125 Do. Aar*, N 0 .3 .. 10 Do.. caw £lO Pref. ... 60 Do., tire* Grimsby ... 124 Do. iMO. anditnecka... IS Do. Orierdby Do* ... 44 Do. Lama* Union .. 30 Do. (30 oboes;_ .., .. 100 Do. bra end D erby .. . 100 Ito. B. and R. 6p. Cent. 1 SO UMW* GLWatern (Ire) IS Do. New . 120 ... ... 10 Do. Onaran. 5 pee Ct._ I Do. Oursa. 55 per LI.. IS North Pettish ... .. 114 Do. idioms ... ... ~ fit Do. Ws* .- ... ... 6 Do. Preference ... _ 176 North Otaltordshin 90 Gibed, Wore, & Weber. 16 ltead„Gnild„ and WaLlsb 45 Royston and Ilitoldn . . 26 • Centest ... ... 26 • - Midland .- .. 13 Muswe. a Stroh, Clue . * I Do., New Onarsn * **... IV Slinswobary end Chasse (Ner. W. Min.) ... ... 9 Do. ){slew ... ... .... 15, Do. °swear, ... ... 10 par 110.11 ra. ... 45 Union O... ... 6/1 =grows ... ... ... ft s Stalord Do. Prefer** sidre... ... ... ... 5 $l5 Bantle ROAM ... ... .. SODs. Na ... ... ... SO 1.16. 780. 3 - _. ... .... 10 Do. No. 4 Nagistres .. 1.0 Do. No. 4 Scrip „. 42 Alt Wakes ._ 12 I. York„, D0... a G00 1e ... 146 Shebeld.ltothertan, Goois,N. 1/4.9*. 6 • 20 Waterbed sod 1019 1015 7 50 Weed Valley,. p. Ct. gar 1 Do. do. do. . Ai Wllt‘noressia. Worm. 26 yorhjeswasseisa oo Do.lizt.lTortaNews.) ft De. G.N.11. Purdue' ot Prodennes .. 50 Yeah and Nertk Midland.. 10 Do. Pnabreace ... .. „ft Mae 11.6u.wAys. ala***) .- .. IS Sod** art Anlses• .. 26 Ostrai Warms (Rum; S DatskilMel* .„ • yews bubo Pea:mg& .. 106 De. 74 Losimboarg ... ... ... • *Nor ;ad UI . ... I Seniors of Itssals: „.i 7 79rIessa sad. Bader* „.1 1 PaslSParis sad ()ikons isiod loam ... II Paris sad 5t**777711 ....: * looms sad Haws ... ...I 91 Morbre and Now ... \ IS Teal* sad Stamm ... ... 51 42 01a. a 6 i I 12} x. i p. ,PEL I . r Pa• -. s AL 1 31 e ' ... .1 2 21 ids. 2 8 . 28 30 20 24 6. 61 dia. is I tM I 111 &a «. LIVERP'JOL, Not. 16. ST•On-linomons.—Ttse market remains yeti dull, and prSon era about thoonte Is 'looney. lOrkerso o on. I. ol2o mAize , am ß.), ino (OW C.. end per cent. tUi '3O), 11—Oreet Northern afldr .....a.--laleoroiro end Yorkshire eonsolidated obkr 08 ). Ng* Plural , SI a. d.—Lascaster and r esins, London sad North Wow. 1101—D 1 t 03 (Pow ear"). Tot L Xneeteloter aleddeld, and (I shoes, o. 1, tom. T till 11 4I le--Intro a shares), 111 d. XANCHESTBR, Nov. 16. rweirm-Exanarnen.—There was heavy mark and icee, with the gatoriaa at Lomax end a North Westerns r e ad ode. 000 doMor:t. BIRMINOHAM, Nar.l6. 87001L-EICALAWII.—Tbsie was cooly do amount et Whom lione mthis market to-dim mid pries wen rather gat. bat Use* ti soresly soy stook daring. BRISTOL, Nov. le. 13Toci-Eicamioi.—The market Ins not to-day, end prim declined • little. Orel Wows I gala et Wood timed at IS 41% so firs Ir dam iii fo 100 4u SO 1 1 di. i -1 i 3 131 e. di 2 2 8 3 dim. 2t 2 dia. V 3 18 dis. 40 113 - ii - i - 1 pa. 32 14 pm. 1• II pm. 57 68 2i4 12 11 lts. 11 11 •1 94La 92 94 ii Pli• 48 5O "i dla—pkr 42 40 22 20 101 1 , 7 61 11 10 21 2 6/ 61 3; 39. di. dia. Ms. did. 97 ii i 4 ria• In - 9 - 14 dia. 1 3 (Us. 4 3 dw ii it 114 784 91 106 62 64 32 foi 14 10 214 224 113 /146 1 i y a m. 1 If pm. 30 316 19 18 dui. 17 16 4186 po. 136 146 46 4 Oa IS 21 14 13884 _ .. 9 10 19 15 14 dl.. 9 6 die. 20 18 Ms 6 6 11 21 406 474 04 22 214 dia. 25 27 119 121 II IA 164 4 44 11 116 1 11 111 $ 31 es par t , om. 3 1 As* lu 11 ta i 16 14 1 °la 71 7 AL 5 Fi Y/. 1 SI pm 5 Ids. li WI& II •AN I l ea& 24 16 Si lle 515. 5 7 A" io is 7 4 al db. IL 1 iii.. 1 $ 3. 5..1 14 19 to. 04 1%4 el dis SI II dim -10 194 If die. i " s ii u i Bt 3 1131 4 111 ► 4 -