The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-19 00:00:00

> The Iltyttg vounairs CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. r ro d ilia. ea k i Lp i t io " mraratts===atiat F l a ae l 1 I elnese every astemes mai yeellemea pe = fag mos et lee bee sew eget kr elder. trie 41. Pawl 0 AT. Wpelesee yeeves. yiel li ewe Ineensat as • mt.% Wank aid erakeiatie as ter 'dense. se es be le to iniiirs IramiNe.teiyeke is .....„10VY 011.% W wee itr,/01101111111es mew ell& Meiling Obeceide Peery wit Welmeliklitr i e, Le 1000ZRIL it. ombisitiruld. M Mese met. Beelim' am. " Clowitryagellts SECOND EDITION. .Flrom the GAZETTB of THIS NIGHT. - $-• a ..d rt 2 grar itl ann are oir il ausi b tr ge i g: Cre 11 444111 . e rr M. IT 0 i 4r. 6 IT s. 410. : - " " Waft. rl a n . s s i t I t :r; . JIMIi 1711= . seel IWO. /A nth. awl boordles." OILOTHIA " " The ids 'STAND; "MI& 1111105614 Nye; by A CULLA«. • A a..._.-.-•.~D • POT • essitiuo. Is "%Nina CUP:arel. (IMMIX VASIL . . 224 0 1:11/NALoW who elenalle M ETCALFE sad Co.'s NEW PATTERN TOOTH MUSH art elliTtNA. SPONWL—lleseal tsieled.--For .. le limbs= pews at Saab& ast Ins assasy. la yes Sas bashes TY WO tem& = Xs bapassat elmareeilly WY Os la 11. wlr mar darala hain ast=rivita . ma ass zrz e bskt. tiorsesl aloha 'lle Raw velvet eibisidlt s ilsrms apww at Ili 014.ZsZial=l ia— Illimast. XS 11. 1.1r4- treat. are kw tram 11 Boaaes at Ur. ward haw ltatsiter. Meads' Wenn Mama pagrANT Tinurr REQUISITES, sock of in taglio sttrItaiss—ROWLANVIV X OIL la XXIX OMEnt kw .disam r i ol W illi. "411.11.1 .0 sad ; ast a tV trial r OjkAMl‘a la lanaleltla lor 11, toraNy- Xll tad ,Uv• sib& ma Oa Soft rad dens iste t pates V agli4r C li all " isi ba Me= lbs asd PEI= = Cali itais ilm =l= ewe Ougisto srismoss. arm so sm.. ....re l iss i g d s=:: massive ssonsons og. medals: dlr. ref di , t he . 12 2 6 : byenwa l m ..."lbiL-1 1 = andlisirwai , # ...&e. ; 74 '',2„-............... ..,.. „9- 4..-*''. ,e- -rz x- - -c ----- - ----- -i , . watiV ill Ilhe s eworok EMIGRATION to AUSTRALIA... , -With a 'kw 1 a d os r ess ,, , A amt. ea be whey mees--- - ‘" n u" um /Ma arlable mmos C= lo lW l . .stalas fakfrati pa II". she lead me ma, It ite ale . ypo, sr s iii-worte . et „..s.,,,irm ~,- • lbe of Ittariter dam ilas ef bega 10 bided seal p, W INS e.YdM , ......... 3 •••"'" r ro famentellefeon fie ~ andM mat prow . .• 7 . a..., „„, ..... r....,.. --21 •,„ 11" 9 "...Zag . -""*.......""e =iw. "U ra oo rlll la law yr o hoot. Ate en eta e w e and waft" li i i lowalb - ' Ir m a% lor lidi .„ pg AA= OM i flrl !MILLI!, No CHILDS TN Ma, Se 411 33111011 to gto f a i.. NO assa T. 11.11Y,amersdar ;le all has 0 la Mona. Sea Ila dadid. 1 0 loi *mak koks brens puma Mi l hamas sammadalless se . : 414 k in p on . Li per 000 s. m o o re emerrs, and War Wean Was bey, and Ma wis e - a dm Ward mod Mbableapsamilla the meamoddles • LIN i ti r ed miesaga DIM INI NISI IND pre. ' Lc -Tbo tionik aa " la impeals as • gia lo be ands sow big 01. jasslles f o k am ........bn• * * ler 11 Ommiames. sall the awls al 4 arit albared sodzard isam t la olnelallatim 71 . 1 rgrampalsal Mew ond Way daily sib/ dd lea tea asSalla a L ima - Y tie harp pp d ikomi ra 1 . 1111 § .06. .. 1 2 laril li li ".'. li tmlliss Ha sat i n Fla ea trains me mol ima ri a . play to atutititi j =koatooMeretremar. le am I =T il r alli Var lil . 11 ge;UNION of LONDON.-Imarpstami by row wart..- Dateertpalea of lad- LACK Plllll are awl la aggps.* "ll. at be A!I !MAL IIIaRIBUTION MI les NOW to , With the ob. he HIMSELF a WOSE of Al? as hardara. loaf Illelye - Matlat.."l•Z%V. =2..R. 1 7. 211 ' ga lharma l tsalV dmi _M- Imo Lars late the bo a t ' air la Warm se ris. is parr sorra aro (stir ....., lawevos t rsi a z ti e ON Ma mete alma by be Maly. Nay bso.-Tbe wake ea ea oos tmoieo. 't Memo re s.ll.l7 'ne ga= lllllll 2__dor WWII 1000CIL 1 ilowslarla a Me wan aft: m g . •• =ot at 414, Wad Nan& harm INS. as SW le ell ? vill 63 Kama to NrHTLY SHELTER int the !GUS/M i rk - Eripaboom, al a sow weatta ime " r ill. 'L I N am _ "" Moli ASYLUM mie °PIM= IS all hit to J.... CEIt- Maip mai ...... WA Impaalo. frem valet Ma, to apaa lie wean Aglow .. umin fs eta 1i 4_o :Frm l .' m anos. es •••• l a s e rivn t. V . Ll Is bora Oa pare -----.. Set yer..7 6 7: or2=l b e l a r mi s IV AL ellosopPIOSI: appro. rp o Esse as maim llti . keeleesa. As. : of Ali am rblett gum larairoi earimi, to re liadupp o out term MINN est I=l = I I I I F: NV "486 104 .1 4 .4-61 2.411 \ a1b7 6. 9 :13 13 wa ail am and empt ems p,, a s AM...1.1r3 In 116 MO 4. LIM Lae sviii=blt vet rand does then limas& eta Theme ....01 0 0 assale WM, Ildea tee er o lg hayadrwagg my ye a; a st i i . i t r ig *; . .. A L : :• : tztait-...icaii: i 0 ° ....... tha well a.ii. ep r wad. - ..... 111siap a . Ws .60 II lan. awn Je55a.......... ; ; add die li. awe Is Ileded. - drim s " de. 4k i . z . ,, , .........:::: i • i I PY"'" ... : rt am abr eat k iir; 16 SW le •de bus Mad dd Ow l I 1 e!! . .. ... . . a• 0 J. X. - ‘1 . 1 . ...... 10 tha Iss essurred. iter k: ed 4 Ilismid. do door dr 4 TII. G. lrAdd.ll..A . . t: 0 tdiddra ... 10 10 ray a the railwa. n, wo o - l/ leet. lie Ms smaro o r - Lass Caray. pee SOO/. w Riebareon .. r . .. 10 0 As. J. . .... 6 0 Illenre. Jams end Ses. Fratalak Si.i la-- 3 3 stated that gte rammag E . Lam Ma .. 12 0 Jells alt- ....... 1 1 to the Dublia and Beast tau Slags and Co.. do. 2 !0 Jobs anneasim a/7 to awalaal it ma per E. and J. Hewer, d ia, that as thaChuntbabra sa, roe . 1 1 0 Mani la m. .•• • • • ok hoe to as south, Ma bssa the lONA of bolt a Mati.a. a it =. 12 4........ • 1 1 0 J ilk terh d asar. la • - ::: C. 1 111 Osimil raga • %Mold stair asolsime le tin O. p. a rarMg e n..,..,. • • • O. a Raw, bri.. _,.. - ....• trunk line to the north. I'. P. OM& . MIN- OM VINNIMMI.Em...... UA AND CitaraaaLAYNST lowy . .. . If• Osasall ha a Idas .di of it Mt be, tea the Da. am e ased . 14: • *id. 1 "`=" ------ - - .4 a half. ask 110 au Aram .... 1 A tow rebidebohatell: .....:...:.:::. ALE& lira . . ..... S 2 0 /Mai 114;ia. OW mem. . l'lr agi (I li *a Mar.-A Me af tem ot =:Ma:::::: i p i. :::: : : • • Mb abi IS bat la thartlytyp ... I I lay Kra gime. I 6 agiala rooto pljeglitguyelleMil. la pw ... • 0 As • - Wee 'a . l a ter hums, sad .to lard to Yet " .......... I 0 Robert , ......... ...... 1 1 • Chase • and Doeset-strat, irilal• nom ...... 110 O. H.H......... . ....... ( wiper , (, ""team- t6O ram M. TM . -. : 1 1 : teg ad. P. . "IL-. hint's Hood, cy l imp o r ro a . i Leri kn or, re '4. m. dienee ............... • naspard, at 42L (taiessibeg .. ... 110ILP. IL . 10 Them a CoieMS. Lve • 1 1 0 • Society, 24.10 a phi ID D. VINANDOOMI raostal rusks Cita. Weil :Ire Assurance Soddy, 3i. ad Mart Wilnwas Nol Cu. Mans Hem ter Co. Kr J. lia. and Co. Meas. Swam Paul. ad Co. Sp hold roadside sad Co. /demo Drimoosde and Co. and Co. lir Nandi Scott sod Co. +. ac., comma a fromeg ri ty l t ....... „.z .,.. X.. Cocks and Co. to convideratai . otmaymo t tad Oa. Ifernee. larvede MI Co. 1 one year and a awn ma ea the ft IM Oa Mobs ad sea rase Sask. and ott. Kam Bate rd end 00. . , estimated annual valid NE Meas. Mad W oo. . IJ. Sr. ears, atom Walla of = ff *MIL N.D. !Ws term mater Do lentennt nnonsion• ok*cad, Shodor4 it ear XL W. C. HICK, Cabala. each, attires tßdoded, Md. Ommillamosus. TS. Old Ilrenlearest. Jr. 16. at &ribald house and shop, Ns. R AILWAY SHARES.-Alteratioa of POW dimmed annual value EXAM Bib.-11faura WILLIAM LAMOND sad Co. announce that their POlll.lO SAL' of RAILWAY 11111rar t din, l's. Wihnot*treet, Ileanawla wilt TASK FLOCS so WEDNESDAY. the 31st Net, at 1 aka. at ear aka. Hail et Oamsams. landnealmaisa and all ,1 at years unelyired at M.- are various Ms ht a the liesag railway Napalm Knees wit. his Mama and Os. esslasa &Pp Pa l sot did dated awe Nam sadiavilaa, estimated salad broken In Ms partimo and mia. K rsa asbaa a gala Owl • 11. bawl stocks sod MI NS, Meek am eta gregarty•-Thresansello• "sat, Laden. Naar, L - - - rrO In LET, at Lady-Say mit, PACEINGTON ND MARKET& 1 HALL. Liallal. In the meal et Illbard. Mk amai al I. JAL 18. -TMresthar with tits ideadve el& of daMag me a rim a um .... Malta Haas NaroW o44 . '1 samant ol balms dtse l M a apsarrraY s tarea. Id bum le diode dvabst. sad ad 9aind MIMAIN. A emblimla eala was bought is by the la. . ".7 IMArit Pa r ser l asrabow d neut ag lne g rostr a ig "adds " Kilos. . • Ms. to 4b. la; taw^ lowan, Ea.'s& the reweess anted all =sold. raw, Vs. la iliviiieWo hue the ay of baba a • glemst hew the ateMv.-Collbs Ms med dad to 'Premerth. at hea width Werns lbws see gain ram said IN a. ant al Ee r wtek madonteNe Ida all_prele of lnatta-rer torthar opals to Mk 10111 ZACIOALIIII. Ahearn Camps, tattles, sold at Irregular atm , In good d"arte"d, and rare I It wean as lawaral wpm NOVELTY I. BREAKFAST SERVICES. now addles to bay to Sawa PATIOS MAIM= TVA ad OOFTRISERYIOII3 'As gamma SWAM he by me Mush the Miss ad lig "b"a"rns./ is rA s llll. W l VlT e r i kr. a and sa Maids of Is aft dr maw of Maw Mogan and 06., and yearta-Tallow /maim al dead_ . aro dad kw id Ida weal lial la lifaiNd tuday.-baga: Se es the Mk rearairgy, la= • Is NE a 131. Ha.; Anhui= ds. N. Ma Ills.; his., Na.; bay lloodwool da. drood do. .......:;:: .. .. 117 1 r. partly saig. V. lir. le Si. Ila.• Ditto da *la d. ... ...,.......... 1 Id. ; Imam. sold, IL to la,- Lomb pawed*. 00tr yds booklt le. Sal. ; isk N.& =kb. auk; oofiria nwr adaf e r s za p a as II Ma Mg 01l bowat 111, 6.51. Ns to 01.- =r arab slaty la taw was sand tpw peal led.-item Mao, odd. N• WILLIAM IL BURTON data Ripon aml marlas).lo,ooordolowel. awl 1. Netmanarest team of Sammalla-Ildabballa Wear stmt. Ma e. 18.-Tho rarket about 3,060 bake, includZ i a REt.ENTS for WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS sad a FMT I YALE. FELIX BUM IitILLTV ART. I market both fa cloths mi rt I NV VaeTtlltir IPp do .45*Itoadi maw, maimed by tbe ' awwwdatorwa mad sold or an MISPINUMN , f buyers having but Lyle dealers ta • tom pal rra country. . a the rims of the raw NOV ma aa ✓earatre aao mama. PIANOFORTE CANDLREMICIO, la rears (Townsend). lb 11l Ait MOO apart la Pa ardor, mater awk I MINVAIIIII NEW HYACINTH GLANS 11. Ramme, 6.11 L AI. sea their alb sea moing to SPILL CANE, "Coeliac a Secolire " &I. 1.11, Si. and upwards. SALTCELLAR. to 'aware metal, senemeolisi Mb stamps end WO orating to the extern they MOO weed ; MN, Meow. Si tit ore. a Markets of be Last ago Eh SALAD sPooN and FORE, In mewl weed. a Ines pair: won 4 ma , is Ragland, th irsa a sad 'DM, it mad prim. *dud is BREA IaILNIFE. Carved wood hoado. 14m. ; arced Km heath Ns and lIREATTINTER. Is cowed wood, lb to Ma ; poresleln, 111 to Yid ; aido mod. Si. 6d. /92NCE.o - MAC al Salta :I 111 E, with awed-wood 1m4,k17e. ; how Mai, Hi raft a Sas DIMh. • 0 CH Eli6K DIMI, with cowed wood header. as. arid apwardo pUTTEß•tilult, id mad wood. wok Nof MN se th is. Ca. NUTTER. EN IFL toll mewl wood and pita bide, tr. mlli. Tarsi mg badle and silver blade 411 i. 0 bra. Jam CA114140 awn ad 101 ~ wooden IMOD. mad with bar *a . f lia. to' ot2o. there Aiwiia. ono. ; v iselea• IMG 21 Ira a mar elgov. Monads ; Samiar NMI CARVING-EMS tad lOWA. la AIM INK Pawl NNW If lea sod 144. t a i s ped .• Aglow. Baal JUG. ' e Ctop oar' (H. J. TomemD, lb: ma ed ; Candaseland, CaNal ; &towel yam Na KS= nomento. 8 7 610 7. WATER Jr% la aundisel arm. 11A. ead gala& 0 1 .. INN sat he haat. Man bals 1 , A.S.A. GOBLET, to le.. 4 Mad earisided. f lena and TUMBLE Nam milla am. lb 01. A MUSTARD TOT. "The SRNs " b Mar. to.; awl II Or • . ST ales Br(). •Cillsmalm CAMELLIA Tz i, A to rereemam . hi • Main Mist diet 11l 6d UYPI2TT root Mud Masa mho Mg adal MN IMP. to; is tow. 31 gams; ea Mai =MK. as ed l it. ad dab • amederldiallaar Mb me* A.ILA.I • TINI.CADDY. In wood. Mpg Mew Mai vassk la eb attaleal • TIIA.CADDY SPOON, Is mad, ala b. : diva KS Illsmailed= ha 1101 1310 csaam JUG. r ore dm. sot antlaprarr : In Pam b.rd. re abbe ell Mal= WINS TRAY. ui paw Mai IS. adaravo. ALA.), Ills. an iird migladass kid lum va g nmemi.a is alsoad s DM7I 4 T L ERA, la M0M11.14 01/111116 (11.jardk ALA). Oh sidded kr perdsor theta% W I NE 0 Ss. WM st soy CH AN PACIN It OLASIL LA OIT=X im arsaad la Moos= asa. oil. . T NW a au = ll 4 lON a DemERT IL NlVarsintitilew i Th Mara Imam NLIIMINd. Lark& tesesunau,efernis.lllbwls o urvisedmilmelmalsioisd _ Yam Nada sea VISTA/I DECANTSS 111011111. IS Beard la Mesa MIL 1 , meted Mess. M. C. lima".) time 1111thas. Hera . CAN DLEITICIA-The se ad. ludas, daps. try H. J. Tows sum morta , she d and. I. Irmo and Ownels. Madam Mom MATCH-BM "The Itathes Toma Zig agll=.k . fd. p oo w po d 3. A. angia. FLOWER PASS IL beliarawa A.S.A.I, ; Mom ea. Mos, Si 41 . = XplogaiL as MIMI . !RIDE'S ISRPTASD. la aeresbin U. 1111111. 11113 a, awl ward Dillard INKSTAND. Is Mar ma la owes.. a arms Moo Ma of WM 11. 11. 112100. MI le browse. aew ond wawa Ida deloW lama XINING CHILDREN. par Mal le lb. it la Packs; lb I Odle.. ham llawalagha OS ma. PAPE& Sr Irl,. to meta MI alla lida. la moreses ma. M. is " TN oft at a. a. awasoso. . amnia AIC.FHTECTURAL TRITIMES, la Tans Cilia EL Mk 13 as Hostel. ma. O. LIMN& d ii SHAVING-POT. la "sawn, " lima. Mast old boardleN 4a and maurda. DM sad bewla IL armanss. Ns w. Maw Cal MRCS a deer perm. Is km • TAPIR to Ma Mums ea (L Rearavd. At W. tempos'. fli Sawa Ito of W. Ilethe. Dm of haw 1111ACIIHNL In erred .ML LS Ste. Or par, sad apwanb. MIL rAPHIS-MACEIS CLOCHCASI. M war Maid utaingr..= 6 :6s Ms IMIANIIM. to TIM DIffPIII2IOIID MOTHER, • "awls (Mr I. Welatosttl, I Malploss. TlirraanlU4'll :Leda& by Him Para la Team A 1 : it 11 3 7 1"... . ambit. 41 : 11 4.„ SHAISpEARS. a etawas. IN team ati;Ms Is Nem. al l e. Ina et R. NONINAI ia M s ; ...) I. 44. s.x.. Is ?LaMar and COMMIT. Nassau la Pam each 10 k 61. Wd in • 4 w . Rind. .. as Na ll UNA AND THE LION. • Massa J. Sal, la Pam, a A wow of Measbes and as Wal• bosom DOROTHRA. s datudie 41. om, is Parrs, ts I>a: am I st datum Seta $0,..,_„_ 60 la' L . ' ps a. 4 Avon lona •••• ...n•-• - 01. 1. 01111 2 A 1L a Mama 4.1. BM. companks le Derethis; I Callow* of thal paws at kraal Ltil i Z au. Sa i ca Ill P rrall. • dada 0. 000. to toads No; or Ma MOM Me. fee. Arlig i d. lik. of dna DIURD. s mainells (I. NAM Is rtiria•.lo. IMIMINID besa, 0 Jed Ma". the Y, as If Ks The " UNA " BROOCH. FOAM and • 1414. The •• DOROTHEA .J. Parry, to Mali Jame. BROOCH. Pada and pit TM CUPID BROOCH. " Ths flag me T ~- hf J SML In tres-A NIGHT LAMP ,__. • NAT gTAN/ .4.111pu. Clarkerdwil. be to - • • wee • A SIDIDOARD... TEA-URN ; YEA and 001"111 , to doom . say moving /"dote POT i SEER J7O. RRACILIT, Is Mae Hi.Modlorl. 0011, TEN MO CCP ilk _Reanal. SARDIS VA“. Is trem M. : t 114 =i r ilt d iT h ah mi lliirl i . lail i C o tf=l7o . lo tweas s =ded u rs. o = o = Mors mated a recast a • °MIL itsadwick. R. O. War N.,. g J i, Ta. . 0 , Mad dearala en v M =CALI% end Co.'s NEW PATTERN TOOT] , f Roodwick. BRUSH awl 6111f1INA SPONOME-Usseal me w -P THS. ..14111stsaleame . wawa deal& ail Ira mews u m pee mi. ram . IA - sac uld have Imam TM Wela toga = tea Ingerma diem.* bee the ,w. Haab, Mad •w• a 1 a a lba la lb. mmar thealt ain imb=se ek I Mb Rya Boplalsa widow to 11l WM IL Oa' NM ass zrz e kai. Imyeell AM willaat s ilmess a rgser Duke, nalldeal MI. NM S' t " a flatt ‘ eliraV i V i rinast. US K OMA . J. Grant. agell of oo zoo Sq. rota am *a bm H Maw et dr• wee a Paters*. wile •• • - ' "hew- Moicares. waded balm ham. le, 1.W.. LD. LlSlOalak ON" 1 1 ANT TOILET REQUISITES, mat of ill blab stabalea-ROWLAIDIF X OILY bial . Janet DalabWor ral a fltiMl ?Melt laWr ilig albtW tilak. OlargoilE ...loon's 11211. Illnesse. 013131133. sol • aid ROW aneo child. triVOINHITO. e bl" Mat b ballabla Id IN bora • WNMto • an', MI o ng si meho sada am be NM zd i cia ime t ais a Fi s mi ta of Bralatra aaa W. g ra 1p war Nutsso. sound„ u 4o °° °I th. /6" ano .......aaa , 0.. 1er a2Pgahtse Ow an Om Su 'eb lr ralr LAWbuictrtinig4 f lar=oeF il a eg . Witrol u L em lip li rsd s=:: waft antikeitaemsdnal ON will *law MINIM 1 10 a Rim ss. ot Nal sofrotooo t. IT. Ister ~2264:. Lo re rwir Ka ara ib eZ" n,* aeaD 411. M 11l 0001. 111 AMA f. JAIIIMIT 19. 111 .• by awry WilONWala Walla Yid pp TACL FROST'S LiCTURIi old. • SEETOII /0/14e1111.11. Is EimboM4ook sot Is hos ftiILIMMIe Mol—• sm las Mlosontoold may a Yr lied. ElatW asmol betas Me dolled. of Motoo. ao mll is isms e " LW cosimosi to *ale at Mow 4=ask Mos Jut Mold corn son, 4..,......,b. sird lio Mt. Om toord = . 6, !to will , poja "leu rrosk elltZs=so SIM .11211 psi" mills. Mt / I . = Ilot NM um Smile Mod to AM Oen me asmood Is sqpistilok a rtwaz-,....da.. A" ~..... Pr.=stra e m a r=-1.- mobil doss Os mei " Iris ordEmilwoos a saiTam zr id„ I Molly dooß so Mims I vale = 5 l oast do 100 This lot gm Mow los lbooslis M es ATINS DM/ Dom to • smt somal Ildm Is IstA ag. : To IN tdo sot moil to Mt mhos MOSE/ mil SON. Z a or a to minis prim Ban mot =B4 los lboor MO. %O i ta . % 'bre el= a Ms Morial mtor 010 ma =re Sid J•gt) EW 11 6111: lu glad Ilk i l li ro =r "--—— r a r s o 1 10 .1. 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OWL Zri= THZ POTATO CROP.—A Mt report upon the toottli of Os ortamolvo leatirlatibloty may by Dr. LIR DLIT tato the dein at lb Potato psi,_will woe tar GARDRNIIIIS ORION ICU sod AGRICULTURAL oeserve arro-Not ROW. —Mlles for alawtlostasata f, Ut9or WalalloaotroeL Conabgaldta. W HAT TO BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; Mils DIM ?Miss tot a 0 Ily IL J. Cvsymntru. M. D M .D. M. oHoss bs Mem pssl oe &lMm. Maya MAW. • •••• *b t. dor bmi. owl • =MIL g, sa Awnings al Mr Imlnsnloos lesmln snabinoll. Ms MIN. Ms rtmsomet = ma se a rA i sr e s a l shillstol dirsallPaillkas. mot WPM , Om hopphons. smi ti In MOM Ohs MOM mint et =Mis lo sram. T.• *g i g illoromml, Palmsolss.mni; Oarmiho, 14T. Tkot. strut; 111. Oonshit ; slow 4t... MGM Mire; or end from Mr sachet. namlboinso. IRELAND. THE QUEEN V. OAVAN DUFFY. JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CROWN. DUBLIN. TRUZIDAT Emmet). At the sitting of the court this morning (says the correspondent of a contemporary), Mr. Joe. tine Perrin delivered judgment, on the application of the Attorney-General to have final judgment entered on the partial overruling of the indictment, on the authority of Bervan ow in 1845, end of the precedent in Ratitell. He decided that the applica tion must be refused, and that the prisoner most be allowed to plead over. His lordship then ordered the commission to be adjourned to the 6th of February, on the ground of the state of business in the cootwt, and of inconvenience to the jurors. Sir Colman O'Loghlen applied for permission to admit the prisoner to bail under the Irish Habeas Corpus Act. The court refused to entertain the application, which was urged by the prisoner in per son with much earnestness. The court stands ad journed accordingly. An application will be made at the Queen's Bench to-morrow to admit Mr. Daffy to bail, founded on affidavits. FRANCE. THE PROPOSED VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC. PARIS THCRSDAT, 8 p.m. The event of this day is the presentation on the part of the government of three names, out of which the National Assembly is to se lect one as Vioe-President of the French re public. At four o'clock this afternoon, M. Leon Fauber seconded the tribune, and announced the following ss the names presented by the president: M. Boalay (de la Meurthe), General Baragnay d'Hilliers, and M. Vivien. When the first two names were announced. the Assembly burst into such explosions of laughter as to oocopel the President to call the hoer. to order. It is glaruigly apparent that the purpose of t h e govern ment is to secure the election cf M. Vivian. It will doubtlem be objected to this course, that the real option, intended by the constitution to be left to the Assembly, is taken away, the choice between the three namesewming illusory, when it it so evident which of the three must necessarily be amen. The buresuz examined to-day the propasiti?n of government as to declaring r tirgetsce for the t p of law relative to the trial et the parties ins ' in the attempt of the 16th of May. In seventh bureau, M. Dom, procureersenerid, supported the prowsition. members chosen of the committee are MM. Amble Dubois, St. Romme, Augusta alai:, Boamin, Labordere, Dopie (sine), Flandin, Desere Corns, Vergnes, Anbry, Rinehart, Baroge, General Penoelet. This committee is favourable to the propo sition of government. M. Flandin is named reporter, and will present his report during the sitting of this day. The discussion of the project of law will, it is thought, be taken on Saturday. The anstslutionnel says: " In learning that their ' , trial was near at hand, theprisoaas of the affair ofl May the 16th entered on task of choosing their defenders. Several lawyers of the Mountain are already designated. MM. Ledru Rollin and Theodore Bas are to defend, it is said, the first Barbee, and the other Albert ; M. de Courtais is to have M. Michel (de Bonrges). As to Respell and Mancini they intend speaking for themselves. It is not known if M. illanc and M. Camaidiere will appear at the trial. On leaving France they mid they certainly would." ?b; Sentineile, of Toulon, of the 12th inst., says that tbe steamers which had received orders wore .11 ready for sea. To-day it is said that their destination is Sicily, in the affairs of which France and England have determined to intervene, the Bing of Naples having refused their mediation. The Gosette,of Marseilles,of the 13th inst., states that three steam frigates, under orders at Toulon, would have already ar ri ved at Marseilles, but for the bad we ak en The National of this morning gives the following as a note communicated to it in a form which shows that it attaches much importance to I' : A seseraur anent and weaered to be well rsaaitd i s t h e b u g l ammed elrelee is, that the sending inTiiiii ir MUNE GAWP. ICE& ,Irigic, Ivory Ms. , door's .Id. Psalm led- Ipmeds. prktes; Ifi. Oil '36.: 748 I LONDON. FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1849. Fresh eporire is Cabe Vecchia is the malt of nertis. does la welsh see of the rosiest catholic pewees is sal to have Millis barer te the French Goverment: "Tie Pepe is derived of Ids sevessigs we wish to restore *On SO MIL We wish to hem , t6ead ha what Nett yea will sogoird air ilestranties. We eltesid relic to hare rut sews eel siesemense. We will set, therelase, Wise with pee—or eines, with peer csasset—er ekes, wilibeat row Wool sessoet, bat with the maple asetreoce thin yea will est interpose to prevent es; if seder deem arreareasato wit re. we whit to h ow the cease re wit take if we such at Rome to pet alcira the two bibs see resters the loreselia Pontiff to hie rights." Ms answer made to is not knows. We are lbeeolsre in bagman or tie °bled of oar used limas as the d There are two very breatmodesd IL Oammeadier sepaimatative of the Tunas gmernment at the engem at Brussels, hes sailed in Paris. Tbajoarade bays, by mistake, mallanded him with the On* Merril, who, dosed by Charles Albert with a !plaid arraisa In Pllfsto M. Thieve, has since bola named shish, phdpita tiary of Sardinia at Bens. It is arranged that thspesident of the reputable% honour his ministers ansesseively with his oompeay at dinner, where the lording men of all parties in the country, and the matt distinguished in literates and science, are to be invi+ed to meet him. This series of entertainments commenced yesterday, with tae Minister of Public Instruction. Amongst the mamma guests who had been invited le mesl the President were the Archbishop of Paris, Marshal Soprani, Generale Changarnier, Bodeen, d'Hilliers, and Lamoriciere, MM. Marrad, B = Mole, de Noailles, Victor Hugo, Berme, Larsobsjs- 1 quelein, the cure of the Quinee-Vingts, who so ceived the late Archbishop of Paris when wounded at the barricades; M. Curler, the preiestant I prior; li. Cerfbeer, of the Jewi,.h Consisutry ; and the btainer several learned and scientific societies. The cabinet ministers were also present. In the evening there was a soiree and reception, at which the attesdanos was, of coarse, still amorous; indeed. the mama became at one time so densely crowded that it was impossible to enter them. The President gives receptions, by invitation,on the evenings of Monday and Thursday. A brilliant one is to be held this evening. The suite of rooms at the Elyeie Bourbon being too confined to give an enter tainment on an adequate scale, the President has ordered to be erected a temporary room, in which he purpmes to give a series of balls and concerts. The Presse states that the Spanish ambassador in Paris, the Duke de Soto-Mayor, has been charged by his sovereign to inform the French government that a squadron of eight Spanish vessels of war is pre paring to sail for Gaeta, from which place it will follow the Pope, either to Civita Vecchia or Ancona. It is added, that in order to show that the only object of the Queen of Spain ie to protect the Pope and the Sacred College against any eventual attacks of the revolutioeiste, the Duke de Soto- Mayor was instructed to invite the French govern ment to associate itself in an expedition, the mo tive of which is more religions than political. Louis Napoleon, says the Prase, in reply to the friendly appeal of the court of Spain, expressed his readiness to give the Pope the efficacious protection of the French republic, reaming to himself, however, to act only according to the formal intentions of the Holy Father ; and, according to this journal, the mission of M. Latour d'Auvergue to Gaeta, which we have an nounced, is connected with this subject. He talc' s out the necessary instructions to hi. d'Hercourt, the French ambassador. A letter from Brussels, of the 16th inst., says : " The Marquis de Ricci, who is charged to represent the cabinet of Turin in the watercraft here on the Italian question, arrived yesterday. M. Larvae., the Wive of France, and Mr. Elba, the Roeliah envoy, are expected shortly." rasa, 111. Mew —; or OWL, $3 SO; rive - TS kait • feu; THREE PENCE. at Orvieto, in consequence of the eneyelio letter of the Pops. It is said that the Roman ministry intend to abolish the duty on flour, as pressing too heavily on the poorer Messes. The ministry published, on the 9th inst., a sort of coanter-address to that of the Pope, in which it says : " The governsent is not inactive ; repose on its energy and seal; it knows bow to elevate itself to the height of the mimion you have oonBded to it. 'boot, then, in the sanctity of year cease, which can sever be overcame, for no utilise can prevail against IV Advice, from Rome, of the 9th inst., say that Oen. Pepe has demanded 8,000 men from Rome, and 8,000 from Tuscany, with which added to the 10,000 be bee maw his command at Venice, he will mom nesse \utilities at the same time as Charles Albert. Gee. Pepe has, it is said, recalled all his officers who were on leave. GERMANY. SPAIN. Oar correspondent writes, under date Madrid, Jan. 12: -- - I lug-, from 'au exoeUent authority, that there is every probability of the Cortes being eland I. the entree of next week, is conseguenee of the daily inereaidng strength of th- opposition. The Chamber of Comer is at mint closed, and is likely to remain so for another year. In the Senate yesterday, Nerve's spoke on the address, in answer to Cabello. He paid some hypocritical compliments to the memory of General &when°, wham whole nooks extirpated, with the exception of the eldest son, now a government ery. Alegi Saltine, the most eloquent member of the Senate, will make a speech to-day in strong opposition to the govern ment. . . (cor correspondent, writing from Bayonne, on the 15th inst., says: "Yesterday morning, the 14th, 200 men, Carlists, entered Cluipiecoa within a league of Iron. In rasing the frontier ;here was some slight resistance, in which they lost one killed and two wounded. They moved rapidly on till they arrived at Oysrznie, when they were then headed by Oni velalde. The last information received here left them unmolested, the Queen's troops having retired upon St. Sebastian. Two or three parties of Carlists, alto gather amounting to 400, divided into three columns, have entered Navarre at the same moment, under the command of General Elio ; each man carried two muskets. This is all that has been heard of the affair up to the present moment" The Barcelona journals of the 11th inst. do not say a word of any engagement having taken place be tween Gen. Concha and Cabrera's band. The Memorial des Pyrtisies of the 16th, states that Colonel Plana i l had surprised, in the village of San Cugar, the repub lican band of &node, killing four men, and taking 50 prisoners. Vich continues to be blockaded. The Madrid Gazette of the 12th inst. publishes a despatch from the commandant-general of Lerida, announcing the submission of 45 =agents. It ap pears that a body of insurgents has just shown itself in the Maestrazgo. Their number is variously stated, some accounts making it 200, and others not more than 40. This body has been repulsed with some loss. In the &Wag of the Spanish senate of the 11th inst., the discussion on the address in answer to the speech from the throne was continued. Senor Cabello attacked the cabinet on the of their having committed an iniqualiflab f r a :c d t of arbitrary power in transporting suspected to the Philipine Islands, 6,000 leagues from their home. He further noticed the dangerous policy of not only confirming Carlist Akers who had made their submission, in their grades, but of giving them the 'amend of there very men who had served under them in another cause. The Duke of Valencia answered the second charge by observing that concilia tion was the best means of terminating a civil war, and hinted that many Carlists had pee over to the corps-franco to serve the Progresseta party. The Marquis de Moline, Minister of Marine, answered the first charge, by averting to the extraordinary powers conferred on the ministry by the Cortes, and the late dangere (*need by the French revolution. After a few farther observations from M. Luzariaga and the Duke of Valencia in reply, the discussion was adjourned. MAIM; 11.-11 trees, 19 13.16 ; alter Bob 19 11-16 ern. /1...,10 paps; after Moo, . Praire*. 31; after Holm 31 ord. 6 pew. Soak at 9t Ferdinand, 34 eon, 36 paper. Treunry 11110, 70 auk :1 piper. Hoodoos(' on Lon don, AM paper. ITALY. ROMAN STATER—Although the threat of ex communication may have little *Sect in the towns it will be otherwise in the rural districts. Before even the interdiction of the Pope was published several provinces, and partimdarly those of the Marches and the Umbria, bad decided to abstain from taking any part in the eleetion of the Constituent*. The Roman ministry have abolished the law of primogeniture by a decree, in virtue of a preceding decirion of the ((ambers. The Rita; - dente e of Fl orence quotes a letter ----- s from Viterbo, of the 9th, stating that 100 civic guard', some gendarmes, and two field-pieces, have left that place to quell some distarbanoes that had broken out PRUSSIA.—We have *deices from Berlin up to the night of the 16'h inst. The Mends of the Count of Brandenburg (presi dent of the cabinet) are endeavouring to secure his election at Schweidnitz for the fleet chamber. Commodore Parker, of the United States' AM, hes peeped through Berlin, en route for Frankfort, where Ise will be commissioned to superintend the formation dos Genius set Oa the Mee head, it is set tree, as asserted by some (lemma papers, that the American government have planed two powerful war-steamers at the service of the Central Executive. The Polish inhabitants of the grand duchy of Poeen are begin ning to display again considerable activity. The great " Polish League' (Liga Polska) commenced its sittings at Burn*, on the 10th Mat, after a solemn high mass had been celebrated by the archbishop. In order to prevent any collision between the Poles and the German troops in garrison, the latter were marched to other quarters. AUSTRIA.—We have received letters and journals from Vienna, under date January 13. The way in which some of the Vienna journals l write respecting the sitting of the Xremsier Diet on the 10th, would lead one to believe that ministers had entirely retrieved their late Niguel defeat. Such, however, is not the ease. It is true (as stated in our paper yesterday) that the first paragraph of the first section of the bill ef fundamental rights, the one de claring that all the powers of the state emanate from the people, bas been rejected, but solely on the groand that that paragraph was ill-placed; that, in fact, it did not to the point in question ( night hierher gehOrig). It was not the principle itself that was disowned, and the committee entrusted with the preparing of the draft of the remaining portions of the constitatioe, was, by the sum motion, commissioned to devise the provisions for the partition and exercise of the powers of the state. Minimises, however, indulge in the hope that they will yet be able to do away altogether with the objectionable parapaph. It is not unlikely, however, that a memo germane will be struck out, Schuselka, one of the most influential, as well as one of the most brilliant orators of the liberal party, having proposed the following amendment : " All the powers of the state proceed from the people; in the Austrian con stitutional monarchy these powers are divided between the throne and the people." The debate on the bill of fundamental rights was resumed on the 11th, when • new paragraph was proposed by Schuselka. It runs as follows: "All citizens are equal before the laws ; the constitution and the laws determine under what conditions the Austrian rights of citizenship may be acquired, exercised, and lost. The people is the ' whole body of citi zens.' All privileges of rank are abolished. No denotations whatever of nobility can be conferred or recognised by the state. Public offices and go vernment employments are accessible for all citizens duly qualified for them. Fatigues, an snob, are in admissible to the civil service of the state and to the Volkewske. Personal merit alone gives a title to •-• distindions and remunerations. No Meditation I hereditary." The /cereal of fde Dist states that this paragraph, as it stands, was voted by the t hro e but the Prague papers used that only the first sentences were voted, the discussion of the remain. ing portion being adjourned till the following day. The Austrian government have received from the Spanish one a note, addressed by the latter to all Roman catholic powers. It sets forth that the Spanish cabinet is prepared to do all that is necessary for re placing the " visible head of the church" in that posi tion of freedom, independence, dignity, and respect which the exercise of his sacrelfanctions imperatively require. Immediately on the arrival of the intelli gence of the flight of the Pope from Rome, the Spar.ish government made an application to the French one, which also manifested a readiness to es cure the freedom of his holiness. That mode of nego tiation, however—looking at the occurrences in Rome —would be (it is remarked) too dilatory, and the question now was not so much the protecting of the liberty of the Pope, as the restoration of his authority upon a basis altogether devoid even of the appearance of compulsion. Catholic powers had always zealously upheld the independence of the head of the church, and considered themselves as the guarantees of his temporal sovereignty. This independent position of the Pope is so important for all christendom, that it must not be sacrificed to the caprice of so small a portion of the catholic world as the Roman States. Spain is convinced that Catholic powers will not allow a single state of Italy to violate his dignity, and to place him in a state of dependence which may end even in the abuse of his religious power. Upon those grounds Spain de sires to come to an understanding with the catholic powers respecting the patting an end to the present data of affairs with regard to the Pope, and requests France, Austria, Bavaria, Sardinia, Tuscany, and Naples, to appoint plenipotentiaries, as well as to fiz on a place for a conference, and offers Madrid, or any Spanish town on the Mediterranean, for the scene of their labours._ It appears that the Czech party are displeased with ministers, on account of the di .inclination of the latter to develops the federal system. Moreover, the Czech National Guards are dissatisfied with the military ar rangement whereby they must receive the word of command in the German language. The report that minister, will tender their resigna tion is gaining ground in Vienna. It wee rumoured that disturbances had broken oat in Linz. Baron Dobblhof has been appointed to the post of Austrian ambassador at the Hague. . Letters from Trieste announce the arrival there of two Neapolitan commissioners, in order to superintend the shipment of 4,000 Swim mercenaries for the king of Naple• The Siehenburgen Jamul (ate in the Austrian in terest) is oompelled to admit the MOMs of the &Alen, who are partizans of the Magyars. It ap- ' pears that the former, after being partially defeated, rallied in great numbers, took possession of Holm fain, Turks, and two other places, and committed great excesses, leaving (according to the above jour nal) more than 100 dead bodies in the streets. Thousands of families have been ruined. On the 23rd ult., the imperialists defeated the &skiers, near HidveF, but the latter again rallied led subsequently, in cionj motion with the Magyars, wh 3 had arrived in those parte, attacked and routed the imperialists, and took possession of the important town of Manion burg. Windischgratz has offered a free pardon to all soldiers (including officers) who will abandon the party of Kossuth and join the imperialists. FRANKFORT.—Our intelligence from this city reaches up to Monday, the 16th. Upon that day the National Assembly commenced the discussion respecting the chief head of the German empire. Previously to the commencement of the regular busi ness, the Minister of Imam informed the house that the Central Executive had communicated with the Prussian government respecting the keeping of Berlin and Dusseldorf in a state of siege, bat had re ceived no answer. The important debate on the order of the day then commenced—the main questions inimadiately before the Ase3mbly being whether the chief head of the German empire shall be an emperor (if so, whether or not an hereditary one, or one chosen for a certain time), or a directory, or a_ responsible president. Sixty-three members had inscribed their names ea VOMIT/. Herr fleruzia, of Jena, epolus warmly, in a republics& plat of view, med was greatly appludsd, particularly dating his strictute ca the arue• ey sad bureaucracy of Prude. Hen FALE declared in favour of an hereditary mourehy. Herr Scums brought forward several =summits to show 1 the superiority of a Gummi republic to any other fans of government. He rr Room desired a responsible president ; Herr Biz- DinYANIC sad Herr JAHN an hereditary moaarchr. The last-named dairy, d that unity was the mother of freedom, sad whoever wished to gain the daughter should keep to the mother. (Much laughter.) The debate was adjourned till the following day. II" Me pit OMB., 7$ 311; lait — Lasii. i faun, --i....=" dal; (I, 4. Ilne. ISA Sti ;Da MI, 844 . Do. Tkrais, De. 11:1 ; Ku*. licatas. Ramo lam MI Trissery admits —. aro Shwas. in& loam. IS Labs Se d i " Voikdo =ISSI me 001 l ;SO V . IAS wok SS IS poor. Ott tabs isom et ; mows imils=tsa is ts— ; law hero boon rill O 2 SO; Oio %tom ——; int Dor t hi s es lope, ; Es is; North, 38$ 73. 1... e A. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received Cape Town journals of the 22nd of Nov., and papers from Graham's Town to the 11th of the same month. The question of transportation to this colony has created a great stir there. On the 18th of Nov. a large public meeting was held in Cape Town, at which the following resolutions were unanimously pawed That from the vat intent of the *pigmy, the sparseness sl it population, and the impossibility of maintaining an endued pollee, exempt in very limited localities, the introductions' man from Great Britain sad Ireland, capable of OM& mitring crimes so heinous es to justify the high penalty of transportation, would be inexpressibly dangerous to life and ProfetrY: That the introduction of men familiar with the viols and crimes of the dangerous classes in European cities sod popu lous districts, sump the labourers and domestic servante of this colony, would greatly retard their improvement, cheek the formation of industrious habits, and utterly destroy the sense of security end comfort of families. That the auxtaus of convicted felons with the labeerias population dim, and then with the colonists and colonial so- Mety generally, would stamp disgrace and degradation ups. the colosy, and deter emigrants of good character, whet her labourers, aseehanice, or capitalists, from selecting the Cape Colony, us they are now doing, in preference to ethos' that seem repossess more physical or commercial advantages he their hum and the home of their children, That the &wester end condition of the native tribes en the burden et this colony, and its dependency at Natal as. der the introduction of CriminAk• who not unfrequeatiy an distinguished by talent and enterprise, as well as by depra vity, peculiarly dangerous. That foe times and many other reasons, which it is not deemed necemary to repast, 'memorialists adhere to the determination expressed in 1842, in a petition to the Queen, that they will not consent to the admission of convicts on any terms or coaditiona whatever, and they pledge them selves now, as then, should any such be sent, not to employ or receive ihem into their establishments. Memorialists, in conclusion, regretfully pray, that no similar proposal may ever again be. submitted to the people of this colony, or any of its dependencies, by the British government. That a copy of these resolutions be presented to his *zed. Lissy the governor, and that a memorial founded upon them be ddressed to Earl Grey, laid before the public for diger tare, and transmitted through his ex That the meeting has farther learn a : ll 4:i c tg pain and dim defeation, that her Majesty's government have resolved, whitest consulting the sentiments of the colonists, to traw pert le the Cape, es a plan of detention and punishment, a sesenia dans of erkeisab convicted of treason and felony le Meisel; that*, loyal inhabitants feel that an injury has been awe to them, by edema, their country, which sever Maned Wise them grace and favour at her Majesty's leemis, as a resepeade Ise erisainek of any description, amok leas far desperate seem who instigated the lower orders of their essutrymen to eels of unparalleled wickedness, and tame psesesee is deemed inconsistent with the well being of matey in the United Ms% agda' itself ; and that a di:be forwarded to her Majesty, praying, in reepeettal aided terms, that say order which may have bees belied to that What, may be revoked, mad that bra Mejesty will be pleased to relieve the minds of the people el this colony from all apprehensions on that sabjeot Adam and that a sagesa be presented to hie exeellessy the governor, praying that, should giay of them cenviste arrive before her Osman ma be knows, be will mess them to be removed from on beard the trans port direr. es Nelehea Island, and there detained, without communka- Ilea with the cAeny, as the convicts were in former times, until her Majesty's government order their removal te seek ether plan as they ere 81. Memorials and petitions to the Queen and FarU Grey, in accordance with these resolutions, were theft carried. Resolutions and memorials to the same effect were carried at a meeting, on the 13th of Nov., of oommissionen and ward-masters of Cape Town. From beyond the Orange River, the only intelli gence by last post is, that the Land Commission ma dune at work. The survey of sixteen farms is 'heady completed. It is calculated that there will be about 300 in the district of Valsoh Rivier, besides a very considerable tract of unoccupied land to be hereafter appropriated. The quit-rents will average 21. 100. Application for unoccupied ground are numerous. Her Majesty's ships Seringepatem, Nimrod, Prod dent, Southampton, and Bapiegle were in Simon's Bay at latest dates. The latter had just arrived from the Mauritius. Her Majesty's brig Pilot had sailed for Birgaporm AUSTR ALIA. EARL GREY MEMBER FOR MELBOURNE. We have received papers from Sydney to the 31st, end from the Port Philip district to the 19th of August. The elections for members to the legislative oouncil at Syd ney had led to a very curious result. The separation question has been one which has excited great dif ferences of opinion in Port Philip. The separatist party had put every spring in motion to bring on a manila• tmion of opinion on that point at the election. The result web, that in order to stultify the election from Port Philip to the legislative council at Sydney, no less a person than Earl Grey wee elected as member for Melbourne. Protests were signed by several electors, and the result has been new writs for fresh elections in the district of Port Philip, Geelong, instead of Melbourne, being appointed the polling place for the Melb &Arne dis trict. The intelligence of Geelong having been declared a free port had excited great joy there. The barque Tues. swim went on shore on the coast between Port Philip and Cape Otway ; she wee bound for the Mauritius. Alter having been lightened, by the throwing over of much of her caw, she was got off. Accounts from South Australia, without date, published in the Port Philip papers, announce the arrival of the new lieut governor, Sir H. E. F. Young. The South Australia& Register, of the 2nd of Auvet, says : " We have the pleasure to greet the arrival of a large batch of German emigrants by the Bremen ship Leontine. The total number of emigrants is 262, of whom 28 are cabin mieseeprs, and several of them capitalists, who intend to purchase land. Only one adult and two or three newly-born children died on the passage." The Maitland Mercury, under date Jul, 14, thus notices some reported additional news relative to Dr. Leichhardt We have been favoured with the sight of a letter from s gentleman in New England, dated 11th June, which states that a Mr. M., whose station is on the Bandana River, had informed the writer that ' Dr. Leiehhardt had returned three hundred miles to the furthest station, to say that he had found a munificent country, with beautiful grass and water; that Dr. Leichhardt thought he might possibly u return, or else not for oolong a tires, that it would be a pity such a country should remain unknown ; th►t his party were all well, and that he had returned to them,' " LONDON SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF Yocum Feisoxis.—Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the friends and subscribers to the above institution was held at the Asylum at Tottenham, Mr. eistbury in the chair. —The report stated that daring the put year 25 houses of an ins proper descriptive had been wholly closed, in addition to 221, by the sesicy's agency, in London dazing the last 12 years. Seems! yams females had also been rescued from the hands of toted procurers and procurers*. One case the society reornily prosecuted, attar many months of laborious assiduity and meth expense, and auseseded in a conviction against G. Joseph Murray, ;rho was the keeper of not is.. than 60 improper houses in Lmdea. The.. houses ware from high localities foes baser in Curzowetrcet, May-fair), and descending in the scale of respectability to streets Bishopegate, Melba*. Snead, Southwark, &c. These houses Murray let out at 11. per day, leaving them to de. rive their emolument from al l receipts above that nun. The society saluted three of the most noto rioue houses, and, at the hat Middlesex Hendon, Murray was seatenced en ass iedistment to six months' imprison ment and bard labour I. the Bowe of Correction, and pay a flue of 1001. to the Quests ; on the mooed a further term of three months' imprisonment ad a fine of 501. • and on the third, to enter into bis reargaiesaos of 1001. an d two sureties of 401., to come up for judgment when celled for if the hones in Curzon-street was not aced. Sines that period the society has preferred another indignant against him, for hoopla's a home in the City ; se that the whole selfsame, by which Murray has amend • large fortune, will ultimately be put down. Prosecutions against other individuals are also pending. During the past year there have been received into the asylum RE females, the eldest not exceedin4 fifteen years, of whom 12 were restored to friends, 9 sent to service, and 1 &seined for bad conduct, leaving 66 of the &nada. tion ; making a total of 426 who have been received. Many peculiar and interesting cues of applications are daily refined admission, in consequence of the present low state of the bads. --- Tae CITY POLICE.—At a sitting of the Coact of Common Council yesterday, the report of the comes! *ion of the City polies was read. It states that the strength of the force on the let of January, 1848, was 520 ; admitted duties the year, 196; making a total of 716. The strength of the lore on the Ist of January, 1849, wee 553; during the year there had been dismissed 40 ; died, 7; resigned to take superior situations, 61; resigned on notice, 18; rejected me probation, 25; retired on pensions, 22; in all, 163. The total umber of persons taken into custody by the pales upon various charges wu 14,688. Total number of summonses, 2,946. Number of hones*, warehouses, &s., Mend insecure, 994, occupiers living on pre mier; 116 untenanted; 602 no nightly tenant. Children found, 99, restored to their friends, and 658 sent to the workhouses ; lives saved by the police, 3. Robberies : 28 burglarise, 1,077 in dwelling-houses, 416 from the person, end 238 in the streets. Value of property stolen, 14e. 91d.; reeoyered, 1,1651. Bs. 311. ; sound on drunken persons, sad restored on their departure from the station, 902 f ST. JAMES% PALACE, JAN. 1819.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Edmund Hooke Wilson &Hairs, Rog (lute lieutenant of the 7th Royal Fusiliers), Ilion of her Majesty% Body Guard of the Yeoman of thu Guard, rim air Basin, twinned. ST. JANES% PALACF, DEC. 6, 1818.—The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of Lord Foley, to appoint Beery Herbert Wee, Esq.,. one of her Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at AMU, wee Richbell, retired. WAR OFFICE. Jos. 19. 14th Reg. of F.—lieut. J. B. Perms, from 731 h F., to be lied., vice Draw, who emst 314 P.—Bad A. to be lieut., by per., vice Harris, who re.; Rau J. W. BATMAN, to be hem., by peer., via elophosems, who ret.; W. J. Remus, rut., to be moo by pur. Moe Roberto= ; R. D. BUCHANAN, pet., to be eau, by Par., vies . Seri ; 8. A. Cisco; to be semi without put., vioe Meehan" app. to 72ed . 35th F.—Oaet. C. W. DOOM.; from k.p, mat., to be mot., via C. F. Hem, who molt.; Lieut. J. 0. Bcoow, to be cep., by par., vice Tynade, who ret. ; Ra i, H. P. Feness, to be lieut., by put., via &haw ; P. C. Ems, gest., to be em., by per., vice Widen. Had F.—lieut. A. 0. LORD, 11 be oe t. without per., vice Sloe, doe. • Rea. W. A. H. N. ICIWITT, to be vice Lord ; Lem B. D. Recitorms, from rile F., to be sou, Moe 75th F.—Lied. It. Mow, from 14th F., to be lieut., vice Payee, who old". 62Wd F.—Lieut. 0. Wier, to be cape., by pur. vice Note, who rot; E. H. Yarns, to be lieut., by pur., toe wed; B. Haswoon, gent., to be est, by par., Mee Morris. F.—Limat. Z. W. Dun to be paymut., vies Kawkweld, dee. 97th F,--fiedat..turg. H. DOWNY, M.D., frau the staff, to be surg,, Mee Mod* gems. an tbe etas Bame.—Dapt. C. W. TTNl)ati, of dith F., to be atop. in the army. HallifTAL than.—lnsp..oen. of Hospitals, with local rank, H. K. Karlovy, 11. D., to be inip..gem of hospitals ; Dep. Insp..oea. of idos. pude J. 'wcw MD., to be in,p..gen. of hospitals in Maeda only, toe K. K. Kahony, K.D., wbe rets. apes h..p. ; Staff-sari. of the first elsea C. Kaunas, M.D., to be deputy insp..gen. of hospitals, it,. Frescdr, prom.; rung. W. Averts, nom the 97th F., to be &tar mum of the and Kum vice Nudes& prom. 1410101WIDVIL—The ettristian names of Lieut. Strode, Cst F., are "Julius Cbethana," not "Julius George K " es previously stated. The ebriatien names of Paymaster Wdrcpale, 70th F., are "Hugh Baillie,'• not " Hugh Bailey," as previously stated. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. EDIWID PINDZIL, High-stmet, Camden -town, chemist, Jan. 11. BeLNF.RUPTp. JANIS Call!, jun.,B7celes, Suffolk OMR merchant. JAMBS CONNILL, Stanisby-rod, Popiar, timber merchant. Joan Gestate, Whitecrem.street, St. Luke's, v;ctualler. RICHARD Fox, Derby, share dealer. Derain. Borr, Bristol, share broker. Casau.se Mem:lox, see., Llanpria, Monmouthshire, timber merchant. CHABLBS Mms, Bath, marble mason. Jost( Rozzar, Norton St. Philip, Somersrtshire, Joszrz Raze Paton, Aberdare Iron-works, Glamorgan shire, interim. EDWARD Bvanatt, jun., Benham, Gloucestershire, cattle dealer. - JAIILUIS JOEL CAZTWRIOHT, Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn merchant. JOSEPH HOLT, Becleeton, Lancashire, provision dealer. • Jwits 'ETTA', Gleamed, Denbighshire, lime bunter. EDMOND 02.1.1111DT, Great Bolton, Lancashire, grocer. • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM GORDON GRIMM, Olargaw merchant. JAMES BUCHANAN, GIANION, 0011IONLipll IZMIR II for the Week mane Jan. 13,1&4. Patting?. "iii, — ftiaiiient Debt._ smoisaao Oting Beautties ..... 1.984,900 004 d Coln sod Haim 13 , 01 4 176 i 95.198.910 PAIIIIIUT. - 41;;;Is . 7m — at Seduritia (Wad. Dad Weida Wads=lda ...... 10.634,T0 Naas ...... ........ 9.924.4.11 Gad ad Wm Oohs.. 746.331 ll= AISHALL. Chid fele BANK OF ENGLAND.—Acconi !FA! P!,!' NIMIII lemed /108,10000 I IMMIX° 01 =Aston' Oioltal ....A 1 4.553. 0 ( 1 0 3,418,161 Plane 4 1 : t= Su. limas. of Wood llotsfbzt i Dtv. BF i t i ttnt grodolooroiiii I,M:BM 04.916.488 Jou. us. ma SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the &tt premier itt Aaerlee, computed from the recluse made ta the week imam the 16th deg of Jansary. 11149. la 2.1 e. 6d. per cwt. Itager the redoes et the Maarttlos la na. Igd. per ewL Seger the predate of the Ert Indite le 275. CI& per cwt. The average ram of the three forearm duraipticate, }ratty, is sae. 1134. per ewt. SHIPPINO. LtuntrooL, Jan. 18.—Arrived : Dauntless, Charleston; Argus, Lit. lliehaaPs ; Alida Wilhelmina —; Laura, Dammam ; Mary Winch, London. Baile d ; Pilot Fish, Baia. Ltrearoot., Jan. 19.—S.W , li4ht, with rain.—Arrived : Hartley. and Amelia, New Orleans ; Somerset, and Mary Flamm, Charleston; Requite, Smyrna. Elisabeth, from Greenock to Charleston, put in this morninr, through stress of weather. Industry, from St. Johns, at Kingston. Cost, Jan. 17—W.6.W., moderate.—Arrived for milers: Token, Cuba; Oregon, Callao; Z. King, New York ; Isa bella, Leghorn; Ossinick, Ibraila. Off: Pactolus, from Mobile for Haw*. Yannforrn, Jar. 16.—The Bonito, from Shields for Mai den, sprung a leak when of the Spurn, which inmessed so much that the clew were compelled to leave her yesterday evening ; she eon after sank, about two miles north of Hae bemough Band. 17th : The Clara Marie, from Dantric for London which was assisted into Lowestoft, after stranding on the Cor;on Sand, on the 23rd ult., has arrived barn Faurourn, Jan. 16.—The Quicksilver, or and for Dl= and Southampton, from Cork, struck on the Idaaseles Rooks on the sth inst., and was run on the beach in Helloed Water , full of water. Memorandum—This vessel was erronsonel; reported on the 6th iost. as the Grasshopper. Wurrons, Jan. 16.—A large quantity of lemons have drifted on shore in this district within the last few days, and part of a lemon-bee, marked " T.," has been picked up. POLIC/I•R, SOUTH the; Jan. I.—The Francis, from Liverpool, for Bailin', put in here on the 29th tilt , with loss of sail, bulwark., stanchions, and part of cargo thrown overboard; is discharging the remainder in a damaged state. Memorandum: Reported on the 15th inst., under the head of " Balranald," as a schooner of Hartlepool, taken into the Sound of Guka to discharge. BRISTOL, Jan. 18.—S.W.—Arrived: Yorkshire Lust St. Andrew's; Diligence, Glasgow; Liskeard, Plymouth ; Roe*, Waterford; Shamrock, Dublin; Troubadour, Liverpool; Highland Lady, Bideford. Sailed: Lord Beresford, Swansea. Swansea, Jan. 17 —The Victoria, of Looe, and the Pas coe °tinfoil. for Cuba, were in contact last night, about six miles S.S.W. of Peuteymon Point; the former sprang a leak, and filled so feat that the crew abandoned her ; she sank soon after. Caaniaam, Jan. 16.—The Jane, of Port Gordon, from Londonderry, for Bridgewater, which put into New Quav on the 12th inet., has become leaky, much strained, has shifted her cargo, and must discharge. LTN4OIII4 Deo. 16.—The Rob Roy, bound for Newcastle, with corn, put in here with pumps choked, and sailed on the 11th inst. for Osterrboer. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARK ET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two dCloek.—We have reports, in private letters, from Paris, of such a decided disagreement between Louis Napoleon, the President, aud his cabinet, as it was conceived must load to the resignation of the latter, and a reconstruction of the ministry. A cabinet council was to be held, it is stated, last winning, at which the question in dispute would be brought to issue. The President desires, as is known, a complete amnesty, to include all political offenders. Notwithstanding some anxiety about Italian questions, and the possible differences between France and Austria thereupon, which are now among the topics of calculation and discui sion with speculators, the funds have improved upon the first quotations this morning, although they have not recovered to the topmost prices realised yes. terday. We have Consols quoted now at 891 to / for money, and 89/ to 90 for account. Reduced Threes, 89/ to 90. Thres-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 434. to 465, premium. We have scarcely an alteration to notice in foreign stocks, in which business is not so active as for some days put. We quote Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Conte., 49 to 50 ; the Fours, 77 to 8. Belgian, 77 to 9. Russian, 102 to 4. Spanish Fives, 151 to 16 ; the Threes, 281 to 9; Passive, 31 to I. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Mexican, 261 to 7. Peruvian, 48 to 50. New Granada, 16 to i. Venezuela , to 21. Brazilian are 76 to 8. Chilian, 90 to 3. NOLltili fUNDB. Dick Bieck. 1383 30i - 3 pet Qt. lied. Ann,. Iti 409 3 pet Oi Oeike. Amu. eOf lrirFeon for Ae.. a pot Oentw. 101 1 bilbea•St bine. Oh. to 444. pre. Ot p fOltill•371 , II er ILOSIrIi S ti too Ot. Diii. Bo i llio.. a t ir fi Dor Ont. ditto, 5 . or Ot. fltualilan De1t..74 8 Ditto Now, 75 7 1 Per Ot. Bus AM. X4k. X 4 Ditto Chilbut &MOO 3 Ditto Ookosb. Dor. Mi.. Colmoblas Driodor lida. 3 4 I 3 par Ot. Daitinti Mo.. 08 9 54 per 01.11tatft Mt., 49 (4 0 4 tor Ct. Daub Oira.. 47 9 TURD& 'Rodent Gram& Dna. le* &made Deferred Mu, red per Ot Yeslas, 1646 ,PO 7 6 par Cit. Peruvian lain. 46 66 tilarVows. 611 e t t ir ficia.,Nl2 l 4 6 3 per Ctipaaltb Ilda. I :Joanna Deterred Dine pr . Pae Venezuela an Me., 3i S I Ot. Bar, 111 61 Pennons Deterred lid... bit Itt RAILWAYS.—The share market is quieter this morning, and less business doing. We ha ve prices, however, steady, notwithstanding a slight re-action in the funds. Great Northern are 10k dui.; Eastern Comities heavy. SALES 111711CrED UP 10 TWO THIN DAT IN LONDU , . (Tirterdars prices will be found in last pyre.) Aberdeen. If I Lon., Brighton, and 6.C., 334 gjsmagbaatshire, 24 I d Lon. &8. Western Thirds, Hill i Caledonian, Me e Kan, NNE., and Lis. New 1 . Do. Se Pref. 111 Do. New 101. Pref., Of Midland, el; go Chaser and Holyhead, 204 e Do. COL (oml. Prof., 191 i Dublin and Belfast Jon., K I Md. Gt. West.4lreland), 164 East Anglian 2.31. L. aE. and Norfolk Gear. per CL, L.&D,41 North British, II 4 Do. lel., E. a 11., 3 Do. Qrs., St Do. IL 166.6 per Cent. Pref., If N. Btaftedshire, 124 12 Eaters Counties, 111 1 Oxford, Wor., and *oh., 10 3 Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 114 I Reeding, Gaillard, it Lem, 1011 4 Latent Union &rip. gone. 6 per ex inc E. Cent., 1114 Boynton and liltehm, 34 Le eat= Scottish Midland, 1411 , • s i ~•'! y `\ ,