The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-05 00:00:00

MP • 1 - a- r•-• .• Vbt Ofprt%sl No. 1,022. j LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1849. [THREEPENCE. , taBRICKMAXERS, EICAVENOEItS, and' bers ,—The...mirioners tor p.triNG the REGENTS PARK, w s. indelbeli. Re., do lIEREST GIVE NOTICE. that i s gaily le receive TENDERS fr.at parties willies to eater lam _74iract ler U. REMOVAL, dorms ore 'A or, ending An theses. secui T.CINDER and from thlt WM. .I ' k . beim 214 lms, woks their J S, urisdicti ASllF- d ie in • hat r egret.— „ ~, tram yr farther yardman., m..y be obtaioad on applies so. Y. me, at .be din (Caw Comrsissioners d her Mikety'a Woods, p m aiii. LAW Ilerrsurn Work'', sad Ruildlop, to Whitebait-Aare, g yre •coders animate; to such form, sealed aadeadorseil, "Tenders wee removal af Dort," are toles left, at or before II o'clock oa . w o,,,day, the 19th Inst.—BT order of the conushatenere, FRANCIS ADAMS, Civil to the elM1111118A00(714 o gk e c d Words, Re., Des. 4, %EL N°Tic SMITHFIELD CLUB PRIZE CAME. dimly gua Eallibidos a Ikeda. Root*, Implo. fur ISIe.OIOIOIIILNCEScei TUEMDAY blared of WED. fisDAT, sea deem OS Mar/ emits banal of Naturally, as bob *" DUN INN lAN.ead 14b Da.—Bansz, Kintparra, lananlwe. is .814 row) /HE " TKA-PLANT " TEA-POT. so Domed from lki Wig dal/mat* arememied etth the Mom sad stern at stmt. ma fit 1 Men slid la thane pagans made miter tM 5 0 .).. Paw Mil& haw daring tba lad two teen attained melt a .w..aptaad pleitaarity, from their elegant*, daratrilitY. mid el:bean ie*. D. lese chats from their mart remalgesot is salver, beta( molated sub a strung mating al saver. Prise 4.1 n movie pattern tea mg collar me tompislo .....« 1t 17 Analogue do. Ea. M. —II IT Ilaceleath do. ehaead de. dm • 17 Ditto do. plata do. de. laideQuatoree poem do. do. 1111. Teapots, 4la meh ; goatee pots. Mo. each, et Ma Z S 1 tete. Asp ranee m uds tangly in tlis UM proportion, Engraviaga sat Saft w r L a s A. BERTON ( lab Itippoa and Medan), 811, Odor& Meek aid 1 v :f (cursor 21 Newmairotroot).—Fatabllebed li trAeareet. Mi. VENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.-- peme et the s he,. are remotated. before finally deciding, to Age WILLIAM S. BURTON'S Nate Rippon and Burton) 4110 W 1100 Nit, 30, tiadonLatreet, forme cfNewoomatreet, end No. I, New. Sasatreet. They are On bevel in the weal, And contain itch an exertment of FENDERS, STOVVS, RANCIPS„ FIRE-IRONS, and 01.31bItAL 1110NRONOILIT meneot be wreathed ehearbrm, Ober for wYty novelty, loanty of denim or ezqulAteneem of work. imsehiN while the prime ere on that low ends kw which Ms ado bildurrat has so solobrated nano ikon quarter of a unitary. Rriokt oto•es with browsed 0111111111 MIS end two seta of bars, Ll9a.; ditto grid, ormolu urnattimb ad two tots of bars. £5 lot's to twenty &hew; bronzed fetakes compiate, with Mandan* front 7e. to SG; sea fender., from 3.5.: ditto. Wirth (ormolu ormireenta, front t 2 Ilk to ten 'mimes; ilredsone, le. tal the set to £1 4s. Syl vester and other patent Amos with initiating hearth phdeo. Tbs weary returned for every article OM apiwcomi of. Detailed tstalodues with reteraluaipo not (per pmt) tree.—Eatatkliehed ia Wellootteat ae ha. AMPS of all SORTS and PATTERNS.—The as well at choker somorterst of PALMER'S MAO. 1 :1 "‘other CANDLESTICKS; Campine', Ariatal, and Solar LAMM re' all the later latrectrarte, and at the seweat and Mot redarbil patter % Is argaram. Poleadaa and plan glut of 115 mead. In selemmea, le at WHANAK S. BURTON'S (late and eartens Se.Calmtdatreet, corner of :lemmas-street, and . m erna moarret, abate all the sessonabts noveltiea Sr. now raft. d Ilatt Lure tarry great variety. Palmer'. patent Candles Palmer ").7d. pee lb.; Mesh's Chmphine, waled ma., =yer imperial (pear TM money returned for every artists nag angered et Oatmeal cataloger. with mirror, rat (per rag ks..--utriarid In Maireneet. A.D. WU. nUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.—THOMAS F. Iie,.. WIL w altDZ e 11 imorwr se DUTCH FLOWER MOM tram PlorK . Choir Ilitosolwoure,Low. Woo, boo raw ly kr U Hoe somoo raw d Illeektre If Me sewed warty Tulips n Teemed It Dee Us =Ur n Flre imam armsuhui is The amid dowhie Ammo* It Cloaoloo Allworranu Dutch root• of the to Ow port olthe klawdow to Xi. 4 OM MS9O 141 oM. To gems Is Ikea is meet trardedety. _ iis cehtratcal bows, contalaiag 12 Vine Waled Iris Lica II Vine named Iris 11 Vine eased Narcissus as Choice named Crocus Largest yellow Crocus N largest bit e Cron* an Largest White Crocus est quality, which will be forwarded or toles containing half of reels of feet collection it roots, orders ERICE ONE FLORIN tech.—THE HAUL— Beware of Aids! A 2 ens ban • powerful add In thew. This may he eendeved anneal by enamor a drop aloe copen ; • rem erharems net will loon apnea; This and is, of thlng" i tte . met Minton be the Ant of the beak apt n the healthiness of the aloes. of • it lend of hair. MILTON'S I ss AVILIbrICAUIT Mast ail et Windy, but iv an sun re. amblers ot the pecallee matter wilb ell* nature supulles the hair, and which will, If applied ms &opted 1$ Treadle on the mid with each sot. timbre the bait km say injury it may have received from improper treatment, and weedily render it vigorous, 'blastula, and beautiful. In an elegant pet, prise 26.—501 d by all perfumers and indictee venders is taws sad wastry. Wholesale London agents : Mews. Benin and SOON Yom; Edwards, St. Baas. diarettyard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard ; Sanger, 111, Oahe& street sad Hannay and Co. 011ordatseet. BEAUTIFUL TKETH .- ROWLANDS' °DONT% or PEARL DENTIFRICE, • white powder, sae. =I of the choked and most recherche , ingtvdields the Orin It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of Ind. pm deem, polahas sad tweeerres the enamel, imputing the most mland peart-lik• whitcommand gives sweetener and perfume to the Seam is by lb mane eradicated boss the ecums, and a healthy action and redeem are induced, so that the teeth (if loose) are this rendered Era Is their whets. Pries Is. 9d. per bos.—Cse. mew. To peeled the mate from freed. the Bon. 0:101111imiener. hare limed the proprietare . aims and address—thus, "A. ROWLAND old lON, IN Ratlaniedea, * --te be engreved set the overantent amp, which is eased cm mak boa. Reid by them, son by chemists sal yerbssers. THE TEETH and GENERAL HEALTH.—It may fairly be mid, the +nate of the Teeth depend+ greed ni w l a p: Wats of the bodily heath, and the elate of the bodily =Motif Mon the pude of the Teeth. The 1 ton of laistlennel &wee in 11 eases of weakness= venness, Is no dealt the right one, as nature la not then ems. =bet ane The United Dentists' Tooth Powder, garbs eled. Is Pm stand Went, as sane of the mad anklet Is the Yawls Merlin are contained in i , , 5 12 1 1 6 =1 rabens geodnahy absorbed every day. not mks w, but the whole system. It lamb, thorossldi di = the teeth, g radwany _ removing the torte:, mem Ur =rioting brendes, and eeereatealidity Is both saerali klis l —Mimi. SOU pad SONS. 119 and 110 , Intheppte sheet, Leaden. "THE CITY NARCISSUS; or, The Alderman lamoored.othis Dirty Apparace." "COMMISSIONER P HILIPS C Juno isles md,theEsamWse" SCENES from the LIFE of an UNPROTECTED FEMALE. The Wolverton Station." "MR. PIPS' DIARY. The Old Bailey During an Interesting Trial is Murder." Pea "noels," No. 439, far Deeesaber Mb. Price 3d.; damped, 4d. 01114% 13, FieetAtreet. NEW WORK DT 111 K AUTHOR OF "JANE ETRE." Just published, m! vols. post Syn, peke ftl Ile. 6d. SHIRLEY. By Coma BELL. roders• *lay favourable imprewdon. The power aits as= bk Ilbabiksui. The work Is strongly lndividueL tbil & Than is •• assay Is lb style, to its minute ana:yris of eharaeter, W i ......1s of mama watery , and in Its comblaatlonsot cols "—Welk Parley. —7 " Wis the buil as a witsie—we like Its spirit. We empathise Ida the smilises e si dr , rity, with her epeeist love fair the old ware. the tie mil the aid duke ; we kindle with her fervid tem et everweise the truth of her pktuns treat We." —hewer Nlese le tweet dill* la We work. It is full of eloquerat. Ilto ‘ olo llWee pimps he Islam bees surpassed is beauty sad pie tomblitel=solato of • seanbisti powered • bitty Babas L nada"— illoodbay. Career Deirs esf s ilsalls et aid, awl be trlimpkaat lassity al d. tnne's durmast wilf, al sass issan be his book rest eta dr smr'sd elosterity..*—lldhoste. "Then Is bristkiag In kat kb to hat Assba's books, sr *cis liddetworth'e, or Walser ksoles. Uses is kabob lille as it is ia la& itaili la lb thetwidel swil YAW elm% with the worm sad altli te ibetelo appertureV—Oletr. ",.__ Ink deo Mime sad as ineeirible peep at "iwn• Than *lasso sall diebittlaba sit eaaseptioa In it quits asenbas. Time ere owns glib Yr senmerth and &beer of timbedaltisslisa . an sat la ths rams oi Wish ild"*" — unman. ------- la ARLOW'S NEW IN. 1.--. Jo VENTED SELF.ACTING SYPHON I N a. 11 TAP. bldit:IRES NO VENT.IIXI' " u . .. 4 Prevents ale. beer, elder, or other Moon 46. :/i., tram becoming Int or and to effectudly tha: the last and shall be drawn as good as V-iiimi .t 1 ) ft il 0 :).tri .; • 1 ._„_._. __ _ sr N 7-- -..."------ ilntbe Ant : warranted to repay Its sod In . 1 i i e two tab, of ale; rite 4s. ed., Or peat 11 nee to any part of England (It two as. town) at is. M. e.els. The above emulate, will eapieln Its action. When the base bag Is titled ow the top of tbe plug t' (which Asa • hole op- rt matte the eir.tube II), millicient air 'when throurh It into the melt to cause the liquor ' till' to MD of freely; when toe tap is turned ott no inure air can rater. ~ . JAMES ILARLOW. 14, King William. feet, ?Rsasinadrome. Estahlbhel II•20. 21.3.—N0ne are genuine swept with Ids name and adder's. L B.= gratis • an d method of tapping emits, want mtrd to della all abs we it. an napplisa wholesale sad remit hi. NEW iorggED TAP witAreEits (to oopoToode um, song Inc wiediod simian pawl, et al mat Is. per packet. 7be trade supplied. Lion : eolith, Oar NA Ce., as. Carabilt. NO MORI MIDICINE. Tn egtha rth. ad., yr raa fr.. " " (12 .am*. RE HUMAN FRAME (however seriously im prove!) diretoolly roolothi lo gooltb rod vigour without midi. Flo, roural, plrotwol. Ithd Xtu latoolim. lorty et ver fowl lltioneTs. Xersessoso. Itlitsassus, Doogor, larigeout Othomogiow. PlaPnanan al On Uwe% llowthoos. Nowisa. gig*, Dlothrthaw• eldaan. and vowtqwet dloorgrow Wrathy is ogopowl to Ow rwolor, oostaiwo en amor MUM et gall. of Ow roognithithy. Ily Wes. truin g Or rthiorothe et With lo ths mug thoblo. =lt ' : or Oat' tend uotitoth Da thirty rod Llo,, Irt, New Dation ; WlitUther od CAL and ot IS, Othootiorthatthot, is., Wand. DRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 1 lastitution is empowered by a special Aet of Parliament (4th Tier, cap. 9), and is eo orientated as to afford the benefits of Ilk sosuranee in their fullest extent to policy-bolder; and to primal greater facilities and aceommedation that are usually offered to the puha*. The ample submitted espiloil, together with the km* sad con. tinselly thereashar fund, accumulated front the premiums on upwards of 11,0011 minim, albedo complete *curb y to the Loured; whilst the =spited' of the Company's treasecthem has garbled the Wen:tors to mike unusual odmatages to policy-holden, es will be seen by refer. ems to the prospectus, and to the varied and extensive tables, which ban Uses tam pated with great are and labour exmessly for the use of Ude lastlisties. PETER monism, Madden% Director. I, Priamemtreet. Beak, Loader& M ENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 1, 01.1 Brood-street, London. ratscom—llis Greet the Duke of RUTLAND, K.O. The Right Ilonourable - the Earl Sit:winker, PALS., P.S.A. The Riglit Honourable the Earl of CaMarVOn. tu•erto. The Right Honourabl, Lord Ylncount Sydney. The Honourable Edward Mortyn Lloyd Mmtyn, M.P. Tb. honourable John Henry 'Mamas Manners Sutton. Sir William Boom Hylton Jolltile. Bart., M.P. Warman—JOHN DEAN PAUL, raq, 217, Strand. Deem ! Curious —GEORGE BERKELEY HARELSON, Esq., 44, Great Tower.stron. This corapsay n esinpand of two pities, sad the prory or ison.participatina. In the MUTUAL lrravreebb the entre fend of premiums isanumulated he the anstertve knit or the sootwed; the whole sin -wit of profits Wing sonnally divided swag the boilers of poikieo on which 'even sr wises yearly presinos bars born pld. Ms 'hominids*. or the Osmaniadagthisil to no portion et e rsr et the profits of thi s ea( eedety, =IC= t al seeuri a ty eta nett el 41.1 0,0 fib. wbeie et obi& Ime bus euteeribed ter by meter Mae tsselel Proprietary. In the IGGI.PARTICIPA 11. 0 breath the rates of premium are reduced to the lowest powthie non consittent with the sem 1:y of the ontabbiliniant. They are afro made payable to a variety of ways, In mar M soda Ma orrcumstances and ecaveniesno of different clears of Inca tounthos allestaal arnalpman have been adopted for the protection and snionnsodation of all cans of the assured. Full partandars NNW in the prospectuses. The usual eataideilea snowed to 'ignitors and agents. by order of the lied of Directors, LOUIS MI ritg, Manager. mutual or pared- DEMONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either la ar out of trade, may REALISE a MODERATE INCOME by the sale .4 Wishing( hourly con.untrisa.—For full particulars apply, either peremsaly or by letter, to the EAST INDIA TEA COM PANT'S, Cited ` lot Won's Churchyard, City. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. SWAN Lou.. LIIIIOIIIALI ASS CAMISSLL. SIS S. LCSUISOTOII, AND Xs. Pumavox Laws. GORHAM, CLSSOL, V. Taz BISHOP OF E‘ETIII. When this, which is as appeal from the decision of Sir Heftiest leaser Fast, wee called on this mousing, Dr. Adams, on the part of the Dsbop of Exeter, moved the court to allow the case to he postponed, as they had rot had sufficient limo to prepare themselves fully to argue the case before their lordships. Mr. Baddeiley, on the same side, also said they were not prepared, under prevent circumstances, to argue the case, and it was essential in a ease of men importance that suf adept time should be given to all parties to make the ease complete. It was entirely cn the ground that they tad not had sufficient time that they now asked for a postponement. Lord Landdisle said, the cue had been before the court during the last Easter term, when it was very fully argued, and the judgment of the court was given in August last, and it could net be said, therefore, that they had nut sat ficient time. Mr. Turner was about to address the court, when Lord Langdale intimated that no suffis lent cause was, or had been given, to justify a postponement, and the case must therefore be proceeded with next week. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. TILLS DAY. MANSION4I9IJE. Mary Smith wu charged with haring robbed a country men of 21. The complaisant, named Stanley, said ke met the prisoner last night, and they went to a house, but he did not know where. Os leaving he discovered he bad but ten shillings in his pocket. He wu rot sober when he met the prisoner. He was a farmer, and resided in Shoreditcb. Did not know the prisoner. Is 001111 t (pence of the ocmahmed way the prosecutor hid given kisses& nee, the prisoner wen &lichened. BOW-STSEET. VIOLIN? ASSACLT.—THE LATe DEATII IN HOLY W ELL. —J. Ilates, • IWO', who gave evidence before the coroner's inquiet respecting the suspicious death of the stockbroker, wu charged with the following most vio lent mutat. Mrs. Sarah Colliver stated that she was the proprietress of the Commercial coif/ a.house, in Holywcll.street. Last night, about 12 o'cloek, the prisoner entered her house, and, after partaking of some refreshment, he became very violea, used indecent language, and ultimately struck her a tremen dons blow oa the breast, which knocked her down. While on the ground he again struck her, end treated her in a meet cruel and unmanly manner. The prisoner was intoxicated, and she did not know whether he was right in his mind. Mr. Henry asked the witness if she ever saw the prisoner before ? Mn. Colliver said she did not at first recognise hiss, but afterwards rememter. d to have seen him almost three ruin since, when he was at her house, and he was to have been married the next day. lie behaved very violently then, and he was provided with a bed in her house. About 4 o'clock the next morning, he opened the windows, and threw himself out into the street, in his shirt. The (door of his room was fastened, sad it was impossible that he could have been thrown out, as had been stated. Mr. Henry asked if this coffee.heuse was the same at which Mr. Wildman, the stockbroker, fell from the second RAT window. Mrs. Colliver said it wu the same, and sines that period she had been annoyed and abased by severe' persons, amongst whom was the prisoner, who osilod oat in front of her house " that is she who murdered the man," and other words. Mr. Henry—Do you sell any spirits in your house ? Witness.—None I only sell tea, coffee, ginger -beer, and soda wry.. Mr. Henry Do you let out beds ? Witness—Yee The house is a large one, and I lot the upper part for lodgings. Polim-oonstable 157 F division raid be was on duty in the Strand, and was called to Mrs. Coßiver's coffee-house. and law the prisoner, who was ordered to go out. He refused, and struck Mn. Colliver a violent blew upon the breast. Witness then took him into custody. Mr. Henry silted the policeman how long he had been on that beat ? The constable said only a week. Mr. Henry—What has ban the character of the house daring that time ? The witness said this was the first occurrence he had seen there. The prisoner In defence said be had only just come from tke West lodise, and that he bad fractured his head some time since. The lean drop of drink be took made him mad. He was mad last night. Mr. Heavy, after having cautioned the prisoner to abstain from drinking any intoxicating liquors, fined him 31., or in default of payment, to be imprisoned for one month. The prisoner was then locked up. WORSHIP-STREET. Ilrimathous AISAITZT KT A SOX lIPOK EIS FATHZII. T. Rogers vim charged with aas violent assault. upon J. Rogers, his father. The complainant, a packer, said that on the previous night his son, who was in liqucr, came into his room ; wit nem told him to leave, being afraid of some ill-usage. Ile went away, upon which witness locked the street door. In a few minutes he returned and broke open the door, when he rushed upon complainant and struck him a violent blow on his left eye, which knocked him down. Compiainiat got up and straggled with his sou. They both fell, and complainant ordered his wife to go for • policeman. While they was both down his sots had hold of his troller, and he was 11101411 strangled. They both got up, wl.en complainant received another tremendous blow on the head, which forced him upon the bed. At the same time his ma swept o ff all the ornaments and other things on the ineettle-thelf. At this time a policeman mitered. The prisoner was fined ord ere d in default, two months' im prisonment ; and he was to obtain bail to keep the peel.. PAYMENT or POSTAGE CEOS NEWSPAPERS FOR TESIrfID &flan COMPVLSOILT.- A Poet-sake order, jut homed, stater tot " A eousiderable number of news perm oddromed to the Usited States having lately been posted aspaid, then is mama to far that litany persons Sr. ander the impremirm that the payment of postage upon newsmen intended to be seat to that eous.D7 opdoaal. The public, therefore, an again informed that, tales' the rate of postage nem them papers, namely, one penny, be paid Madames, they cannot be forwarded to their destina tion. It is desirable that pcitmasten should give the utmost publicity to this notice." AdOTHIIt RAGGED SCROOL.—The Doha of Whet , Mad has preseated to the " Ragged Schools " of Waiver hemp= a piece of land, with • (rootage to Salop strait, for the pupas of a central school ; and it is purposed forthwith to make the necessary preparations for carrying his graoe's btnevolent intentions into of Several liberal donstioos for the purpose of the building hays already beta promised by benevolent individuals is the town and aeighboarhood ; so that the committee have *very expectation, with the fur ther entrance they hop, to naive, to be enabled/to com mence the building early in the ensuing spring. TO THI IDITOI OF THn ZTTIIIIIB. WOODS AND FORESTS.-LAW CHARGES. Slit,—The 26th Report of tho Woods and Forests Commissioners has just been issued. It is dated the 314 July, and was ordered to be printed lit August, 1819, so that though it does not contain more than 100 pages, it took four months to print. It is a singular document. It exhibits a gross in come of 340,2751. sa. Id., and a net income of 132,4831. 10a. 81., showing an expenditure by the department of 207,485/. 10r. Bd. It exhibits an income from royal forests of 29,8601. 9c. 7d., and an expenditure on their account of 34,6821. Els. 10d. It exhibits receipt; from royal parks of 9,8871. 13a. 2d., and out-goings on of 71,346'. 11s. 6d. But these are Lot the points in it to which 1 desire to draw your attention more particularly. It is the coestant occurrence of the item of law charges on which I wish to rivet notic For example, I find the following : The New-street Account—Law charges and charges of architects and surveyor. £51,837 8 11 Metropolitan Impn•vrment Aec‘ust—Law charges and charg-s of architects aid surveyors Woods, Forests, and Land Revenue Accounts —Law charges Extraordinary law charges "on account " 751 1 8 Capital of Land Revenue Account—Law charges Ine.une of Land Revenue Account Law charges For advances made elicitors beyond ti e mounts of bills deli cl Metrnpolaan Improvement Account, 3 & 4 Vie., e. 87, and 4 Viz., e. 12—Solicitor: costs. &c. Ditto Spitalfitlos to S iorediteh At:courts— Law charges .. . 313 13 11 Thames Embankment Account—Law charges 1,439 410 BaCersee-park Act mist And all this for one year. No wonder that in another part of these accounts we fled one of the solicitors able to lend his clients, the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, the anm of 23,0001. ! I am, &c., CHANCERY LANE. Dec. 3. WRITST.—STORM AT SEA.—A very severe dorm arose along the nor. h.east coast on Sunday night last, the wind blowing strong from the B. to E S E., and the sea running very high. a bleat continued until the afternoon of Monday. The following vessels have been stranded and wrecked on the Whitby sande. During the night of Sunday the brig Victoria, of Newcastle, 11.5 tens, came on shore near I:pgang, and the crew were saved in their own beet, but in a very exhausted state. Towards mottling the schconer Slaters, of Ramsgate, drove on the sands, and the crew were saved in their own boat. On the forenoon of Monday the brig White, of Sundalend, 203 tons, wu observed off Whitby, in distress. The life. boat was launched and sent to rescue the crew, who were landed safe, and the vessel left at anchor. About 2 p.m. the vt ssel broke adrift and drove on the sands, and has become a total wreck. The whole of the vessels were coal laden. The Slaters has also brtlen up, and the wreck and carge of the Vittoria were sold this (Tuesday) n *ruing. There wer. , a vase number of vessels off oaths coast, and had the wind been more dead in land, the loss of both life and property would inevitably have been very great. A PROTECTIONIST MEETING was held yesterday at Reigate, a large marquee having been err cted for the pure pose in the market place. The chair was occupied by Mr. Freshtield, and among the speakers were the Earl Stanhope and Mr. 0. F. Young. The following resolutions were agreed to : That the agricultural, colonial, and other interests of this country are at the present moment involved in intense suffering and difficulty, and are fast hastening to a most fatal condition of general di-tress aud ruin, from which no relief can be expected until the free trade policy to which their poeition is attributable is wholly abandoned, and a sys tem of just protection to domestic industry against foreign competi tion be setetituted. That the agricultural intend of this kingdom in its most vital in. Meat, and the declension of agriculture will be followed by the ruin of trade and manufactures. That the free trade policy of this country has signally failed, and has 'evolved operative', artisans, and industrious classes generally in mod distress and privation. lint lathe opinion of this meeting no hope can be entertained of the reversal of the fatal policy ender which the country. and this aunty in prilcular, is suffering, from the present Clouse of Com mons; the majority of which, this meeting is convinced, does nut possess the easel pm, nor represent the opinions, of the grope. That a loyal and dutiful eddies' be therefore prevented to the Queen, praying that her blajeety will be graciously pleased to di.. wive the present portianmut, and afford to the tfrilish people the opportualty of electing, es their own representatives, men who enter. min sentiments in harmony with the opinions, and in union wish the interests of the great mum of her Majesty's loyal subjects through out the empire, and would support an administration on the principle of equal protection to every interest of the llritish community. The meta vial was then read and agreed to, and a vote of thanks given to the chairman and Bari Stanhope ; and the meeting separated. A sumptuous dinner was given in the evening at the White Hart, covers being laid for about GO. PROTECTION TO AGRICCLTCRE.- -At Theme, Oxon, yesterday, John Houghton, EN., lately a candidate for the Aylesbury representation, dined with • body of farmers at the Spread Eagle Hotel. Atter dinner, ;the company was increased by other gentlemen, who entered the room to hi ar Mr. Houghton's sentiments about the present state of the country. He was well received, on his health being given from the chair, Mr. Houghton, in the course of his speech, said it could not be denied that the situation of linnets at this moment was anything but Battering. Many schemes and plans badbeen breached for their alleviation, but he had little sympathy with them. He must be allowed to say that he did not think it possible there could or should be a return to pretection. They had got plenty of that policy—(a laugh), bat it was gone never to return again, and he was not sorry to say that he re , oiced in that tact. (Hear, hear.) Protection had deceived himself very much, and he might say the same concerning every farmer. Before he left the old ship he had satisfied himself that it was not sea-worthy. It was a farce to say that the corn law protected the farmer, for if an acre of land was 61. more valuable under the law, the landlord raised the rent 61. (Hear.) Now, that such deceptive legislation was gone, the question arose—what was to be done ? And, first of all, he would ask, why should farmers be charged with poor rates exclusively, and the repair of roads, and the building of lunatic 'glum* ? In an ad joining county (Bucks) no less than one hundred thousand pounds had been laid out lately in building gaols, work- I houses, &e. D.d they suppose that those who voted that large outlay would have done so if they had had to pay it ? (Laughter.) They paid it not, neither in whole nor in port, for the rates came out of the produce of the soil, out of the' hard earnings of the farmers. He demanded for this country full and complete free trade. Why should sugar, coffee, and tea not come in free as well as corn ? Why should there be any custom-house at all ? And why should we have to support colonies which gave us no thanks for the enormous outlay, but told us they wished to pay their own extremes, and have done with us? He could not help smiling, in the face of all these abuses, when he heard an hon. member getting up in the Hose of 0111•10 if , and gravely proposing to facilitate mortgages and Meteitip settlements as • relief, and others elsewhere ne the removal of Smithfield market. (Loud laugh- Mr. projects appeared to him little better, enve that part which proposed an equalisation of the tand ems. To afford relief, be (Mr. H.), wonld raise • large re venue by equalising this tax ; and be could reduce the na tional burdens, and throw the maintenance of the poor, of reads, end so forth upon the Consolidated Fund. BROCCTION OP RENTS.—We have much pleasure is acceding to the request of a tenant that we would record the liberality of the Earl of Aylesford, who, at his rent alma held last Wednesday, at the Star Inn, Maidstone, un selleitesd, returned 10 per cent to his tenantry, at the same time conveying to them, through his agent, his regret at the present position of the farming interest, and trimming • hope that the tenantry on hie estate would still farm with confidence. Although his lordship has ever been esteemed as • good landlord, and one who, in letting his farms has anted on the principle of " Live and let live," this additional proof of his regard for the welfare of his tenants will add another link to the chain which should always connect landlord and tenant. On the day above mentioned the tenants of the estate dined together at the Star Hotel, H. Morris, Esq., agent to the Ayleaford estate, in the chair . We have also much gratification in learning that a similar spirit of liberality characterises the Earl of Abergavenny's treatment of his tenantry—his lordship having, we hear, un solicited, determined to allow his farm tenants, at his ap proaching audits, 10 per cent. on their rents.--Maidstone Journal. MUSIC BY TELLORAPE.—We had the pleasure, the raiser evening, of listening with astonishment to the trans Elision of music by telegraph over the wires from Boston to New York. We happened to be in the office, No. 5, Hano ver-tem/et, in this city, when there was a pause in business operations. Mr. W. Porter, • young but skilful operator in the Boston office asked us what tune we would have. We replied " Yankee Doodle ;" and to our surprise he immedi ately complied with our request. The instrument com menced drumming the notes of the tune as perfectly and dis tinctly es • skilled drummer could have made them at the head of a regiment, and many will be astonished to hear that "Yankee Doodle" can travel by lightning. We then asked w e 'e Hai), Columbia," when the notes of that national air I were distinctly beat off. We then asked for " Auld Lang Syne 'the notes or sounds of which were also transmitted. A friend called for " Old Dan Tacker," when Mr. Forest also mat that tune, and, if anything , in a more per- feet manner than the others. 110 pe ectly and distinctly were the sounds of these tunes transmitted, that good instru mental performers could have had no difficulty in keeping time with the instruments at this end of the wires. This is 111•11 of many telegraphic notelties.—Nese 1 - ork Herald. THE NAVIGATION LAWS AND THE GOVERNMENT. A correspondence has recently taken place between the Chairman of the Liverpool Ship-owners' Association and the Board of Trade. The former expresses his desire to know what foreign countries have agreed to reciprocate will this country, and what countries have refused, atter the lit of January, to piles British 'hips on the same forting in their respective ports as foreign ships will then be placed in British port: ? In reply, the Board, through Sir Denis Le Merchant, state that : " On reviewing the whole of this correspondence after the paving of the act, her Majesty's government came to the conclusion that it would be unnecessary to make any pro posals to the greater number of the states in question, with a view to ebtaioing (Lan them any particular concession in favour of British vessels. "As regards the important maritime countries of Ger many, Prussie, Hanover, the Hants Towns, and other northern powers, also Denmark, Russia, Austria, the Italian &ate., Grieco, and the Ottoman Empire, it ap peared to her Majesty's government, from the information they had received, and the general accuracy of which they sea no reason to doubt, though they cannot hold them selves responsible for all its details, that the treatment of British shipping was, with triflicg exemptions, to or arly the same as that of national vessels, that it would be sufficient to coumunicate our recent change of law to the government of those countries, without accompanying that maarawaicatiss with may pesticide: demeada. " This observation equally applies to the states of Central and Southern America. " With regard, however, to Preece, Spain, Portugal, Haland, Belgium, Sweden, and the United States of America, it was thought necessary to adopt a different course, and to hake such steps as appeared best calcu lated to obtain from the gov,roments of those coun tries a freer admission of British ship' ing into their ports. " In the ease of Sweden these proposals have been frankly accepted. and I enclose herewith a copy of a decree of the King of Sweden, placing British vessels on the same footing as Swedish in the porta of that country. "In the ease of the United States, I am also to transmit to you the copy of a notification, that British ships will, after the Ist of January next, be admitted to the same privileges as ships of the United States, in respect of the foreign trade of that country. " From the foregoing summtry you will perceive that in the greater number of the countries with which our com mercial relations are the most important, British ships will henceforth be treated in most respects on a looting of equality with national vessels. '• With regard to the other powers which I have named, my lords can only say at present that no definite answer has as yet been received, though in some cases, at least, my lords believe there is ground for expecting that satisfactory arrangements will be made. Should such arrangements be concluded before the Ist of January, my lords will lose no time in making them public, for the information of the shipowners of this country, and other parties interested in the matter." EBENEZER ELuar.—This remarkable man and original ;poetorhose .death was announced in the Express yesterday, was born the 17th of March, 1781, being one of eight children. His lather was a clerk in the iron-works at Masburough, near Rotherham, with a salary of 701. a year. Of his early life little is known : the anecdotes which friendship has gathered from his conversation represent him as uniting great poetic sensibility with much practical inaptitude. On leaving school at an early age, and dircoverieg great deficiency in arithmetical attain ment, he was placed by his father to work in the foundry, and it is recorded that a sense of his shortcomings often caused him to weep as, coming dirty from his work, he saw the invoices or drawings of his brother Giles. Mr. Elliot commenced life as a working-man ; he came to Sheffield under peculiar circumstances, and some hundred and fifty pounds worse than nothing. After much exertion and endurance he was favoured by fortune, and he was wont to relate how, sitting in his chair, he for a time made his twenty potteds a• day, without even seeing the goods that he sold. The corn laws saoiled all that, and made him glad to get out of the business of • bar-iron merchant with part of his earnings, the great panic of 1837 having swept away some three or four thousands at once. H. first place of business was in Burgess street; the house is pointed out at the right-hand corner as you go up. Removing hence, when business had increased, he estabbsbeel his warehouse in Orbrslter•street, Shalesmoor. Shortly after be built a handsome villa in the suburb of Upper Thorpe, whence he could behold Sheffield smoking at hie feet. The counting-house where Ehenezer Elliot made fame as well as fortune, was strangely furnished—iron bars joetliory Ajax and Achilles, for the classic poets were great favourites with our, rhy mer, althoufgh he could enjoy them only through the medium of a translation. Elliot has been called the Burns of the maeufacturing city. His honest natured heart saw with indignation Monopoly rob Labour of its wages, and convert plenty into famine. He attacked the bread tax most manfully. lie sent out, right and left, " songs, sar casms, curies, and battle-cries," among the people. To his alarm "Up ! bread-taxed slave," &pend ceased not to respond till the corn laws were extinguished. Sick ness for six months visited him at intervals with in creasing severity, but hie habitual serenity once for sook ►im ; indeed, this was • period of great mental activity. On Saturday, the lit inst., he drew his last breath at Argilt-hill, near Barnsley. Of five sons, two conduct the steel business of their father, and two are clergymen of the church of England. Re has also left a widow and two daughters. MONEY MARKET. TUILSDLY EVJNINe. The English Stock Market has been very firm to day. There was more business done for immediate transfer than for the 12th inst., but the amount nego tiated was not important. Console opened as they left off yesterday, at 93a to j for money, and 931 to Z for account, after which they oscillated between 951 and .1 for prompt; whilst fur account they remained perfectly stationary. They closed with a firm market at 951 for money, and 951 to I for the 12th instant. The next account is fixed for the 12th January. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 94 1 and 1. The New Three-end-a-Quarter per Cents. were more extensively dealt in, and gradually im proved from the first price, 951 to 1, at which, they were last done. Exchequer Bills were stationary at 461. and 495. ; ditto, 5001., marked 495. and' 475.; ditto, Small, realised 525. premium. Long Annuities, 8 7-16. Bank Stock, 201 and 1. South Sea Stock, 1051. India Stock, 2601 and 263. India Bonds, 84s. and 81s. premium. The foreign market has been equally firm, though with less business doing. Equador Bonds realised 41, and closed at 4. This advance ismicribed toareport that the Equador government is about to make some arrangement respecting them, but of what nature has not transpired. No further improvement took place in Spanish bonds, and very little was done in them to-day. The upward tendency of this stack during the last few days has received a check, cccasioned, It is to be hoped, by an impartial inquiry into the grounds on which the movement rested. The trans actions reported are, Brazilian, at 88 ; ditto, Small, at 87. Buenos Avret, at 47. Chilian Six per Cents., at 971; ditto, Three per Cents., at 57 and 561. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, at 721; ditto, Five per Cents., at 99. Equador, at 4, n, 41, and last at 4. Grenada at 161 and 1. Mexican (ex Ja nuary coupon) for account at 271 and 281; ditto, Small, at 281. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 54. Portuguese Five per Cents., at 82 ex. div.; ditto, Four per Cents., for account, at 371 and 1. Spanish Five per Cents., for account, at 19, k, and 1; the Passive debt, at 4; the Three per Cents., for account, at 381 and 39' . Venezuela at 291. Two aneta-Half per Cent. Dutch at 55/ and 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 831 and 1. Hamburg advice. of the 30th of November men tion the appearance of severe frost, which had closed the navigation for a time to the great inconvenience of many outward bound vessels then in port. It was generally considered too early in the season for the permanent closing of the river, and the inconvenience it was expected would be only temporary. An active demand continued to prevail for coffee, both in specu lation and for the interior, and prices had ad vanced fully 1 Schilling, with a tendency to fur ther improvement. Good Rio of the new crop was quoted at prices equal to 475. to 48s. 2d. net per cwt. The sales of the week amount to 65,000 bags Rio, 2,060 bags East India, and 1,500 bags Domingo. In sugar there was no improvement to notice ; and holden continue ready sellers at the present low prices. The sales of the week amount to about 4,000 packages of different descriptions. In cotton nothing had been done, owing te,the continued small stocks. The market was very firm for pepper and pimento. The stocks of cassia lignea were very small. Cocoa was gradually becoming firmer. Several parcels of palm oil of first quality had exchanged hands at 22 marks. Coca-nut oil was rather lower in price. In while oil, whalebone, ashes, rice, and dyewoods nothing deserving special report had taken place. Spelter to the extent of 500 tons was nego tiated at 10 roams banco on the spot, and at 101 for del:very. Funds were firm, and in Spanish Three per Cents. a good deal of business had been done; they were quoted at 2(1?, cub. Exchange on London, 13.10 for three months. Accounts from Mobile of the 10th communicate that the weather continued fine for licking, enabling planters to secure their crops in the best passible order. Two or three white-frosts had fallen in the immediate neighbourhood of the city, but the effect of them in the interior was not yet known. The prices in the cotton market were somewhat irregular, and in the few sales made buyers had generally the advan tage of 4c.on previous quotations; good middling was worth Mc. An American and cne British ship were laid on for Liverpool at 7-161. for cotton, and, a , afterwards, another American, at Zd. DUBLIN erocK.B.—Ducarma Se 3 per Cent. Coosa; ---- - - -- --- 941 / 41/ 31 per Cent. Mock 91/ 10 Bank Stock Four per Cent. Cite Deb. of 921. es. M. 72 Wicklow Copper Hine (U. paid) * 20 Cen.umers' Gas „..-............ ..... pi. paid) 4 Great Southern and Weavers 3l 10 Waterford and Lime:bk. ll/ 111 Se EXCIRANO29 AND STOCKS ABROAD. Hanzeito, Nov. 30.—Hamburg Three.andm.linlf per Cents., 861 gro bills, 864 money; Hanoverian Five per Cents., 1051 bah, 105 money; go itussira Engliih Loan, 1031 bills, 1031 money; Five per Cent. lint. Ha burg Certifs., 98/ bills, 984 money; Ditto, llope and Co., 3rd and 4th at Serino, 95 money; Four per Cents., Stleglitr, 041 bills; Promlan Five ty prr Dents., Ic6 bills, 109 money; Danish Three per Cents., 701 IL billy; Ditto, in £lOO shores, 71 bills; Ditto, Five per Cents., 95 12 4 bills. 914 money ; Swedish Hypothecation, Four per Cents., 974 bilk o ; to , Norwegian Four nee Cents., 991 bal. ; Spanish Five per Cent.. 111 00 bills, 11/ money; Ditto, Three per tents., 264 Wks, 261 money Ante. is dean six per tents., 1054 bills, 105 money. Ezdiange on London. 89 Hamburg, Nov. 00, three months. 13.19; Bremen, Nov. 29, two is months, 413; Petersburg, Nov. 16, three months, 37 7-16. ii /Minot,'" the, 3.—Belgian Funds : Los" 1640, Five per Cents., 8 4 95/ ' ; Ditto, 1812, Five per Cents , 951 ; Ditto, 1849, Five per Cents., 9t, 951 • Ditto, 1844, Four-onolm-llalf per Cents, 874 ; Ditto, 16.34. t e Four per Cents., 931 ; Ditto, 1833. Tbr.vo per Cents., 64; Loan of 6; the City, 1843, Five per Cent..., 93J. Bank of Delirium, Four per 6. Cents., 74; lame of 1041, Five per Cents., 1021. Exchange on Loa. 10 don, 25.521. le Aiorwake, Dee. 3.—Ezehange on London, 25.50. Li Beaus, Dee. 1. —Prossian Five per Cent. , 1e64 mosey St. Bobuldt rich., Three-and-n. 11,1( per Cents., lon bills. Exch anges; 15 Oa London, three months, 6.261 bills, 6.261 money; Hamburg, two 23 months, 1591 ldlls, 1:0 money; Paris, two months, 80 5.6 money. 20 THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. In the English stock market to-day an advance in 25 price has occurred, amounting in Console to / per to cent. Consols were first celled 951 tot and steadily advanced to 95/, to 96, at which they are at present s it quoted bath for cash and the 12 h inst. The Thrie per Cents Reduced have been dealt in at 94/ and / ; en The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 95:, 1, and t w Exchequer Bile, at 475. and 50s. premium. to India Stock has been dealt in to some extent, at 2631, a 2,4, and lset at 261. :q so A rumour is current on the Stock Exchange this so morning that the Chancellor of the Exchequer intends it to endeavour to reduce the rate of interest on the g Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock. In this aim NI many permits think it probable that he wiP succeed. so In the foreign stock market there is no particular LI! change to notice with the exception of a decline in too Spanish and Portuguese securities. The Spanish tr z . Five per Cent& are at present quoted 18j sy to 19; atd the Three per Cents. 38: to 391. 10 Other descriptions are generally firm. The !transactions of the morning have been rather exten to - sive, and consist of the following:—Brazilian, at Ili so 88 and 871. Buenos Ayres, at 47j. Equador, at 4. Dutch Two-and-a-lfalf per Cents., at 55j ; the r Four per Gen's. Certificates, at 83 ; Grenada at 161; g do. Deferred, at 3;; ; Mexichn (ex Jan. coupon), at 281 so and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 54. Portuguese Id• Converted, at 37 and 1. Spanish Five per Cents., at st! 181, ,„'-/ and 19 ; the Three per Cents., at as; and 1. St. The Passive debt, at 3/. dusk Steck. lON 3 I per Ct. Ital. AIM., 34i 5 per V. WI. Luau, lasj ENOLIBII FUNDS. 13 per I.l.Cea. Ace.. 94 6 34 per (ALM I Lacbiquer 4 .a Us. FOUNION FUND& Ipa Ct. Awitrlan Bondi, 1 per Ct. Urenada NIL. 16 17 4$ per Ct. Bela. Bowls. 36 7 taresada Deferred Dd.. 13 I fi per Cent.. I per Ct. Met, 1644,284 3 a per Ct. Brazilian Ilds.. 379 6 per (3. Peru. ian ids, difi 43 Ditto New, IS 6 Furtugueee Cone., 37 8 • pur Ca Dante Area. 46 8 6 per Ct. flan. Bad., lie 10 lattu Chilian lids. ,126 8 18110 Ponied] lids, 181 IV Ditto Column. bet Dda. 3 per Ct. lipalluil lids i 701 i Culutubian &pram &la, 3341 Swint Deferred Dna, 3 per Ct. liankh lida. 72 4 mu. heeire 114§..32 4 24 per Ct. Unica Ma, SS I % per et. Vtuesuela sea. 38 3$ 4 per Ct. /kWh torte. an a Venezuela Warred 1141 s, 910 MINCING-LANE.—THDi DAY. to to Brosit.—The public sales of foreign, chiefly consisting pa of Havana, went a heavily, and a very large proportion 50 was bought in to sustain the market. Refined steady, at Mt yesterday's prices. 25 IS Correa.—There has not been a public sale today, neither 1 , has there been much done by private contract, but there a z are buyers of good ordinary native Ceylm at 515., but no so sellen of parcels at that pries. Bt. Rtcr.-1,600 bags of pinkey white Madras sold fa public sale sale at 9s. to 9s. Gd. ; inferior, 81. Gd., which is Is. advance : upon the late lowest point. There has also been a large Ha general business done by private contract on speculative ac- gt. count. 20 Corrow continues dull, and sales could not be made with- 20 I out giving way in prices. IS Taus steady; fine Congou, of the new crop, sold at I Is. 94d. per lb. 11 COCHINEAL sold at full prices. a In other articles no material alteration. 6 Duty paid on sugar to last week in London, Liverpool, ewts. C hriatol, Hull, and the Clyde To the rune period lot year 3,511,492 13 so -- Decrease 237,141 : 4 1 * DUMB Pao OD nu IS 1649 ro user erase lts. Lantos 21.80,2119 1 .,, 31 L i verpoo l 6 Bristol H u ll Clyde ...... 1,911,613 10 Total ~,.• Same time in 1648 ....... 10 Inman 1,194,733 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. is The market continues firm at the annexed quotations, 134 with considerable business doing both in Tallow for the Ni spring and for October to December, 1850. Petersburg ' Y. C. on the spot is quoted Ws. 3d. to 38s. 6d. • December to delivery, 381. 3d.; January to March, 8 8 s. 6d. ; October so to December, 1850, 30s. 9d. to 40s. 21 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. so Cares Hartley, 1 5 4. ; Heating 's Hartley, 15s. ; Walls so End Haswell, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 191. ; Walla U End Lstabtoo, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 191.; Walls ho Bad Tees, 191.—Ships at market, 49. at. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. St. Our market this morning was very thinly attended by 26 buyers, and Monday's rates were barely obtainable for the English Wheat and Barley left over unsold from that day's market, Foreign Wheat and Barley were in very limited request, and their value scarcely supported el even in the few retail salts made. Oats sold pretty freely at the reduced rates of Monday. Beans and Peas unaltered. 21: ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Sth DEC. TO sth DEC. 20 Grs, English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. gg Wheat " .». ... INM I 10310 s Oats 6O 4360 I 1:720 es Flour. 1,370 Nuts ; (For Country Markets sat last page.) so so _____ LEEDS, Dee. 4. STOCL-Eiangsion.—There has been more business done SO to-day. The prices do not show any material change in tie tone a the market. This morning the quotations were :—Thirek Erten aims, No. 2, 31 dia. (still showing a decline in this stock)—North -- Westerns, 101 diu—Earwash Valley, 60 n.—North Western ( t. shares), 31 Extensions, No. 3, 34 din.—Fast 9d.—York and North Midland (pref. shares), 3 din. BRISTOL, Dos. 4. lisoem-limaimom—The stork market was firm : the 11 146 womb, were an,-6outh tne 0 quotations :—Great Taff Tale (new) tpm Western (I &wee), 11 146 DeTl4 I—. YORK, Dec. 4. SToci-Exciuxos —Great Northers. 74 ; Sheffitld, Bo thnia's, and Gook, 16 ; York. Newcastle, and Berwick, 164 ; Ditto N e wcastle Extennon, 12t. 3s. 9d. ; Ditto G. N. E. Purchase, 34 ; York and North Indland, 194. HAMBURG, Nov. 30. BOIIBNIALLII. Hamb. B.rgd., 92; money ; Berlin Hands., s9f bills, 821 money; Cologne Minden, 95 ►ills, 95 money: Magdeburg Wittenistug, 94f bills, 644 money; Abe= end Wel, 94 bills• Mecklenburg, 33 bills; Rendeburg, 112 bills, 111 money; Glueltstedt, 25 bills; Copenhagen, Betbeishild, 40 hUb; Bomb. Bergd., Priority, Fire per Cents., 104 tills; Ber li n Hemb., Priority, Pour-and-a-llulf per Cents., 49 bills, 90 money; Cologne Minden, Priority, Fonr.ande-Ilalt per Cents., 10014154 9 9 1 money; Ditto, Fire per Cents., 102 money; Mecklenburg, Priority, Four-and•e-Half per Cents., 100 bills, BAILWAYS. Tuts DAT, Two °Twee. The share market has been very heavy this morn ing, with quotations for nearly all descriptions consi eiderably lower. Atter business hours yesterday, London and North Western stock was much de pressed by large salts, in consequence of a report which was generally circulated that the next dividend will not exceed . per cent. To this circumstance is attributed' the general heaviness of the market for some time after the co of business this morning. At present, tone is more confident, and prices have lied since the advances in the Consol me Stafford. are at present quoted 9 to donians, 11„ to 12. French lines are again rather better however, the partially ral rket. North dia. ; Cale- Prior Yesterday. Pd. BIITIIII RAILWATI. it lAOti{een ... ... ... .. 611 ;-- lio:TiereieltP ::; 611119abit.,Nce.,t1ee.,216. Betts 2c Ilente Kat. (pt. Wert. perpetual bp.M.} 29 ,Clirrnlighan!erOaferdluae oallnduiipl.,arvithgu: ; l St; Do. willwata gitillSll 151 airm•N'oi:.lt atria Valle (a =177171 . ..,:0 r i m :15am u...1 .1 lv Do. wlthout a guarantee 711B0511 , stiFt74d 921BristoTandAieter 271 Do. Thirds !7 .4 wia;L - .4 - 7pi;4 ii4l - s;:iaTtute 1 ,... 110. ,Cle l'r.ferencereg. n ICtreter and Italyhead Do. Prereir; t 0 ~Dnblin~udlielGutla¢o... lb Do. (EIS E. St H.) ... $ Do.(31.10o.)S p. Ct. Pre! 20 Sancti Coestise 19 . 1 Lo. New gee. Ip. St.. 411 BO: . 91 do.. No.2n, ik7. a iTs ii I ii: iiiii. rZtiri - iTnivii; - U Do. (late clL U ßllt h. te ) l...4 . ll . 2$ Do. elm' C. ditto 1,3 1 ci:)1 Do. New 111 117. iii*T" 25 East Lincolnet!i 14? ... ...1 SY Kainiuigh amfajaw -- 31, vAeter, 'torch. 21..1E3'0Am aMI P.llllUlllh ...; _ . fo .10fria—Cr7F.t.h.:r-n'l iii M MA shares, A,Deferredl l 74 Do.‘ sham p 11, 6 .C t 10 Do. 5 per Cent. Pref SO .o‘South.and WesL (Ire.',i My Itirest North of Soglaina 1 83 Do. New, £lO ... .. 30 Do. New, L9O .., 13 ' Do. New, £l3 ... .. 10€ Great %Venter* ... ... ISO Do. tsbaree ... ... UDo. throes ... ... 30 Do. tittle -. ... !! _I??. New. sir ... _ ..._.,_ $0 Hull and i 8116 7 ... ... ... 15 Do. shares ... ... I 124 Do. shares ... ... . .... AO Lancostee amid Car li als 10 Do. Think 100 , Lancashire sad Y..rkshire (8 Do. do. M.D. &B. 49 Do. tsbares .. ... .. 23) Do. Awes ... ... ~. II De. fifths ... ... .. 164 Do. Thirds ... ... ... 10 Do. New (sus.° p.Ct.).. 10 Do. West !tiding Union $3 Do. Preston and Wm 110 Do. fa 'bares (A) ... ... 1 SO Leeds and Bradford... ... SO Il,ced~ ~cd Tkirck .. 74 Do. Pref. 0., 5 De. Lo. N 0.2 $ Do. Do. Nu. 3 Do. Quarters 184 S 7 per ct 114,Loadon anti blactwali 10th Lon., Brighton, & 8. Coast 100( De. New XS gna.ll p.a. 9 Do. guaranteed=.. late Croydon 50 Do. Pref. 6 pax Cent.... 60 Do.Conrrt. 5 p.a.,1552 124 London and Greenwich 20 Do. Preference ... 100 London & NorthArestan 12 Do. do. New J shares... 7 Do. Fifths 1 Do.4:10 5h.,14. and B.(a 50 London & South-Western 424 Do. New, .1:50 31 Do. New, £4O 5 Do. Preference 7p. CL. 20 Lowestoft Gum. 4 per Cent 5 Manch., Buz., and Mat... 104 Manch., ..hef., and Lai... 25 Do. I shares, No. 1 ... 23 Do. shares, No. 2 ... 124 Do. shares, No. 3 .. 10 Do., New 3:10 Pref. ... SO Do., Greet Grimsby ... 20 Do. do. ... 124 Do. do.. 25 Do. abet Unfilnc.oln... 23 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 44 Do. Lincoln Union .. 100 Midland 30 Do. sao . 100 Do. Ilirm. and Deng .- 100 Do. H. and IL ft p. Cent. 50 Do.tirewasliValleyPref. 60 Midland GLWestern (Ire) 100 /Newest& and Carlisle 13 Do. New /2 1 ; 20 Do. Gll2lllll. 5 per CY_ I S Do. Guaran.ti per 23 North British ... I Ifty Do. Lar d : Si Do. shares es Do. 3 Do. Preferenos 17t 'North Staffordshire ... 50 Orford, Wore., & Wolter. II Reed.,Guild., and Reigate 44 Royston and llitehin le Scottish Central ... 23 dcottiah Midland 12 tihrawa a ttirm., Class . A O Do., New Ousrenteed... IS ,Sluewibury and them glee. W. Min.) O le, Do. Osweatry le Do. it per Cent. Pik ... 61 ihnppalure Union SO Soo it Devon ... 15 B Do. Preterenoe se.elooth Staffordshire... 231111outh Reinert SO Do. No. 2 SO Do. No. S 10 Do. No. 4 lleglsleted 10 Do. No. 4 Snip 43 South Wales ... 12 .6. York., Don., & 164 Shetheld, Rotherham, and Goole, N. Di. goo. 5 p.Ct. 20 Waterford and /Mena,. 30 Weer Valley, 6p. Ct. gua. 23 Do, do. do. .. 43 'Wilts, Somerset, &Werra. 13 gork,Newcastle& Bantle& 110 Do.Rxt.(York&Newas.) 3 De. G.N.P.. Purela - es or Plihrteol) SO , York and North Midiand.. 10 Do. Preform* ... Salei :aaa up to 1 o'clock. 11 12 151 111 a ;i l 'cx 1., 31_ Sej►BOA 1122 11 13 12 1. E Si 17L IS lemon Itan.wera. Anglo-Itallan (late Italian and Austrian) 20 Boulogne and Annan, ... 20 i Central Franco (Pierson) II !Dutch Rhenish 5f 41 di. f 6f )2 12 la. 9 171 . as. 7 di& 6 2 " :16. 1m. 29 $1 12 • 6t 21 9 die it I Ust — badien . . I Great Indian PeS;ln;ila . 10e. Do. 10 Do. . SO Nszaur * sea** lel Northers of Armes „. f Orisons and Bordeaux ... IS I Paris sad Orleans $0 ?azimut Bones 12 I Pads said Strubourg 10 Basso sod Hans „. SO ii esatbr• sad Yews.„ 1$ Tours and Bantu li West neaders tj 2&44 3j LIVERPOOL, Dee. 4. Itroox-Excmcitoz.—The feeling to-day was not very buoyant, bat prises were steady. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and hares Chen Is . shire (late C. and 8., per cent. '5O), 121—Ditto (224 s), la d.--Cakdonlan (pref. shares), 91--Laneasnim and Yorkshire (fifth shares), d.—Ditto (321. shares), 101 d.—Lancsster and Pruden., 21 d.—London and North Western, 1154 c.—Ditto (new 4 shares). It. 21s. 3 p.—Ditto slur*, 311.. 9d. —lhtto (402. shares, L. and 31.), 11 p.—Nisnelteater , eareld. and Lincoln (prof. shares), 9/ —Midland, (4 shares), 2c4 M. 9d. 1 16s. 9d. d.—North Union A, 273 —North Western (152. pref. lamed at 4 die.), 111 d.—Shrewsbnry and Cheater (N. se. W.), 61 d.—South Eastern and Dover (new, No. 2, 161 din.), 144 d.—Ditto (carol., No. 3, 20 die), 191—Ditto (No. 1, lakes q rim), 64. 13/Ad.—Booth Staffordshire, 41 d. Yak . Newcastle, widt (O.N.E. per cent. till 'SO), 41.3 and. d.—Waterford and umeriok, (I. 3 3 i 1q I 6 124 BIRMIN6HAM, Dec. 4. BromExcaaaros.—Shares were firm in this market to day, with rather a better demand. Caledonians were dome at It; and Midland (Birmiagham and Derby's), at 29. MANCHESTER, Dee. 4. 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