The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-09 00:00:00

Tvit vxintllsl LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1849. [THREEPENCE. No. 1,000.] mat we steam sit there se automatons. The trial to Welch we are oat would seesetium be too difllealt to support. To be indulgent towards 89, the Agenably hoe ealy to kok gad lista he Wolf. We will sow, is order to do Poetise to every one. either a few words. with all Immifity, to ear beseur. able eelleagnes. They will admit that the ism ools are for their Memo; sod for that of the cosmos same whisks we have the houosr ts berm. We live in a time when the free dom et the pros is not in favour with them who dkpros of its dere and of in future fate ,• it is the butt of emessled •&SCOUZ sad malevolent mindless; on the Ant opportu nity, perhaps, them hatreds and these hostile feelings will throw of the mask, owl betray themselves in opus violas's. The interest, the duty of the press is not to furouh any pee test for mei memo sad fur such violence. Let it make itself respreardi im enemies, by giving to all, and to the Amentblyittalf a rumple of moderation end el dig sky. Bush is its oily pert, smelt is the only attitude which bosoms it. Is moaning itself to mach aoudad, it may beam all parliasumtary injustice sad rigour ; it will reader the MANI wtich is expected from it to the country, sad to the cause of order and of true liberty. _ which leads the ministry of the =pour to apprehend I that Prussia will not leod a hand to prevent this con quered vessel from bang delivered up to the Danes under the pretext of as inaeradest Schleswig. TIM LORD MAYOR'S DAY AND LORD 1 aswv ida with the corporation, can have no oppor whom, above all others, tanityot baike in this celebration. As these are its individuals it is desirable to intert at in civic affairs, their entire exelution cannot bat operate dieadvaata t ttemalY• There is • gawk, remedy for this. Considering that the Lord Mayor and sheriffs pay for the dinner (the latter out of their private purses, at the rate of nearly 1,0001. a piece) they I's,' scarcely a larger number of tickets than they are fairly entitled to. Bat they would probably consent to reduce their number to 100 tickets for the Lord Mayor, and 50 for each sheriff, Thu would set 40 tickets free. Then, RAILWAYS. MAYORS DINNER. Mom tie Deily Now] To.day is the 9th of November, the anniversary of civic pageantry. Ambition this morning draws the bed-eartaise of the new Lard Mayor, and bids "his lordship " rise with dignity. His golden dream is realised : his highest aspirations are granted by the taw The bat WHITTINGTON who travelled up to tows with all is worldly goods encompassed is a spatted poeket-handkerchief, awakens from his fitful idausbeva Loan MAYOR of the greatest city of the Tare DAT, Two O'CLOCK. The business going forward in the share market to-day is extremely small, owing principally to the absence of many of the leading jobbers. Quotations for most lines are better than yesterday. Great Westerns quote 62 to 63, and Caledonian. 121 to 121. Great Northern. have been done at 71; Brighton. at 731; London and North Westerns, at 1141; Midland, 471; North Stafford., at 81 and 2 ; South Eastern., at 181. French shares have been little dealt in Strasbourg mark 6. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. THREAT TO STOP THE SUPPLIES. CAPE TOWN, AuG. 30, 1849.—At a meeting of the inhabitants of Cape Town, held in the Town holm, this day, Thursday, the following moieties was enanimmudy adopted : " That this meeting is of optaion,that no contracts of any deseriptiest should be entered ism for the supply or use of the military, Danl, or siva departments siatil the order in menteil making this missy a penal settlement be resdaded: end that the inhabitants of all dress be strongly ream seeded to adhere Indy to sash resoletfoo, as the only wens of saving the colony from Injury, degradation. end rah."—Ceps Thom Commercial Askerliser. Paris and It is a pleasure to us to congratulate a new Lard Mayer. He is usually the type of attoomsful indus try, talent, and integrity rewarded. We may butane. the worthy baronet whom we must to-day describe es " tbe late Lord Mayor." And any man whose self-exertions enable him to reach this ray man whose character and virtues obtain or ;o mach of the esteem of his fellows as to beaus IH. I Dimas RAILWaT% Closing priors Yesterday. IS 14 I t dia. Beg. at 6 di. le e dls. Salo tostay ap to 1 o'doek. Si SS IS 41 S 4 et 101 - C CORATION w AUSTRALIA. -1t«» posse mop 41U br ma Mk basibus ewe elism—lfith 8 " anbis possio g ill u int i rn=berstS in d the beeser pa: gdam .......ii. Mom a labs se bode. i pso, amp= the of stomp roe stherrth i rsgebsi kos sals et mop ussay. to the attar larthato aid. .. i iii Am, isi slii be Mossamil as ths wiled lop Wed Vs mem samthisp), br_ Masa lall Is ewes. 0 14 00 1 0OLTON nos ima e m. A ltha . SPllool, welli tharZoisa. Mr ADE. sal rola PIEULI"; a MI tram Imisa Xamober 11, 11"r=rMonks/ U. ODE,SIS bas MM. l. BLOW. Othassar, tar ADE LE* eth IfOirr Mum ; a sea ben Imisa Domber 1, from Demisr 11. r = " spisallia dip Imo hi mop, Ma Mao* sissmo. pos Is sella thesoems r sad their Imo ds b. Mb s ad ii=traq alai isseidoireble opertuthas the Wse lalemsditho isi dem. posson. TM/ MI ao ea s peeae" la al meaty *afar pba le Se mai ws kw asl by 1 1 :Vthales Osbobilles 01l the ism sole MI Is sisposi. Tao art . M eal so me_Atam emplisst mem, NM mg si PM sway Ise ship, W i t a. a s ilri s ia the lm awl 11d1 et seek Ms b o ok ad tas 1111101236, bass ftmeab. Id st the bay, laials Dssio us W to thiLlithAlL sad 11DRITIOS, 14, Tos sloribelsoth FZIURATION ea the NEW PRINCIPLE.— atamielk_V the Vablthlaill to Oslothr, Iso.—lar PORT 1 miff PHILLIP. am& "TWIT (Is NM the Ma. le rIMIOU Ewe.. tri ista mo.ts•froa. besthil lidlisabelt MUTT UAL. Ith ass vs. M3a - Mils7A ladis s = l. 7=esoth lass sorear "th Z =ef 7 Mt Isthe'twesadeslosol Is Mad up s =scrir me Ma sai 2 d salibs. sal Mb Miliy, ar a empis. Ms I=.....7,:horaisseituse i ts . I: Iv so n g i t se•db sr emery br the segsg4'=• as espaithisi mom this dip se flasesta, bird dths ill Mile tame re PM thomber. Partly Mt morn win lan s pwenwirwe of lartis. Pr delsay sobs, sad Masa pratabre mei to *SALL (thetheM, = rls nth Liosaalet. Is T B. ItAUNT 4, Csthe mot, ; 111 ad NOM 11, tat ladtheasas. los Lasassathl thest, Lodes. TOM le As last lads Docks Me lassimbalrest swap li olasar. TILIciinitPOOL and LONDON FMB sad LIVE lESURANCE COMPANY. Oases—a WarrAnse, Limped; arrica•4o., missea. beer% old EsporA.Onest, Irslowdeidass, Leeds& Thar Instils*. ir emporpored y opssiel sees of pordadesd ; bar s n um. ed e spited al SLOOLOSO; ssrplef lisle et Sifting besides Ole deumulstad tli prissisma ; sad the l= Ifs rlslors sallsollsi• MIME d lowlseas mos wto prefer sairskals le spdwiliss. odd theis. aripa p = will Sae rooporkes irld; doss salealiddwildsd W ease somplobs. Ere lassrmsor es do mad terms GI eratliblewl sews swirrrox MOULT Swer Is do sm. MENDIENSE. frst dereerme°7l"awsdos. ONDON ASSURANCE (X)RPORATION, eismisawa bllegel arrest is the rely et Mai Oserge the Lle., The, eeml Melee beemem. Om% 7, Rept teams% Owhill. 0. JOHN LAURENV i r eet. ear. lEKSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HAP' .dNB JSTItiOUS iiAili iB, either ar cot Ot ory AIRLINE • MODERATE INCOME Oa sale at Midas at tharimptim—Tar full 917, either porstooLy or by ,to tie EAST INDIA KrA tie lCO V. 9, Gies& Wag Relish Cloctityant, City. - - - - • O. 4, LEADBMIALL-STREEC, London. — MOM STS Mt at MUM le to warrant every article of umielatoes, eselseime what b debetlice, or return the money U lei, se flat Ids eactemere easy MI perfect confidence. altlsonel Yi isleassb presents • Imps r well arrangid stork of Mimed Moat mabbeturea, rill fla teary ankles of Ili Ulty may I e pardiesed et Idin Cheaper dim ebrwleas —be hilt •Tn. the pew yerle.bieded penknives st le. ma In vansased; rot biescore at the se price ; excellent medialmelms. M. stel e idol Om boa dim she and oak! kw} at IL sash; Ned OAR stakletaliddliPailkS Di. each; work Ables et sill pir; ds worn t,lla Web sad forks tar tia.; Ileibmia metal lea and ebbs mist plated meted sad (imam MAIA rebuke, al esseamide cat pad. Tien ere plenty of meow in the tends ft* Mw ieeltatad maim to. viatica without beteg asaili iamb Is astambilre I swell ea his patent castellated Isetlimbla a hle Maim ibusahipmea, hY nests strop and paste, and ea aa.-111.11. TM largest sad invest Mask la London of ropier rabid mstabetarea, wet se entealaskeb, MM. seems% add-racks, Iskfidapbcobartneloga-etark Mita work and card lama la/M a tirtram aad materows after articles. New I lastnied eatalogne ont. IENDERS, STOVES, oni RE-MONS. morn at the above are requested. before Sadly riceldim, Se WILLIAM 9. BURTON'S fide hippos mid Burma) SHOW BODIN br oxfonwaso, corm of Newraanadmat, end M. I, Hew masetnet. Mei ore the lamed to the strockl, sad contain melt aa awortarat ef MODEMS, STOVES, RANCIPS, VINE-IRON and GE.ShRAL MON 4ONGILIT es mare be approached either kr aetety wortvity, Waste of dedwil.er multhAteleme W eaet masilf, Wilhelm pekes me as that low male for which Eta oda. Woismat limbers tto eeebratad kr more than • griever of a estany. Wight Move with bruised animists and two fits of him el Ito ; Rae with ormolu erimmeata sad two eels of herr. 14 lea to motor plioar, based brim complete, with stamiarde, from re. to ZS; mod hodroi, trem Vs.; ditto, with fiat ameba smash, hunt Ile. bis pions; lint.iroas, Gera 1.. lid Wei St Y. Ori. molar tad (Ow patent Moms stab radiatlig OWL The w ith rotwnwi be every pe ea apposed of. Detailed eattiamite with en cravings tent (per st) free.—Estabilehed in Weihnetzeet LP. WO. LAMPS of all SORTS ant PA TERNI3.—The as oat at dolma amurtatent of PALMER'd MAO sad other CANDLESTICK • Camphlee, Argued. and *liar LAMPS, with all the latest improeimeats, and of the sewed sod most recherche pattern% is ormolu. Rol entail and Id.dn gime, of weer men( in existence. is at WILLIAM S. BUICION'd (late Ihppie and Burton,, 39, oxfuttl-ttrret, eornerot Neeraten_meeet. sa g Ito I, Newts man met, where ell the ',atonable tome tics are IWO liall:110 very meat variety. Palmer'. rent 0111111156 (marled "Paw 711. pet lb.; English 'e C4/111/blie , Maid SM. M. 3d. pet Rollos. The money returned tee weep erode wit aptwwwd ._...... l .... _Dt . takiled (Molotov% with oftwevfar. .sat (per pet) bow iw Wtat.drott....... CLKAR, FAIR, mad SOFT SKIN. LtNile SALTUOII. nokotal Proparolloo, on hotly rr Om d tolottol ear means adoktors It ef t rsobol for Its extrsasty Monk potityloto osetkor no Ua Mira obi* by It. Win so tho moo _• =Moto gronesty ve. tel., it impels all lisporttko kom Womb" allogoora7 kodoosy to klloilsmtim, and thoodkoosoftdbolgotrooll esime. tam plotOlo Wk. ascent., ilLookratos. sad Aber tielisooot vbeationo TY; voltam Woos it bomb to kerbs*, mil Os dhow mil *limy 'Wei it kdooto is dr sklm, made K lollopooslik Is wry kibt. Irmo el woken Ikkiloor kr olio. 'Waft oisteol work. pas stook nitro Mike ototolaska, mg by Utak mom seam deli•Plikt beoldt. TOD wok Seirkade Wylie" ow se as eke pooloo meld& llios to. IL owl la. psi botalo.— =Ellot e atiox d o,44 . lll l .. . r.. kattoo•sagtko. Potion. NM by WI ro. MEASAWB MEDICATED CREAM, a me and an' Oars be anais,Coids,lbws, Brett hit*to, is atm alma Is the wen id the nib% Tbe powetrattee and North. be Omuta a:NUMMI' MEDICATED CRUX b allaying all Inter nal *TIMM gebbe Ass adds we now by bible aduwwiedeatent boned yid I. The Caen Yr tiower, Is any ear Ifrosne , Wen tams Is bill ef perfrebte a word It la ea tile and hte 'tredve in IY diddeden bat a add wield um It with td Ewa parket tenuity ; It le a watembiebedeeden. mid metal= as pima The Cream Eapplied eidentally be Mail* es t awl la • that agnate. the ebb* will be kW by thane albeied.--1.4*/ In whit dime. Ow re, by eildtlightstell***._ 11 0 !* *odd si be, at In lel. wed es* aid witeliseide by 111.18 All and Co., I mini I, Illaiditlitate. Ilewbela• bled FRANCE. PARIS, TIII793DAT. 5 P Y. The Legislative Assembly has been amusing kith with a quibbling discussion this afternoon respecting the vote of last evening, and up to poet-hour they had not decided the important point whether the prfjet de t,i for public instruction should be referred or not to the council of state. Every one here is endeavouring to discover the object and intentions of the president, ftr it is quite clear that he would not have thus haughtily thrown down the eauntiet without he had some secret re sources to which he could fall beck in the hoar at need. The ides of his resignation continues to gala ground, and tumour asserts that he will break with the majority in the Ch mb-r ere long, and thus avail himself of his ad cap tandem posiiim to appeal to the sympathies of the six milions who favoured him eleven months ago with their sweet voices. An incident troubled the conclusion of the debate yesterday, which has aroused the just indignation of the press this morning. A tiresome discussion was going on respecting the proposal to submit the bill for public instruction to the Constr..' &Etat, when some noise was heard in the gallery of the redacteurs en chef, and M. Dupin at once, in the most peremptory manner, ordered them all to be ignominiously turned out. Many of them are furious thie morning, but M. Da pin will but little heed them. The Chamber afterwards divided o. the bill, and the revolt showed 307 to 303, but this was considered so doubtful that there will be s fresh scrutiny to-day. The incident above alluded to is noticed in the press this morning generally. The esprit de corps Laving been raised, even the mildest of the ,journals blame the haste with which the president of the as sembly acted. The Ditbats says: We heard rothiug of the murmurs which led to this I hitherto unprecedented measure ; .e see Jodie:ed to believe , that the Assembly and the president were mistaken. We are far from wishing to mix up In this a ir any feeling of amour propre and personal susceptibility. The Assembly has only exercised an evident right; and the application of the right has perhaps bees rigorous and ill founded, but as to the right itself, it le ingentanable. We and our colleagues are amenable to the Assembly, and it is our dufy to sub mit to its rigours, and even to its injust:e , . Now that we have admitted the rights of the Assembly, may we be permitted to vindicate our own ? In being present at the sittings we exerched a right which is conferred on us by the constitution. We go there with the conrictiqns, the sym pathies, and the passions which animate us ; the questions which are every day dimmed from the tribune, are those in which the destinies and the safety of the cenatry are at lON. Are we gaily in taking the same interest in those questions as they who represent us ? The Assembly should tolerate a certain degree of vivacity of expression of the feel grilimsaione whisk animate in common with tha n ye& We 'Stand the parliamentary Mates an free The following protest appears in most of the joernels: An anbeard.of incision marred at the eassieslea et Ike sitting yrterday. About Ave o'clock, jest se ll.lllsse 1116 about to address the Amorality, one of those mermen that are every day heard from the tribunes proceeded from that of the editors of the journals. hassedlately, and winces any previous warning, At. Dupla, the president, ordered one of the ushers to clear the tribune. All the editors mired. Is peones ra• such an anjwitilianle and ucproet dente I maven, the press, jastly offended, thinks it its daty to protest in the kunst st its cigairy sad of its rights It had been rumoured, aye the Mee steed, that the new minister of public weeks intended with drawing the bill relating to the Lyons railway, bat inch is not, it is said, his intention. It is announced that he will be shortly called before the committee to give explanations on the bill. The Moniteur publishes a decree of the president of the republic, dated 6th, appointing General Biro pay d'Hilliers envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the republic on a temporary mis sion to his holiness the Pope, in the room of M. de Corcelles, who returns to France. The Opinions Publique nye :—" We have reason to believe that the little rienion, which was to have been 'formed at the Institute, under the presidency of the Prince de la Moskows, will not be formed. The idea is abandoned. The motive put inward is that the majority not having refused its co-operation to the ministry of the president, there is no reason to sepa rate from it. The Pope is gang to Benevento, and his return to Rome is now looking more probable. The French government has sent a stein:et to Portici to be placed at hie General Hammy d'Hilliers leaves for liFs post on Saturday. sere 'WOW.' Lowest.' Cimino For , ' - PAW% Nov. 7. lac Urdu, 1 ecy• - 7 S3U . e 2) v Far Amount 8 per Cents. ....... 33 33 115 13 55 1/6 33 63 spr Cents.. $ do. New Leas „ 1 a le n ill per Coats.... 4 per peat 69 0 l ~ .. .. tint. .owe on Loa.; oc: 304470, 55 521 ;111 tam 15 40. Delglen, 1., 1410 Do. lad 86 aS „ 'Anima loan —DA „ . les d. , Threw, koala A . 1)o. 2 .. Doman. Palle sad Odium, 730 • Paris sad . Dew% SU; Roma and Dane, 250; Minos sad llersieles. 213; Kra% Wei and' Dale, 192 30 ; Centre (Vi ram), —; bordeeaz, DM ; Nara, X3O; Parks aad Itesaboarft. 236 23; Tours and NasKla. 1/11 23 ; Ileaterten aad Troyes, 1112 30 ; Illear and rocanap, ——; Temkin, rigbe bank, 210; do. left beak, 166 73. 1390 8920 ITALY. TUSCANY.—Be a decree of the 31st ult., the Grand Duke of Tuscany authorises the minister of finance and clinmerce to procure thirty millions of lire (twenty-five millions of francs) to the treunry, under .he security of the produce of the tobacco monopoly. The operation is to be effected oy the emission of 30,000 notes of 1,000 lire each; the said bills bearing interact at 5 per cent., payable on the 30th Jane and 31st December of each year. The sum of 2,100,000 lire, to be taken from the pro-uce of the tobacco monopoly, is to be ap plied every year to the extinction of the debt and the payment of the interest. A sum of 200,000 lire more ts to be applied to the payment of premiums to the holders. Every year, af.er the interest has been paid, the ri malodor of the sum of 2,100,000 lire is to be applied to the reimbursement of a certain number of notes, to b• drawn by lot. The owners of the notes drawn shall receive a premium of one-tenth of the capital. The totes are to he Bold by auction ; the first tale eel be held on the 12th of December next. Up to the 11th of that month the minister is authorised t 3 r ceive the sealed offers of banker., and capitalises fur any number of notes. By the above described plan the debt will be extinguished in the course of twenty-six years. GERMANY. BERLIN, Nov. b. With the close of the railway debate, all interest in the proceedings of the chambers is at an end. It is a matter of utter indifference what they may do or my hereafter. The members may go home at once, and they will soon be sent hcme. The moat mode rate politicians are startled by the tameness with which the Second Chamber has surrendered the nati , n unconditionally into the hands of mitisters. The Central Committee of the Second Chamber for the scrutiny of the public acmunts, has published a preliminary report. It proposes that the chambers ask the government to communicate the estimates for 1830, in order that the committee may be in a condi tion to compare them with the accounts of 1849, and report on both at once. By this means the work of the committee J...ay be fi nished by the end of Decem ber ; whereas if the estimates are not immediately communicated, it will be impossible to report on them in time. It is understood that the negotiations about the peace with Denmark are to begin immediately. It is hoped that Denmark will be found in a conceding mood : for a blockade of the German seaports mate rially diminishes the Sound dues, and the mainte nance of the Feet on a star footing presses heavily on the Danish finances. Prince Frederick of Hesse is here: as be is heir presumptive both in Electoral Hesse and Danmark, some political importance at taches to his visit. VIENNA, Nov. 3. We have news from Arad of another execution. Ludwig Kacearczy i, of Szephalom, formerly lieu tenant in the 9:h regiment of hussars, has been shot for taking part in the Hungarian insurrection. The Wiener Zeitung, on the alleged authority of despa.chrs from Widdin of the 22nd ult., states that, notwithstanding the diseuasives of Bem and 1:31= 3,171 of the refugees (with more th an 60 among them) embarked on the 21st to return to *sir homes. The Wiener Zeittem represents them as a man enthusiastic for the Emperor. They are Meg. yam, Galician Poles, and Italians : the last-named,lt is said, shout " Evviva l'Austria." Only about 700 Russian subjects are said to be left behind. The Mint is busy coining the first money that bears the head of the new Emperor. Fifteen ream engines and 690 men are at work day and night. A transport of 120 cwt. of silver has just arrived from Hamburg. On the 2nd inst. the Bank directors published their accounts of 30th October, 1849. The total suety are valued at 299,956,189 Airing; the liabilities at the Name amount to a kretitaer. The value of the Bank buildings and some rather desperate debts are in cluded in the list of assets. On the 30th ult. the Bank of Vienna bad in circu lation bank bills to the amount of 256,668,2143. The active of the bank wee specie and ingot', 28,862,937 ff , port4tAio, 25,722,7118. ; advances on the public funds, 20,205,8008.; advances to the state, 288,603,953 florins. bCHLESWIO-HOLSTEIN.—The Frankfort Ga zette des Porter of the 3rd contains an article of an official character amending to which the ministry of the empire has Riven orders that the Danish war steamer, the Genoa, shall be burnt or blown up SCOW than suffer it to fall into the bands of the Dues. To this intelligence is subjoined a statement of fasts INSTALLATION OF THE LORD MAYOR ELECT.— Yesterday, Alderman Thomas Faracomb, the Lord Mayor Elect, was duly sworn in and installed as Lord Mayor and Chief Magistrate of the City of London. The ceremony took plant in the Oaildhall, which wee crowded principally by ladies. The neectwary oaths having been administered, and the prescribed ceremonial completed, Aldermen Fern comb was inducted as Lord Mayor by Sir J. Dalt- ; and he subsequently received the aoegratulstiene of the aldermen present, and various other members of the corporation. MIADIROUS ATTACK EPON A TURNKEY BY A CowvicT U 4 Till MILBANK Pl' ITINTUAT.-41 moat des perate and murderous attack, from the effects of which there is not the htest earthly hopes of the unfortunate victim ever recovering, was made oa Wednesday afternoon upon Thomas Hall, one of the warders of the Milbank Prison. The circumstances are briefly these At about half past four in the afternoon, John Francis, an incorrigible convict, returned from the hulks to this prison. lie recruited Hall to lot him out of his cell, which the warder immediately complied with, and as he was returning to his all in a minute or so afterwards, he suddenly iushed upon the warder and felled him to the ground with a heavy weapon, and Littered up his murderous attack with a succession of desperate blows about the head with the same instrument. The attack was witnessed by some of the other prisoners from the grating of their calls, but as they had all been locked up with the exception of French, they wets unable, although willing, so much were they excited by the cowardly and ruffianly nature of the attack, to render the unfor tunate warder any assistance, although they repeatedly called to Francis sad iniplcred him to spare th e pour man's lira. Finding their entreaties vain, as the ruffian *till continued his murderous attack, they rushed to their windows, when their cries brought some of the other *Seen to the spot, and the miscreant Francis was still found standing over his bleeding and prostrate victim. Francis was immediately neared, and conveyed to the refractory cell, where he has been deftly guarded ever since. The unfortunate victim of his diabolical fury was taken up In sensible, in which state, notwithstanding the greatest pos sible medical attention, he has remained ever since, nor is there the slightest earthly chance of his recovery, the skull having been literally beaten in in di ff erent pasta, a portion of the bone of which it has been found neesmary to take away; and he altogether exhibits the effects of the moat ferocious violence. We regret to any that in reply to our inquiries yesterday evening, it was stated that it was maraely probable that the Toot man, who has a wife and six young cantina depending apes him fir support, would survive the night, This is the mooed time the malefactor Francis has been sent to the MONA Penitentiity, and we understand that while at the hulks this &verge fellow attempted the life of the surgeon, upon whore he inflicted scummy serious injuries. LORD MAYOR'S DAY. This being the day appointed for the precession from Louden to Wanefaster, where the new Lord Mayor is ewers in, then weithe un- 1 bustle is the City. The Meets skew whisk thelisew IPSO to pia were closed spinet an unprivileged vekielse, mid at the appointed Buns the gilded carriages, the men is smear, the City %nen, and the escort of troops, gladdened the sisht of the crowd who thronged the line of the procession. There was an abund. mace of coin, bustle, and military music, and the affair " west off " very muck after the usual fashion. On his way to Westminster. the Lord Mayor embarked at Londoe bridge, but on his return re-landed at Blacktrian. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. s.—This day bad t adience of her Majesty : The Count CoUoredo William, Envoy Extra ardiasry sad Minister Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of Austria, to deliver his letter of remit ; to which he eras intro duced by Viscount Palmerston, 0.C.8., her Majesty's Secre tary of State for Foreign Affairs. WAII.OFFICE, Nov. 9. 2nd Beet. Drag. Gan—Lieut. C. E. Coors" to be amt., by par., vice Wylie% who ret.; Cor. J. Y. Cionnisv, to be lieut., by par., vice Conyetv. 19th Ligta Drege.—Liest. J. A. DIOBT, to be capt., by put., vice Tbellamon, who mt.; Cot. 0. CIA DVILUiT. to be lieut., by par., vies Wily. 4th i—Lieut. W. T. Moans), from 73th F., to be Brat., cite Forge, who each. 6th F.--C.pt. J. Num from h..p. wean., to be cart., vise F. B. 7thPr,wbo each. - r eas.Wsuoce, ken the 26th F., to be Hest., by par., vice Lloyd. who Mires. 6th F.-0* F. B. Lvourv, to ha safer, without pur., vies Hoan, doe.; Lkat J. H. B. Ds BOWL to be apt., vise Lumley; Ban A. J. Reeenrson, to be lieut. rite Rebell; FAL J. M'lCAres, from the let West India Reit, to to eon, vice Hoterteco. 32nd F.—Capt. D. APIDI/001f, from the 63rd F., to be east, vies Heady who each. 34th ford Y. , —Eas. J. C. W. Leese to to lieut., without pur., vice Stan deseased. 13th I.—Licet. A. R. Forams, iron the 4th F., to be lieut., vice Arad& who ezebangen 62nd F.—Ens. J. thererwcents to be lieut., without par., vice Mewed, deceased. 17th F.—Cisicsar-Sevi. J. Cinema.' to be querterniesler, vice D. Hamilton, wile mete. apse h.-p. 49th V.—L. T. CLAIM, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Fowler, who Mires. 1146 F.--Liest. 0. C. Muse to be °apt, without par., vice Brown, dm* I U. J. C. B. J°Pli to be apt.. by par., vice Miller, whew POlNl a lirr r boss 111.1011iied; Ens. U. E. BATLT to be lieut., ; Bea J. 7. nausea to be lieut., by pur., vice Beyly, wbieb Pam by IMAM bus cancelled. 99th 7.--Clept.A. C. Beta, tram the 94th F., to be apt, vice Rhodes, who es*. 61st If —Ilk& J. Comm, to be lieut.-ad, without par vice MaLra4 dee. ; Capt. C.C. MALCOM, to be =for, eke ; Lieut. F. Fus er. to be card vise Dews ; T. Cleseurr, to be Beet „vise llama ; Ens. &HI-non, tram the 31st F., to be vice Oelislt. Otth F.—that. 1. T. Turning to be dept., without par., vise Kiting toe, 6,4 Er. W. D. 51111PLIT to be that., vies Twining. 03rd F.-.-010. J. Hamer, tries the Bind F., to be mt., vies Abider. ask Firisebs. F..-11m. B. BANDWITIII. to be lieut., without par., vies Lathy, ilen; B A ND H. to to be ens., vice landwith. I.—Sea R. F. Lima to be lieut., without par., vice Creed, dee. 94th F. —Clegt. 0. BRODtS, from 90 th r., to to apt., ezebangea eke Beth, who trllAlTACllSD.—Brirret-M•jor J. ScAucitu, from the 97th F., to be motor without purehase. To be Cants without par.—Lieut. B. CLlticsiszie, from the !nth F.; beat. H. C. FAVLIMS/4 frank the lad F. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Jong BUcKLIT, Risher Crompton, Lancashire, coal master, N )v. 5. B/R:4MM Borrzxnatx, Manchester, merchant, Nov. 6. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM WOODS and SANCRL TYOMAS, Chespside, City, wholesale hardware= n. LOT POLIIIIOOI., Cambridge•slace, Hackney-road, grocer. Jowl Brock, sm., and WILLIAM Broca, Ashton-in- MackeTflcld, Lancashire. coal proprieurs. JOHN Broca, sen., Ashton-in-Mackerfleld, Lancashire, coal proprietor. MACGREGOR LAIRD, Birkenhead, commisaion agent. JOSSPH SMITH, and Ronzar 8111TH, Kitlemmata, York shire, fancy cloth manufactarers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Pins Cowl, Greenock, attain manufacturer. JOHN MILL, Edinburgh, wise merchant. WILLIAM SMART, Nether Muirdea, Banffshire, farmer. MATIIRW MACKINZIE, Dundee, ft isspinizer. ALZEANDER STITES/SON AND/1880N, Glasgow, baker. RANK or ENOLAND.—Accoor Notailmed 408.0061300 I re for the Weinman' Nov. 3,1819. , AITII/01?. Clovernme it Debt t 11,015,104 Other Seeurttio 3.944,900 Gold Coin and Banks 14 NUM 1111Ter Bunton 3112.077 lins.eo . s.ece ‘ • Wirt - Tillill =Mon' 3,161.7110 livelbsq, day. Dui^ Cuomo. of Nat West Dobkazai Div. Las.) 1.317. 502 Other Depodts . 10.399.T 54 Sevai-daysad oast I 1,119,114 04,168,131 Nov. 9.18 W. £9.605,000 IPLITIMST. Government lesenrlties Oneted. Dead Wee% Arosult” 14,7!9.088 Otber Moarttier 9.744,810 I N°l4l I Gott and nitre' °Ma 1170,388 £31.1:02.131 M. 111AINHALL, Chef Cubist. StICIAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British sosesesioss is America, computed from the retorts' made is the week madam the 6th day of Nor., 1619, is SU. Id. per.cwt. Buser the graters of the Mourn us is 23e. 9d. per vet Sugar the produce of the East bike is Lie. 31d. per ewL The average prise of the three furegolagikartptkos, Jointly, is LW 21d. per ewt.—Gasette these to exalt him to their highest civic homers—is an object of proper admiration. A Lord Mayor may have many faults; connsated with his coos there may be many things we could wish to see remodelled; but the very fact that he is the Lord Mayor should be, savingin exoehtiocal instances, auf fie:eat to mare ter the oongratulatioas of the pu/die. To the sew Lard Mayor, therefore, we wish a prosperous and pleasant mayoralty—heartily joining in the hozzu which greet him as he steps, for the first time, into his state carriage, and rolls along in the procession arrayed to do him honour. A crowd will gaze on that procemion as it rolls along Cheapside. The City Marshal, mistaken by the countriy bumpkin for " F.M. the Duke of WEL LINGTON," prances at its head in all the glory of a scarlet uniform. Then follows the "ancient knight in brass armour,"—to wit, GRUNDY, the stalwart dustman, mounted upon one of BARCLAY and PER KINS'S dray-horses, and held on by " his attendant eaquires," 69 and 70 of the City division of patio,. Next comes " the Lord Mayor's coach of state, drawn by six cream-coloured steeds in superb caparisons" —and hired for the occasion from AssLatsl Amphitheatre. Out of the window of the con veyance sticks the mace, that universal emblem of corporation dignity : from the other is dim layed the sword, harmless in its scabbard, and looking more Ike the wand of harlequin than the glittering steel of a warrior. Inside, almost concealed by Mr. Sword bearer's fur cap,the Lord Mayor, in his robes and collar of S.S., is indistinctly visible, uncomfortably squeezed, in with the Recorder, Chaplain, Sword-bearer, mace, and several civic functionaries privileged to rids in his state coach. The late Lord Mayor follows next in the array, endeavouring to look pleasant and to show that he feels neither melancholy Nor regret at being forced, as he terms it, to retire into the rcensea of "private life.' Sir JANES BUMS, Bart., may well do this. Then come the Sheriffs, in their equipage', satisfied behind the enormous nosegays which are stuck into their waistcoats. This is the proosesion—the " Lord Mayor's Show,' as it is homed—the astonishment of country cousins and the admiration of the young apprentices. If it is a wet they it looks d . rty and dismal; if the sun shines out it shows the whole affair as it is, hacked and hired—and vastly inferior to the analogous procession performed at the Queen's Theatre in the opera of " Cinderella." Might not the City pageant be turnei to batter count than this annual display of tawdry finery, laid by all the rest of the year to be aired on every successive ninth day of November ? The " Lord Mayor's Show" has degenerated, as everybody admits, into a most miserable exhibition. It has no popular elements about it ; the money that is spent on it has no encour aging influence on trade. Very different are these Shows from the London Pegeants of two hundred years ago ; most wretched is their contrest with the I F'rocessions to which our French and Flemish neigh boars are accustomed on their state occasions even now. There was a time when London knew how to do these things quite as well as the people of Brussels, who have so admirably retairrei the art. The annals of the civic companies will show the ingenuity and taste which was formerly displayed in celebrat ing "London Triumphs." In the Bodleian and City Libraries are accounts of the pagelots sad processions of the Drapers and other great livery companies of London, which show that in the 18th and 17th centuries the occasion of a L , rd Mayor's Show was made an opportunity of encourag ing trade, assisting the poor, and of improving the information of the people and the standard of the public taste. To give a single instance, we may cite the pageant of the Clothworkers'Company in honour of the Lord Mayor of 1691. It consisted of several parts —all entirely applicable to the Clothworkers. The first was sn allegorical representation of London, the neat of their trade. Then there was a pageant exhi biting the Gardens of Hesperides, with JASON carry ing off the Golden Fleece—emblematical of the mer chant who, by his vigour and enterprise, secured the trade of the world. Then followed the pageant of Apollo—himself allegorically con nected with the company as the Shepherd of Ring ADMETUS, and as directing the chariots of the sun, whose beams cherish both sheep and shep herd. Alter that was the " Trade Pageant," ex pressing " the whole art and mystery of the cloth workers by all manner of persons actually concerned in all branches of the trade, as in carding, combing, spinning, rolling, shearing of wool, &c. The chit f figure was Jack of Newbury, the famous Berkshire clothier, in his proper habit." The golden ram, the company's crest, adorned the front of this pageant, and around it " were many persons in rapid and pastoral habits, dancing and rejoicing with thier pipes and country music suited to their characters l and to the joys of the occasion." The master, war en', assistants, liverymen, batchelors, apprentice', end attendants joined in the procession, besides the companies' pensioners, with new gowns and caps, and l one 'hundred poor, the recipients of their bounty. 1 Such were the Lord Mayor's shows of old—very l different indeed from the tinsel exhibitions of these degenerate times. If the show is to be retained, we could wish to see it turned to similar useful accoun'. And so with the Guildhall dinner which succeeds it. The management of Iles festivity at present is any thing but calculated to enhance the public admiration of the corporation. It might be conducted so as to display to great advantage the hospitality, the dignity, and the importance of the City. As now arrasged, it only affords an opportunity to the corporation of gut tling and guzzling at the expense of individuals. The Guildhall dinner on Lord Mayor's Day costs from 3,0001. to 4,0001., and is paid for by the Lord Mayor out of the sum assigned to him by the City, and by the Sheriffs out of their private purses; t he Lord Mayor paying one half the cost, and the She riffs each one fourth. But none of the arrangements for the dinner are in the hands of those who pay for it. It is entirely mm nsged by a committee of the Court of Common Coun cil. They contract for the entertainment, and issue the tickets of invitation. And their invitations are prin cipally to themselves, as the following schedule, show ing the appropriation of the tickets, clearly shows: To the Lord Mayor for his private friends l2O tickets. To each sheriff, 60 tickets far ditto l2O ~ To each aldermen, one ticket for self, one for lady, sad two for friends* 96 „ To 240 common councilmen, two tickets each for self and lady 4BO ~ To stoat officers of state, amemeactors, and judges To Cite sneers of no state Tota1.. The Guildhall bolds 800 comfortably, but can be made to contain 900 if required. As 896 tickets are appropriated all, except 50. to officers of the corpora tion for themselves end th eir private frieude, it is obvious that the general public, the gnat merchants, banking, and traders of the City, who are not directly • Besides these, each alderman bag eight "coach orders," or ticks* which admit the bearer to a dinner, provided in the Court of Exchequer, from which room then is *dh lion, after the ladies ben withdraws, to any put of tho on ist whisk then may hippos to be Ma. among the Common Councilmen there should be esta blished a three years' rota : one-third part of their number receiving the invitation annually. This would give 160 tickets morn ;in all, 200 tickets a so year to be appropriated to the irfinential citizens not 41 officially connected with the corporation. Such an so arrangement as this ought to be acceded to without .„ objection. It would give much satisfaction out of •' doors, and would materially tend to the advantage of the City, which, in its festivities, as in everything N I else, is the first thing to be regarded. so And so, having mid our my about the Lord Mayor's Show, we oanctude by wishing the object of the so pageant all possible enjoyment of his year of office. 101: MONEY MARFET. THIS DAT. Two o'Cnoce. Consols opened this morning at 92; to 3, being an improvement of k on the closing prices of yesterday. They have since been doze at 93, the highest point, and are at present quoted 93 to both for money and the 14th instant. The Three per Cents. Reduced realised 91/ to j; the Three-and a-Quarter-per Cents., at 92/ and 1. Exchequer Bills are marked 48s. and 46e. premium. Notwithstanding the improvement in the English stocks, the market is very inactive, and the business done was on a limited scale. In the tweign . stock market the dealings have been limited to Portman Active, at 521, and Spanish Five per Cents, at 161. The French lentes come reparted front Paris at improved prices. The last quctations cf the " Bourse" yesterday, were 55.90 fur the Three per Cents., and 88.20 for the Fives. In consequence of the royal proclamation appoint ing Thursday next, the 15th inst., to be set apart as a day of general thanksgiving throughout the kingdom, notice has been posted at ell the public offices that the day will be kept a strict holiday. Durk noes. 1975 M --- 3 pr Ct. Zed. Mane.. 211 3 par 09. Oos. AIMS, 93 'TORNIO:1 5 per Ct. MIAS= Hoods, 46 per Ot. 11•14. Hoods. 44 II per Coot.. 5 per Cl. Druzilbut Ns., IN 4 Ditto New, 6 twr Ct. 1111ClioN Ayr., 39 41 Ditto ChM= PD.. PI 4 Colutnb Der Ble . Columbium E prador Ms. 31 i 3 per Cl. Du tub 5t..D., 72 4 25 per I. Dutch 1111.. 5351, 4 per Ct. Dutch Oahe., Si 24 FUNDS. 3 per Ot. Coo. Aoe.. 93 3$ P er 924 # Bulk 45, to 4k. ea I per Morels& lide.l6# lT Once&o4. Nel. Deferred 1t0...! per .18MAI 6 per 43t. Pemba sae. 92 3 Pariereems Coe!, 33 4 tz Ct. Sum DID. IST 8 Ode, 464 IT 3 Per &Viable 34k 1. Scene& Deferred leds..- 16100 Nerlve ads..3B I par Ct. Femme& Dm.= Venezuela Deferred Nis.. I MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. so Half-past Tan.—St:aka —The public sales, consisting of to 5,000 bags Mauritius, 7,000 bags Bengal, 1,000 begs Madras, 2 0 and 160 hhds. Barbadom, have gone off with more steadiness U, than was anticipated ; but the amp - item sustained the mar i. 1 ,6 ket by buying in freely. The result of the Sugar market so for the stectk shows less activity, and prices SS a shade lower than last week; yet general quotations cannot OS, be reduced 6d. Refined has been dull the last two days, IL end sales could not be made to any extent without giving 0 ... way in prices ; ,ow brown lumps, 47s 6d ; fair to floe grocery. 48s. to 60s. ao COPPas.—The small public sal se have again gone off SO higher. On plantation Ceylon of middling to good gush. In Von an advance of 6s. has been established during the week; r. ' , 11‘ e ordinary to good middling, 555. to 655. Speculators and " IS others have been large buyers of good ordinary Ceylon, and is fully 20,000 have ehaoged during the week; the opening to price was 441., and 465. 6d. has been freely paid today for at. common, 475. 6d. for suprior. An advance on Java Brazil, 50 and other foreign desasptious, of 2a , has also bias fully 40 erabl;shed. so Sances.—Pepper has been In good demand during the t o week, and an advance of I pei lb. has been paid for large 100 I parcels. Pimento has also been sold at a alight advance. Si Cassia Lign.a sold from U. 13s. to 61. 101, which were high prices, founded cn a scarcity of the 'ride. SPll.lll.—Rum remains steady, but Brandy is difficult of so sale at lest week's currency, although the prices in Cognac 20 have been very firm. Corron.—The demand has materially revived the last 11 three days, and prices are a shaded . ii FaviT.—Valencia Reims advanced to 435. 6d. to 44c, at an I Cenaunrs been in brisk demand. Se In a ker articles no material alteration, but the amount of at. business done in the minor articles has been rather IM. 11 this r week. 100 St. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. iii 6 The terms of business in this market to day are rather Is easier for the buyer, and quotations are a shade below those I of yesterday: Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. 3d. ; October to December delivery, 375. to 375. 3(1; January 1 1 b to March, 375. 6d. —....... 10 .... MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. so IS There was vary little English Wheat on sale this morning St from any quarter ; at the same time there was very little in quiry ;t• for the article, and Monday's quotations were main- ii` Mined with difficulty. In foreign Wheat the transactions LH were quite in retail at former prime. English Barley was 91 scarce, and brought full prices, as did also foreign for grind. I ing and feeding purposes. The receipt s of Oats have been 90 madrrate during the week, and the trade languid, with. 10 out alteration in value. Beans and Peas support the late ic, advance. 10 ARRIVALS; INTO LONDON FROM sth NOV. TO 9th NOV. 10 QM. E 31,1412. &mod Irish. FOTO4III. la Vilest ...... IMO I Barley .............. 1450 1530 U Oats Moor. 3,020 seeks; barrels. Malt, IT L ON DON AVICIAOM— Wheat, Os. Id. ; Barley. 31s. Id. ; &slit, 3 ,,i 19s. 4d.; Stye, 275. 6d.; Beeps, 965. ltd.; Per, 335. 3d. 10 IMPERIAL AVEBAGEB. lO ... \ Wbset.l Barley.) Osts. I Kis. l Board Boa. t Bept. 29 ... .„ 43a 47s 46,17 s 11123 s 2diftli lid 3ls ild f: Oct. 6 ... 42s 2 71 ad 24s 94'39s Od 22s ad a* 13 ... tls 44 211 04117. 32.34 s 6‘ 1 324 1041 ls Ild _ 20 ... ... 41. Itllla 2117 s 46 Ha 9L;298 fel2o. 3d „, 27 ... ... It. 74211. 6.1 17s 9622. Ild'Us Ild3ls Te ov„, Noe. 3 ... ... 41 a 4435. 74 les 10496 94 1 291 1041294 7d as —I je 1 weeks' A 67) .. 61. Aver. 41 210 Odd.. 4d Bat 3429 a 32.39. 34 . Derr.—Wbeat, Barley, Oct.. Rye, Bases, sad Ps^ Is. Motu 4-2—i i nn. Oat. ee I Od . . lg. Oct. 213. Oct. 27. No.. 3. " et. ii i 41 6 41 4 41 1 ••• COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. 30 110 Bate's Hartley. 15t. ; Saddle's West Hartley,lss. : Ca r t '. Hartley, 15e. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d.; Haitian's Hartley, 15a. Tanneld Moor, 15s. ; Walls End Btaddyl's Hatton, 18a. • wan, End Heaton, 16.. 94; Walls End Huwell, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 18.. 64. • Walls End Lamb. SO ton, 18s. • Walla End Stewart's, 18s. 34'. ; Walls End Tees, 11 0 1181. 61.-3 hips at market, 302. 10 BOROUGH MARKEL—THIS DAY. i s Mears. Patteaden and Smith report that the market re- r e mains the same. SO --- So HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADINII/11—Hides, 561 be. to 64141., 144. ; 641ba. to 721ba., 144.. tee 14 ; 7211*. to 80141., 2d. to 244.; 601 be. to 8811 m, 244 to 3d. ; Seib& to 961 be., 344. to 3441. ; 96141. to 104141., 344. to 4d ; 1041 be. to 11214 e., 41. to 444. Horse Hides, 7s. Calf Skies, 11511 t, le. 6d. to Se ; fall, 6e, 6d. BERXWMIT. —Sheep Skins, pc.lled, 3e. id. to 41. 9d. ; Heats sad 4111-brids, 30. Od. to 31.9 d.; Downs, 2s. 3d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. Although the supply of Bern is not large for the time of year, it exceeds the demand, which is considerably decreased by the unfavourable change in the weather. The choicest qualities, however, are not very plentiful, and 4s. is still ob tained in meat instances for thrta. Inferior kinds are lower, and several remain unsold. The number of Sheep is about an average ; trade is very dull, and llonday's quotations are not maintained. Calves are more plentiful ; they me s ave abun dantly espplied with Pigs ; the pekes at the dead market ble heing ve low. causes a considera redaction Isere. From Germany ry and Holland there are 259 Bouts, 630 Sheen, 105 Calves, and IS Pigs; Spain, 10 Beasts; Leicester and North ampton, 300 ; and 148 mulch Cows from the Home Counties. rev stone of Mb. La.a Q. i Per Woe w Ma. La. a L best See% Iletefords.. 3 8 4 0 Dot Den int.-bft to o 0 Mat Ohm-M ... ina . .. 3 6 3 8 DM laswiro4oB. 3 8 limed quality Bads_ 28 3 4 Do. 4e. Olsen Itlees 7188 god 11 Dna 8; 87- Lynda 310 4 0 Taelss Drub 84 vadat, LOU ; Romp onli Late. 4,790 ; 08 1 ‘4 8 . 210: 1480.111. to 3e. SO latmerken 31 Do. Feig ... ... ns; _., ... $4 Antlgt.,Not.,Bos.,&E In. 4 Darks k Haas BM. (Gt. West 16 CL) 2 1 1 mid Oxford I paid, Cr witb a pansies .. SO Do.odaosat to gamest« 131 Ilinn.Weiv.k State/ale) 10 sells Web., mal sells &sly paid, or wt 10 tf.:=1.4.7:,a: 71 Bostem,l3llm,and diem... 90 BriMol sad Easter ... 1 7 4 Do. Tblyda ... 171 Bardringhamahlii ... ... 13; Do. 4 shares.. ... ... 10 Do. lO Preference reg . $O and Holyhead .. 13 Do. Preference ~. ... 40 Dublin and Detail June -35 Mt amass .I 16 Do:lii 3 F.. I; If.j ". 34 D0.(31.10a.) t h e . Ct. Pref. 20 Eastern Coun ... .. 10 Do. New Oisa.ll p. CL... 11 Do. Bat., sp. Ct., No. 1 61 Do. do. N 0.2 641 Do. N. kZ. I per Ct... 42 Do. New ... ... SS Eastern Union, cans B (late I. is B. dui ... ... 23 Do. dens C. M11e... - 30 Do.=. tp. CL) SS Bast ... ... 23 Do. New ... ... 61 Do. 10. 4 'hares - 64 Do. 6 par Ct. Pref..; sh. 25 Ems Llaminshlre ... Se lidinburgit and 0 w. . U Do. 1 'hum . U Erlinburg,Perth,ktriandee 15 Do. Newport .. II glow, Yeovil, k Dorch. ' 21s. Irsetsr and Smooth . 10 r real Northern 114 Do.; .bares, A.DetierriSl 74 Do.l shares. B, 6p. Ct.. 10 Do. i per OenL Pref.... 474 Gt. Bouth.and West. (Ire.) 106 Great North of England... 35 Do. New, RIO ... .... 30 Do. New, R3O ... ... 13 Do. New, 1.16 ... . 100 Great Western... ... .. 30 Do. ... ... ... 13 Do. New, SIT ... ... 50 Hull and Selby.. ... ... 121 Do. 'harm .- .- .. 50 Lancaster and Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thirds . 100 Lancashire and T01 : 11/11iii 96 Do. do. M.D. &B. (0 De. PSIS. ... ... .. 161 Do. Thirds ... .., ~. 10 Do. New (pa. 6 p.Ct.).. 10 Do. West Ming Union 35 Do. Preston and Wym 10 Do. 4 shares (A) ... ... Se Lads and Bradford.. ... 50 Leeds and flirt* " 5 Do. New Pref. 8 p. Cent 111 London and Blaekwell 101. on Brighton, k 8.0 Set 100 Do. New 13 gun. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed 3p. Ct.. late Croydun Thiret SO Do. Pref. 5 per 0at.... 50 Do.Conart. 5 p.0.,11152 131 London and Greenwich .. 10 Do. holism, .—. 100 Landon Si Narth.Western 12 Do. do. New I shame ... 7 Do. fifths I Do.SIOBIL,N.. inal.(e) 50 London & South. Western 421 Do. Now, £3O ... ... 54 Dm New, E4O . _. 6 Do. Preemies 7 'P. CL. 20 Lowestoft Ottor.l per Cent 3 Mama., Buz and Mat... 100 Maas, Sher: and Liar.. 123 Do. shares, No. 1 ... 25 Do. 121 Do. Mrs% Na 3 .. 10 Do., ow £lO Pref. ... 50 Do., Great Grimsby ... 224 Do. Slur. andlAnooln... 25 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 41 Do. Lined& Union .. 100 M SO Do. /.30 shares -. . 100 Do. Ma. and Derby ... 100 Do. B. and B. Bp. Cont. 100 Newcastle and Carlisle ... 15 Do. New . 120 .. .. 5 Do. Ousran.sl per Ct... II Do. ... ... ... 5 Do. Preforms's ... ... 176,1torth Eltallsidelltire &W M . 30 'Oxford, Won., aiver. 15 Reed.,Cluild., and Reigate 41 Royston and Nikita ... 25 Seventh Centrsl ... ... 25 Mtn& Midland ... ... as Do. New ... _ 12 dbrowsg i s Dirm., Om i S Do., New Guaranteed.- IS Sbrowsbury and (baiter ((Na. W. SM.) ... ... 184 Do. Osweatry ... ..• I Do. 10 D savo i h t per Ceti. Pref.-. 61 Unlon ... ... 0 Roe $3 Do. Preference ... 11:t South Smears ... ... ... 10 Do. NO. 4 =wed ... 7 lio. 2 B.: ool.. Yark.r il :Do&r 4 .m. ow & Gods , F.ct. - 141 UAW!, Botberdisa, sad 30 Waterford and ililkanny. SO Wear VoDoy, Sp. CL pa. 23 Do. sio. do. . a WIN. doomooot t &Woym. Id TakAnsoondok 30 Do.ga..(TorkkNowoo.) I Do. 0.14.1. Pozoisamo or PfafftGoll a I York sod North Midliad: 10 i Do. Predsrenos ... ... si Iromans Lmw•n. Aarisaillsit (WA Itallin Arieleal mi z = 1"1" Maws (viersoi) I irmts i l P s " • • !I Pd'a• 1, I R , t 21 , 11 I Pa• rr 61 dill. " 2 3 2j di% 211 ii \ 6aTizaiga ... a omit mu= r;s0;;;11, . 1';; Do. 1 Luzemboarg ... ... .. $0 Nsmar sma 141 N•rthers et Trues . Odom and 'Gramm .. M P• 010 and Wear 20 Parkised Boma 12 hzis aed Strasbours 23 WM sad Haws 20 11222120 sod limos I $ Tam and Wints. 111 2110112102 n 6i 5 dia. 9 9 3 9i Bidleezdli LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8. BTOCK-EXCINAWOI. — Thar was w. little doss to day, lout the feeling is still t Birkenhead, lancsehlre„ sad Chaster, 13—Caledattaa (pret. o. 8 Is. 38.—Edlaborgh eed Olatiev, 30—Lattorohlre and Torkshin (filth showy, 6 110. 3d. 4. — Ditto (324 shares), 104 d.—LowSon awl North Worm, 1146 4 14— Ditto (raw 1 sharca), 1 Ila. 3d. p.--111dland (4 shwa), 214 d. —Shrewsbury end Ck( eta N.W.11. (wet guar. 8 per wok), 14 18t 9d.—Tork, Newewdle, end Baur (O.N.E. 8 per sent till '80), 6 d. MANCHESTER, Nov. 8. 6rofilAiettastOll.—Business was very dull, and prima me way to a small extent nyder the pretence of sales in the hands at token, which continue to be considerable. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 8. is Broes-Istouruz—Tbere wu rather a better feeliag thy m ate to.dae 11111 prices bad an upward tendency. %sew* bury sad Preference Scrip was done at 21. lie pia. LEEDS, Nov. 8. Biooz-lisawilia—This morning we have had • rms. w h a t wiser MOW( Warw. 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