The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-06 00:00:00

( /:;:i t / ' ..r.,e-w- e... 0 . v e 4ka eg c ::' " • ",#Ze__• ~ I:i 9 L. 2./ • pfiILANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S FARM Rd(01110 DEPOSIT BANE Nil MTN°. OCHOOL, for tbe Reknesike of WENN awl Tama Bela 017101. Na 91, STRAND looprelle • RA% MI. 1.A71,1.+. DIMINO DSPARTMENT.-TM berreeksi r ef vlddi NI Hr Mod Medea, Mated" the QUERN skeet hare pstresbeo the sehis set seed ef Ise pied MININ UN loyal Illsksese Prism ALBERT, K.O. led to the easidishiessa of this iNderiskies, liss . 7 . = .oe raimsen-11 112 (hum Ns Debtor RICHMOND, K.O. We beNeste=perike liens/ 'kb rivet lkdr ot a Oa Tiassitess-91199 1116dolise, Nes Vet ri& or of tke samby. sal S. paiel stelne 16 obs Nessities Yee bees essalal 4 the mod woe ,t 4 rood to Ulm 7, 1 2 be Vibe of .11111M o l i & ._, I L i broordbt 104•144 Is P oe. Irot. Mr maw 0 'Mr 01101L10 a __. Of 11/ sees st Petterb oe. lOW Issitst. eel Nest by the home mid i ..., di ," 24. :‘ . .. • melba 41 IM sommary borddlmoso Ake mi, IMMO im N ail - 1 : 1 " - ". ... TweeN so !WWI: ortai= le lt d = a sti CV al anni e. S. 0 Fos 8.1"."7871"Fier el" e.ilekis is Ile awls or Os ersaas spin sad emseer. MD LITIZPOOL iv, et viskaessen eiressilsa 09 le siedikd • 6 . iv , WWII 114:1 0, 1111reallege at We hasselast AR lets le _Nob ias& Aimed 3. Ple gem et siseskalea. MN& hee leis=sei BMW& Ist 1 : EN 46 BM Bons. M Negssg, Sisaless. sal other Natiantal rheas of se. vie be isiangAbitos a.m.' roiistsi et 0 " :,' st :: : latzo to *ft. to 7 - "X• l . l n ..t= u lltr:2 1:::: ot otoo to boo r t t : E " " I " geeds.atery ba to Se 300 se YAWN& )1911 et 0 60 to Ere to Se 1103 to Ie 100 ,Tra bi tTgA bodisib aphodiakeftaia. mai t b, 990 of 024 to 96 to Nil Its 110 to Ie 9 F1 ... . i1ia ii .....„, o io. a im bo o . - - t o „Tho o . fm OW? MSTROPOLITAN SACS AND CHIMP= OOP. ied to nibs by ewadedslat. sad veashisas a meant 111/00 us above. o lsocouoy Irlissika 9 sesdisa, wifilles. sed a rstied. BITTING /OR ?Hi DISHY. ohs 00ooNtes sue smeassziees 9 MT/ 0•1 mot 01•111181•••• s tim , lat SA 3rd Aare geemoodell/ e 591919. Tee way et the am* Hone. nom Her. as 1.1, by" TO le Milt is as fintlesisasa ea = la ßbeenri m els: 490 490 00 to 90800 to 9093 to ji,o9 to 11 1 2 M prueseshlM Ist lie Wades of ether beer, support 990 ot 100 to 30.000 to 16.000 to 790 to es = i do promlml• 4012 visits the& Nem 3090 of 1 11 oto 18000 to LOOS to 290 to TM mete, ,et NO slime le selsea ashen liken Olds 11.000 of 0le• to 4000 to 298 to 1.26 D to S I: I wood ressiws se= ea sellesas hire sea 1. 0 . 1090 of 040 to AND to 190 to at t o Ss 9 ere dead for IWO of 0111 to 1,214 to MO to MO to = 1 1 10 i.,, ,. ... m .... inj a y s two L l = import As the olden ef Ms Nies le ccadiseed es • eels Nedidesta is lig of t o o p o t,se NS Om la Nesedse Os &Mimi cads, welsh sum before et= .. er• ressledsd that the deeds ot •01 to thil• Oak We will P 2000,10 4 1 01 011 1611 71/0/0/09110 100010 Pans Hal e d Abe Sub pold as Aimed by t - 1 . 7e edes-Thed bone &Hist Ity . tw o cycoisot hy Os Tressissie, WlllasaMeasmas Sec T AN& Llts*-Posbe sedan wads NNW to Hon Omsk omoosom at oi ~ y she selaMil Cbseisis b et the lasSiesties. N. b. Ike deer* Posectios r Bi 01,4 Mem Ilk= eel Card TA Leseberdeaset; Mem& For Preopeteaste sad nether blessislioa, way to tbe flessesay, M..' k , l rAbi=iseliesseed se Poselltiel the Mad. ffe su llitries "... 6o Ike eversi Rasa. sed One of Warthag, an B.C. "' g :Doebalo Via flossiel Paid ler the yerukses et the Lad sal Life," "Ikerbe Them" and " Km" MI Mortlou of OM ItaisoMMOMl la adomma to the above the Msesprs NV by the odds whist all :g ... 1 , 04 "r m M a r 411 / 3113 "" His 141. 1 SlOO 0 t resvi l del. " Bststr al Lble sn nt" tar : I = P oM m tr e a II"' ft" "it"' Uhts4Plll •• '''''' ••••• ********* •••••• 111 IT SMITH, draetiv. stelik 0 J. O. Ostiley, Neb. ..... 21 00 - IN 00 CoL 21. Ms ' : * seri ***** IC A l i g t.,4o.ac i • / ".. . .. . Ise to 0 R. Mraree. Mi.... • • . 21 0 0 Uurooi,Md C . o. as iu OJ. so t .. iiiii4 n u 0 , 1 , 1 17 1 .ib1e."..: 1 1.1 S D. C"*.,6. II 3 S ........... ****** 52 10 0 J. 111111 mo, , pre do. 10 10 0 Phi% nu0r....,..... ot tu 0 P. 164. pit do. 10 10 0 !Inward .... 42 10 0 J. Hass , per duo 10 10 0 up sod Co.- - ... 12 10 0 TM IMMO Mir 0. 11331... t. sal C 0... 03 10 0 Om IN.. . INN& and Co. Id 10 0 Ilt ilaiasid atem es., IN.. itsebeiy. bad co . * 910 0 4 15, Ar per dab .il 10 l• 0 The liana; . ei ifit . - ter. . Sin Wy.t., —... .... a ofl J. Woes. See, verde lO 10 0 Lard Ve.orrham . Is. 8. 11.4f001. R. - C. Duos,. SO Si Hamm HoNamd;Nre .. .. to 0..4%0 0. 10 10 g a Ott p rizalaeL, NI • :,.. Pa" . ii. ..... 10 j: 11. 1 • 74-- . •Ix 1 : t • • 1§• •ciddi a .— .. - ~. , ..- vii ... g ii.....:::: so 0 • H..„• unit.' . y.„...:::: iv 13 : E of Hasseeby l l 0 0 il. Norltertarth. Dp., WI of Cell 9 23 0 0 pot dui. lO 10 0 os add 1.2...„- 13 0 0 C. A. Tomo, Paq....... 10 10 0 I. arose, sad Co. 25 0 0 J. Nbrroood, Esq.. .... 10 10 0 N lobar ~. 44 144•00•11.... , 1.1.1 Naos of dt R. J. 811.20 rd. Mq. .... 111 100 Paror. aKII aL 2 1 / 4 no 0 so. i. L ool.t..oi.iiiii: to io o C 0 k .,..h..... J. U. 11.424 M. H. 10‘rr. PA. ** - - .... 10 10 0 11. AIM,. Jim, Iraq- 21 00 : Mr. *taint Adams . - 10 00 Mt M. Mosto•urc - . 30 Uto ' Lord • :main% .... ..... 10 0 0 M. T. Roston, Rev, Kdoord Prothro, En... to o • 11.0' . .... . . 9 00, J. :dteuhard, L5q....... le 0 0 H.0.0p r TrNer, M.P. 10 0 0 II It. wood. Eft. ...... to o o 0. Vousirm. NA.. .. 11174 Igu•i• .04208_-• H. V.,...1uta. Md.. .B. lAr ma, Req..., 1 tJr D. 11,11. Ma.. ...... . 11 00'W. P. Wood, to q . 1.1. to tu o . Pomo r. Mq... -.. 11 00 ' Major Woodroui• ...... 10 0 0 .M. ulobtoam • Moq ll 0 0 C. Myer, M „..... .... 10 10 0 Cur C. readhstre 2l 0 0 J. Thackerey, Esq. ld 10 0 Dr/ft deboodytloes se Toed modal greedy ederrib SY DS Al Phassebropie. 3, INS. FORTY-EIGHT AND FORTY-NINE. Author meet =ow ergot , STA& stowek—the net is o'er. Mime Met al t a llf " :4 -idgik. , pdcatairraps."Ltdoed. 4 ani were ts erowd. kink kw ains. 111 melle.. Rot sear et the bar The leartall Ws el am" b a r Zeeth e'll = erie ssi. rod. Ze d s:: ea l 'a lri... And mak a goilimer Ali bi l i = l S IHy , WA Wee • gem 'eft I , - —... ... rants have el eei livints so weak 16W ; :l ime la ; deli Mi. e wers tout tiles Is new as et= strain I Sillemia NI Oirewitima des ides I elleellerge &Edema, ease wee revive. Amt speedft Se thrits. MOSZ am aillnilf iiise to say That still their Mars Melee its rear ; While 14Iaute Aid Thomas duesfd. Thm will were asomedis el Ike wadi MOSES and lON. ami4 Os We. AM firmer then they sect wri. And, like Victoria. Oar as ow Thar grow In conitiones ark ie. Nor bare they ear tad to gm The dregs. of the tenons mar. MOSES tai So,: , la " Fortgoodd. ' Have met with favours more arm gnat. And multitudes bare laid *Mr aid, To airy branch of MOM Veda Thor feel t• elr pulled, kali, AMaTer Main lawyers wing nar wgod— cagibc stl InsuWd. a sail SO . the essedng yaw. mime NS spew. a an ribitts=" a elablas So mold Os is* Vie arsha s perr dui Immi. = = ll . ga= TY e=l at their = mi. I,.... al fsensad tv7ett e rn a eatimr, fur ths favours you bestow. isOLOr.N sad SON will prove to you What trading enterprise can do. While crudity and price combine. To claim your old In " Forty-nine.' In dl the garment, you may max, Improvements shall be Mous,c to best. 110eth4 and ielN will time defray The debt winch they bare now to pay. And, &adles., in thiamine p.m. All aroma will be mutua here. While NOSES thus would study you. Your . ally favours you 11 name MOSES aal lON repast your Md. A ad tru.t. you II payola* their Undo. (Mama ramie. se," they"aad mine, For urmonte at • moduli, mak Think what you Ye mined la years gems W. And grant a favourber reply. You never found them ones costema. The trout • hich you mooed In them. And when the meant messes K Mud rayill, still wall Mi.i prom =Nee& And r u nlet CO a charm hen, Th.. 7 .4h their mania, far sad sew, A I C owl a preperous year t - Nellea—The wl Department. 1.14, allseetes, is new replete with won torch of the semen. Oteerwit—Any artiels ',uremia& ready-made. or made its mateme, V ast isimmei of. will be sielimied, o. if prefenol. We mousy rm lei M. gad SON, and Tailor% irsollen.dragere Owen! Outfitters . Clothiers, flatters, City Met rlutemakers, sad for a, 164.135, 1,36, and 137. Moorish and 83, 44. Ilk a ni , laatirs. OWN and NON regret baring te mord the rah& hot laws Minted that dm nallartmanslik•khettood oak Mem r" Itie the awe eassens." laellesa re row =orim i agfor stortor remensahe o L i bame d. = motri_ . _ `ml"' Two denim lien could eaS at ar good to the Mourns r -firaram,a2hi. Meal* meet is ahead frees sago* Friday to mem Salimdar, elm bedew is moms* Oil 12 eclair. aw tto la.. trot 105. d Nam February laat. £3,051. TUMILIL, litaidest Chaplain. a~f) foe egiONIOTINU the HKLIEF of DRPTITUTION It Os MICTIOPOLIB. sod for 1 the wrist.. of Ur Poor by mars of Parablesod Dirtriot=l4 .l . Limier ue .eporbilesimee owl direction of the MEW, aael Otero. I . lt I 1;611111. Nei Sec the Lord 8I hop of LON Tie Right Ilea. W. R. Oliwiehono I Mr R. U. Italia Bert. Y.P. Ytr Waiter R. Vargobar. PM. Henry Kloweeto. Reg. U. 4. Trafalipirarware. Simi Metric% Taking lsdMM. we now reoriving pasta from the Fund. Their opsISSIM Wind anti the pawed Carte of Looks. in. eluding lietboal grew/. Cagfitgalwall, NI poet'. eboredateb. Whltochapel. Xeennaton Tbo clushltrage demands upon the fund under any sin eiu.Nse . sad amid the winter prove protracted or even the asile upon them will or kiabletily he very urgent. The fund. In hand aro at the unseat Uwe ten. than they Mat over less at Nis ea son, and It will moire ovary energy as the part of We Made of like Seeley to valve the gums newesgy to mowed to the .lei nerds latish my be 'sported The following ancients have not been previously soliamainigilelt . . . - Writ. W lotbrop. Kee., Ind doo .t3O 0 Admiral W. Jos 11 0 leclif.ml Herm. 6i1.. a 6 6 Aida% bel 6m. A Enrol at 6 0 brut col lO 0 Lally It. •itioneor 6 0 111,611 I.ufficia..6l.a6O6 6 0 Lady do Mumma. bad MT T. Pliollip....ltA Ken * . 6 0 W 11. Smith, Eat. 6th 4ko. .. . .... 10 0 .0 petard Visitor . MC. tortwo, _Hart . IN•liop of Lowden lOO 0 A. Peltre. Kra. .. 1 0 air W. K. Beet:. 6016. ... 0 W. J. :II; 0 Pam laildwa. 6 Lleiti..o.4 Pawl. . 6 0 V. Dewherelk 111;1..: ad 1 0 J. p., at . .. .. • t o & A. Ilanticy. da T. Tye. ....feadefi. I • U. Asoarre euper y esereWe. • cheque, Ird Dee. Ulm La 7 Ilamedica 5 0 J. Cowley. Keg. ..3al don. 1 2 hams. Form/arr. Ere.. lady IP re 3 0 ▪ C•peel ......3rd dom. 10 0 Mho Stoma daa 3 0 Mr I' *MA. ..5114 dew 2 0 Ow W. 11. laiwrirato. &ham. ....., 10 0 Lady Td•tor .11.01101. 5 0 Ma. Lovas ll_ ...ore ...a 2 0 lady Nary eledeteet sth doe . 0 . The la: awn* newt of the Aesneletl.ol will ho found to Ore full 4e. 1e0...f lt. opeestlest. It nay be halm Meant. Kivinittone. IlatchtalA or limit., Copan will be forwenlod 0 toM, on application to the Necrotart. Capt. C. V. Colville -... .96 0 Sir ileo. Harrow. Ns* 1 Lady /Nikki ler. Ur. JeW. ... Major J. Mac hine Jt La I/ &Mika .& Cul. C. Rey. IW. ▪ o. - John Wilarbottorn, fa q. Roliert la-ban, Nap .... 21) Chivies Haire, Emil., ad 100 11. Shrine, Esq . ...... J. Bailey. Jun., Esq.— 2.5 lion. Luly ittoptord Sir Edmond flacon, Hist., 4th d0n... . . 1 • Ueor a l A. llmilt, 41L don. P. 11. Cheney, Foq a 7. Holland. Ku. ----a Hahn Jell Slurp° a Rey. S. Winthrop a 1 1 - 11.141 lonara Malt lfirevii Succurrere disco." 44h da 10 T. it. arotadoi stampo A Lady Mrs West Rev. W. J. Enda ..a Terrick Hamilton, Esq., oth don. ... Sir W. K. r - k %Air ....a 1 Ir. J., 3vil don. .... 90 Men. Mnt C. M. Vernon Harcourt. brit don. . ss OIL The Hon. Jamul Lind- ILI. Vale WainelO, sth .4.e..... 1 Jamul Irvin, l'ocartbelleme are received by no AT INS 11112T.IND. as lierrfee "weldor, and rit. Jantei.stroeL )1 , -no. Demnowl. CLMne Qua r.n. Conte end Co., Strand. laniteft: Ye." /kerb Hest renret:. -- Wlitlacee. Descon, and Co.. Rhybla Darelay. Buten. and en.. Leeherd street AM he the *emery, at the dike of the hereetatios. 4. Bt. letettah bee. Ttaltletteequara. rSHESENTS for WEDDINUS„ BIRTH-DAYS, ofti all FESTIVALS. PELI X RUM WERLTS AST UFAFT V RES. do eared y the rood eminent Enellth mile^ =bY theme the En E.& nr. Inanufseturera, sad add by all reepedebie ware me Its Ml I' +a PIANOFORTE CANDLESTICKS, In Paden (Townsend,. IL. the V ACINTH GLASS IR. Eleanore. S. R. Al. SPILL CASE 'Tears at n liongre J. Both. 3e. and upwards. EALTCLLLAK. In dere metal. ornamented with sElito end Iwo weed ; with Ern. the pelf. WAD 'SPOON amid FORK, In caned wood. El 1. the kik ; Ivory Are rarer, at ?arras skew. lanal' N I VIE Greyed wood lark H. ; erred hem beadle, 348. rd EREIrrLATTEIL In caned wood, to Os.; poreekr 121 pi du woad, 3. M. CHEESE K NUE. witherred.rod handle. ITL : Ivory handle. TM CH V.Est: Moll. with arred wood towdor. 4E. arpl upwahk. KIVTTEM DISH. is tarred wood, with lining of glare or erns, Ms. bor BUTTt E kirk and R K NIPS. with blade. eareed.woed handle and plated blade. Ms.; roe ele. CAR% I \it KNIFE and FOR wooden handr. caned with donee rot EA T at, the pek. Tlell INEIN et verbs% erten. YIeU cARTINo-KNIVE and MIX, to but and fit6o6 111 0.4 _s l bk. red BEER Jl Ski=tm Ms. hy Story lU. J. Towered), 184.; ISM kh Er? WAT r ER VO, et" . 4 Ir. and liforerdo. (1. Rol veer, A.I. A. GOBLET, to Ir. WATER c A and TWIRLS .In easaselled glan, IT.. £IM TA RD POT " Tbe Erse Toren.' in Parka, ft.; and Is leer A StA Ia LTC ir. KLLAIL Is earthenware. A dolphla with • A.M. Va. M. the CAMELLIA TEAPOT. In arksair venal. surmounted by Perko ' Seer. I.h. ; In silver. 1.3 plena; or Prod mar. eta. IL Er. re. A.K.A.) ATEA CADDY. le woad, rearm mem A !IA CADDY SPOOL Y MOLE Id; In direr. 11. lIIREAD JUG. In erg err and ersers ; In Parer!. 411. WINE T KAY. In paw IL Redpsre, and ERZ L ERE In Basil risers IR. Arran, AJLA.). the ink WINE GLUEY. enasnoliod colours, fr. RAMP t K GLANS. "Marin "neer Orb oakum and engrin. , l. 111. J. Towrisil Vont= DM:4lm r 10111 , 01 and Voluts, with ookottoilmeoknitto.6 *mat rtuketswerlea.liftwlikessobenlimobauteniMalsolmandena !loanWar. Ms. al. Tt ay., ; p E rie D r ECANTER STOPPERS, la rented k shire t, to CAN J. Benbind CAN OLE...TICK/L-7 C. r green. M olio, deemed b IL J. Towns. sed. Mors and Meek. refer pekes MATCH MOT. "The 1110010 Tier' Is Prke. prim E. 6i PLOWER Can Belmer. In Parka, Pb.; celennal dim Ms. MOE P INIPTAND, k perrals IJ. ED.. El li.„ and upwards. BUJ DEO INKSTAND. In sever end In elotr. KUL at ketone pylon; In here. Se es. en I organic with news'. tana. KISSING CIULDREN. paper weight to motet. E. In Palen; Ide In marg. PArset itslys. to souk with kit blade. In morocco re, Mk and spark. WVIRAII . AL Tern Cotta U. 11 1 21, b / . 3 ,43 .* gni ine $ k. fa ertsk 011111116/1 Esarriller. ken. • PAPER to hone Mom ook Relgrave.. At W. flinipers. 341. Swank BRAE K AT& In wed rod, KIS. the pair. awl upward. PAPIER-MACHE CLOCKIIO I CASE. at rartuns prier -oEreser. Till DISTRESSED MOTHER. • rtalucll• (hilt IL W o• m o cii) . kwP T r a AT fak s " On t .I.K LE. a atuette. by Minns Power. In Parka, Eff ell AnisPEARE. • senestr la Pagan. E 3 3e. ; sko In Brows, Er b. (J. Bai TRAGEDY ar COMRDT. sierras. Is Parr. each Lt.. Dow UNA AND THE LION, a *crate J. Belk la .K 3 E. and le hmer. DONOTII EA, • statuette (J. Pa. a Parks. EN Uls.; and Is ss. Cetri DA , • slateette (J. Beal. mayeeke r Dweatet ; In Pron. a PRAY Elt. • drentle IL Heal, In PerkA. 3414: or with coloured MEM. DELI xr • sktest Sett, In Psuitan2l. °emir coloured 1005. 30 a. INFANT NEPTUNE te 111. J. Towne . ro ; , a ralteellar In Parka. Mk: le elver and In elem.. at retro prier Tux 4.lue for the terse. In Term GSM. Wu she, bF 1k I. Weimer. Jar ready. " UNA " BROOCH. Parks and E.M. The " DOROTHEA RIMOCH. Palm and gold. The CUPID BROOCH, " The &10, J &IL lairos—A NIGHT LAMP A HAT STAN . • ELL IRE?: A SIDEBOARD ; TZA.URN ,• TEA and corms- POT ; BEER JUG. BRACELET, In Mello ID. Makket. Galls TrworieUria.ltiodgram). GARDEN VASIL Is kir ate. A NEW CATALOGUE, whit twenty-alse rare. meg Et Jana Garr U. Old Bondotnet. on id throlorbaremps. Omen • I wear ea re/MPS el • Peiales war' IRON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. A Tay imam assortment of theme Mina& In Iron and lens, hem Uni. earn, and Cote from 24 each, Stied with dowetalti oats and patent omen/, and entirely free from screws outs, or i , ltu. WON PALO at the now-rocsined WILLIAM si. HiIfTO. ilate alpine and Burton). No, Oxfordetreet boomer of Newmarnmeth and No. I, Newnan street. width an UN lamed In the world ; where mny also ho M4/11 the patent Itlienellen n Easy Una iVeng Ind, which le applicable alike to Iron mad woman bedeleads. It bag been found. as an auxiliary to perfect wren the widerhaL Common iron bedsteads at Itis Wilkey" WWI Illigraviopef every ironniongeriartirah wilt (Fir Deal feed. J)AVINSIE CANDLES. bld . sod ed. per lb.. WI Met would*, Td. • nwermite, 6/d., 10d.. and 1044.: oat eandlee, la ; Mishima wee. le. 24.: flee mu, la P. 1.; transparent wax, 1..9d.; bat was, le Id.; itawm candles, la dd. and ls. Td.: metallic TOL sad ed.; mottled map, fan. 3/14 Ma. per 112 Do. ; yellow, 4.9 a. V.. and eta ; It ccigpr soap, la Id, per paeltot; brown Windsor, rose, 2a. ; almond, Sm. Sperm mi. Te. ed. per gallop: gnW, 36 3.1.; mol, 4a. :rador vegetable, is ; POthtlit MU 4g . . 0,1. for solo it DAVIE:II2 emaitsbad 61. usresours. A 11l marts's-to* kaporl or paean mot all Wier rook w bwier 'Meet. MORIS()N'S PILLS of the BRITISH COLLEGE of II EA LTII. New-net& Londias.—Bane pernona having red Seam. Mori:yin , earn, in printed cirulara, Is connexion with Tants. rind Wafers. immiyinm that Mom,. Morimute tapetkined them, they bell diginetly to .tate Melt they know nothing whatever of such wafer.. Yr. Framer. ofjklinhunrh, the hymean genera agent for ttetitland. has ad• *vend thilullowirw letter to the editor of " The Ifygebt" THY; TAMARIND WAFERS. ..... ...—• ... . —......- "T.. the Editor . of ' The Ilygeist.' "Mt —As general agent fir Scotland I am in duty bound in this public manner to notice an attend* .4 some manufacturers of tamarind wafers. ht London. to secure our agents P.O. sellers of their wafers. I, as general agent, have receded one of their cireulars, on which I beg to make some observations. rose parties must he extremely ignorant If they .10 not know that our agents in general Pell Med ia's medicine dim principle. They tvlieve 111 the suriaasing ex• milers, of the medicine, and in the Mortemian theory of ek s ase. and, therefore, cannot be prim to the rale of a Lew and snarly an. knows maitre, el whom mode of operation they know nothing. and again of the theory of damn es which it is giv en. Why. therefore. nwell' Agee eniferemakere MI to not.. our agents to become their Web. W 'NOS: sloped prlneinne? WWI Mahout ties. Sol my merit Ise dam WNW no kap*, el WI mew Noffirm. the lipt p rim e glee Wm enteit AA mom add maw, iiind far perposes eke* No tar ao malls k tai Hawsers thes he •111/1111 kw a Int el oar wen. wise ,saw u fs: ad ebfam . bi si endeare a tte . w it t e k It ra ter ib te r i= MlleartM ant flair p VL We maw of then dreulan an en their er dew. of the nature of awe Oa Ws Wdort t droning ere Went. $ wallow their woollalank _say they. and whether and ashram will be cured . but of what their Was earclot, they contain mineral or emetaine pram no ad, we are n o t Moser. No esplarrloa of the nature of mm • Mmommo. h. gam ::.Lei an light promoted oa UM manner In 111 412 .1161.1 1"7"('' •'of . ° tt ae"uih do cto r.Ml=, sn a rl itirth h is a lr e n t yw he, Se ipgdat mats fur their adloglies . _mb; who ban = llllleg nif Er e dew P o i r a l itrderope;glalbees=bnt IN * Is do to meg Isteltgent age t, who ma take me intingell la Ws sate et ree Let the redeem:irk the grunt the parties is ism m• meg v him „ pima agent. That their wake, are ' r siderrea inolow," parti via alt wean • to a testneenial he Wen tweet, hem an ret at for Mailman who ens hems sa agent Ws wafers. If the alma he gala*n be a fosewslit not dye asili • tatirw•nal on bort premien UM an , br • MOM 111111,00111117 seller at lasehons malletwe. than on thls eworl bio wriipmay deTice, no mhos weneerer. fan aid did ha vas a ... A . oder of car nowliciab and therm re • •Olostass • to Ids lloalway, to whids owe athletic. la ea dinotod, lads or to ano eardnolos oaly, that bie trellmarg "law ird dosoptioai foe those teakroaineers to seduce our rigllif Aida, as thin' What paltry 'disco we solo have of idity voeilliam protonoloss of It.. dnay timid obtained die tiralli Odd de inner of If dame maildene, they would no doubt Osed bard ho eamtacy sad exclaim, ' Hew we shall make Mr names lon a lialuab spud and ea it to Welty their wOO% and ids that ta rawoor Alt lyo why. mmo mistaken nen I We ese peer, la Ihs min i mistaken gee by lido tan fouaddio foe 1 darn )ou hod had ailliapaleca =1 11 1.7 , lan br Ml= ar wok' la you, nod to as wripaiwomay rod seek for egad% 4 1 7X 91 Mow idailddrad wad .bra repaansMrelgorlher kW yr ow ; Ink If I sug •I. all lot, Dam • pl. imps on ear nag, eg lee woe to wwWnee yea for yaw naputriPod pro "nalle a fealldar. and of deno il l a bworn •we thwilan do not lialkio nm enatia .uncle tar di MIS gloat bad hod fad It lo way %Mei: a did lild IWO af Oa meson Ss very . We ars aid Vad Ida -34holliep,„.1•11!•••=.4.; d as aia . .l woo laws. . • e s iiiia pardoes paw it medicine blihrleto knows ; wean Or dna/ to he gratuitous folandr= and ardirmant oat OD Mel wad ; rid as to the third. the word 'ddlobans' dm* la as adds todnetnd wads may atalada ao rot roof - if NOM ilk Smile smalltime mad b. at obi proooti. We ilyak fa MY no to MI mended la din Widow raw Or twavehaL flora 1 ano dai= tar isst San est emmtsim Was. and way than ado ado the owed awa rd quite &Maim ofaati MM t:2 a.- ..ko, ord mg experionse pas. the to to enure Is hie to the taad sad ht fad, alleadol to Id o ab o l t d tho of thine. ter •' Sir, wadi le • specimen of the was to whisk meat' lir . toddled medicines, are introduced to the penile. They edge ass sf Wed= spa Its machinery, in every dirdputriblo way, to wry an Oster auciw d,led °blau, sod thus bring unmerited immesh an tho dam Mud .... gag then MIN* whose principal ore neither onaphiad nor tank _ hung brad all galore sea Wand, and made ro SW be We under mamas ad ice who mai we riall. No blind treatment. Id IP no Wlnalanawitl add an dome. so ' Widow,' norand, as It ado pi la dia toilddlog of as ape; Ins leanly a Ws pad powerful WSW gadiddos la piss ass, ham. MM same of all dlssers.-1 I. MUM. m ig r ojg?arlidiaburoji, Des. WU& " PI. loors mom mto her lam moot for Si arlatab yawed to by dor wafor-partisu who data that ho war ',m ad a me Into tho ad of atm wafers for a few dam bet who now ',madame am . . conainton with them W HAT TO BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; vlift DM Tabloa far all Gorapiainta 82 It J. Crivaawett. M.D. M Omntor•—fl to lame porfoi dliootion. tranquil hono &c. r. a Rood n 1 heo mat. a dear head. and a contested mind. By an °barroom of the bbithletiolli torch cm °toed. the feette, mom the nereously ma to tan Mattered oostalon Sequin the Errata' amonat of pftoloal happism• mad math tutl In . losalil Om he pried of life To be bid se Elherweed, 23. Pliforsoota•roor; Carona, 14T. Mot stregt ; Mass.* Oonihin; Nam" 414. Moat &rasa; or 41root from the wathar, 10, Arab -Macy itopm•Mmle. 41i t efotSl 737.] LONDON, SATURDAY, JAN. 6, 1849. [THREE PENCE. B LEOANT TOILET REQUISITES, each of la me sildbuisa—lOWLANDO, ILLOAISAIL OIL a /*Lb firr tar twaalsr sod swasiodia INThi 0111111101. ILO DOll los smassilsa t i =leall allow la sad besailfsba tie Oda rod . sad ROW. 011/01170. 'staid Priebe. a hpaiabla fee Ms bessilltl , ad sad pradmilay daub da lie Pak sad Ica TM mut paliz raila " Vripi. all C g rafrra. Cr...47.7V117211ab V ir ' = lll. loMll .l = 4 _ll Sao idad•Wma ems me 011.418.1marriLaviadisad aT itl ateh. The aikTem i t Ile Dr reg** 91 " madam et dam id alas.derdea. loy 0 , 417 napelable dad Pa tsar tkravatada tie meat, to open conferences, either at Bordeaux, Bay onne, ce Barcelona, for the settlement of the internal differences prevailing in the states of the church, and for the re-establishmest of the Sovereign Pontiff. Sum or TRY BABY or FRANCS up to Jan. 4, with the earrwponding Items of the pensediag week: Week ending Week andbig Dee. 211. Jan. 4. TJA/111717111. 1. O. 7. e. Digital mow army Reid teak s 33,339000 0 21,330,000 Roam gegen@ at ant tend banks ltrerni in real -Beak seam la afresletioa Do. Lassen banks Mk to order 437,218 63 443,572 1 Anoint eurrent ... Treasury, creditor 23,176,814 33 19404,133 33 Min accounts canc. c 82,017,436 4 83,960,325 29 Annuals eurreat in the branches Innalpte payable at den Randpee payable at idiot to the branches Drafts al breath banks myelin by bank 6,139013 06 11,677,688 47 Drafts of tank payable by Snook banks 2,309,130 0 3,409 619 0 dends payatde Liquid. of Wrath bank ef A/gters... - 341,3744 04 330,714 04 Dimwit, divan interests, end ez. 608,785 04 636,493 33 ta sad divas laterene-br bran& banks Re.disteant hat Isalf.year 246,031 47 24e,031 47 Ditto in breath banks .... ..._ 455,213 a 455,373 0 Sundries • me mum NEW CHRISTMAS DOOR. Any lo Bobbin& anon In. eldirsaily boned In cloth, well liples. dons SionSold. ILL, trunk Mean Join Leak inet THEMAUNTED MAN and the GHOSTS BARGAIN. A Fancy tor cerebella ?inn By eIIAILSI Decrua Laudon : Bradbury sad Nyasa 11. Bouvarluatrast Me Mewled are on ihhe as the GARDENERS' CHRONICIJI OFFICIII. R Unfree Metbagtostetrest. Snead. Loudon:— LABEL S PeIee la ed. for the IiERBAIUM, °misting of the name et the CLASSES. ALLIANCES. ORDERS, mad SUB-ORDERS et PROYESSOR LINDLEY'S VEGETADLE IK I I 0. DON o, erbarin en. n o_Yriatrol. lane erne . that they sea be cu t oat sad Pedal tat the th A pcatadiee ceder for la 1011. wal andele Jame Matthews to nod eatre. by pod. Now ready. NM fs. gma cloth. ORNAMENTAL aLd DOMISTIC POULTRY; Oar Harry and Mardorma, flfg Ogg Itar. Roars firs Duos. ILL. Boater of Inwood wit lo Mavalot. Tho Birds Mart of ays:— Dar Fowl to go. The Mrk Dar TM (Mira sad gam TM nand The 0 Gam Hamburg Fors Orals burl The or The Cuckoo Fowl The Fleahr Fowl The 81no Dun Fowl 1 TberipsweiDgetrio TM The Lark-era:tad Fri ThoOsshrelimalowl Tiro rid lis am- Tho Polar Fold I=swl pee Ban /ors Malay 71w throg 11w M Themefl rad Agg a Fowl 'lib ary ro Tho Donwort Fore 'l i b Yoga ti The limaisle giors The Frivoled or FrlaP TM Quads Cison Tin Diet Goon land Pooh. Ths 1. arma or Oro Tr Gras The = Y owl " Contains a food doll of awful informatina, Plemntl. emote 1. Intervened with picturmusalgashoa and racial by disquimof the naturalist. *—Spectator. Yell of amugment and isairelkm for to. lover of notura"—ltall. my Chronicle. "Ws are fl of to hays the opportarl7 of doming attention to a subject much neetestal In farming opontiam bet calculated to afford crawler. able profit. if teuper 'tamer ba of via, tho lording and rearing of dieue•tic poultry. TM stato of tamp in mat of our (arra yards in Ws respect Is dsplarkln arid has Indoor the imprerion that the mammal of peobryrill no pay. That IMO mismaaare men t does not pay. and sere ell. wo sre quite made to admit arid bellave, but • trial In Ow right dimetion would soon afford proof that soprani of the farming opeorro of the country would show a Mane gain than a aura reformation of th. abuts weldkil prima In this departmeat In al Om °Onto= may Meg so Mr. Mori gory Ma. ridi g ro l =si lank which is publhhed moat ogyortansly lor ear Panril.r gisr. raft upon our Meads ro importanos of this of omploymnt. Tin work IMO has rowdy boss Orr la lb* "Ordauses aid Is now Oven to UN pills Is se w ax w or k as 4 barred tuna. we as It hac a aniMot of list work any be suppomi to be. we am swim air that Ilkey will hal It a moat nseful sad It OM Oa ovlrmaraf to inroalgatir, aid hom thiontital noras. Ii written from the remits of mod duped olmortion of the habits of domestic animals, to light upon their prokar teatimes. If due appre elation ho Mr to Xr. Loizong aorta the proort treatise will be hence forth cower and rellirrod to, Dot only as • do book, but the only one widely Es Mama soyeared alueddide do Important whir of which It trier "—FMB "Old Bars Monsmam" Nov. B. 668,873,682 47 678,734,632 64 1 MIMI% Oda and Orb in tbs ta = basks 115,215,537 0 116,739,711 0 Ms over due MU sad meantime= in Paris Da. do. la brands Osaka 108,6.3,577 22 106,351,306 54 advaasts se bunks nisaassa on ?Torii petals Nadi 82,7114,1166 35 31,938,394 03 Advent= on henna Wilk hinds by bran& beaks Advents* to Ow state op Treasury Wu Ad•anon to Ow state on ken of 150 ••• so.nno,coo 0 60.000,000 0 Stock forming reserve Stork, dismounts funds inret!nat of new fund banks is public, funds bank buildiugs and furniture 4,000,000 0 4,000,000 0 Real property of Drink banks Loan of to millions to the (3ty of Purls 3,5 0 0,000 0 7,000,000 0 Interest In National Discount Bank 200,000 0 200,000 0 Interest of *dick banks In the National Discount hanks of the . . provincial Wino __IMAGO 0 MAO 0 Protemed bills Prowled bills le branch beaks 3,239,618 0 5,120,5 W 0 Expacita otannagemeot taprooms of ismisgemesa of brush _ _ 749,102,102 0 1,12 2, 0 GG30 3 r73 9 7 0 4 comprised in Bill. ana A non tames Ls Paris") 665,673,682 47 676,734,852 64 Paws, Jan. I. New Loan, • Tara par 081101.. 43 73; hive pr I.knia.„ 73 35 ; Led Lida, 75 ; Yours, —. Belgian rim. 1040 e —; Do. Threes, • Da Two-and-a- Holt, —; Rented. —; Roma Lose, • Tremor. Banda. bank Mares, 1103; Exchange as Land4t. SO days, 23 27y auk ; 90 days, 2.3 20 teak. Ran.wava—Perie and Urban, 703 73 ; Parts and Rows, 453 ; Rom aid Ham. 345 ; Avignon and Kaman, 190; Stras bourg and Bide, 11.3 ; Cent» %%arson, 233 73; Arnim and Wu- Wine, —; Bordeaux, 381 23; North, 393. Primes. dd. Ifree by past). moue satiate. revised and RURAL CHEMISTItY ; an ElemeatarystagnUC tios to the study of the Peirce la its retailer, to Agriculture. By Snwass F.R.P.. Y. 4111., Professor of Chemistry the the Li ortseultrarsl Sudety of Leedom. Lecturer or. Chemistry ha the Ilan. Ltd India Company's Military dernloszy et striliseuuthe, ie. ie. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. SITTING OF FRIDAY. Prior Id. ae, PERCHES at the AGRICULTURAL MEET VI IN oat DRA YTON MANOR. Reeriated from the " Agricultural Omotte " for amoral (Retribution, at 2d. each. May be °eland of MI helms and anlik COON cu be sent frite by post oa throe pelage stamp beteg forwarded to matthem 5. Doom Welllogtocretnek Oureatgardea, London. After e speech, without any interest, on the proces verbal, M. FROUSBAILD asked permission to put some question. to the President of the Council as to something which had taken place at the Hotel des Invalid... As a member of the science council of the adosinistratio• of the Invalides, he had been summoned foe as important adjudica tion. Instead of this the had to attend a review for the installation of the ...King Jerome. He had finished his speech by a cry of " Viv sla France!" to which two invalid.. had responded with a seditious cry of " Vice l'Empereur !" M. 0. Barrot was shout to ascend the tribune, when many members said, " Do riot answer him ! " M. 0. BAILEOT—I bow to the order of the Assembly ; but I beg of it to examine if the fact which has been mated at the tribune merits to suspend a moment our labours. (" No, no.") The Minister of War was present, General Chaga nier was present, General Petit wee present at this ceremony. They could appreciate the real signification of tnis cry. If any severity u necessary to be applied in the name of the law, and for the maintenance of discipline, the Assesals.y way be savored that it would be adopted, but there is some indu'gence to be accorded to these glorious recollections. The Pagainescr gave notice th..t the commission on the organic laws had completed their labours, that the report will he brought up on Monday or Tuesday, and the discussion could commence at the end of neat week. The President then announced that the result of the ballot for the vice presidents and secretaries had resulted in the election of MM. Bedeau, Goudchaux, Lednvriciere, Corbon, Flavin, and Billault. Price 3d.. or:* for 25 copes for distrlbuilon sanonpt Cottage Tenn TRH COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of GAR DEN OPERATION& By Juaarn Psiros. Gardener to Ids Grace the Duke of Devonshire, le. Reprinted from Use " Gardessirs' Chronicle." Abe.. 45.410) have already been mid. Afrt-aa Mot AP44othoo Auontooto AIMUSIG Apps 11=. Hems Neat tOtoolals Watt tly Books. Ust ot. for Cot -- /cassia. .-- ficutlaitelia Man Ocroseharrlas Grafting 011011 fly °raper Haartsame Hotta Herhaosoas I Habottom Hollyhocks !Howland& I Horteradinb Mks PimAtm Plums Poiyant Potatoes Print Pr Plunsea uning te by cuttings Pyracanßan fladishao Ranunculus Rushersha Ithularb Wage iMias Berldlitg Braman ggeagg• Balls Cabbage Carom WOUlAirk• Califkorulas llamas Campanula Carnations Carrot., Gaud eberrlea Chita Antos Chum Ham New Chryealbremsa iiTs - arrart Hldraniou Hyslop bedlam Crew !!! _ Roan; Ramos au. saw. yam =ma iihroys firalfroco Scarlet Yummy Boons stied. es Dsby or Thrift *shale Select Flowers SeitetTestri&htos/Fruit thy" eloowdrops Solite Animal Spruce Fir sour pruning *est§ Stocks . . lit - =lleas g bia. No*" PIM! h peWalaMe 114 Morass Manama Marvel at ?Wm llesemtemMagms MemosMa MUM Mai Modwasim Kassinan Memos*llam (Snothera bilrons 0101011 S Pssomiss P•largonliwia Perennials Persian Iris Petunias PWoz Pizs M. Di Mstmett.Lit then presented the report of the ex penses of the •' &trete General ' under his administration, which was referred to the ct mmittee on the examination of accounts. The debate on prison labour was then resumed. After some observations from MM. Oayot Eschoe'cher and (Irene, M. Leon FAUCHER addrei.sed the house, and announced that a project en the subject of prison labour was in prepa ration by the government, to he submitted to the Legislative Amenably after the approaching election. The house hotting I expressed disapprobation, the minister said that, if the pro : jeet were ready bekre the dissolution of the Assembly, it would be submitted to it Claw Macias Clematis CollloAlas Coleworts Crass Creepers Crocus Crown Invert Is Cucumbers Itivailou of Flowen Nutotner tiwory sweet f.lll!saas '647n; iii;;437 Thyme Tigndia Parmala Tramplaming Tree biting Twgr Turnips Vegetable Cookery Ventol Looking-kW% Verbenas Vino. Virginian Stocks Walldowon Zinnias hi Windom Currants Ibß"e4~otk Violeta Exhibition.. Kers/tog srUciem fur Fermi. a. protuction fruit Fruit Cookery with venal FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 P K. The difficulties which have been manifested arising out of the conflicting responsibilities of the President and the ministers are, at least for the present, likely to be removed. A mutual forbearance and disposition towards conciliation has been shown. On his part, the President has not hesita•ed to sacrifice his personal predilections to the opinions of his cabinet. The Prince de la Moskowa, whose appointment to the em busy at Berlin, vacated by M. E. Arago, I announced some days since, was the personal friend of the Presi dent, and the appointment was made in compliance with his personal wishes. It appears, however, that some pamphlets, of a socialist tendency, which were published some time since by the Prince de la Mos kowa, are considered by the ministry as constituting an objection to hie appointment. The President has yielded in this instance, and the appointment has been cancelled. The hint given by M. de Falloux yesterday to the Assembly, of the expediency of its speedy dissolution, has met with much sympathy. Many representatives, however, are irritated by his speech of yesterday. It is certain that, notwithstand ing the vote of yesterday, the Assembly is cot favourable to the freedom of instruction. The com mittee which was named to-day to prepare the projec of law on public instruction, consists of a large majority favourable to the university. Among the members who ep. ke in the bureaux on this subject were MM. Vaulabelle, Edgar Quinet, Carnot, De Keedrel, Germain Sarrut, De Montalembert, and Jules de Lasteyrie. The spirit manifested was decidedly adverse to the church party. The bureaux yesterday continued their examination of the law on the press. Several members expressed an opinion that the present Assembly ought not to make the law in question ; first, because it is not urcent ; and neat, because it will be impossible to pass all the organic laws that have been proposed. A great number of members declared that they con sidered the system of caution-money to be indis pensable. There is spin a slight fall in the Bourse to-day. A I rumour was again circulated that the Austrians had entered the legations. Ido not, however, find any ground for this. Admiral Ckille being sent as an ambassador of the first clue to London, it is now understool that Lord Normanby will remain here, with the same diplomatic rank as under the monarchy. Letters from Caen state that about 50 insurgents lately amnestied, and coming fro n Cherbourg, mani fested on their way, by their language and conduct, such an evident dispoation to create new disturb ances, that the national guard of Caen assembled of its own accord, and surrounded and escorted these dangerous men. The exasperation became so great, that the prefect and the other magistrates found it prudent to place the offenders in confinement, and and to Pane for instructions as ito the ultimate die ' pail of them. The despatches from Rome to the government, which I alluded to in my despatch of last evening, contivned a demand on the part of the cabinets of Madrid and Lisboa, addressed to the French govern- SPAIN. We have received the Madrid mails with the jour nals and correspondence of the 30th ult. The Chamber of Deputies of Madrid, in the sitting of the 29th ult., by 128 votes to 19, rejected a series of amendments on the address proposed by M. Ordax Avecilla. In the sitting of the 30th ult. the debate on the address was resumed with the debate on the amendment of M. Chaves Canero, which it was not expected, however, could be carried. It was expected that the debate on the address itself would take plive ' on Tuestl.y last, on which day the budget was also expected to be presented. The journals of Bayonne of the 2nd inst. quote letters from Catalonia of the 27th ult., which contain advices from Vich of the 25th, announcing that, on the evening of the 24th, General Paredes Eoriquez and Menem° entered that town with some Carlist prisoners, among whom was Tristany. Eleven bat talions of the Queen's troops were then quartered there. General Concha was expected, but had not yet arrived. These letters say that important events were expected. The journal du Peuple, of Bayonne, of the same day, does not contain the slightest allusion to the re port of the Carlist victory which it had given in its preceding number, from which it would appear that that report was not confirmed. PI D. 110.—Tbree per Cents. 20 1 Defer; after Bobs. 20 9-16 I esa. Hes par cast.. 10f paper ; otter eels, 10 malt. Pan. eßres, 4 paper; stter Bolas, 31 f cash. Coupon.. 6 paper Bank Bank of Bt. Fer mi. Esehande on Landon, 4 6 40. kine. 73 ebb . ITALY. TUSCANY.—The Nazionale of Florence, of the 27thult..quotes a letter, which says that aeertainnum ber of Pledniontese had entered Carrara, and drivai away the Tuscans. This is one of the towns of which Tuscany and Piedmont have disputed tt a possession, but it was supposed that the Piedmontese ministry was ignorant of the act in question. ROMAN STATES.—The bill for summoning a Contituent Assembly at Rome, as presented to the Roman parliament at its session of the 26th ult., of which we yesterday published • report, proposed to enact that the elect;on to the Assembly should take place on the 21st instant, by universal suffrage and ballot; that the Assembly should be of 200 members, paid at the rate of two crowns a-day, without pro perty qualification ; and, finally, that the Assembly should meet at Rome on the bth of next month. SARDINIA.—By decree, dated the 30th tilt., the King of Sardinia dissolves the Chamber of Deputies, :den new elections on the 16th inst., and convokes the new parliament tor the 23rd. MODENA.—A letter from Modena, of the 27th ult., says:—" Yesterday public tranquillity was seriously compromised, in conwquence of a corporal having seized a young man who wore a cravat of different colours, telling him that the three colours were forbidden. The people took the man's part, and the corporal would have been severely illtreated if he had not been saved by the Civic (hard. A detachment of a Hungarian regiment twice drove them from their ranks. Patrols of cavalry and infantry constantly parade the streets ; the theatre is almost deserted, and the town is in a sort of state of lap. Public indignation is very strong against the superior officers of the garrison, owing to dm brutality with which they allow their men to act." GERMANY. Intelligtnce from Vienna, Jan.], has been received. Prince Winditcbgrats on that day sent in a deepatek from the Ban of Croatia, reporting the rennmt►e of the Ban's division with a troop of Hungarians, commanded by General PeraseL Being in formed of the presence of General Perssers forces in the vicinity of Moot; Baron Jellachieh marched on the 29th ult. from Ce-ber upon Moor, where he found the Hungarians, &hunt 10.000 men, in an advantageous position. Baron Jel lachich's division is 23,000 men strong ; never theless, be thought it advisable to wait for some rein forcements. At length he ordered the Hungarians to be attacked by the brigade of Grammont, and by the Wallmoden Cuirassiers, who, with General Ot finger, bad joined him from the corps d'arosee of Prince Windisehgritz. The Wallmoden Cuirassiers forced the enemy's position, and captured six pieces of artillery, and a good many prisoners. (The bulletin mentions several thousands.) The Hungarians upon this commenced their retreat, which they effected in good order, in the direction of Stuhlweissenburg. PORTUGAL. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Iberia arrived at Southampton this morning, with advice@ from Gibraltar, Dec. 27; Cadiz, 28th ; Lisbon, 30th ; Vigo, 31st. She brings 45 packages of specie. Our advices from Lisbon contain some copies of authentic documents, which show that a republican insurrection had been upon the tapis. It was, how ever, difficult to bring the accusations home to parties supposed to be implicated. Exchange on London, three months, 50 to t, with limited operations. Sir Charles Napier's squadron had not arrived at Lisbon, nor had it been seen by the Iberia. Gibraltar, ex change on London, 90 days, 49 to 491. Left at Lisbon, H. M. S. Harlequin (12). At Gibralter, H. M. S. Polyphemus (s.); sailed same day for Tangier. WEST INDIA MAIL. (By Eleenc TelegrApb,) The Thames arrived this morning at Southampton, with dates from Jamaica of Dec. 8. Ou the Spanish Main, the two states of Costa Rica and Nicaragua have declared war against each other. The freight of the Thames is 679,408 dollars from the Pacific. Dr. Spalding had obtained a committee of the Jamaica 11Juse of Assembly, to take into con sideration the best mode of applying to the British parliament for further compensation for losses sustained by the colonists through the aboli tion of slavery. The value of exports from Jamaica during the lest year did not reach 900,000/. The imports exceeded 1,100,0001. The in crease of trade against us is 200,0001, with an increase of expenditure over income of 60,0001. a year. THR FUNERAL OF TIIR EARL OF AUCKLAND.— The mortal remains of the Earl of Aneklend were this morning retnovtd from the Admiralty to their final resting place, Beckenham, Kent. The funeral wu strictly private. DEATit OF MR. P. Payee, M.P.—We announced the death of this lamentedgontleman yesterday. The Carew:hers Journal says: "Pryse Prym, Beg., expired at 11 o'clock L a Monday night, the let insulin, at Gegerddon, after a long illness. His recovery, f.O some time, was doubtful ; he was in the 75th year of his age. A better landlord could not be found:; in fact, he was the boast of the country. There is a vacancy in the representation of the Cardiganshire boroughs, land we state, upon undoubted uthority, that it is not the intention of his son (Mr. Prise nye) to come forward for the honour; consequently, there is no d iuht but that we shall have a *intense, election. Some speak of the late mem. her for Coventry, W. Williams, Haq., ns worthy of reps,. matins Aberystwith and the contributory boroughs; others 'speak of W. H. Lewis , of Clynfiow, as a likely gen • tleman to come forward on the conservative interest. THE MORNING MAILS FOR 1849.—Notice IVY issued yesterday at the General Post, office, St. Martin's-le- Grand, that the following places have been added to the bat of post towns to which letters and newspapers are forwarded by the morning mail Wins as well as evening, and also those towns to which the morning mall has been disconti' ued. viz —Blandford. Bodmin, Broadway, Camolford, Chipping Norton, K. 61042.11, Eienbridge , li nstone, Bentham, Fal mouth. Fuzeley, Harwich, Helstone, Henley-on-Thames, High Wyeomb, Horsham, Kettering, Leatherhead, Liskeard, Lostwithiel, Mennington, Marlow, Maeazion, Morton-in- Marsh, Northwiek, Oldham, Penryn, Penzance, Penhore, Redroth St. Austle, St. Colomb, St. Nest's. Tell. Tetbury, Truro, Winchflrld, and Woodstock. The following have been discontinued : Bangor, Huumaria, Bilston, iCarnarvon, Conway, Holyhead, Holywell, Mold, Pwllheli, Stlhffiure, Shigaall, Sine...bury, St. Asaph, Wed nesbury, aad Wellington, Sal sp. No alteration in the mails to Ireland and Scotland. For all the above places the letter boxes at the receiving houses will be open till 7 o'clock a in for newspapers, and 45 minutes past 7 a.m. for letters ; and those at the branch offices—Charing-craw, Old Cavendish street, and the Borough—for newspapers until half past 7 cm., and for letters until 8 cm. At the General Post office, St. Martin'ale-Grand, and the branch-office in Lom bard-street, the boxes will close for newspapers at a quarter before 8 cm., and for letters at half-past 8 a m. EXTENSIVE ROSURRY OP BILLS OP EXCHANGE FROM THE ROTHERHAM RAILWAY STATION.—Last Tues. day evening, a wooden box, containing a large number of bills of exchange, to the amount of between twelve and thirteen hundred pounds, was stolen from the Midland Rail way Station, so Rotherham. The property belonged to the Sheffield Biking Company. It is customary fur certain account books to be transmitted by railway in an oaken box from the branch office of the Sheffield Banking Company, at Rotherham, to the principal establishment in George-street, Sheffield. Oa Tuesday last, in opposi tion to the practice, thirty-seven bills of exchange for various sums were deposited in the box along with the books, and having been properly fastened, It was ca tied in the evening by a junior:elerk to the railway st diva, to be forwarded as usual by train to Sheffield. The clerk, it would seem, was ignorant of the fact that the boz contained aught of greater value than the books; for, on entering the station, and finding that the manager, Mr Bishop, was ab sent, he placed the box nn the counter in the corner of the r om where tickets are issued, and left it there, relying nn Mr. Bishop finding the box thereon his return, and forwarding it as usual. It did not so turn out, however. The circumstance of the non-arrival of the box at the Sheffield office was not of a nature to exc:te apprehension, and probably it was never thought of again till the following Thursday morning, when tidings were conveyed to the measlier of the Rother ham branch that the identical box had shortly before been found in the river, by some men who had occasion to drag the stream some distance below the Rotherham station. It was tied up with a cord, the sane as when despatched from the bank. On being opened, the books were found in their place, but the bills had all been abstracted. Oa inquiries being madam at the Rotherham station, it trans pired that the box had not been seen there at all on the Tuesday. It was clear. therefore, that it had been stolen , and carried away in the interval between the clerk leaving it at the station and the return thither of the station manager. Immediate and active measures were taken, and they still emtinue unabated, for the discovery of the thief or thieves, but we are not aware that, up to the patent time (Friday night), any satisfactory result has ensued. The bank is in possession of every particular respecting the bills. THE Loss CAUSED BY GAME, nye a Nottingham paper, upon a farm is estimated at five shillings per acre—no trifling addition to the rent; but th a is not all—the poacher costs the farmer, if in Southwell House of Correction, Is 6d. per day, or 10s. 6d. per week ; and then, if he has a wife and family, those also have to be supported in the union house, at his expense also. Such is the working of the game leas. HANDS GROW UNDER-OROUND IN BELGIUM. We (Gardeners' Chronicle), recommend the discovery to the notice of all the lovers of marvels; it is much more curious than that of a sea-serpent, or a kraken, and has the advantage over them of being true. There was dug up last sutumn, near the Otullemins station, at Liege, by a M. Rodenbourg, a lire object, having all the appearance of a human hand. A thumb and four little fingers, a hollow palm, a convex back, a wrist, and knuckles as good as are to be found in some gouty martyrs, were powered by this new body, for a repre sentation of which we are indebted to Masers. Jacob Makoy and Co ,of Liege. Were the worthy Dr. Plot still here, he • would have seized upon it as an example of that " elastic force " " by means of which the earth first put forth animals and plants." Were good Mr. Llwyd alive, he would quote it as a proof of the existence of the " sperm of living things being carried into the air by vapours and thence deposited in fitting places," where, according to its quantity and effi ciency, it produces whole animals and plants, or pieces of theta. In this ease, being imperfect, it only produced a hand instead of a man. Modern levers of marvels may in like manner nut their own interpretation upon it. Ingenious and speculative gentlemen might, for instance, suspect it to be a Belgian's hand left in the field whan he planted his po tatoes there, and vegetalised by some inscrutable process. But, alas, for ingenuity! we are obliged to dispel these high speculations. As Plofessior Owen pronounced the sea ',meet to be nothing but a seal, so we are obliged to declare that this Belgian hand is nothing but a potato. A very strange potato, we admit, and such as we never saw `.em*, but still a potato. The thumb and fingers are five sprouts, springing from a flattened stem, which forms the palm and wrist; a circumstance that happened when all were young, after which the whole swelled together into one flattened body. We need not in these days say that a potato is but a rem swollen cut with starch and other substances for human food ; when it grows in yielding ground it swells equally all round ; but if subjected to lateral pressure it simply flattens. It may be conjectured that our Belgian hand forced itself between two con-s, or two hard clods, when it first began to swell. After all, it is the same kind of production as is often found in cucumber plants, in the stem of cabbage', or in the suckers of trees, when they grow ex ceeded', fast and are interfered with in their lateral expan sion. In such oases they, too, flatten and become monstrous, and, if they had the power requisite for becoming tabors, the, might also form another Belgian hand. EXTEAOILDINLEY TELEEPAPEIC PEAT.—President Polk's MlMage, containing upward+ of 30.000 words, wee "dashed " from Baltimore to Bt. Louis in 24 hours, end too, with the minutest punctuation mark in the document. Copies were also dropped on the way, at York, ilarrihurg, Carlisle, Chambenburg, Bedford. and Pittsburgh, in Penn 031vsnia Massillon, Cleveland, Zaneville, Columbus, Bay ton, and Cincinnati, in Ohio; Madison and E ilk, in Indiana ; Lonissille, in Heatocky ; and Saline, in Minch. THE STREETS or Nzw YOEL—The Courier and Inquirer of New York, says :—" We saw a great many per sons the other day examining with close scrutiny several large round objects which bad been brought to light by the arduous efforts of the street cleaners employed i n lower wards of the city, end joining one of the curi ous groups, we saw that the objects which had attracted so mush attention were paving 'tones. They bad been so long concealed by the various strata of mud, coal ashes, and gulags, which had accumulated, the oldest among the gazers bad lost all recollection of having Been them before. We hear of several geological parties who intend to commence at once an examination into the nature and character of these curious specimens ; but as the places where they are deposited will soon be again turned over to the tender mercies of the contractors, we would urge them to prmecute their researches with all convenient speed, or they may not be readily ecosisible." SHIPPING. - - Jaw. 4.—8. N. B.—Arrived from the river and sailed: 3rd, St. Gorge, Barbie. ; Cotfield, Cork. 4th, Sydney), Sydney, N.S.W. Garland Grove, Port Philip ; Karl Salem's, flombcy; Isabella Blyth, Mauritius; L even . side, St. Helena, ; Comet, Madeira; Prima Donna, St. Mi chael's ; J ohn Oldham, Jamaica Codrington, Antigua ; Arabella, Trieste ; Mischief, Venice ; H e ref or d s hi re , an d Amaranth, Malta; Beim, Cadis. Pouvemocru, Jan. 4.—8. N. B.—Arrived : Henrietta, Nantes. Sailed: Wilhelm Gustave, Crt.te ; Apoline, Gibraltar. PLTMOUTR, Jan. 4.—B.—Arrived Annie Morrice, St. Michael's ; Vertronn, Cardiff, for Hamburg, with loss of jib•boom, sails, &c. BRISTOL, Jan. Torridge, Carmarthen: County, Swann*. Sailed: Princt,Jersey ; County,Swauses. WHITRT ROADS, Dee. 3.—Arrived: Sedulous, Dentate for lirsdon. Dee. 3.—B.—Arrived Coots' z Onore, and (insists, Trirla. Jun. 4.—The brig George, of South Shields, which was on shore on the rocks tff Tyaemuuth, has been got off, and brought in here. after discharging. YARMOUTH. Jan. 4.—The Experiment, of Exeter, in Wining into St. Nicholas's Gat this morning, went on shore on the Scroby Sand, but has been - assist(d off, making water. MALTA, Dec. 28.—The gale which had moderated last evening returned this morning with incremed vii levee from N.N.E., driving a most awful sea into the labour. The Stork, from for this port, which was at anchor off Fort St. Angelo, with tw.i anchors down, drifted, and was absnionrd by the crew, but brought up within a few yards of the rocks, out of rewh of tP e breakers. The Centurion, from Galata, at anchor to the It .st of the Rook, in an equ ally exposed situation, with foul anchors, and chili g each other since the commencement of the gale, was re.andoned this morning ; the former has since founderzd at her anchors, in about eight fathoms, as a third of her topmast remains above water. The Jewel. and Centurion are likely to suffer serious damage from striking upon her masts. The Greek brig Nicola, from Spa fur Leghorn (and not for Cork, as reported yesterday), has again been abandoned by the master and put of her crew, three men only remaining on board. The Ruehone, from Smyrna, has been aban doned by her crew. The Neptune, from Rio Janeiro for this port, and Swallow (brig) anchored in the stream, hese been in contact ; the former lost her jib-boom, the latter carried away her bowsprit, and had a signal for maistanoe flying at sunset. The Lady Newborough, from L , verpool for this port, drove front her anchors during the night of the 26th inst , and grounded on the mud ntf the Coradino, but has since been assisted off by the boats of her Majesty's ship Vengeance. _ CowerAtrtuorLa, Dec. 16.—The Jane Anderson, front Odessa, ifot aground on the rout opposite Gallipoli, prior to the 15th inst., but came off alter throwing part of her cugo overboard. liorrsituaw, Jan. 3.—The City of Rotterdam steamer, in proceeding to sea, damaged her rudder, and pat back to repair. Buitticiaz, Dee. 27.—1 t is blowing a gale at B.S.R. CHIUSTILNbAND, Dee. 11.—The barque (Merriener, from Cadiz, has put in here leaky, and must discharge. ANTWIIRP, Jan 3.—The quantity of floating Ice is so great in the river, that pilots have been tefu►ed to vessels ready to proceed. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET A: CITY INTELLIOENCH. Two Clock.—The funds have been slightly affected this morning by the French rer.tes coming lower from the Paris Bourse, as said, but it may be doubted whether the heaviness of the market for the last day or two, and the comparative absence of speculation, are not the leading causes of the de clining tendency of prices. Consols have been down to 884, having opened at 89 to 4, but have now reco vered to $B.l, to ex-div. for the opening,and for present transfer they are 881 ex div. The dividends are in course of payment to bankrrs, and the great insurance offices, which has led to business in Console for money. On Tuesday next the payment of dividends commences to the public. Reduced Threes are 881 to 4. Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to 4. Bank Stock, 1894 to 1914. Exchequer Bills, 42d. to 45a. premium. The foreign market is quiet, with quotations scare. ly changed from yesterday. Peruvian are 49 to 50. Wzican, 25 to 1. Brazilian, 7.5 to 7. Buenos Ayres, 24 to 6. Chills°, 87 to 9. New Grenada, 13 to 14. Spanish Fives, 13; to 14; ; the Threes, ex dividend, 261 to 73. Passive, 3} to 1. Venezuela, 18 to 20. Poituguese, 25; to 63. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 483 to 9; the Fours, 761 to 7. Russian, 102 to 4. Belgian, 74 to 6. Danish, 66 to 9. EN GUSH FUND& Bank Sun*, len 91; rot e.‘,on tor Ar. pie C. Ital. Anna, 881 3t per .3} 4 i 3 pet t.'l Wm. 8311 F.:chequer ' a to 439 pram FUltraldl4 6 per O. A - .: Ulm Howls 4.1 pa, per 0L Itcla Mods. ri 74 , or CL lira:Mao Bd.. T 6 T Into Nay. 74 1 per /Mama Arne Mu, 94 6 Mao %Mau 87 Mao Columb Iref. 6110.. I , c• ,, lumbian Eqtrebr NJr., 29 per Ct. bank!, air., NT V Si per CLlmah frau. ISO 9 4 As Ct. /web Lena.. 71! 7 VIJNI)P. Or pen...ler Cont. a Deferred (arena& MIK 841..13 14 ~ 14 6 per et nexus& 1466. 25 4 e par et. Peruvian Ms.. 49 64) Portuguese Yours, 264 61 5 per C Ito.. N,1... ha 4 118 to eirsnish 1ida..134 14/ 3 per Ct.donulatt bd., 264 74 az Mr Npanimh Deena! /Ma Ditto. Pa alga 1514., 3 4 2 par Ct. Outlet - ma, Nu, IS 20 V(0.01410i• lularrad 181,... 64 64 RAILWAYS.—The share market is still heavy and less doing. London and North Western, are 124 to 6. Great Western, 11 to 9 die. Midland, 85 to 7. Eastern Counties, 11; to 12. York and Newcastle Pref. heavy, at to die. ex int. North Staf fords, 3Z to !. Great Northerns rather heavy, at 10} to 10. BALEa EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIN DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will be found in last page.) Bristol and Exeter, 61 Man., Sheff., and Lin. New 101. Calehmian, 221 14 Pref., II L)o. New 10/. Pref., It Norfolk, 43 Chester and Holyhead, 221 A Do. New 201., 4 Do. Pref., 131 N. Counties Union, 1 E. Anglian 181. E. and 11., 31 North British We, 34 Pastern Count* 12 114 N. Staffordshire, 111 1 Do. Estee. No. 2, par Oxford, Woe., at Wolver., 23 Do. N. and G. 3 per Ct., 334 Soottish Central, 261 Do. New 34 Shrews. and Ilirm. (A), 21 Z. Valets B (I. and B), 31 q Do. (ID, la E. Lumushire, 11l Shropshire Union, 14 MID. & Glasgow, 401 IL Eastern, 244 Orem Northern, 94 61 Do N 0.4, 71 1 De. Halms A Deferred, al 1 South Wales. 8 ex int. Do. B, 41 1 Weer Talley 6 per Ct. Guar., S 3 01. H. and W. (Ireland). 27 6 Do. do., 29 4 Gt. N. of England, 233 6 York, News., & Raw., 231 91 ~Do. New 3W., 691 Do. Orig. N. 1 Ber., 271 4 Do. New 121., 22 3 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (Tort and Great Western, 914 4901 Newc.), 15 1 Do . Gifmth, IS Do. Ex. No. 3 (New. and Bar.), . Fs, 1 1 15 Imps. and York. B4 Fifths, 7 Do. 0.14. E. Par., 8 71 ex let Leeds and Think New, 13 York and N. Midland, 261 Lan. and Blackwell, S Do. E. & W. R. Ex, 27 Lane Brighlani ti and B. C., 331 3 Boulogne end Amkaa 474 Do, Prof., 4 Demerara, 3 Do. New 51., Dutch Rhenish, 1 Loa. & N. Western, 1234 84 Luxembourg, 1 Do. New Qrs., 9 SI Namur & Liege, 31 Loa. * & Western, 42 N. of France, 71 91 Do. New SOL, 301 Orissa & Bordeaux, 21 1 Midland. 87 64 Paris tc Lyon , 44 Do. 201. OonsaL Pref., 12 1 Paris & Rouen, 181 ex int Sambre & Meuse, 31 LES, JAMr•ItT S. and price s were a shade lower __...__. LIVERPOOL The market ;is rather 8;17 Birk., Lane., and Cheek. (late C. and 13 4. 1i 801., & W. York. No. 1, it Caledonian Pref., 11-16 p Lon. & York. (B. 85 FL) 114 Do. Fifths, t L. 9d. 31 d Do. Halm (Li St 81, 131 d &Do. Haloes L. B. , 13$ d Do. Firthag ie, V. B. , 21e. 3d. d Lane. & Car 531 Lon. & N. W. New Qra., 2t p Do. Patna, 3 p Do. Halm (Les& &Dawn), 21 I Man., Met., and Line. Qrs. No. I, I 6f d Do. (Gt. Grim. & Sher.), 231 fa;;;ri,iei liaises, 7J d N. Staffordshire, 31 d North Union (A), 210 North Western, S 1 d Scottish Central, N inerwa, Dm., and Mat., 3k d 3, E. and Dorm, .4 Do. Na 4,:j S. litaff:dihire, ara. 3d. d York, Newo. & Ber. (0. N. L Par.),l d York and N. Midland &W. R. Fs. PreL), p Waterford & Limerick, 384 d Than was holders haring evinced an sax Counties. 13 Lino. and York. Fifths, 3 It 1-16 d Do. (321. late Ez.), 74 d Da W. R. U ., 41 dd Do. Pr ef., I p Do. P.anon R Wyre, 364 London end N. West. New Qrs., 3 1P Do. 11. & B. Qrs. (C), 24 p Midland 3 .1. eh., 614 ALFA J•NviaT S. aced prices were rather lower , 4ety to tell. Mau., &et, and I.ln. (Grimsby 201. ob.), 10 d Do 111. 10s. oh, 6 d Do. (Met. & Lin.), 12$ d N. thafforthltire, 4$ d North Wales, 2$ el Ghat, to Goole, 4/ d 8. E. k Dowr, 241 Do. No. 4,7 i 8.18 The market wan laaguid Loaders and N. Western, 120 Derby, 64 N. btrazdahlre, 31 d ILA JAM= I. d toe prices again in decline. Shrews. end Blrm. A, 645. 9d. Do. B, Ste. 3d. Do. Pref., 21e. 30a. M . r ll2 12 t (4,:fki , 43 A