The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-27 00:00:00

V P M°. °II. Tld 114DUSTRIOUS HABITS, either • est d was. asp muss atomism moms wimis wwpous trgeolv • • sAgT 111Dt► 1v °Du o -am r 0 TlLAsitAler TEA-POT. so sasyst Isom • wig aims* them Ism as mews oisi Men et ii. jot bees ailed to them esteem mobs maw the •61.11 Ws olOop the lot two row Wailed web tropreol reskaith fr.. ant /WM" ileroblltty. ••• amp. emelt reonaltolo to Aver War min pe,,, 4 O 10 : d r:i et Ow. Woe 46e. . t i or plows tee 111:1111111 Olt nee S4 i. 0 1•1 1 0. 8 . 4.* do. do do. -- •17 • :,....1 de. dom. eft el. lia. Pla• its. de. —l.o•Otreepotterolo do. 1 7 - 0 .0. dee. nth; etas pees. No eseh. et tite *nage poi. 111 :veres. 416 ath ; tam Pato So abill. la the n II MI6 110. wade Only be the ruse eregeeties. Ilepaylop net • OR are ar s. smolt Odle Now Sewme Iluetto). 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Was sessobslo, wlds Ism Is. to SG; 6110.0. s tos ism at" was tait 1111111611• Inassals. ton o mows obiss; Iltokwit. Isso to N. die est so £4 4s. ftl. Buoyssi Ow pos. MOM via twastas bora part. Tow kr “ify erode ad appmed et DOOM osteasose not trot foto Issx—lsleilid. Is Wax.. ix rries NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. — sow are a. owes bee arrived lobos towe twil Mort bib web trecisemiato, Melt ben tabus ewe se oberbete et eWsete kr tooting embedes. New igior: bolowiret tbe Iwo et ebb* br tbe mot • well et be met weiej_ wades me to be bud 111 Ploolgry gg Mkt* mil lib mei* 4, lable•beb. st lb OK Iwo be bolo nom USW bee Aver leas reeowsed kw go Clort4mee Illoweilly. ebb .• Le Jeer We raw "es far w* gee worwit. in eweNs etwaewrisoll to dr Wks el Owdo. 11111311botres ebb bits She seam et it erte.t• ii, wtowe bey gm be woreetlettbs *dr Mel lebsiben wog aye. Ile mod tedierebi goodoemet IMMO ma i g loo, wet tabs. Irilingesift gebowewas. deo Wet, tor riaminnoloolo. tasweidle•biletztxtbatees be, esislbbel el* berbeepse dmili Verbte lbw wbe babe t• bobs NOV metal= ell Ibi eseenteot lirS e. digio=ste. telmilleuiletbereat lg ote N treebee ist embe. m g g el pets eibeW to eleg es • misery eetswari. Abe r im k • tbssiott sery we 14 111 4 , —. um.. • TURN 811 IN ITT. 18, Thememmliwatreet-within 11001X1Itik boobs Si 70 - 1; - 1;1 gni Nolo. WWI tbi satin et*, osona. wary, el o tl o goblio to lb drib, aeon al Tana seilimsss nembasoa sail MOM blab b amt noalkg br dawn et mdo me ouslitR es. NW nooks vonawrip. Ka • SS s worn atlssios to so estizety sow Fenn to tb, npulbe al arstiod *Oa; inatsby kv noised lontihdly Asa ebbe. eal n inn Sopa 15 la Esse so sot ft eandoo • plo sea lionenisen Mani am; eon bow =UpWr i apia:s bo ws = w ; On I, ea oink a tams let& sal vela met lobs Sae soy Or War. JOILI IRWIN Obis netatimib et relenbil *mks to lb imam star tor *Sr MS asiort. ma baba WM, et, WWI= el their town Oman Sin sball radar lb les Misr en. J. 1. do nib inallsi es ibe bast lb Wog npoilloil nth ininte Inns dint moo In Men aaaonnoo. P. 5. los , inn osnata *Oa Int by J.S. lima MAS PRESENTB.—The solos having Cli!ltlrebegori by ysibiNO et mewls vs sears thestabi. Sgsetrisall *am demi assibugg vrOlllllllllllllllloll4 dIOWIAMP-10111TaluentaraC...2 ..4, Wrist dim wow Ibrobrit Pleimer OR is ; lasf ea l i g e lm ram% sot ysivellbsi W sill do IWO , b • rowan of voysmadmil b. 'mi. Ili lb , rilkiii=doe k iras as %mill Aber et brborst web. abib ea. ma tbe uile. ifflib Inelimabst bellikaay ; mil bobtobt Oilate at Pan bairlise le Woke& be Os yrarinedie• el A* ca lbe iseir =I pow lb yesiols ma be re etisommillek el la awe soma' lie. limn of Ms aly swavka• al orb bows dr um* elf =OP pyrollyis **sift maim ea dr imbeds arsirsw at lbe lbg. be yea Mk. tbro=l: l4ll = Ir. bid by Sow at IA IlliMmembs. Loom, awl by repeat sabobils sad pribsim A. NEW DISCOVERY. Mr. HOWARD, ... d=rwriativurscarrdatt to timbre ea mainly Wit lathe* gala" taxa et =iimaitteLLe reZt aak ee ler the salad WO . Mate Tlef la atm Aro aim at &an, ird will he ANY wty tape. Wit Imo smith eat hire ariL We medial Bees aetN C Mae t t he adeedra if Mt% at Dal *BM artatiaa. tol win A hti palm Its* that see lama r e l y t i rtstesdatiolon wimidrilia. 'ht Kr. mar be within dr meek et the wet eemeeeleel. be berlriei hTheges et the Yee mit reeltle. Deemed We& eseeleted semi awl aimilal fa masetioa.-32. Theheireet. At Wen how 10 till S. Altip LIFE PILLS.—CIood health is one of the la Woo OM ; nava IN moo la on us. 1 iYrYf ossu bl r i loondol hem fill it boot mot bo osonil WO Ono. To nolo d otanifon hohlik Ilin ohms otottneeSh , of a maid Ora of a oblige ma" PIS MOM 111 * ..2 : 1 : 1 ;1111.1.4 4 by Oro Is osoorthilooo au doss Inn flow notenthhle su& dhoolimme nolo us 010 ito r n ha o mono of the loin ilim Oho OK god otos Non Os door ly OWNS Oft ooliolO sot IOW" toolion en Ohm whoa on a=l " oei min ukto o lido tollgp reistrtgaz bat 010 Oman II tliOr bleb an not of by a pow trasony of tot Opal et it. Ito sonotti then, bus tie Out onollentho Of son Wl *" t elei the Inelia." PIWINIOI4 nun un PILO. of al oultioto, to without Onto Iho but ennotell ft nine, a kw Ow of animal rW 1 . sows lionc 1111/ II _Nag Millignia• Woe no pooine, ads O. vino ee TAWS LM Moo° on la Ilj dia lOW Letters to oOM Goin4 oh no poonnot On% Potha Na' tut toot sio the ftel of the d Ib=toio• to .T.ItOBIERTS on CO, Cionnwtt. in In Onsion. Sold is imam Is. 11‘.. 1 ... L. 1 . 1 e l. ai Oa oh, by all vosoniablie obodbloo was — wont. PeadiroOtese are ohm via sok boo.—MbillOolle Imo hobo sod OM, TillealliMillilit; 11~411 3 . SL A M Clodorid; Sitttell SPA 011, DIM alligiblerd; —, hot Norm NM Ca., Osloulioloot. ___--------_ • UR IMM BUTCHER O .—A very 111-used Person no • DAUGHTER ADOPTED BY TRAWL' Ma PUNCH, No. 441, gir Doossatiar 11Mb (templet's( the Pereettenth Votomol. ?nee U.; Stamped, Pt % VOLUME. the ggirWT.V4TII, mice W. wUI be valiiimml as tM Sla Instant Offint. BS, nost-gtreet. cloth boards, LLNDENNIS.—The Publishers are happy to state that the Author having theovered from hie.pLei severe No. 11, completithethe Met Volume. will M ea the Ilet how &at the was doe Volume the Met be Nobbles& smith. In cloth Wed& ll.Paawrisouset,Dea ff. NEW aiRISTWAS PRESENTS FOR THE YOUNG. la raw royal Ms% price la.aktl. fit E JUVF—siILE CALENDAR strraDlAC of PLOWilla. By biro. T. K. Hammy. With Etablastatib acts by Br. Lewd Doyle. Aka la Molina aro, e.oth prim k. with ame ns° " Iffav = THE ILLINTRATEit YEAR-BOOK of WONDEBB. VENTS. DLICOVEMEat. Mot by a POPIIIAIL Manna. "wits Aram ME, Vistas sad Co., 1%, ratersomavrow. yetes U., or stamped 44., Wo. I. of Tax u" COMPANION St HOME e and ABROAD. Edited toy Mi. Leases. hedged by thet aslant Writers sad lutists. aiorramo : Red Rohe; Hood's DAL The tAtl's Lamoral. if i lLoaa mism OrisaawolL The work-await, atilt Toe Dfdpiddo amiss: or. Toomblik trees sad exlPeldeßde• Pow Two' Nal Caollaedlenaked. 1 Tow Wain shoe Goweramaa. t Leana ea ea almdeet et Itary-day Lits;o4.l4lward Jolly. busateal s cu l p tures. with two alio/Wow Saityamoreeteash laineeelk. By the Editor. arlenuary la the Balk. By Nark Losoa. Dem wol ireshica, alai es Illaalratioa. TieT► tapas. o 11:o .Wlea WmanDos. **Editor. Ilrodavery Ems, 11, Bowteeki•areet. DEATH or THE Riowr Ray. BISHOP C, oLt aiDoz. ' le jo eta painful duty, title week, to record the d eath of the welt Rev. Bishop Coleridge. The venerated prelate the re "'Ltd *o wee, Balaton Ottery, on Thursd a y last, tor Pupae of speeding, with hie estimable faintly, the Christmas nrn• About three o'clock in the afternoon of Friday, tie wu mg looking at the rains of Bt. Saviour's kids*, over the Otter, 'bort* after which, on hi way bogie, and Juin be had niched tbe farmhouse the hind (Yr Horeferd), who r !LUG th ere, asked him how be was ? replied, "I fleal y Nerelsrd," and Immediately reeled, but Mr. u°l'l. , rd caught him, and prevented the fall ; 116011 hirer this the ht-hop expired. His sodden death is neweed to have beta ceased from the bunting of a blood vowel in the heart. la let de•niss the eller& has lost a learned and soot faithful Prette, the century a erne and consistent Butlishieni Mt an e • good leadicad, the large Wale of his faun/ and liestsamtances a sinews nun in die deuseetts mad Mendip Pe. Woes of life, the poor a bled adviser sad a bowel's* benefactor.— Waders laswistary. • Ofrft• Mrs Si. Iliat's .oiWaft „Diatais Weals Ca:cnta Onstong Aalban 11w Twit . Dant* rw Orkisas T)at Dreserws LANs rlffnehn i. 9. Wl*, Atbnis AWOO ew th.ralla Teel• Alans I t S., Iss. S. W.. 31 lint. 12. r Goverssit col a Wks. kJ. (410 2 2. 'kip 15.1. 11, ssd W 1111.1 0 , the al WM.. I am) OUNII, kw retazi. t. Caps. is 00 us from tea not sap at sl. easing the light to 'ad snare ita the light .ud should .S.W. W.s in Isarmeks Majesty's dens Lash 13 de* R .:4 R'• 13 3. PeTCQ• ;ora CrRII 'a Pittr.—lii• rte, doted lam Ado PL• Ws toe to pertezt noes c art drat^r, to/ r telt I r.n'tn`&ed that I rt ,, e fo 'f eill/Of PATHS. ILD, of fa F. Evitt, of I en &twisters. of R. GL 1. ENI ei a R. 01:tint t Wet:boar, of S. sawbn if% of • &mime, 6 Met WYO. Sp, of a. Keadloli. S. Clisolefolaa. .alnTisanterall. rood. to Einar, etreet, Palmas. MOTO' NMI% 111. :=l....ter=l ml, Kr. 0. rani.ol the Lao 31r. VV. G W. i. UI Waae•e.d 1 , 1 / 4 F , c.ter. Dl+ s. ClDebrano. Louisa A 1 .9 1. ao, Wardag i "' usirienithr the i rth MAIN OWN S glis pritrogl. 3.1111. n u,AseslA o . , 1. MINA OM at , fit pa • olletz wen se, war j k POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-ISTBBIT. Ito sssss ow CoAT/ AT Harata.—H. P&p. who lest deseribed himself se • dark mid book-keeper, and then an ease at the Ramsgate Theatre, was charged with staillial two raver*. Mr. R. Lowe, a civil *dam adding at Chester. said that, marl* shams, he Mired the sofferroom of the Charing-ma% Is sompany with • friend, I eat glie bah klieg up their ever-ents la the Nem. nises took up a nowsoaper, sad stood masa it, with his beck to the flee. While *tag eir, ! per entered the room, and seated Moen dose to the I mats. Sh o rtly afterwards witness feu* his owe missile& het his frieod's massed! maintop. Metered round, and the peis-n.r hatenag from the room NM with the god ea kle sm. Whams *ought at Ina that the plies* hoe tan the wrap coat in • 'mistake, bat was esea emeselame to the *unary, Oa fladiag the prisoner rendes elf at full wed. Witness rinsed rho prisoner, without his has, stud WWI OW newspaper in hit bead. Saw him iro op Sprimit IMAM sad then lost sight of Dim. Vida* OM eau we. and while passing the Trafalgar Hotel, saw the pd. seam carman sat of that hotel, with ersease pestlesestea east sem his arm. He was this gives essesip. W. Weaseell mid he was etandiap opposite the Nip' Heed. sea law ama tanning, with • east upon his arm. He was Allswed by • miles* without a bat, sad *mho tamed up apdea. gardens, the ma dropped the eson upon ems Mars sad disappeared. Witness picked up the seat, *I save it tea poliesponstable, sad Awes dterwsnla Wes* Hsi the romentor. Apia* constable of the A division aid when the pri er/am waipleses into his wastody,les took him to **Trafalgar Heed. and the east whisk he had upon his arra Wu iiONti- the SO by a gentlem' a who said the prisoner entered solerroom, sod tusk down hien*, which was hanging upon a The primer said nothing in defence, and Mr. Henry canesitted him for trial for stealing Mr. Lows's seat, and remanded him until the owner of the other coat maid attend. MABLBOROCOSSTBERT. Borneo MONT AT TNT QUINN'S TNIATIUL—J. Ma rt war c h ar ged with assmiltiag Th omas Daley, one eh. qurtak. WI at the Queen's Theatre, Tottenhearstreet. The complainant, whoa Th e was very mach swollen from the blows he had received, stated that last night, very shortly after half pries hod commenced, the prisoner eams up the gallery stain, and presented ides (wham* with • spurious cheque. Witness lansediately detested thewepte imposition and refused Mellow hien to pen. prisoner then pushed him on one dale, gad bolted btu the gallery, followed by witness, who took him by the shoulder and put bias out. On arriving in the lobby at Use bottom of the stain, the prisoner suddenly tented round and struck complains* a tremendous blow between the eyes, and knocked him down. Witness called for moistens , , and massed to bold the prisoner until a mestable cams and took him into custody. On thei way to the station, the prisoner struck sad kicked the eon r - 'noble with great violeses. Pulseco ns table 127 B having proved the •assault upon himself, Mr. Bingham tined the Fume 205., or ten days for the assault upon the cheque taker, and ten Gays without tine for the smolt upon the constable. Two Home PALLING DOWN AN and essaulßeen ingy was charged with being amok sod riots* i Police-coeval* 187 C., who stated that, est the previous night, he was on daty ia GMT. nor-Nein, whin he was informed that a pair of hones had nut away with • car riage, and that the former had ran against the area raiders of • house is the square, and hod ban pre cipitated to the bottom of the MlL that som Winans rso:ran to the spot to reader assistance, and found e pe had strewn a quantity of straw in the area, and were trying to get the borers up by means of rep" The prisoner, who was miniskirt about is a crate of intonation, with a lighted eandle In his hand, mad so marls obstractioa to the persons who wen raising the hones that witness desired him to have the plus, and on his refusing he (complainant) ejected him from the area. He so sooner got to the eel of the steps, than he laid bold of *um by the collar of his coat, tripped him up, and rolled hies Is the mud. Ia the seals the prisoner an the fro* of his (witsses's) cost entirely ot. Mr. Bingham tied the primer 61. for iniag d rank, and ordered him to pay is oddities 14e. for the damage done to the coat. The easel was immediately paid. SOUTHWARK. AGSATIT ON TN'S FOLIC' AND • Row AT THN &la riat. T. RION MSS 'Milled with munteing • violent as sash oa polise-coastable 176 L. and mating • dints:Mee in the pit of the Surrey Theatre. The sonstable et the theatre informed the magistrate that lea easing he heard • great noise in the pit, and oar sacking his serums he found the prisoner abuses all the people shoot kiss, sad alai very violent language. Be called epos hies to Alvin, but he became wore violent, and cre eds fo sted sash a disturbance that the performance has stoppr aad r soma abates. Wilms ailed for • poliorconsable removed kiss, bet it was with some difaculty that he was tehea the pollard. l a matable 176 ed L * said that be naiad the prisoner is esstody from lam witame, and as soon as he got i coa t. nto The the area he kicked Nos violently, and tore his great *dims thnoght the place was OS fire. Ur. A'Beekett lined the primer 405., and in default Kauai** his to pries* toe ono month. DIGIADIrtiL Ac DEIFY. A LADY BURNED TO Hants.—We (CAMOrwhirees Examiner) have to record this week a Mocking amides' which occurred to Lady Fyne, • well-known resident of this town, and by which her ladyship suffered so severely as to muss her death in a few hours. The deceased lady was the daughter of the late Mrs. Bruce Jackson, one of the leaders of the fashionable world in Cheltenham' twenty years ago, and hadbeen for essay years worried to Sir Moan Pynn, Knight, who at the time of the aoMeat was in Paris. It appears that on Thutsday es'anight Lady Plain had mot with an accident while wa lking up the pro seatade ; her toot having slipped, she fan down, and sue wined • fracture of one of the bones of the arm. She was 'gaveled to her residence in the promenade, and wee NM under surgical treatment for the fracture when the wee onion event occurred which caused her death. Os ilesdsy lest, being Christems-eve the deceased was in bit private sittintreore. Her servant ' had only left the room err • fses ssomentr, when her ladyship threw up the window is Wes. the air of tee apartment, and it tae upposed that the draught of air from the window drew ha dregs late the ire, for a moment afterwards the most piercing sereame were heard to issue from her apartment, and One Of Ske men servants running up toast:engin the cause, found the itafortanate lady enseloped in flames. The map with gent promptitude took off his coat, and wrapped it round her, by which mesas the fire was speedily eatin gained. A messenger was immediately despatched to her medical attendant. She remained pe . rfeetly conscious of what hod takes plass up to a late hoar m the evening, and had again • brief interval of reason on the following margin, but shortly afterwards the unto! , unate sufferer breathed her last. Her ladyship was between 60 and 60 years of age. Her remain now await a *arouses inquest, which is to be held at the Queen's Hotel at five o'clock this (Wednesday) afternoon. An einem was sent off immediately after Me I accident to the residence of Sir Hoary Pyno, at Paris. STAGTheobold's bounds have had good, though unfortunate sport this week, losing their stag after two days' chose. On Wednesday, the unerring was at Teddington Cross-bands, whence the hind gave a splendid run, taking the river Avou above the Myths, then panties for Shutanger.commen, was lost for the n imeade and the hamster' having to go five mites rte' i ght; the lis essesgssmos of the water being so much o ut . est meeniss the rusk went in quest of their game , w s hisk Mtn sew Baal, they found in a small compfee, whew* sededgod, she west away at a rapid pace, affording a sheep burst tor about Ave or six mike, whet, findisg honelf limed premed. Ate took the water, followed by the whole peck, sad wa s, issfortneately, killed before the effort was hunt*. as could get rested to the rescue, though every made to do so.—Ckafeediests Looker-ow. Tin MIDLAND RAILWAT.—The porters employed on this lin• of railway at Binniegbant, like those of Derby, have turned out in consequence of proposed r The mom edaction of their wages from 17s. to 16e. per week. have issued a elmerd, in which they complain of the com pany foreleg dim out of their small amou nt of wa g es, to contribute toward; deficiencies occasioned by their own air management and ditravaganee. The managers have famed as advertisement for men to fill the vacant sittations, sad it hoe been responded to by numerous applicants. Yesterday, there appeared to be every probability that the vacant piece ay s would be speedily filled. As ma tter of course, gredel and inconvenience has beau e xperienced by Me com pa ny; ; and one of the old servants, employed upon work, has had the seisfortuen to have his thigh broken, and to be otherwise seriously injured. Hi therto the public peace has bee strictly Mid strike of the poreen and cartels la the empC7: 7 1 .41 1:1 1 ; Midland Railway at Leeds still continues, mod it semi very doubtful free present appearances, that the old ate will be iodated to resume work on the re:luced tams The company have, however, succeeded procuring a supply el Th enfre heads, bet at prosiest 9nite ioadcqoate for the week. e consequeaos is, that goods have aocureslated= a st ties to a very greet extent, and it appears not I that should not son ancient measures for their delivery petty lie mitigated, the company will involve itself in serious tor delay cad damage of perishable articles. CAPTITIN Of SMUCIOLIIII AND BRANDT. —On Wednesday WM the Oertrude, mouse cruiser, ea_ptured our Poole the stoop John end Samuel, of about SO tans, beleagleg to ldr. Dore, of Fantasia. e hsaadred an , I sevestpeight halt where, containing mom t 660 gallons of very fame foreign spirit, were found in en fo a oo undseealatosoard t is the vessel. The boat, cargo, and two mon b were all delivered over to the Custom-house at Poole. t !x zd t. LONDON: G THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 27, 1849. Tameandileali of bribery-1,600,0001. would buy the seats of tam Mellidir of OD Roue et Cowie% whisk would mats peee of So NM. *say, cited property el the purple of the Uniter llagilese—whieli mars or isle maim - toluostreelo of Win losem med asuatisa. The ineMosat egrieal hang tap ieVerd, whom omatitsesey amebas 214. and when pepidation is 3,844, wanes two members, whilst the Ma massfasamiag towu of r, with • cooed 'mom of luso, and a of 280,387, Mums bat two meashere.,-216 broo • mba sad orentles. whoa. Werra* aomtleemeeles lumber 161.486. ?Mara 329 members. whit! is • assiorityuf this Home of Commons; whilst Finabary,Lam beth, Liverpool, Menkiboae, Tower Hamlets, Watmiarter, Middlesex, limth Laaceshire, and the West Riding of Teebehim, whose aggregate emmituemies number 169.365, return het debtors vesnibers ; se that less then 100,0001 elestes . aeiag a melon/ of the 161,4861 nay smuts a ma el the House of Commas to make laws ag the lives, liberties, and property of 28,000,000 of people of the United Kingdom'. The result, it ii stated, km =an i s e : House of Commons, in which are the fello et- 1 to :--tir pimentos ; 88 army arid navy allows; i l i a eons, somin-law, sad brothers of peas; 76 palms a livin •77 banister; ;38 railway directors; sad 22 Zest and Wiet India proprietors, out of the 666 members coostl• Codas the entire mamba of the house. This hilts hapertam test by which to smortain the trae character of the reform act, aid set the haviag given mesaben to mese largo towns who am swamped meaty to one by them of little - which may truly be domminated " roma." Maud boroughs consigned to Schedule A Joght into mistimes with the old " an. Wo;seed " ermetitueneles, it would US aide* to Oseertil* whether they would mhos • majerity et the ROW Of Gamow by se small • number of eiectove—esrtaia it is, they were not men oorrapt. The number of electors above stated is taken Irma the register of 1846, which I moved for, and is the last complete return obtained. This delusive burlesque, called • reprmentatioa of the people, cannot be regarde d b 7 Englishmen without shims, and, Won the desolating mils it inflicts up* the toiling sallow, without painful sorrow by those who have hews to feel for the wilful sufferings of their fellow-countrymen. Can we look on this pictare end sail ourselves freemen ? Does it not but toe plainly tell the industrious classes that they &eel bat the " hewers of wood end drawers el water " of their oligarchical rulers? Mr. Williams concludes with explaining the con stitution and objects of the National Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association, and with anearnest appeal far the essistanos of the people. ii - iiT - • DEATH OF THE ARCHDEACON OP NORFOLL— The death of the Venerable Philip Jennings, DD. Arch deacon of Norfolk, bee caused deep regret amongst the clergy of the diocese of Norwich. Tote Archdeacon was pre sented to his office in 1847 by the late bishop (Dr. Stanley), with whoa he had been long oa terms of intimate friendship. For many yule previous to that time Dr. Jennings had been ...vastest minister of Sc. James's Chapel, Westmoreland street, St. Idaryleboausturet, arid a few weeks since, on the death of th4l 3 Dn. Theism White, M.A., the minister, the archdeacon was presented to the incumbeney by the crown. The arcluleaccory which he. become vacant by the death of Dr. Joining', b held with the rectory of Costal, near Wymondhans, and is worth 2401. per annum. It is in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich. The incumbency of St. James's chapel, which is oleo rendered shunt, is worth 3501. per annum. and is in the gift of the quest. It hasten geserslly stated in Norwich that the vacant archdrecoory of Norfolk will be conferred by the bishop (Dr. Hinds) on the Rev. Robert Eden M.A., his lordship's chaplain , at =t incumbent sinister of St. Mary's Church, Lambeth, REDUCTION OF THE DUTY ON TEA. We ass happy to state that the movement to obtain • rednetbe ed the duty oa tea is assuming a promising aspen, eel mg be expected to gather a large Ts( &sure of poweend lewd before the opening of the owning pailiamentary nuke. At I a iwieting of its promoters on Thursday, is the East India esti OblasAmesiations Rooms, Liverpool, a committee was' *Mei Ind smairans were adopted to communleate with the various commercial associations of Manchester, Leeds, Hull, Glasgow, ito, and obtain their influential cooperation in the caase.—Liverpoot Albion. THE BERMONDSEY MURDER.—THE REWAUDS.-- The Secretary of Stine has allowed the following rewards to I the parties utpleted is the detection atd conviction of Mr., and M . Massing, the perpetrators of the murder of Mr. I I Patrick O'Connor :—lntriester Field, 151 • ; Suseants Lear 1 ley, Witcher, and Thornton, 101. es& ; Shaw, Kendal, and 81. each ,• Andrews, 614 Constables Barnes, 101., Barton, M., and Locker, 61. SUICIDE ON THE YORE AND SCARBOROUGH RAIL. WAT AT Mwrron.—la this ease, reported in oar paper etl yeararday, the coronet's inquest have returned a sordid of Temporary insanity." OUR FRIENDS THE MOBQUITOB.—There appears to exist at the Foreign.office a disposition to embroil this soentry with the American government in behalf of the King of the Mesquites. Surely England might as well leave to fight his own battles a potentate who could raise a swarm of seek sabieds about the ears of any Froth SWINDLING IN ITALY.—A comespoßdent at lorence writes:—At Reglishman of genteel exterior and and speaking French fluently, lately made his appeerasee in Florence under the assumed aristocratic sass of Canal& H took up his residues at the Grande Bretagne Hotel. ap. pee e red abroad in shandies'. carriage, attended by a serum% sad nada a few purchases at seas of the shops, for wide he paid. His first act was to hire an expensive suite of apart ments is town, of which he immediately took pommies- An establishment of servants was some found, and liberal orders given for wines, viands, and other ausesories for housekeeping. It is said that a house Is not • home without a wife; so it appears thousht Mr. Bury Cavendish ; he soot found a lady ready and willing in the person of a Mies Lamb, (a penes whom, it appears, he first met with at Basle, being on her way to join a family at Florence ae governess-- this is her account), whom he took to Leghorn, and the marriage ceremony was performed at the British consul's by the Rev. Mr. Gibbon, whose fees were paid, but the bill at the Saint Marco was left for a future opportunity. Whilst at Leghorn, it appears, he requested the British consul to pay particular attention to his stater, Lady Georgina Caven dish (whom he expected to arrive in his yacht, which would bring his baggage, and a retinae of English servants), for whom he had dready hired one of the beadoossest and mast expensive villas near Florence. Fortunately, during his absence upon the Dunlap expedition • bill for 3001., which he had given upon Messrs. Talon's, of Rome (sayiog he had a credit from Messrs. Coutts for 8001. on that hone), was returned unpaid, with an intima tion that they knew nothing of him ; but, of course, there was some mistake, for with the most glaring effiontery he declared most solemnly that he bad kept an account at Coutts'a for 22 years, and that another bill for 2001., which he had drawn upon that house would certainly be paid, thus quieting for the moment the suspicions that were natu rally created about him. On the morning when Coutte's answer was expected to arrive, one hoar before the delivery of the liras, he walked out of the hotel (to which snag quarters be had returned) leaving his new-made wife to set tle the bill, and taking wi h him, in the most heartless man ter, the only 51. she had in the world, and which she had , only received from her friends two days before. The hotel keeper allowed the wife to stop in his house for • considerable time, upon her assurance that what she had should be paid for ; but one morning, after she had received • ruaittancetrom her friends, she was oberved to leave the hotel, looking rather larger than usual, and it was soon known that she bad dressed herself in her beet, and gone oft in the same way has hustend did, leaving her bill to be added to his. There can be no doubt that the intention of the party was to get a con siderable sum from some one of henbankers. He had with him a printed document purpg to be of the Bank of England for 2,0001, payable to Hen. Cavendish, or boom, which he exhibited as a kind, of bait. His plan was, how ever, frustrated by the prompt measures that wen taken by a party from whom he got a small sum ; so that, although one of the banks suffered in a mill degree, his great plan was frustrated. The soi dime. Cavendish is about 5 feet 4 inches high, with moustaches and eyebrows light red ; f his hair more inclined to be white, ' but tipped with a burnt red colour."—Goligterns 44,203 MONEY MARKET. WIDWINDLY Evarrnro, 'lhe stock market at the commencement of with au to-day presented every appearance of firmness with au upward tendency; but as the dealings were principally of a speculative character, the buoyant tone of the market did not continue, and the advent* which took place was not altogether maintained to the close. Consols opened at 96 to 4, from which they ad vanced to 961 fora short tune only, and then de clined to I, and so the Blast price, closing for the 16th January at 96/ to I ividend. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 96 and done The New Three-and-a-Quarter pzr Cents. were variously from 971 to t, the first and lilt transaction being marked 971. lubequer Bills were again in request, at a fur ther advance : they were negotiated at 565., S9s., ud 60.; ditto, 6001. and Small, at Ns. and 695. pre mium. Long Annnitiee ware dealt in at Eli and 9-16. Bank Stook, at 2094. India Bonds, at 90s. and 88e. premium. The business in the foreign house was of a very limited character, and was chiefly confined to Mexi can, which touched 291. The transactions reported are—Brezilian Bonds at 88/. Mexican (ex. January scope), first at 281, and then sumensively at 29, t, I, te and l g . , P i e s rri t li f F or our per fenst:,,inliati9triavto 641 Cut. Actives at 19 both for money and amount; ~, the Three per Cents. at al sad I. Venezuela Deferred at 81. Five per Cont. Preach Rentes at 91f. 2.50.; exchange, 25E 500. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 56 and 1. According to adviceo of the 19:h from Breslau, the result of the colonial wool sales in London had tended to give considerable impulse to the market. and durieg the week upwards of 2,000 centner of wool had been disposed of at an advance of 3 to 5 dollars over October rates. A good deal was going forward on s r had ' an II co d n a el g u r d e ed roe lore to te for the next oel bested flocks, at the advance which had taken place. ob, Sales had been effected of fine Polish at 62 tol2 dollars; fine Silesian single clip and lamb at 80 to 90 Is s , dollars; middle floe combing and cloth wool at 48 to to 65 dollars ; fi n* locks were especially in demand at " 55 to 60 dollars. Roseau and English dealers were so among the principal purchasers. Advice, to the 3rd inst. have been received from n s the Havannah by way of New York. The entire fe d shipments of sugar at the two ports for the month of " November amounted to 48,000 chests, which had ss materially reduced the stcck is first bands. The to market was very steady, and prices firm. Coffee eon- 1 ; timed starer and some parcels had been taken at 11 s‘ dollars. Ex change on London 11 to 111 per cent. is premium. it The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders se have received letters from Mexico, of which the fol- ss lowing are copies: ts (From bleaws.Manaieg and Mackintoah.) 11 at Mezieo Nov. 16 1849. te Sir, —Referring to the annexed duplicate of our last re- SI sped' of the 13th ult., we new beg to acknowledge receipt S. of your 'esteemed favour of the Ist ult., and eso of your let- 54 ter addressed to Mr. Robertson (which, in compFaloce with t O, your irstructions we opened), the contents of which are attentively noted. We have nothing new to communicate. es Saws Mr. Robertson's departure, that gentleman's arrange- ati Una has remained pending the decision of Comoros; and SS beigfas to refer you to him for all information relative IS thereto, We remain, lie., (Signed))MANNINO AND MACIINTOBX. t ai G. R. Robinson ,, el. en. (From Messrs. Manning, Mocha' and Co.) 16 Vera Crux, Nov. 17,1849. H Sir„—We beg your reference to the enclosed copies of our N i last reaper's, the contents of which we °ochres. ll' Tao odisolden' proportion of duties uncollected is this It, day as follows : so 1 DOLS. LOS Amount pending Oct. 16 161,743 23 4° SO Approximate of duties for October 88,340 0 is 160 250,083 23 Se Lees amount collected 2022 Pending this day 215,219 17 r o U We have, in addition to the sum of 34,884 duels. 6 cents., Iss received of our collector 11,701 dole. 47 cents. for the bend- GO holden' proportion of the October collections at this custom. 161 house, making • total of 46 , 666 dole. 63 centi., which we too 84 have, GS customary, shipped by the present opportunity to Ire the Governor and Company of the Bank of England. We yo remain, dm., I G I IS (Sired) "'" ' MANNING, Mocuox, AND CO. 20 O. R. Robinson, Esq., M.P. 31 (From Mesas. Stewart. Jolly, and Co.) le b 0 Tampico, Nov. 12, 1849. so Sir.—We have the honour to enclose en invoice and bill ss of lading for 18,423 dole. 60c., shipped per packet Dee, con- 124 signed to the governor of the Bank of Ragland, and to be 50 held at the joint disposal of yon and Do n Fraccieco Facto, 4 2. agent for the Mexican republic, for account of the bond- ; holders. We also enclose a list of 20 per cent. accepted 3s duty bills, which we hue received from the Cuetorn.tiouse I2i for collection, amounting to 44,660 dole. 3c., sad which we tit will skip regularly as they biome doe : that is, we will Bht ship by each packet the amounteollected during the previous ,4,. month, the labsur and time lost in collecting and changing ' the small money (in which all axe paid) into hard dollars so being too much to enable us to ship all that falls due up to Se the time of the ehipment being loader—We have the honour lii to he (Signed) SINWAIIT, L. Jota.r, and Co. St. G. R Robinson, Esq. Sb THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. tt; In the English stock market this morning no 'aria- 40 tion of importance has occurred. Consols opened as 60 they left off yesterday, at 961 to for the 18th Ja rs - unary, ex div., from which quotations they have nut Ise varied, beyond the turn of the market, up to the pre- 1 3 3 sent time. 124 Transactions have taken place in the Three per cent. 1 0 Reduced, at 981 and 4.; the Three-aad-a-Qaarter per Cents., at 971, and 1. Exchequer Bills have ts 4 obtained a farther advance, having been negotiat ed t 55 at 60a., 81s., and 595. prem. The foreign market is extremely inactive, but prices „„set nominally unchanged. Mexican are steady, at 291 to 1 7,1 1. The actual dealings consist of: Mexican, et. (ex January coupon), at 291 and 2 . Peruvian, at r e 641. Spanish These per Cent.. at 38: and 1; the at. Passive debt, at 4. Venezuela Deferred, at 81. , m w F.NOLLSII FUNDS. Sink OWL SW ? 34 par Ct. Om Am5..961 CL set YU ISi per CIL ICzalbequer r* - VA. So. t. Ole. _ gala, II per Ct. Oaa. Awn., VOILLION - PUN DP. 6 per Ct. Dantean 1 per CL Orem& 11a.. 16 1 4f q per Cent, per Ct. Delp. Oreeade Deferred Pd., If 6 per OL Mee., 1616,116 6 per Cl. haeilfan lide.„ 169 6 pet 01. IPeruelle Ns., el Ditto New, 86 1 Portuguese Coax. 36 7 11 per CL Banos Ayres, 46 7 6 per Ct. Item DID.. 109 11 Ditto CbLLlaa 130., 97 101 'quo Pperdr.l Oda, 114 111 Ditto Columb. 3 per Ct. tipealsh We., 9619 Celan/don Bouvier lids.. 314 ephoieh Ilsterreg Dde..— S per Cl. Dae Da., 76 4 Ditto Pardee 'MLA 4 14 per Ct. Dutch lida, 66 f per Ct. VeDellUtlia ItS 10 4 per CL Data , terra. 61 ! 6 lieweswele Deterred 116..16 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. to There is a full attendance in the subscriptlon-room, although a holiday, and ',peculators are an the alert, parti- LI mildly for Rice and Tea; the latter article lid Demme a i; favourite object of investment the last few day., and common so sound congou is diffi,ult of purchase under 11.101., which SS is Id. advance on the pried quoted Nitride days since. 12 an Cosroa wean improve d improve d appearance. :4 Coeiran.—No general business done. Sttaaa.—This article has been without any material flue- 1 4 1, 1 tuatioa during the Jar, and the general character of the le market has been unenteresting. At the opening of the year si prices were low, but en amendment quickly took place, and 60 subsequently the variations seldom exceeded Is. per owt. W We give at foot the Catena averages at the commencement * of ea mou th . These averages are still the best o ffi cial so criterion; but as they do not include "foreign," which is let largely oorauteed, they are smudgy imptrfect by that bli omission, and it would be well if the authorities would in- 1.1!. chide that next year. e highest agwegate price of the " s . year was 27e. 311. in July ; the lowest, Ms. Sid. in January. '' The home consumption has been equal to the year s 1848. Although the offieisl returns sho w a decrease, which le arises from their having been in the warehouses at the ---1 clod of 1648, of ab3ut 12,000 toes of foreign, on which duty had been paid, and which was declared in the customs' .„ books " delivered ," but have actually been delivered this "c year, and of course not noticed by the customs, the stocks * on hand of all descriptions of Sugar except Mayannaa and is Porto Rico are much smeller than at this period last year, end 10 would warrant the anticipation of higher prices, but the SO weight of Ilavaansh hangs heavily on the market, and the n prospect of fair amity crepe et foreign to arrive next year, ; with toe alteration in the navigation laws , forbid its to be so sanguine of any large advance at present, although it must 20 not be forgotten that speculators are watching the article. So WM'S .weed. British plantatka. Mauritius. Feat India. Average. j o ' n Jam 9 23 11 ... 21 111 ... 25 6 ... 21 so I Fatt.6 24 6 ... 22 lie ... 25 1 ... 21 10 So March a 24 6 ... 24 11 ... U ... 25 14 ID gs so o ... so 71 ... 21 „. 2.6 10 : 0 2 1 IS i ... le ... 26 1 ... 26 Si 5 -.. 26 ... 25 7 ... 27 4 ... 26 6 61 Slay II Aag.7 26 3 ... 95 31 ... IS al ... 26 14 Sept. Oet. 2 Sk ... 2 21 Dea.4 . 23 d ... 24 , 21 ... 29 es ... 27 5 lOl TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. There is but little doing to-day, owing to the Christens , holidays. Petersburg Y. C. on the sp , .l is quoted Me. 3d. to 611. ; Deeember delivery , 38e. ; January ro March, 38s. ; Oot. to Deo., 1860, 391. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MAHKET.HIS DAY. Mesas. Cooper and Davie report trade at the following prices: Prime Meadow Hay, 665. to 704. ; inferior do., 606. to 601. ; Roden, 60s. to 60s. ; Clover, 60e. to poi. ; Straw, 211. to 24.. • TORR. Dee. 26. Sroog. Excaoitos.— Caledonian, 11; North Stafford- I mre, 71; Tort, Ilkweratle, sad Barwick, III; Ditto (Newcastle Eatoogioo), De BRISTOL, D.. 26. beocl-Excnasea.—The Exchange wee eiceed, the day being kept Ni and holiday. BLILIIKT Fanua.—The Meter Railway Company hays lately Laniard the fares ea that UAL & proceeding which has grated universal dissatisfaelion.—Neerry Examiner. MR. W. WILLIAMS ON PARLIAt4B AND FINANCIAL REFORM. The late member for 03ventry ban published a well-timed address to the eleetors and nocideotore the United Kingdom. It dmoryes the versant stteo ticm of every reasoning and independent member of the oonuonnity. We submit a few specimens to oar readers, confident that they will excite a desire to see more of this very instructive tract. After gleaning at the financial doings of the Duke of Wellington's ministry in 1828 , Mr. Williams pro mods to glance et times of the reform parliament, rye:ling as with en edifying sketch boon the life eye-witness. We now eater nadir the belay shade of the Reform Par spriaging ken the people and sysapethisieg with the people- - whisk was premised Would keep a tight hold of the national perosestrisp, and, is the teems of Kielp Edward's law, " from hostel*** take so meaner of aide, Wks, nor prime [tams], but by the COMMOII swot of the realm, and far the Gomm prolit thereof." The first ante mates of expenditure, presented by Earl Grey's govarameat so the reformed parliessat, is 1833, wore, is animal, 49,168,00 W., and for 1834, 49,713,0001. Towards the latter mid et that year, Kiag William turned the whips est of odes, and a new ministry was formed wader Me pee ssiership of Sir Robert Peel, who framed the estimates far 1836, which were partly voted before their resignation of calm in the mouth et Marsh of that year, sad were adopted mattered by their eneresers, Lwa lialboarse's admiais. trades. The sweat albs expenditere, ander those OW mates, was 48,787,0001., whion combined the ematemis efforts of both tortes sad whip, and were the se pies %lbw of vetresehmest by " reformed" parliaments, befog 2,120,0001 lees than the estimates voted by the lam rates borough parliament, in the last year of its existent*. This is dm fulfilment of the "cheap and *good prensnmat," which it was promised the Reform Act would prodoos; but even this " tight hold of the nation's pureseetrbep " was bat shortelived, The whip economical ministry, eliding R. self Nuked by a "safe working majority" in the second crformed Rums of Commons. in the next year (1836), in. eased the expenditure to 50,819,0001., or within a fowl pounds of that of the beecouth-mongers of old ; and that, too, when there was not a ruille—" not even a cloud of the sine of a man's band "—visible within the whole circle of the political horizon, either domestic, colonial, or foreign. I well remember this increase of more than 2,000,0001. of the public money being voted by lees *an forty members— the required nua.ber to form c house—end that, too, without opposition or comment frost anyons burp* faithful guardian of the people's money—Mr. Hume. I hal been, then, too' short a tins. a member to amble me to render him very effi cient @Misuse'. A remarkable Beene is presented in the " reformed" house ea a motion fee going into cententtee of supply ; a gen► rsl i nl e d and dispersion takes place, a corps is remit' of uo aad expectant' being kept at Bellasy's dining rooms, ready to defeat a motion to " count out " the house or to answer the " division bell ;" all being thus made safe, the " supply nights," when the people's money is voted away by millioss, are devoted to dinner-parties and other free.froweare enjoyments. It wit. Mr. Williams who, in 1844, obtained, with great difficulty, a return of all salaries, &c., exceeding 1,0001. a year. To this edifying document he adverts in the following terms : is 1t44 1 moved for, and obtained with difficulty, a return of the amount of all satisfies, peados% and other emoluments derived from the public exceeding 1,0001. a year, with the asses and offices of the recipients. Amongst the host of placentae and pensioner wets 164 persons. wao received, in salaries and pension. (oft* both) 1,000,6071. a year, a great many of whom holding two, three, and even tour atipoint ments ; such, for example, as the following cases, which, as an illustration, may be isteresting, without giving the names, which, as so many are alike, may appear invidious : A Year. Clerk of the Council in Landes £2,000 Who is she Seentary sad Clerk of the Enrolments in the island of Jamaica £4,200 Clerk of the Treasury end Auditor of the Treasury Accounts E1,350 And also Agent aed Paymaster of the Chelsea 750 Pensioners And compensation allowance es Ceinansioner of 150 Lotteries £1,500 wader Secretary of c u b 3,ooo And penaion £4,600 Pi trait ay Pension out of the Excise revenue .. • . £7,200 And heutary iss whoa oat of the Poet.oftlee revenue 3.384 £10,684 Lord of the Admiralty £l,ooo 0 Also Admiral of tits Red 766 10 And Maj .r-Oenoral of Radar 1,037 5 £2,803 15 Colonel of the 2rd Begitnent of Me Osage £l,Boo Also Govatnor of Hull 1,788 And pension al late anaertader These are not selections, but merely a sample. .8, large number of the 161 received from 6,0001. to 10,0001. • year, and some • much larger amount ; and I find some have omitted to return the whole of their esnolumen's, and others are omitted altogether; amongst the latter ere the pensions of four late taxingonsten in the C,ort of Chancery, •be together to 27 .OISJ„ or nearly 7,0001. • year each, to be paid during their lives, and 2,5001. •• yea each to be paid for seven years after their deaths. This gressjob was I perpetrated by Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst, who brought is • bill, which was cent from the Lords to the House of Com mns only • few days before the termination of the maim ot o 1842, la which he invested himself with power to Moe penned, these men, as well as many others, fei and se lem legise ur the emoluments of of fi ce—the compensations provided by this bill amount to 77,07 U. a year. I etrsessiese** objected to pass such • bill a t so late • period of the s but aa mettranos was given that the amount of the comren cation would not, in any of the cases, exceed from to 7001 a year. Several motions for committees to inquire into this public fraud were made, with great ability, by Mr. Watson, Queen's couneel (late member for Kinsale), but were rejected by the " Reformed" house, by large majorities. Mr. Williams, after a withering analysis of our taxation, and the manner in which it is expended, points to striking language to the demoralising effects of the excessive burdeus upon industry : We us, as • consequence of thieves% abstraction flora the fruits of industry, the great strides which pauperism and crime am making ; end, as we. proclaimed at • church melt ing by the lion. Sidney Herbert—" We see wealth at one end enormously on the morose., and poverty as rapidly in• creasing at the other • the rich becoming still richer, and the . poor becoming everyday more numerous and more poor ; the cause had ba th ed the sagacity of the most acute philo eopttera, and goes on in defiance of human skill and foresight. Whatever the cause, this was a moat danyerout stale of society." Is this a foreboding of what Sir James Graham mid in his celebrated pamphlet 1—" henW this country presents the spectacle of indlions supplicating for breed, then willthe people sweep away titles, pension', and honours." No reflecting man can look at the prosiest position of the country, and witness the annual eshaustion of its resource a after so long • riod of pries without the moat fearful apprehensions. There must, indeed, be something palp•bly rotten is the Btate " when such an enormous amount of money ie ex acted from the people—not for the requirements of the public service, but to be lavished upon almost countless melees phonon, ainecuriste, and pensioners, and in main taining an enormous en nary establishment ; and that, icient too, in the face of the rennue being year after year insuff for this prodigal expenditure, and also of the memorable declaration of Sir Robert Peel in the House of Commons when he proposed the imposition of the Income-tax in these ominous won's :—" I cannot consent to any proposal fir increasing taxation on the great articles of corsumption can by the labouring classes of soty. I uy, moreover, I give you conclusive proofs that you have arrived at the limits ef taxation on articles of consamption." In cowltimi of his 'mutton, the right honourable W ima est* referred to the effect produced by Lou: Melbourne's ministry ailing five per cent, to the customs and excise (Wise in 1839, which amounted to 87,000,0001, and which ought tokens produted 1,860,0001.; but whiith realised little or nothing, as the LIICTelle of the tax necesearilylncreased the pries of the articles, thereby causing • diminution of consumption; for example ! • peer ns • certain gam. m an could only spare into his scanty gai my for Me, which, before the five per cent. was added to thel duty, would buy three and a quarter ounces; but at the In creased price sawed by the additional date, it would only buy three miners. Thus the great firsancier proved thee. as regards using the wattages of life of the power flames, " the orange had been sucked dry :" in other wade, beck." "the last thinker had Men put upon the earners bath." AU the previously available sources of taxation had, in short, been dried up, sad the only remaining reemsres (and that, too, that an only be available in case of war/ — property and income—Was put under contribution te again the ("tithing earthen. Prom taxation ?dr. Williams tarns to consider the great taxing machine, the lianas of Commons. The following picture is not exactly flatteriag, but it is faithful, and that is of more couequenos The dsfoessity either system, mearladonsly rolled • " re presentation of the peovle " may be exhibited in various phases; tor example: " Ya lu (says the Timm Journal) the RAILWAYS. Tam DAT, Two o'Ctocar. The sham market continues very inactive, and prices for most lines are the same u yesterday. For Caledonians and Midlands, however, rather lower rates have been paid, transactions having taken plies in the former at 101, and in the latter at 431. London and South•Winterna (10014 mark 61; Yolk and North Midlands, 17:. French shares ars steady. Ciastait prim Yesterday. ~s - e~7•~ t• 1 IN. I Barn= Raman. I illbeelsampni"; AlsaiL,Not.,Be6,l6 l . l e. leaks * Banta nt. (ot. Wad. parg664u4 6 p t et.) 10 BiludAlUmgP 114 121 1 es. et 1 d. par - c7\ 0 - 67 g g - Tar,a;;;ilhisar• De Da.witumut. a guarantee 111 Biria-WelvJs StoterValley 10 Wis., Wale., and Dudiag aalisdulypiorwltbguar. 10 Do. wigwam a meanest 11 7 1 Baton, Stant., and Dina... Bristol and FAWN ... ... 1 1 4 backinghatuddra ... ... 23 3? U 94 3 1 9 1 ♦ I 3 ♦ ': PM. Wl' 1 01 die #1 i7[ dY 10a+ '1 1 184 Do. 4 Miens . 10 De. SIO Prete;eaers, 60 Caearar vi eld ress rawillei .. 1bD.... ... 44 Dubin' sad Baikal Alas -16 DM De. (Zl6 F..& Azillan ... .. L) . ... IS E, 21 D 0431.10.46 p. CC. Prd 29 Pastern Counties .., ... 10 Do. New Ow. 11 p. Ch._ In Do. PAL, 6p. CL, No. 1 31 do. No.! 51 D Do. o. N. It Z. 6 per C.- 43 Do. New . • SS Worn Urdoc;: err A (late IL U. 83h) ... de 25 Do. elan B. sadC. di tty 90 Do.=. Ip. Ct.) 8$ Do. New .. SI Do. New 6 Warm IS PM Llasolathire 60 Walamoaad Glasgow- 1 11 1 Zwllll,lnerrU4k Daub I 111 . WAN 4301 Sisoouth 20 Grist Worthen ... , 114 D 0.4 shank 11,Deferred 74 Lul.4 Wares. 11. 6p. (X. :0 Do. 5 per Cent. Peet 50 CIL Ilouth.and West. (Ire ) ur• West Worth of England - 33 Do. ew, Z4O ... , , 30 Do. New, X3O ... IS Do. New, 616 ... I WO Oreat Western ... ... ' 15 Do. New, AII ... . SO Hull sad aelny... ... ... 15 Do. shares ... ... 126 Do. 6 shares , , • . 60 Leamater sad Carlisle 10 Do. Thirds , ... ... 100 Lasemlure and TOOll6lll 93 D.. do. M. 8.13 B. 90 Do. do. ... ... ... 44 42 dia. 49 Do. la sharse ... ... ... 23 21 dis. 1 134 Ds. Warm ... ... ... 111 I dh. 164 116o.Thirds ._ .. ... 114 1 dia. le Do. New (gus." 6 p . . Ct.)... 31 2 mu. 49 Do. Linrpool and Bury 10 De. West India; Unica 74 7 dia. 11 Do. Preston and W7Ol 30 40 10 Do. 6 shares (a) ... ... 6 7 pm. 60 Leeds and Bradford... ... 99 101 50 Leeds mid Think .. .. 7 9 34 Lki. Pref. 6 ri. 140.2 .C.esit.No. 44 4 I 1 1 di& 74 Po. Ms. • Do. Do.. N 0.3 3 2 4 44. • I.lo.Quarters 16467 pa et 4 gWe 1161Loodon sad Bleekwall .. 36 36 5010 Lee., lirlghtoo, hB. Coat 79 60 1. Do. Now Z 5 gua. p.Ct. 130 1326 9 Do. gnarontood 5 p.CL. Isis Croydon Thirds— 10 114 SO Do. Pref. 2 per Cent—. 55 57 So Dar:kern. 6 p•Cr.,1662 56 67 II) and Gresawich - 10 11 20 Do. PrefefeaCO ! ... 22 23 1110 Loudon a North-Weston 1•91 1104 12 Do. do. New 4 sham— 4 pun. 7 Da. NAL .. ! • • . I pm. 1 Dealt) sh.,ll.and . ll.(C) g 1 pm. , 00Lowlos II • 110011-Westaro 604 soy I Do. New, £SO 34 Do. New, £49 6 Do. Preference 7 p•Cent 16 1 pm. W Lowestoft Guar.4 perOcaL 14 15 6 IlanclL, Buz. sadMatleek 44 44 dis WO ilawn„ Inssf:Allacolash 11 15 N 23 Do. sham, No. 1 ... 13 13 Ls. lIS Do. shank No. 2 ... 11 41 116 Do. shares, No. S ... I 2 10 e., D ew LIII Prof. ... 7 7 60 Do" rarest Grimsby 7 11 10 DO. d 0.... ... ... . . 16 15 die. 126 D 9.410. ... . . ... 10 9 die. 33 Do. Wet. cal . Lthoolo... 21 19 dia. 111 Do. Odra*, Dosk .. 4 6 44 Do. Llaeola Uaion ... 111 3 Ms 100 liidliad . .„ ... 45 461 es De. see iiese . : , ... es 111 cus t oe Do. Bina, and Darby... 20 28 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. Celt. 1211 114 SO Do • ZrewaahValleyPet. SS ft 60 Midlaad GLWestets (Ire) • ,15 Do. Kw 7610 ... ... 20 Do. Ouaran. 5 per C 1... S Do. (Waren. 06 per Lt.., 25 North WWI& ... .„ ... 124 110. ts t hazos ... ... 1 16 fi 7 1 lips. 1 d ls 6 pas as $ $ pal. 3 I 4 • 17 IS II IS 11 IS 28 2$ 2$ 30 11 1: 1 a ddt dis • 39 12 iii 38 19 974 87 bl Dm. 40 pin. 00 pm. !P. .. 3f 7111 11 $ db. 99 Pm. 51 i tie par lie 11 14 14 14 IS Ms 111 17 4 4 10 11 4 9 1 91 pm. Clla. 9 11 176 North Staffnedellm 110 Oxford, Wore, Wolof*. 19 Read.,Goild.ond Rae* 44 Royston and linddn 25 tkotnah Central 25 Scottish Midland 13 Chrom e:l re" Clem A Do., New Onarenteed„ 18 Shrewsbury end Meter (Nor. o W. Min.) lel Do. Onmatry 1 Do. New... 10 Do. apm Cent. Pref... el tilnroyebtie Union 50 Booth Devon 35 Do, Preference . eauth Ataffordrhire 30 Do. Nag •.. 30 Do. No. 3 10 Do. No. 4 Registered 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip 43 nth Wales ... 12 B. ork., Don., *Goals_ 104 Meld, Rotherhsm, sal Om* N. DL mis. S p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 60 Wear Valley, Bp. Ct. Via. IS Do. do. do. . 45 Wilia, Comereet,llWerm. 25 York,Newmatieb Berwick 31 De.llat.lYorkikNewas, 6 Do. G.. P.. Purcheee ot Prefer N enee 50 York and North Midland.. le Do. !Merano lil lot 14 11 1 Iga 6 71 dts. 61 6 dia. 11 IS pas. 7 5 Ms. IS St dis. 11 9 d 1.4. 1 1 dis 15 15 SI S dia. 4 6 i i 110:114:10f 71f12 I i 2. ; it as. 181 19 * 6 1 271 26 Ms 4 dia. 1 ; 3 i di,. par Ipm 14 • eh lee 17 9 filj die 45i f 20` 11si 3 41s1 lr. . 11lei i 1 I lroitsms ltau.w444. OlAnglo-Itaaan (late Itsliss red Auatrles) all Boulogne end Aml . ICestral mums Dutch (Vignola; 11..44446 S I/e I 61 if 41:18. 8 8 15 1 7 if die 1 j Pm' ; litltalisix .. .„ ... d il l Or. lacliaa rasiorala .. IM. Do. Ti Luxembourg ... .„ ... 1 141 tcfor*UNTllal PISMO .. Si Pali" Sid 01180.11 ... .. . 20 farts end Resse ... ... 11 Paris tad Strasbourg ..3 10 Roma and ....I A Sambre =damn ... ,1 13 Tosus sad Nantes ... ~ 7 la -61 Am II du. Si it li r as. 36 99 It lUs.l 31 i ill 12 6 i t Si 9 1 9e 9 di. LIVBRPOOL. Dee. 26. Ricoox-E*NAiriss. Tlas market was dull to-day, hut 'Seedy. 9a: rad Lalhoishirs, 119--llltto, (pref. f shares), 7i Lsocaoh4e sad Tork=hlre (filth rei), 7 Is. Sd. t d.—Loodas ant North Westin, 110— s rtr an i alter uh r= e —DlN o (E rs dlowils 0.--iLsoebester, (MC t44l—llitßo (9 4110494), Sd. d.-844Sh Dort (No. 4, to. as lA, Si Me.l, S ea. 9d. ILANCHRSTRA Do. 26 . Stoni-Elaahwai. The market has bees heavy mai latruid, without muck change of prices. There was a slight team" d0W11111141% bOlfeTer, mad tkere spectre to be no elasticity shoat the market at all l i kely to give hopes of eoueteraotiug enact at say way early period. BIRMINGHAM, Doe. 28. STOCZ-EICIIAXOII..—Thert WKS little doing to-dy but POW Inquiry after neat amount. More buyer% of South Stafkads st 31 do, bat no selisre; and Baretrabury and Mlrrafiltain Mt mai quoted at 11. IR. 94. din LEEDS, Dn. 26. firoca-Excaur62.—The Ent seeing Mao &hob fr. last took plass this looming. The saalit dune ..a llaaf tale business at 6 at lamer quotations : shire Fifths, 1 at 617 this at 10j, tbrara bode and Thin* UMW =Md. Eta Rot I Midland Body O. . 0 • * s "". >4.3. 7 e. ' lit t 101 104 86 86 IS If F es ,. , sot ituli rice, bean II °Ol -. kiss I UM *SW. pew a 1014 II Ute less. up.— shore on g lagers espy by We )1 in t 11. .25 L. 7 t. 26 I. 4 1. 7 C. 24 •tterdan Araloll =DOW itterlua untaßge