The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-10 00:00:00

TOD .... ii r Lar Ta =el Ilyam Tbe H wird Hafts Lloyd Midge N.O. OW " ' Hg Hwy Timm Igrours Ws Wain Gasp Hylton MM. Itst.. OLP. Ogstaxag—JOHN D i ga v irjrle_%O,Wy A. 910cmaras-ozoROB was/az aa.sW ft., iisu TOWINill•• ihow Ambeepertes. &rt.,* tlppre Bamako4erease. N. Ides west le2agidan s. .. l4" B/.....1. 0111•WINI•41111•11. eillbtlin 01•Olr N.., . • °WI" hs•l4 o .2 a irmigLei.ispiiimpark. Wethell.n ADSAMTACHIS OP TIM OW. Iliosoissi Mato of Proslim. amostell Ism* ail mg et the Na< lot ogrolog the MOMS II abdlN hi • gram u ( gm is sillArrAril Ostrom , e lks rsogroi eseettsl.Se rigkoselea ri....1 = . at veldt pm/M tut ggailita et age Mos* ilsrlstr Ige. ....., f d i in setol. gol Irs gligr voldrellog kr balsiing lbsiOleare tbs Ingsegig si sil Mei Ids Nig Yana slated Os tr.— miaow. Virs - ' ' MOIL limmer. At Tbm. Tw do i• Twielkaim. .. Ileasy Johasse,:iss. .. . m Mr Mem .. 1 Mr VW. lassii,./41 . ... Jris I F =.. tMt.lrlotisims ins Amami. • • • • Elm *eke. Nor.. rc 6 1 a u ne. i I. 1 I . O. V. • Robert ' J. X. Hod Wfilion Jalis Ci ft7.7.7. • V. C. . lismar KIN , Bov. 01rJ 11 J. Wits. MN!! lamb. tr :I. • : g In 11 Sof. I I oam- H . 6 • • IL, . O. H. 2 2 0 K. J. IL Ihowas. .... 0 • Yr. T. Homo • Tboomifoo IA Vloofat.. • John a it tar, - - Syr. If. Wolook Lomb . Nei 1 Thome 1 At fel. 'Aiwa isai o. lirommool. Nog- - Y Moms. IL ameba AY Bow . . 1 J. L I. Worm, . .... Rev. J. 1 . J. A. P 11 OY AL SOCIETY for PROTECTION d WE jui tr ....rati rim Mai", at Allassie: Nes tem la tivalhdripoll= r. sad mares. lira Tame WO LW Ii a b I MWS I S Ws • Ma al liSi r awl _ . l tr a : aid ft si e 4osaftsilg ow Is ma Se fl isa sk l be?..lll lo7 ll`"ll4 .. Lasse solissl sai nul WS sus &WSW. sr. slia sass as a 1 r ±... F......4.-ta—b...w....... -pit; as ammo ler . I. =Oft. 1 4. 2 1 7 a ....:wr i -g. ...4. ..... z a jg Owe le siisiod as Aws" mam las a m.o. mi se WiS = "i a rait =la so re . .I%tis4 l 7elthses Inn WAIN is% alsk ia elsr ou t i ew. who ea Napes Ay sod . Mikis wins misses MS Is 'Wm • Md. lowing ding r woks* W www. t re wr. =s s Zt= l S w rlsze. s advz.z.... WWI eposadves le Ike talmA mow kiiiroirma . . 50ar............. J. 9seive loser. J. 0. Weltard. Sq. .. ... If 1.1 . . 1 11; ••0117raTiall. pit lewd 1 0 I Ostadpilass 1 atr. Mum. Williams NA Os. 1. 4 k. ar J. lirt. mai Os. Mama sod Co. Nam. led Os M ai=alls. asa awl Os. sod wolaissie link. sevaider : - _wra Mama 4:1 Os. Sam Pars 4 eed Co. Mama awl Co. We Mole awl Os. Mom Oahe NO OA rod Oa P araistallogor Dog. Nom liatilood mol Mora Whist awl Os. seM Wreent wisekts. C. W. Cbskanis. mi. Jaw 4, UM LL This Bodite MMUS - T Of PIM AMIDAIN NM - ung sawn, IT MPS Of MN warn str Miff Alf 0011001.4000, RS MIN k. wrlm If ulserewed dieing pew le 11 - - .. LI '9 .. ... .. 22 S e .. .* e U I - 7 - i - II 1 I 140 1 IDS I 13 213 A LIST Of STATIONS af VI P ISP PRIAILII TTOISTIT. TIME SOPPOITSD IV Mash MMus One lea See emaps. ailledell alfallilloll4 alb *TA by • eweeneitr, well losestmlwa It lit awl twovlded with en anew On ISIIIMIL s . dei 61 6 , re Ike is Ids aetelbeerbool. Saimaa Maim . .....e. ...a itiMpwr steam awatially. • 1011. I. Algae& went 1•111 wed Paacharehetrell. II (I. C=7:741'411. wow a Cheapekle. 1., the elm • Now Ilmieeetreet. s = tt. A N Oinheira-aneet. T. Cl iv rw= S. Hatton einbro. ele a ria=blll "gligb4l49w. • lattetem. :4 N al. or the Onne. hi. L.tewten. • Oteephaeliensee. Iltglibarywnd. IL I ethernet. N. bp il• George% Chun& 12 auetbwerk. Nu ley the Obatitit. bleekhlera read. Iserarros— v. DA DDLLEY. O. Shrieking', Islington. WISTS/th DIVISION. 13. Mead. 4 IL Chmanee Cheri Le. 34 - W a .rod.l:lllPaweata% bY St. llertin'e n near* nu. airl. Kllwillog =lardeteeet I Itoi , by tl• (leap'. Chereli. le. T 4•111, the CheyeL SIL time Ftler Y. bi s lllwpal S. Oda* Met. ram e by l tethewll a.ath Awdleywneee. the 13. K • In etean alani -ehire. by fle. Mee* OburdL MI lialiftel U. Kinw..neee. Debar Meet IL SdEstareiNad. am arweies—V:= likplp•BBOS. T. 11 Tr heTertiptient wad disseles le e IN w el the imeivet ty etty ateiliMr manes. : Wla - L , ....... and Nl slower . ,itt OWL le. di jameee.whowe : by V Ilk Ike* mad On. I. eaveadah-Atient ; W Or terser. 29. Ittaispeipore ; esd by She norete 71ke S ry. ~Lietre Ilth Amami Reprwt Tray he *Woad v a.... awyllargioa. AM IT MIL WAIN, SAM ' , SON LOW, Jan. thastaw7. 10. Ileet.elrete. Jam I, 111. THE BELLS of ST. BOTOLPH. A imir TEAR'S MOTION. Twee New Fear's Now—the het of Mit Deownher, deem end twelve. If I remember ; e g l i er•frlffhle the ham of Ablate Church Tad • Ihe veer had left es la the lurch. Tear uwt. tether irgst the thin I demi egen mil Mem* about the l ins Salm gemwegen Mop Wow. ibo ipta• and ID the eblePle shift: Aida mai of d she limas he the steepen Wm the amid Yolk INN other poopla Th. while oh mil ion Swum VIM. I. the edam wagged lie Yew lessus. lerethres ' Mid het enema year little Mother. lonise gret—we underdand each other. mg to goli a hint. winds youll dloet Teaching that Mart which Freely hem in The Warehouse intimate, WO Mow howa. Lae Alhiste.teeple. boat W ' bum Me leaf Awl errantly thk your fore it eloem Should hear a don rate tout in male of 110111111." • That's right! hold Number Tirol we male" Yen Ow balm at their malty in DREW. A voi, who oviewilois. Mother ?reds. A ad one which well adopt without a nibble. NOSES and SON a carry peal Mall bear. Yoe whet they've Mae la trade the bygone roar. Rear. brothers. vie! De Drib with year Mappers, To Drees firer. /bed Coen, Towers. Talk sad Wrsppere vyeBdem! held X iwabor Throe you 7w oolohig out I quits woo with what you've talked about. Wu Ii MIMI., mid la maim of this and UM Nark but 11u healed to m i elms MAT MART. M 0•414.4 In fhb and Cam me truly 'eaggiest.' And, berm, we 11 ridwerthe them with our ehighees." " Decidedly wo will Ma Number Yowl, I ll kid a hand to publeh rads a MY" Ni. Jo I Mink that any will teem To rilL4 the Owen on TUN BOOTS AND 811018. From what we slew. mi ImddWc from dour Weefilei prime tame. ase valued hy the motile: TM, wee reehended to by Mumble "yet . WM Wit wended tlrit Mt inks MD maim thrive. Aid. In whin, nn. hopwl they'd set demur, To giving one round peal for MOON, FUR. ▪ You ww,ln't he afraid, ...mil Number dial. • Our stab of probe: Mall sham there idiom sail Web ; Awl. &Wither. we dish all of we wee In probing 310810 C VI RST.CLASS 11081 RY. y sold each heroes rode throughout he year. Th d really we me bound t applead them here." "MoBlB' MINE OUTFITS. Sold the last but one. " An equal meat to the Mart ham done; " Well ' the Tear?. " I as. pleadil to know That all my brothers value NOSES a,. I mine woo with all of yew. mid. therefore. We II rut to work without a why or wherefore.' Then off they weat. mute orying gl hi the And I mole. and Mewl It was Me ir Me therm mel. A DC. work a:MUM The Tammy of Taman' essialning a doisliod VW of pekes for curb doportawou• with hal evader for relfitimmew omit. way he hod ow oppliooiliw. r forwouisi patina maim mum _ _ I Nan 10 /1111,01111 I • a. **arm and Mater Mar, W .11 the new stir Was • Si 431antemeld . and Opdr l at Mar re w oos . Rimier Oasis. tel tits asweat . .-., 1 4 • ow, mail gem 111 Cloth Cost. II • Hoe a overssast= Teem ?mom ...... 69 6 9. noel taimansi ... ...... A • Tweed tere.gon . . •IS • Tbo ilriaber .............. 114 • Him Pattern. Troomen. Is INN er . . ... . • • an the °rodeo...-. ole 6 I. I'm, . ... 0 0 Heeelda .... 1 10 Bh..4ing Coate ....... • 6 6 Reg eg Dose .... ........ 1 6 0 Auturm. 9 Mater Tremens 0 4 6 Prime IU 0 1x.e.411. Iltto ....... . . .. 012 d BM lO 0 Autum....l lineliw Y. is 50 fleet .. ...... lt 0 Pro* ditto. . .. . I 4 0 Oasimwdel t . t ......- 4 6 DoZ i. II veraii i . e . .ei tide Paths. of n o .016 I Hong Twee II 0 Menke' testy estrat eat MY& • wit of &ghee 46. Iteelre.-The Shod Degaroneat. Is awl IN&'ls 0116. wen I ..rely a( the mason Mene.-Atty snide porebered... ge railite le Urishe =were. W sot approved QC 21,Z1 t» .se. me. r iodNu How nr Wool IL )104/01 sod SOX, Taller% Wo , Thatere. 11o4en, Yorrtere, Hoot owl eboontikere. Here for WI.. and Hendernm Ist 154 no.. sad UT. IIHN•141. U. 04 . 01 . mei i... tides e. city, Lowloo. Ututit9l.-51. 910.:11V4 and HON regret ha ft s to Med Hie public rhet bat here learned that the weatikemeMiellisbood t.: l og with them or -It the ogee ouseent:hrologet no geresel to la meg sod for Arian moot They hawse ear antes Id& ta or cot oi Leas. mod alai tote duke prolog end de_ atoold eal at og rad to the Illosrlos NH Ableato. . iiS. aUPERB NOVELTIES in PAPIER MACRE, at mEenro. 4 Lerlistalleenn Lamisa—A Ma be bis sir nut len pass um nen, Is an es Leaks sasiber Erb sink et eiguanneu Tbn ern& or caddis; ensisee ern sealst i L i. meas. somponimn lasis. jewel area week no k i h nh,i ass pegs ocrislis, and nein table man vela he-tea.. portfolios. engin and% and 'bang stilldoe sad boa lio eau., on oad en meets , al. an menhirs{ el nisisosse, is pearl awl toetobedrik nine and gnkl prOCIS4OIIIII. po64lo=all nu ennui Minn kr peuesta—lovenoe et We West IsollAndh ELEGANT TOILET REQUISITES, etch of in ratillaimildellm—lLOWLAl De MACIAS...a OILY MAW univ.rvh ed or erodes eye yeaelnlaittaaarteat Mama *OWL LY DOR 41/set Ya m ` rx7vril aM llONTO, n biligte Alut imir 114 Ire; Irilhelakity het and preorrathe Akio ea the as Plasaw ace e”narJest hy oar rim Qom. Co 4 urt.. E ntpe. And inallyuellea awl= eVII67WIIII 'Shea" nt SlNew .raatln llte pnecrima. and gi.ca rg = ll.l _lll Karim. Imitatinv, Snow re Mind Implid aimaks se rrialty =Cho amassment rillEl= 111111 .. ...... L IM?. al l i rat i r. Mein& The ooly semi* abi nw-dtme Om of Ow wade Ike wow at Shwa st le, II eta' iganlia. loadzad W wINS meg P ir. tamer theamehaat the k KLNERS PATENT STRONG WROUGHT ' R oy -not.nrA.T - GOYIM:MOT DOOR awl OMNI WOLOlNlTN—Firwralallm IV 'lmolai nlwallnillaNN awa dawns.. The tit Oa owl& TIN In. Was awl firuninaa Iferwielallna leak pawl awl Kate !LUNY MA WINN al sil also. N wit WEL Num Was N, 'bars In du/ WS Inlntstlhe nanialwilwg wad sammarelal ilarietn Wrests* mint d OS MOSM dillentolK awe Was triad Ini rul bast. trout ass le Vlnall% 11a........„ . N• mew Maw awl what mientule an 4 I IE4 111 Webb NY am la artina tlx• gla U law. la as lliiirllWani silo II 1 1 11 F4tRall trell 0001 nlit owl Aar alma wllb NINA no .knaa. lanpnnt In Ina diambend elm as be. ..two ben burnt l. nub.. 301:4 1 85 WIN Om la ihe ea nal hot. haw in emir we Ns Zw e riVaitlas nnlna thou Of mai' lON an. la baled as la Met) too __mi. ea, it u• gm MINN wok l itres ii " en & I T= tilts Ns eawwwaltaa ..... ..._....anwlll mw =r asrs awl calm ta (Nrinallet a ladli flrW mitibuma 7YedaWar• l ia l s epg= 4 r s = Illeal,—W - Z c=le c v ~- .4;e:-,€: UPI ASSURANCE OMPANY, NIGHTLY SHELTER he the HOUSER! , I st f th. w - 1117 1.4" Lasese Deliod RUTLAND, CO. COlMlllitirne hand& D_ Rs CIO Ma Awl 111.8 mum AST Horma i r= n rurelesa. FAA, LILA. Tim DI UM le mimes sorter - um - Ilemosiable Merl of earzwinus. em{ Dm domet ez Ms mei calla asopsese of Ow wiry MGM Ole et mind Oh soma : 11111111111 A p.NToR L .. ~.,„,,.......„ .."..., f7 . .b.,,,...,. =.... - -... ni.k. 1..t.p.E22.L. ,r, as A 880CIATION for FROMOTINO the RELIEF el Durrrrurtor la the HSTIOPOLUI. mid for &imitates ef the Pose by wear of Parothial and Dierlot la rldt4 l" mite lioammelsevedeme tied item= er the aim red MeV. liarsan-er 11063 .loe laid Mame( 102113011. TWMII/1. The Mat 114 e. W. I. Gleatane I Mr IL H. has. DIM. ILE re Wallow Z. Iftwillifir. limn I assellMPalik Pr•. 011 r bi tll g t. Ihrtlinyleie TrallaMweamet. KM, Ilectelo me mow remalm mama tram the runt n il igesailem extend wee Ille petrol pea of Lembo. Ja ckals( Detheatmem, Clentlaweil, 'WM", Morelltd‘ wassed•wm, Nitertabla. ha lo TM hada la boa aie at lhe email lime lum Mn they lavettew beta at Hi meek sad lt MI navies every merry oft lb, ri m / Me MEM et the Makerexperted le Mee Um some ameasay se empree ematu r eerek wry be asnowni• hove DM beam preeemly aritaredvderd: MC. Irene% DEM le the Mrnwes Neap eland.. ace • ism. W. J. iyiai ..... .. . i 3 O. Pm Ihe. .. 6 • Torn& minium Alt, Ole -IV lia iriii:, ire ah dm- .. 6 via........'............ 1 0 Mr W. a. FteBalBr • ... •.e 10 w. J.cspii I• D. J.. 3rd doe. .. ...... M Hajar Psi* _ lad don 1 0 Hos. MN. C. M. Tama Wm-Ca FaSek. . • • Hareovat. Ilat dee, . - 15 C. Deacheroft. Sm., 3M Col. Theism JaromMisd- 31 . a. Il 4 niiiir. 11.. Oal art .V s.. ere. . . ..... . . . re 0 6tli ons.. - . ~. .. ..... 111 T. VIM. Me. _ . 2ad don 6 0 James lrwla. Mila . ...... I H. Norris. rm. . a 0 111.6 L. Clarke. -.. ...... 1 Loommom pie fkaelary. F. H., at W111ama1t...... 1 • chime. 214 Den lO 10 Tbca. Dent. Me ........ 10 Men Lem Ilmadie 6 0 a. N. 1 Franc% rOffefillf . aq.. Lord Draybeeke 1 ....... 10 1 MI dom. 1 1 am. W. I. limre. ~. a 3 'Aft Dyes 3 0 *mammas, It Ileima. Him Copley .... 3rd dom lO • Hoare'.... I Mr W. H. • Fremratle Wm. Taylor, Faq. ...... .. 6 4th doe. .... . - 10 0 Geo. Vivian. taq. _.. 6 Lady Taylor . - Seddon. II • Adm. Mr N. Codrlngtoa • $ lady Mary Malloara. Mk TaptaY Mimes Codringtos .• 1 •I • Cin Clme. don C. F. Coffee lady flrAdo ..... ...... II 6 1 P. D. .. ........ .......... 10 Rom L IF ethallay . ....... . _ .• •• . C. Dom 104. .... .. A .IL H. Who O. TIMM, Di ..... 6 • Dir O. a. (Mom . Joie Wlaterbatom Ilm. • • Oa" the ke. r. 31• MD;„ Robert la :beak Maw •_... 10 0 Ird dom.. Clarke Hear* 1008, .184 Id. Damn Ilm., fhb tam. 1 doa. ........... ........ 100 0 lee Me. . ..• J. liaNey, As.. 16/8„.... M 0 Jobe 1116lia. .11 dve. Mr kdotund Dace*. Awl, 4tb don. ....... ..- M • lady Dell, 3nl dm. . S. H. (. ............. I I HIM F. W. Wpm , _ % F. 1101 ........• 10. IL Harcourt imam Hajar !dr ....... FAR. PAM ....a 10 J. T. 11. . 111..1..... N0.........1mmit itt is •mo Tha resiti clsi d Kona 1 . ..• T. 11ve0•0 •IlloPl .... e I lord Crowe, kA des. ... 1 J. 111. MAM am. .. 1 0 Dr. Darling .. . .• A May .. .... 6 0 A. Doodle. NM - • • The AIM I D 4 P 3 MIam be MewsaMewsitiviagtosi., Hatehinr., e, MI be brwarded by pest, ea mpliaake to the TM Dr Mee be yelilkhed la the mamba week. wIN be meilvel by the eadermvailosed . Ankara: AS Oho Waresed -Hamm Hanka. Farquhar, and Co.. M. Jinni*. lariell: Minn DrummemL Cliaring.aws; Mows. Coutra and Co., Waal. 18 tlie CI -14emo. Morm, Illsolatreet • Hamm William, Demos, and Co.. ; Mente. Malay, Newan ius ol iu. d Co Lombard @Met ; rad by the , at the office of the 4, M. Mar tini. plate Trahlumeipme. AMWAY SHAKES.—Alteration of Public Rasa—Mars. WILLIAM LA MOND and Co. resart/WO =WM Weir PUBLIC PALER of RAILWAY SHARES. te.. 11 PLACE FORTNIGHTLY this mouth. The mkt ale will lalm plan am WMDMIRSDAY, to ITIR hat.. end Ws following rale on W idt MM. M I redact, at Weir Wilma Hall of Com streak end wW commtm various lot. In all the MOM. William Lem.mil and Co. continue M eel maw* and Were were brokers In the purl:bars aid ale. *JIMA , raallark. M IMO* and for4p Moab rani railway Ears, WM gfAoirty.—TbnadmodWirart. Lawton. Jammer I NOVIILTY is BREAKFAS l' SKKVIC&. goriest PATENT BRAILLE TBA end COPPER tiEBV ICES heTtoorg .. %* ll Na •00101111011 IN emery my* from tbcorively tab to Ye vo cosameeeld d PIiIRA lIMUD, II RIVE. METAL, i a l s teraletsg_ *Me poilm at *ism laillinatan and Co., awl ergel= Roe=dilligeler Dow offered foe oh at peke, me* halt shed haws demanded but for the ' economy adtbrid Wl* sioshee pant. are a., durable am saver. Antique per toe slides set eisislite ..... ...... ge 17 0 p~rArabesque ::::::::::: IN I si.loweli 46. =sit ..... . .... I 0 0 .I% i L= ib ria s. ..ersols. lik. Illedil of iiiag 17 L e AY q deg** the one pesporties. lfhPorlege vest ttrie twig direst date them eisd Ihrtosl. 30, Otfordotreet, siml L i fe al troi Parser of Bemeasotreett.—Eilablbhidts Eii:o ibid. UK JOHN iIIOILTLOCIVB Chum and Olsen Businras II arded au r OZION.D.OTRIET ONLY. The p,...1. are esSoreek eestes so ample amertmeol of Ow Wet doecriplies et ipede ex Mom prime l let emit : Immemea a Mauer teeretce for twelve ores Pe peiefired Me 4 relowee-211e. oafonMot, tuv Oyde-oert. 'DEMENTS fur WEDDINGS, BIWIH-LAYS, 11114 lI YENTIVALS. FELIX BUM MERLYN A RT -11 AN FACTURES, deireed y the root ouleent Eneltdt executed by the /14 MOO memeecturtes, sad told hoy ell royale.). deakee la emu toesem MI l ae. PIANOIOI2II CANDLESTICKS, to Parish ITownwsdl. 2ls the Z i t HYACINTH GLASS %R. Rearms, S.R.AI. SPILL COM, "Cupids at a Don tire IJ. Sao. 3s. sod upwards SALTCELLAR, In sisetre metal, untsmeuted with shrimps and sea weed ; with Nowa Ms the par. SALAD SPOON sod YORK. In weed weed, /225. the pair; Ivory sad at ma slam, ma prices. BREA D-KN I PK. Weal wood handle. 14s. ; awn Ivory handle. 24%. BR sad KAr I reA L TTER. In caned wood. 11. to glis.; pr elan, 12. to {6.: plaln wood, 3*. ed. CH K N In:, with carrel-wood beadle, 17s. ; Ivory handle, 275. ell EESE• DISH, with carrot wood border. 42.. as upwards. Ut TT Elt-DISH. In tarred wood, with Jiang of slam or china. 21.. IWTTER.IIN I CE. with carved wood handle and plated blade. ; Ivory beacUe and slicer bade. 425. CARVING KNIPE and FUR., wooden beadle% carved with delis IteadE3 2.. thee:— PlOlll EATING- N ITS. at minus pram WISH CARVING•KN IVE and YORK. * la liver and plated metal, Bfil l t (h .ko. l* C ni rlop Story" OE J. Townsend). 10s.; with ad• &Weal Ileares. WATER JUG. In enamelled data, LI lie., and upwards. IR. Rea ves... A.R.A. 4101ILET, to much. 108. T WATER CARAFE,: and UMBLER. In enamelled glass, 17s, 6,1 • MUSTARD POT% " The Bitten Tongue,' It. Perim 11..; and In mend. A SALTCELLAR, in earthenware. A dolphin with a atielL Is. od. Ibe CAM 1 1 1 1 .11 A TEAPOT, In Britennis me tal. surmounted by Paden Inure. lea ; 4r. Aver, 30 guinea. or plated mend, 40e. (R. Rad ium A.R.A.) A TEA.CADDY, la wood, at reams prime • TEA.CADDY eruos, aplated metal. 2s. hi; la Slaw. Ma CREA TRAY,In opal gime ,s.ed and upwards . In Parise, WINE la piper medal (R. Endways, le. and DEC AA T • da ERS, fa enaniellal colours (It. Redgram. A. 11.1 £3k ). the robe. WINK GLASS, In sosanelled colour,. es. 11A MPAGNE GLASS, " Rabbles Bursting," enamelled 142 colours and engraved. IH. J. TownesuiLl Various prima DEMERS' EN IVES and YORKS. with coloured bindle& Mg currant, chalice. ilibettamasbereleastrewborrlse. ah Int= Plated blades, 10e. eat. VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPILES, ta SIM gad la elem.() gilt, to rarfous view (J. C. Hoesley.) CA N PLESTICKS,The °enemata ell s, deigned by H.J. Towns end. In Breese awl Ormolu, at maces MATCH-BOX. "The Maeda Tends: la= Pelee. B. rLovrER VASE iIL ladgraws, in Parse. Bk ; coloured BRIDES s. BRIDES INKSTAND, la peresida (J. Belli, 11 11 • sad upwards BRIDE'S IN .f fsKSTAND. la Aver and la dean WE at Teams pram; in bron upwards. aserble masa KISSING ze. CHILDREN, paper talk wet& to nabob, fle. la Partin; lie in inelaL PAPER KNIPE. to match, with la bade a morocco ea" Ka and upwads. ARCH r I TECTURAL TittBSTA, In Tens Cotta IJ. Belli, E 3 each. SHAVING-POT. a earthenware, " Hama bearded and beardle.s." es. and upwards. Dish and brush. Es CERHERUS a door porter, In Iron. • PAPER to bang *nuns co (K. Re .grave). At W. Simpson's, 342, Strand. lIKACKEr ACHE wood o ES Ss. piapair. sad upwards. PAPIER-BLOCK. ASS. at rioes pekes. /OS 011.11AMINT. THE DISTREPPED MOTHER. • lawman Mir R. Wagroacoal, la Parba. two Genre& WA 64. TII II UEbEK SLAVE. • wstwette. by Iltrans Power. In Pubs% BIIARSPEARE. $ mantas. la yarns. 1.3 3a ; also in Brown =Stu 1.1. BALI TRAGEDY and COM EDT, statuettes, In Parkin. sob 3a. (J. Ball UNA AND THE LION, • ststaette J. Belb, la Tarim, JD 31. In broom. DO sad ROTHEA. • statuette IJ. Gel,. In Parlan, Lt 1h; sod I. breams,. ta OLORINDA, a statuette IJ. Bell. companion I. DoTotbes ; in Pna4 7s. PRAYER, • Udall. IJ. Beilh to Peden, Me.; of with coloured AMU& • etstaette tr. MI, Parlsis.l4s. ;or teat coloured bare, 30e INFANT NEPTUN E I 11. J. Townsersb. • saltcellar la /Ulan. We.; la ether sod In 'loam at various pram THE N TMPII, • statue for the garden, In Tens Cottle. life sae, by Hr R. Westmsoott. Just ready. Tbe '• UNA BROOCH. Partaa and add. The " DOROTHEA " •Rooom and told. The CUPID lIROOCH, " The IA& A b er irllfiT ile ,!A rD IT E : rO 1411, 19 4 VA i n it A H A T POT • , BEER J O. BRACELS•T. In Naito id. Maelieer. CHRIS. TEN I NO CUP (R. _Radom*. GARDEN VASE In Iron. le. A NEW CATALOGUE, al* tawny-sins desigsa sot by Joseph Oswalt. Cad laseletrest. ea nests at tbreeyaseassaraps. Osastry crass w e eutal ea reenlat de • Pee order. _ _ _ WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; with DM Tables ka all 1/LJ.Cn , awU&.Y. 11ra la to/Ck p. 0111/111M — How to Imes whoa a mood al bro nat. dots hawk amid a miladifir ohownitoo of its leoliwolkwo Web tomalatd. tha Melia am wow" eg o ,s o , aria to mon shattated WI MOPS aa MlVlLFaligkei lopplatia. sad math ta Waft Oa Maio mud of M MIL I. loM of ilbanrood, 13, Petantothx-row earvolho, 141, Fleet moo ; Ji m% p e r s idu ; Mom W est &rare; or &rot tram I in Anyi.piam. iimpasAreet. 740 ] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1849. i THREEPENCE. In 1 vol. no, Manned with uumnoin steel 5 ,... end weedoida• In the V author. Ma, A NIT A I R. wyw.m. TIIIACULT. 4 Mr. neon& an of the =Min keno wbicit *ear 16 Ths =' "We Win iYia Pleillid for the keen obtervatica, the bop wle6en. Ise the eintenmie set. nigh Mr. Theekerey ha Ineweeves to the dein Sestere we wltindel Wins of ' Vaaity An: It b ace of the new waist Melte we Inn nal for may a keg year."—Quirtintr Itorten. landau : Ikadbary and Wait. Welkin,/ at Um PUNOM 01/7110Z, M, Itasintresf. Mbar' WNW prim Threspisas ; Voupsos. Ia •1111 free if Is s P UNCH: or The Lonent All. FIR the rad rea rei es :it t Pi • say beittalear. PUNCH'S ALMANACH for 1849, beautifully stooped, UluAntal by Jo hn Loeb and liithird Doyle. Prim 3d.; 446 PUNCH'S POCKET-BOOK foe 1849, with raw nwwwices by John Lomb and Richard Doila Price fa dd. la leek. prillibek Isigerla quarto, • SEEMS OF Jest DRAWINGS ON STONE, BEAUTIFULLY OOLOURID. THE RISING GENERATION. By Jos!! Liars. Ferrite( • haedionke mad sastrdag Obsldme JAMS for the dresletreoei table. la as Sierlasded 0391114 cosialelos the IS Oat; pries Ila. 6d., ogle rode ergewatrly. Drawn co done by Jars Leech. piloted Id RM. V* im& F L Y L E A B. No. 1. " A earple of Cadbraeltaa." No. " The Moil Correa- We." eddneold to large Bodies. No. 3. " A Lover of Order." New Work by the Author of " The Caudle Lecture." MAN MADE OF MONEY. By Douous Jeuraota. Thin work 11 be ore=llll44l= L eecit parts lira sow p libmal o WORKS BY DOUGLAS JERROLD. MRS. CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES. Price le M. D OUGLAS JERROLD'S SHILLING MAGA zisg.On. s JC:rte In r 2:t i ri 1 or tl al J n iP e limoh. "44r i rgi 8 7t. sack vol. pUNCH'S COMPLETE LETTER WRITER. Fifty prism Price 2a. ttd. PUNCH'S LETTERS TO HIS SON. 24 Plates, eras ss were taken. In others, the ballot did not remain open the legal time. At Ajaccio, there were 4,000 bulletins found in the ballot-box, although it con tained only 2,000 electors. The report recommended the annulling _the election. M. Lumen Bonaparte, who mash rtlea the Emperor entered into some ex phmations, and declared, that if need were, he would again present himself to the electors for their votes, who would, be woe sure, return him with a large majority. The election was annulled. The discus sion the labour in prisons was then resumed. The prohibition of the sale of articles manufactured in the ' prime was then discussed, and en amendment wee proposed, that such articles should be used by the state, which was put to the vote, with the follow- ing result : Number of voters For Against The amendment was adopted, as well as the article 3. The question of the dissolution of the Assembly is now a subject of such universal discussion in the that it may be interesting to show the manor press, it is treated by one or two of the most ro speotable ?mans of public opinion. The Dlbats has the following upon it : We do not pretend to fix for such a month or each a day the fatal term of the mimeses of the Assembly. We see anther necessity nor special convenienos in the Assembly hefag ecievoked for the 19th of March rather than for ano- ther day. The National Assembly will itself fix the day. We shall respect its derision. Biz weeks more or lea will set.anieg as to ay usurpation If our opinion be asked, we would ray that it does not appear tons SIMS the Assembly sea prolong its existence beyond three months. To speak truly, the Assembly itself marked its hour when it called seven million Frenchmen in the electoral comities to nominate a Presides( of the Republic. The election of president should have been adjourned if it had been desired to adjourn the re newal of the chamber. The chamber would then have re mained the only emanation of univenal suffrage, and the representation of the popular sovereignty, whereby we should sot have had the strange anomaly of a constituent assembly with a constituted executive government. By this adjourn ment the chamber would have reserved to itself the tame to make se many organic laws as it could have desired, and it would not now have had in face of it a government which, in the event of a conflict, would always he tempted to think • r to nay to it: " I represent the people better than y on, for I ant the most recent expression of their will !" For our part, we should not have bten vexed to see the country spared so many shocks in so short a time. We had no impatience to see a President of the Republic nominated. We are, as was the greatest moralist of his time, Montaigne, at the end of the sixteenth century : La nouvellete to now plait plus, quelque visage gu'elk ports. All these pretended novelties are, however, so litt;e new ; no sooner are they born than they fade, and we may see under their false youth the wrinkles of old age. We were almost asenetommi le the regime of an absolute Cnaaeber. It was not we, ins wood. I who wished or admitted the term of dm Natiesel Aemealip. We recognise al.' that there is grave in agitating three time in a year the maws of universal suffrage , and in giving: the rate of unhappy Frew* to the chances of the er . tremor. It la neither enlightenment nor talent, newoosniso, nor probity which I. wanting to the National Assembly. j Wnat then does it want / What makes the forced every tee ' presents:ire Assembly—the certain wooed of the represented' with the representative. There is a doubt whether that exists, and that is sufficient. We calculate sufficiently on the patriotism and disintereatednete of the National Minh bly, to be convinced that it desires itself to see this doubt cleared up, sod it only can be by new elections. The a.,nstitestionnel says : The Constituent Assembly ought to dread lest an °heti nary, which nothing can justify on its part, give birth, in the mind of the electors to doubts which we wish to spare it. We do not believe th at the presence of 900 representatives, when the constitution only gives 7.50 to the future legislative assemblies, is a violation of the constitution ; it is an excep tional point which circumstances appear to justify. But the constitution itself coed 'mss to excltuipn 153 of the present members ; and the modifications which have taken place in poldie opinion will, without doubt, remove a greater num er ; but it may be presumed, without venturing too far, that electoral checks, above all, await that ultra portion of the Assembly which has been, for a long time, in complete dia. accord with the sentiments of the country, and which, on December 10, experienced a defeat which was the avant courier of another still more significant. There is a an®- deed • umerous minority which knows in advance that it will be vanquished. which does not deny that its days are counted, and which, on the eve of returning to com plete insignificance, ha. no other resource bat to prolong indefinitely a mandate which will not be renewed ; each day added to the duration of the Constituent Assembly is, for that min drily, a day of political life gained, with the hope that circumstances, chance, and the thousand incidents of the future may give some unexpected utility to these remains of existence. It is known from what side come to the assembly unexpected protectors who tike it under their safeguard, counsel it not to m ake too much haste, to take its time, and let the world cry out as it likes around it ; counsels as dodge:one as interested, which conceal, under a Ult. ry, a national pi ail. The constituent assembly ought not to conceal from itself that it reckons in its bosom a certain number of members for whom it/ sepandioa is a question of life or death, who will struggle to the last moment egainst the expression of public opinion, and will dispute a week, nay a dry, to the law which will return them to their primitive issigiuticance. Let it distrust the desperate efforts of that portion of iteell ; it would be dangerous for it to undergo an influence reprehended by lb* whole country, or even to appear to undergo it." Yeats, Jan. 9. New Loan, —; Tees per Cants., 45 430 five par Ulna., 73 —; Last Loan. ——; Yours, —. Bataan rms. 1340. — , 110. 1643, —; Do. Throw. —; Do. Tou.and.s. 11s11, ; ?holes Banton ; Bowe Loan, 631 ; treasur Bask Shares. 1655; schema LCIOOO6. SO days. 23 27a orb ; w days, 25 20 man. Bau.wies.—Parts and Weans, 685 ; Parts and Boots, 437 50; Roues sad Harm 230 ; Avignon sad Marseilles, 173; Mai. Soon and Bale, 15 ' • centre VISTIM, 243 75; Amino sad Bou logne, —; Bordsaua.3 7 s; North. 390. planar% JAN. 3.-711rees, 19* Coupon detached; after Bohm, 19i cub; 193.16 paper. tires, 10 paper; after Boles, vi emelt. Passives, 3j paper; Etter Bolen 31 cub. Coupons, 6 paper. Bank et Bt. Ferdinand, Se auk 60 paper. Ezehange a■ Lead:44l6 20 paper. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—We have received despatches from our correspondent at Rome to the 30th ult. Our correspondent considers that the act of the 29th, which we have already reported, has put an end tor ever to the temporal sway of the head of the catholic church, and observes a coincidence rather remarkable that the day of the flight of the Pope from Rome (the 24th November) was the anniversary of tht foundation of the Papal sovereignty, the date of which was 24th November, 800. Our correspondent says that the secular government in Rome is proceeding with perfect regularity, and that the administration has announced that it Is prepared to pay the dividends dne in January, end that the claisit of the public creditor will be rigorously res pected. Count Mamiani was not expected to live. The supreme junta were reforming Post-office abuses, l ar,d bad dismissed the chief of that establishment _ _ The Courier Mercantile, of Genoa, utrier date of Home the 30th ult. says the Prince Corsini, who was not disposed to became a member of the Junta of State, had resolved to quit Rome clandestinely after the theatre. His intention was frustrated, and he was induced to remain. _ _ The Dicta Italian, of Bologna, gives an account of the events that took place there on the 30th and 31st tilt, in consequence of the act of adhesion to the Pope's protest voted on the preceding day by the Communal Council. On the 30th, the clubs were assembled, and the battalion Zambeccari was under arms. After a brief discussion, a protest against the address of the municipality was adopted by the clubs, in which, after observing that the members of the Communal Council, not being elected by the people, have no right to protest in the name of the people against any pclitical act, the late events at Rome are passed under review, the acts of the Legislative Assemblies approved as measures of necessity, and the Communal Council advised either to retract their declaration or to resign. On receiving this menacing document, supported by an excited population, Senator Zucchini took twenty-four hours' time to decide; and meantime the prolegate published the decree of the junta convoking a Constituent Assem bly. N'ENICE.—The provisional government of Venice has issued a decree, establishing a permanent Assem bly of the representatives of the state of Venice, with the power of deciding upon everything relating to the interior or exterior condition of the state. The repre sentatives are elected by direct universal suffrage, in the proportion to the population of Ito 1,500. All citizens 21 years of age and upwards are electors. The elections will commence on the 20th of January, and the representatives will meet immediately after; their mandate is to last six months. Tns Brim% Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na vigation Company's ship, Capt. R. W. Evans, arrived last night at flostliamptimirm Coestanthiciplo. The Remiss beings on freight 100 packages epee* value about 70,001. sterling. IHE STORY OF A FEATHER. Price 5.. THE CHRONICLES OF CLOVERNOOIL Price 4. W. IUBBLES OF THE DAY. Paco ls. TIME WORKS WONDERS. Pries le. WORKS BY 0 A. A BECKETT. THE COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAND. In two volumes. boardroom* hotrod is doth. price RA Ilhoosted with Two Hooded WowicutA sod Twenty bow 00i0illtd Stool Ka grovingr. by John Leech. THE COMIC BLACKSTONE. With Mobs uous by O•orge CmWaal*. Pik. 51. T HE QUIZZIOLOOY OF THE BRITISH DIANA. Prke A LMANACK OF THE MONTH. A Review of E'er/kin aa4 averreedy. 2 wk. eloth,Ta. = The following are on teeth at the HARDEN kali' cliatmicLa OPTICS. A Upper Wellimenenet, fastind. Load= : Now node. per b. gd. UM% Clothe ORNAMENTAL aLd DOMESTIC POULTRY; their History and Maaagement. By the WIT. ZMIOND PAUL DIXON. WA.. lector of liatwood with Renwick. The Birds hated of an : Demotic Yowl la go- The Musk Duck The Goldin and saw mnl The °media Goom Hamburg Yowls The Odom Yowl The White Fronted or The Cuckoo Yowl The flpenlah Yowl Ilitse Dun Yowl The .pickled Dorking , Mee Imekslrourgl Fowl TheCochinithithrowl The feaTied ite cow. rebel Fowl The Malay Fowl Rtheem Yowls The Philmont Malay The wkMhQlarOalm The Maniples Fowl Yowl TM Wee Deak The Milky and NOM The Genie Yowl Them Deagge Dome feeds The Mute dam The Ilindele Goose FM reeled or Fries TM Canada Coon The Meat Goose aril Fowls. Tbe ,gyption or Cape Tr Home The Z k rowl We me glad to have Unimportant', of drawing attentionto a subject Touch neglected In farming operations but ealeniatod to afford conelder. able profit If proper auention be Oren alt, vie, the brawling and raring of domethe poultry. The month sate of things In moat of our farm. yard* in nth rumen in nest dedowebis and hag Induced the inaprension that the managenumt i.f poultry will never pay. That their mismanage ment doe, mkt ay. and never will, we are quite:rade to Omit and but • trial In the right direction" would moo afford proof that no portion of the fanning operations ..1 the country would chow • clamor Pie this • careful rd"rtuation of the abuses which prevail In th,s &paranoia. In eonelimain of three opinions we may refer to Mr. Dizone very valu able and 'awful book, which h pubtidted moth opportunely foram purpose of again urging upon our Mends the Mthortenoll of We branch of WE enoloyneent. The work itself Om already beth penned Is the " Oartenen* Cbronicia" sod in now given Se tbe lairds Ilk ma anassihnd and improved form. Simple as Ss Wesel eff leg wort may be supposed to be, we en ems* war aMtlialheel Mewls that they wtll Ind It a moth trial owl Ymehlre msaad. It give, the o n otimer practical levee Ib . WM.. aid thtorvtical notion it la written (rem e Fifties of and continued olarratkm of the habits of domemic Wm* se/ ewes light upon their peculiar instincts If due &Plow dation be ova go Mr. Dixon. efforte. the ',regent trestle will he beam forth quoted add referred to, sot only m a 'Langford book, but the only ono which, as M. has aopeared t,.. elucidate the Important edged of width II the “ holi. Mummer," Nov. SI. Primes Id. Oros by peal, moat edition. man aimed d RURAL CHEMISTRY ; as Elementary=ae- On to the Wed, of the Memo fa Its relation to Agriculture. By EDWARD SULLY. Y. 11.8.. 1r.0.5.. Prothro's of Chemistry to Hon..iortaultoisl Noddy of Losses, Lamer on Menden la the East India COMICIllf• Military Sisalmary at Addirosnbe. te. FRANCE. PARIS, Trim'Ay, 6 c.u. Last evening, the assembly of the Rue de Poitiers, on the question of the dissolution of the National Assembly, resolved to support the proposition of M. }bateau, for fixing the elections for the Legislative Ass' mbly for the 4th of March, and the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly for the 19th. The Committee of Justice has rejected to-day the proposiLion of M. Gonin, for repealing the law of banishment against the two branct es of the house of Bourbon. M. Faucher, Minister of the Interior, was called before the committee, and recommended the adjournment of the project. M. Laissac, • friend of M. Loden Rollin. was named reporter. The Committee of Justice was also engaged with the proposition of M. Ratteau, for the dissolution of the Assembly on the 19th March, and came to • deci sion to reject that proposition, naming M. Chevy, • Mont•gnard, for reporter. The bureaux have named a committee of 15 mem bers, to prepare the organic law upon the state of siege. That measure will be restrained within the Larrowest possible limits. M. M. Philippon has laid before the Assembly a proposition for the recovery of certain debts due to France, by Spain, Belgium, Greece, Tunis, and the late king, Louis Philippe. This project is to the effect that the liquidation of all these claims be enforced with all possible promptitude, so that the amount may be brought to the credit of the budget of 1849. M. Bouvet has preserved the following project, with a demand of urgency for it. Considering that war is contrary to religion, humanity, and public prosperity, the National Assembly decrees : 1. The French republic proposes to the governments of Europe, America, and other civili--ed countries, to con cur in a congress for a proportional disarmament, the abolition of war, and the formation of a court of arbitration. 2. The Congress shall open on the Ist of May, 1849, at Constantinople. The Bourse r. mains nearly unchanged. The report, which I have alluded to more than once lately, of an intended manifestation of the National Guard, gains more and more consistency. This was much spoken of at the Bourse atd elsewhere to day. Nothing will, however, be done, until the debate shall take place on the proposition of M. Rattesa. It is certain that that proposition will be rejected by a large majority, unless the fear of a serious manifestation may affect a part of the Assembly. In any case, however, its rejection is nearly certain. Strong popular manifestations will then eLsue, and it is said that the National Guard, or the great majority of that body, confident in the sympathies of the six millions who voted for the President, and of the secret approbation of the government, will adopt such a measure as may be at tended with serious consequences. The Pat'ie states that during the sitting of the National Assembly yesterday some of the represents. tires handed about a list of aandidates for the mi nistry, at the head of which are the name of MM. Billault, Jules Fevre, and Dupont (de Basset). It is announced (says the same paper) that the Pope, wishing to avoid foreign intervention, intends to try a personal step. He will, it is said, go to Civit• Vecchia, and there make an appeal to the People, which, if not responded to, things will take their mule. The Princess Stephanie of Baden, whose arrival has been for some time expected, and once or twice erro neously announced, has arrived in Paris, and it is stated in the Constitutionnei that she is to do the honours of the President's palace. In the Assembly to day, M. de Marquis brought up the report as to the election of M. Louis Lucien Bonaparte for Corsica. He pointed to many irntgn- Wilke sad many frauds. In many cantons no TOW SHIPPING. Baurror., J a. 9.—N.W.—Air7lVirti: Mary Gibson, &NM and Or. gore., Odessa ; Constance, and Greyhound, Liver. pool Jim Crow, Waterford ; Henry. Llanelly ; Hero, Barnstable; Providence. Aberyatwith; Troubadour. Liver pool; Sarali Tennant, Okla. ; Eliza Catharine, Cann von ; Achilles, Swann; Fan Hope, Aberaron ; Pendennia, St. Petersburg ; Brilliant, Altana ; Princess Victoria, Odessa; Jan sruaetiae, Nantes ; Darn* Prince Edward's Wend: Argo, Pavane ; Jams Duff, ; Boa Alan, Diann ; Sh)ryd, Smyrna ; Jane Distin, Frain ; Seraphia, Hanna ; Talbot, Port Talbot ; Abel, Inverness ; Packet, bilashead ; Ellen, Milford ; Breeze, Tenby ; Earl Lisburne, Aberyatwith; Union Packet, Milford; Charlotte, Bangor; Champion. Joke, and Rebecca, Glasgow- Liverpool Packet, Muth ; Industry, Newport,. Leti, Pinny; Gleaner, and Adamant, Yarmouth ; Torridge, Carmarthen • Muth Abbey, Ninth ; Maim Limariek ; Massager, iondon ; Jana and Eliza, Tralee; Francis, Talbot; Gleaner, . and Celerity, Limerick. Sailed : Niched , Cardiff; Supply, and Man Elizabeth. Ne wp ort ; Janina, Cork ; Victory, Waterford; Osprey, Milford • Cann, Swansea. Linumon, Jan. 10.—Ar rived: Abbylauda and Cunha, Savannah ; Ansonia, Charleston ; Demean, New Orleans ; Fanned Hall, New Orleans. 3 1st Dee., lat. 48, long. 18, ' owed a ship in a gale of wind, diarnastad, perceived men on board, but could not render any anuansm; Delicia, and Queen of the Wm, St. Petersburg; Daring, and Redwing. Galata; British Merchant, Scotia Land Helen, Riga; Jane, Alicante ; Carolina, Croustadt ; Dikent, Antwerp ; Amy Ann, Montreal ; General von Thon, Dantzio. Off Port : Yorkshire, New York; Laura, and Mary Ward, New , Orleans. - - Comae, Jan. 8. Arrived : Pmident, Havana, for Antwerp. Put back, 7th: The Brougham, for the South Seas, leaky. Off: Alsatian Eagle, New York, for Lon don; Augusta, New York, for Gothenburg. SwAxanu, Jan. B.—A schooner sank lest night off the harbour, a portion of her being visible. BARWICK, Jan. B.—The brig reported yesterday as making for the port, in a disabled condition, proved to be the Jane and Ann, of Sunderland; she has been misted in with considerable damage, having been in contact. &minnow:la, Jan. B.—The Friends, from Guernsey, for this port, was assisted in by a pilot boat, having been dia masted in a squall from the eastward, on the 6th inst., off the Csakets. The Rhino, from Shields, was spoken on the Oth ult., in tat. 42 N., long. 37 W., with loss of jib-boom, fore top-eallentmast, boats, and a great part of her bulwarks, by the President, arrived at Cowes. FALMOUTH, Jan. B.—N.W.—Arrived: Antal, Ragusa; Jessie, Newfoundland, for London ; Athlone (et.), Dublin, and prooseded for London, after receiving on freight about 25, 1. in gold and aver. YARMOUTH, Jan. 7.—The Una, of and for Sunderland, from Ipswich, was in contact, off Senthwold, this morning, with the Jane of Sunderland, when she lost boats, and split meeting boards, &c., and now lies in the Roads. Peale, Jan. B.—A barrel of lard, marked, "No. 151 " and " 651," was pieced up off Pralinque, and several broken barrels were seen floating about. 7th, The St. Marne, for Matseilies, was stranded on the 30th ult., at Frontignan ; crew saved, ship and cargo totally lost. New Ironic, Dec. 23 —The Sir James M'Donald, hence for Cork, which was stranded on the north side of Cany• hunk, on the 11th inst., has been stripped of sails, rigging, &c., and about 5,000 bushels of corn Lave been saved, one third not dammed ; the weasel is bilged, and it is feared cannot be got off. A British brig, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia, with Ices of boat and rudder, was spoken in lat. 60, long. 60. The Wenbam. from Baltimore to London, put back to Baltimore on the 20th hut., leaky, haviog struck several times tat the bar outside the fort, and must be dis charged. The barque Kate Kearney, from New York to Cork, put into Boston yesterday, leaky, with part of cargo thrown overboard. 25th, the wreck of a brig, full of water, all her spars gone except the bowsprit, a rough spar shipped for a mainmast, painted black, with two narrow white, streaks outside, and yellow in.ide, with top-gallant forecastle; a break to her quart, r-deck, with house on it, and spparently an American, was fallen in with o• the 16th inst., in lat. 36, long. 88, by the Samoset, arrived at Boston. The Kron princissan, from Stockholm, for New York, was stranded near Carteret, coast of North Carolina, in the night of the 10th inst. • muter and one man drowned. The Helena, hence for Sligo, has put back leaky. ANT warm, Jan. B.—The Harmonic, of Nantes, is totally lost at the mouth of the 'Are. The Thetis, from Konigsbtrg, for Limerick, was totally lost on the Leman Sand, on the 2nd inst. ; crew saved, and landed at Grimsby. COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MON KY MARE ET se ClfY LNTELLIGRN(B. Tice o'Clock.—We have a steady market in the funds, but without any particular change in prices. Consols are 891 to 1 ex dividend, both for money and time. Reduced Threes, 891 to Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., Rst to z. Exchequer Bills, 43.. to 46e. premium. Bank Stock,lB9 to 191. Foreign eecuriti. s are the favourite speculation of the day, so far at least as, to borrow an expres sive term from American stock phraseology, " fancy stocks," meaning those upon which no dividends are paid, or paid only in part, with an uncertainty of continuance. New Grenada have advanced to, and now are, 151 to 16. Vene. allele, 19 to 20. From these enhanced rates for stocks of such doubtful solidity, and the latter more particu larly so as the republic has been long involved in all the honors of civil war, not yet, so far as known, ter minated, it may be lettered th..t iefovmatiou of a favourable character may have been received by certain parties connected with those countries, if not yet communicated to the Spanish-American Committee. Time will of course show, as in the came of Peruvian bonds, how far this shall have been the case. Peruvian remain 48 to 50. Mexican, 26 to 1. Buenos Ayres, 24 to 6. Brazilian, 75 to 7. Chian, 87 to 9. Spanish Fives, 14 to ; the Threes, 27 to 1; Passive, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 251 to 61. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 481 to 9; the Fours, 76 to 7. Russian, 102 to 4. Belgian, 74 to 6. Danish, 66 to 9. K1t41.1r.11 Bank ritoet.lB9 91 13pee (woo for , per 1,'4 1101. Auto.. Eli 3t per Orel , . 191 i per (..t C o ns Aunt, eta 1 Ltebeeuerltllll. Va. le 441. MIR YJNbS. per Ct Austrian per Ct. Hes. Woods. 741 per C. ditto, err CL lids, 76 Ditto Now, 74 6 i.er Cl. %MHO Ayres n 4... 91 6 Litt* Cbilien 1145., b 7 9 Lutto Colvtnb. NC itde., Columbian I,quadm Be/8..11 3 3 per Ct. Danish HA L. Al 24 per CLUnten Ikle., 4919 par CL lAA , * Lewis., 74 7 &Mt. Grenada 1341...1:4 16 Owed. Deferred Ma, 24 3 6 par Ct Neiman, 1646. + 6 par Ct. Peruvian Wig.. 48 90 Partuirtaire Peen, 161 I I or 41. Kum. Itdv.. IN 4 Ditto Stank*. Hda, 14 + 3 per et.Stainin Pik, 37 I Spanish Deferred Mk. Nue, ['wive Hilv.. 34 per et. Venesur's 1916 Vomieuala Liaterrtiil tot RAILWAYS.—Shares are stationary, excepting Great Northern., which have advanced. We call London and North-Westerne, 125 to 7; Great Westerns, 10 to 8 die. ; Eastern Counties, llf to 12; North Stafford., 31 di..; Great Northern., 10} to f die.; Boulogne and Amiens, 71 to 8. BALES EFFECTED UP 10 Two PH is DAY IN LoN uON. (Yesterday's prices will be found In lest page.) Bir. and Olt Jn., 241 Men., Bus. and Mat., 11 Caledonian, 221 1 Midland. 861 7 Do. New 101. Pref., 61 Do. 501. Consolidated Pref., It Chester and Holyhead Pref., 14 171 ex int. F. Anti= 251. L. and Z., and Meth Mithh, 16 L. and D., 41 Do. Third., 41 Eastern Counties, 111 N. Staffordshire, 111 1 E. Lincolnshire, 26 ex Mt Oxf., Wm., and Wale., 214, threat Northern, 61 Scottish Central, 251 Da. Halves A Deferred, 41 Shrews. and oew., 131 ex let Do. B 6 per cent., 4 1 Do. 6 per Cent. Prof., 141 Do. Est, I Shropshire Union, GL 8. and W. (Ireland), 281 s. &Eters. 29 4 11 Greet N. of England New 401., Do. Snip ho. 4,* 71 76 1 South Wales, 121 ex int Great Western, 91 York, News., a Her. (Orig. New. Do. Halves, 461 P Ber.), 271 7 Do. Qrs., 20 Do. Eaten. No. I (York and Do. New 171.061 News.), 15 Lana. and York.. 66 Do. No. 2 (N. aid B.), 141 Do. W. E. Union, 21 Do. G. N. E. Per., 7/ M 1 ex Int London and Blackwell, 41 York and N. Midland, Len., Brighton, and S. C., 621 1 Do. Pref., 10101 int Lon. & N. Masten, 126 Luxembourg, 91 Do. Qrs. (Lt B.), 27 Namur B Liege, 616 Do. New, 91 N. of Monte, 8 Do. Fifths 7 Paris and Lyons, 51 Do. 101. M. and B. (8), 121 I Rouen end Havre, 91 Los. & S. Western, 411 Menke and Meuse, 34 Do. New 1848 Pref., 51 r LIVERPOOL 116 The market was very inanit 801., Clith., k W. York. No. 1, 51 R. Lau. New, 61 6 Gnat Northern (A), 41 Lisa. & York. Fifths, 81 Is. 9d. d Do. Pref., le p ' Loa. and N. Western, 12616 Do. Fifths, 5 p Do. Qrs. (C.), II p Do. (Hutt C. & IL), 141 Midland Halves, 71 3a. 9d. d JAKI:AIT 9. 23t., Skeff , & Lin. Eighths, 51d D . Pref., 4 Do o. Qrs.. 111 a North British On, $ N. Staffordshire, 1 d Scottish Central, 24 Shrowa, Oast, and Chest., 5 d S. E. and Dover, No. 3, .2 Do. No. 4,71.8 t. Ild. York, Newt., and Ber. No. 2. i d tLEB, JAXCLAT 9. • fair but.inew was done, and ivestmeat, The market wan easier, but • good deal is doing for in , Ot. Northern, 10/ 11 d Lon. & N. West. K. and B. Gm (A&B),IS+ Do. Ws. (C), 3 1146 I p lt Do sza, Lim. St d Do. (0 Dodt.) (24 d Do. (Ghat & Lin.), II a d Leeds and Think New, 261 d North British Qrs., 3' Do. Ex., 7s. d N. Staffordshire, 4 d North Western, Si a S. E. & Dow r No. 4, 71 5.11 York, New., and Ber. N 0.2, pat ISTINIINOHAN SAUK laiernar 9. This market was heavy, bat prises were a shade better. N. Staffordshire, 31. Its. 9d. d I Sinews. and Bins. (B), 4d _ BRIeTOL SALES, JANVAIT 9. This market was, it anythung, a shade better. 0. Western Ora, 2i d I Great Western Fifths. I d COALS.—HaIf-past 71vo.—Baddle'sWest Hartley, ltia.; Carr's Bartley, 15a.; Eden Main, 18s.; Walls Bud Hatton, 194. ; Walls End Laisibton, 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Btewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 18a. 9d.-Bhips at market, 181. PRODUCE. MlNcixo-btra, Halfipast Theo.— The Sugar Bucket continued very firm, and a fair amount of business has been don*, at full prices. Relined steady.—The Coffee sales are programing steadily, at the price. of yesterday .— Byes sold steadily ; low white Bengal. 10s.—Malabar Pepper sold steadily, at 214. per lb.; whits sold at 314. per lb.—Pinaanto told at 31d. to 314., chiefly the latter pram—Crane firm.—Rum steady—Tea continues in fair demand.—ln ether articles no material alteration, boat the markets generally look welL- )utticioN . Duty paid es flepr Is 144 g is Leadva. Limpool, 1104001, MD, sad I. as. wt 1417 o4 buten 519,366 DAMN PAID ON Tip ID 1141. lb*. Load= Liverpool ..- Bristol Hull 290,816 Clyde Total 33,932,033 Ouse Wee la 1847 34,338,521 1,593,331 JRBBNT. Pip, No. 1. AY b... 0 Hoops b 10.1..... • Cargo at Cardiff ar • fiaadlea 1• 1 0...13 Lams, at O tta. Pig, boa Wiled, sheet l7 0...17 Ban l6 10... 0 Patent shot l9 10... 0 led or magma Speller l4 10... • One, per 232 lap. gal. d.p. Flab, Beal pale 27 lb_ 0 straw . .... -" 23 10.. Mows t yeis w 24 0.. 13 S. le 83 Had er a 11aVer ll 10 .82 Cod 23 10 .23 1 Booth Ses ... ... 14 0...17 OUve,SellipeU,ploa 45 0.. 44 Cocoa Not SG 0...19 840 4 Rape, lam. per tea 36 10... 0 Limeed 5113..31 Paoeunoss, per eat. Ratter-OorS, Ist 7O 0...72 4ths 119 0 90 behs • 11... 0 Hobart, let 0 0... 0 Limerick, do 6O 0...68 Carlow, Ist 7O 0..80 Mowry, Ist ... . • 0... 0 Waterford Reel, ladla, pot tierce Prase Nees 0 0... 0 Peet, prow owes 7B 0.. SO D llaeztverk.Liark 1 7 , Sao" Waterford, Bs g m ewt. ie 0..34 • b• 0..33 Lard . w = e do irk 4l 0...56 Ditto Bladder AaseriraNdatyp. 62 0...72 0 Huns, Oa sad Caw, at per lb. B. A. std Y. Video, 0e.44 Os. 6d Vted 01.011 = 1 : 417" 0 0 ...0 0 2 ...6 dry 0 34...0 A Lama& Vale. 4r 7 I 31...0 Wavt tuba, dry-. 0 • .. 0 u Salted 0 11...0 Feet baba 0 4 -.0 101 lilitl..Ayres, dry 0 ..0 6 dry 0 8 ...0 84 Alaw.iloree, per Aide 4 0 ... 5 9 Ramis, ditto 6 0 ... 7 0 Des Wool's, at per ton. Le=d,Janaink.C3 13... 0 • eras ..... 4 0... 4 10 Csaapeaohy 0 0... 0 0 Ratio, Jamaica 3 0... 6 0 Nicaregas, large aad solid 10 0.11 • 9 0..10 • Lisa. 13 10-10 0 Satan Dimas 10 10..11 41 Red Sanders 3 b... 6 IS lir mil IN 5...0• • PRICES C cwt. sort rau. 41. 18 =labwa. Ns. 04.340.64 M624thig 34 6...37 000.1 to Au 30 0.. .41 Mauritius, Mown 23 0.. 20 u 0...33 Pisa 39 0...40 464601M3airu,b 37 0...33 Yellow 33 39 MAU U 0.. 00r61/0, buys-- $1 •. . Yellow 66 6 . 0 Ora, aad white- 39 0...31 0 Ileated. Hawke.. 46 0...34 0 Lompat o.. 46 0...37 0 11,4e2. Bret India, fedi eau l6 0... 16 0 Good. 395.900 Pir OS 0...104 Ceploa, good tedi um . 32 0... U Floe oad . a . ry . 35 0... Floe 4 Gotha, good tease* 6 0. .. l3ll 0 Costa ad! earyto Hies, flan II 1...69 Sumatra sad Pa dua 21 0... U 0 Tay at per lb. Otago% 0311110011. 41 6...0 9 Rica, at per cart goal white 9 6... 12 Cargo. . 7 6.. Jaya sad - Bluth& 7 0... 13 11 Paton, aura 14 0... 19 u Clarokloo... . 19 0...93 &*- . Itaak at par galL Leeward lalaa4 _ _ O 0 4 11 $ 10 O 0 O 0 0 v W. t 1 7 Deroenri, R 1 w 66 per met 36 aut. U.P. f 10 .., lavoluite marks 4 0 ... Brandy, Ist bran& $ Y ... British d.p. 10 0 ... Moth ....» 111 0 ... N ... nos, pee too. Illes,P.T.R. LU o_4o 0 it. Mambos. 0 heed 0 S. 0 t• Dutch sad Flemish $O 0-00 0 Prieeliod Hutt at pat ton. ILlNginbarg , cl466.63o 1 0 ...31 I oatabot Wickes 26 10... 0 alga, BMus U 10...24 'Cabot pan Kandla 23 0...26 Ban Laßia Sum IS 0...23 Bombay l6 0...24 Jul. To, at per aim Saar 82 0... 0 0 Straits cm is bloake 79 0... 0 1110 M. at rer ton. Bars £6 0 SO 0 TALLOW.—The market mai/Ines quiet at 41e. ed. to ild. on the spot, with a fair demand. Some business hes been done in new Y.C. for last three months, at 419. ed. CORN.—MARK-LANF. — Sine Monday supplies of grain are to a very moderate extent; there being, however, a large quantity from previous arrivals still pressed for sale, and buyers acting much on the reserve, purchases of all articles could have been made on quite as easy terms as lest market day. BRITISH. itillil•rs per Qurtiv. Willa; 1t..., and Kent, red 37 to 41 to 47...wh1te 42 to 17 to 52 Norfolk and Suffidk. 35 to 37 to 46... do 4l to 49 to 64 Talavera (Ulmer or Suffolk Comb. & Lin., red... 39 to 43 to 46 _white 41 to 45 to 11 Northumb. and Scotch do.- to -... do - to - to - Irish do Bra- Bsw.u, Feeding. 22 to 24-died:bag - to 24 to 26 Halting. Bow WIIKAT •-• to -. OAT% VagLish Feed II to 18 to 19e Od...bleek- -to -4404 Ditto Poise& ... 18 to 19 to 20s Od...potato 23 to 24s 01 13erwtek W dooteh feed 19 to 21e Od...potato 2l to lb el Irish teed l3 to 17s Od.. blank. l6 to 17.01 Ditto potato VA1T..... ......... ............... .. 56 to 68.. 41e. wile 5B to 05 Pass, grey Blue - Uto 40...1=e1 40 to 43 White Busse, Mammas- 24 to 26. Vet 2B to 30...01d - to - Harrow 30 to 32..4111411 92 to 94...01d - to - Taus, New Starlug per bush. -..new Eater - ..o --old - to - Itseewao, New 6O to N LINSItiD CASIO per thousand ..... .... „„ £lO 104 te £llloe. , "ode. Fumy Towr.-made, delivered 44 to 46 ..Eno household iii to 41 Norfolk and Suffolk 37 to 41...wh1te 4O to 46 Northumberland, Lincoln, end Yorkshire — to fires end Kent —to .LrLah 901ELEION. Mina; Dentate and Konipbere .._. 49 to ss—an• 65 to 67 Pomenneen, Itestook, end WPM, ......... ......... 47 49 or. St Freneh and Brabant — to Danish and Ilsmburelt IUUKIaII 0$ v.. 13...Eory11els to Danube and Odessa Spanish hard —to Jolt to I _ Causadion ........ .... ....... —to --...Australlan 49 to 1111 Er to Barr, Vearg 12 to 24 ..dhstillhig 25 to 27 Intro Coax ... 36 to 40 -Lorton to Ora, Raenan ?corrosion or Sirsloud Sworn and Danish ........ l6 to 19 Frtroind and Dane hod l6 to 19 Ditto 1tr0n........—.. 19 tal23 . feed to ... Bars, tlek. to —...01d.. to tr01l Ninth= Frs. it; .. ........ to .. 26 to is.. boilers.— -.... SO t• $2 Urn old —to new **** —to --large Loans Battle and Karr 14 to N to is Noiditernaean and Oder.. to 16 to 4C Raman to —..hempared 32 to 34 Error Cocas, tree ot dat , pe r z er. too.. E. 5 3s. to E 3 10s. LURE= C.sass, Dinah as d 8 Os. to E 9 On Ditto Trench and Arnim .€ 8 10s. to E 9 10s. ?tor, Mosier, per barrel of 19613 a. .. 28 to 80 Dandle and Hamburg Canadian Trona, per reek of 18011 s. tree 36 to 41 ARRIVAIAIINTO LONDON FROM Bth JAN. TO 10th JAN. (Jr.. Err& Booteh. huh. Pomp, Wisest 660 5070 Barley 1 2670 I I I Oat, lBlO 2620 Plow, 2,180 rake t barrels. Walt, Lesson A•11.41.11M -.- Wheat, Ole. Id.; Barley, $l.. Si.; Oats, 215.; Beans, 295. 74.; Peas, 40..8d. WIPYALIAL AVERAGES. WlNat.l Bar loy,, Ous. I Rye. I Beamed Poss. Nov. 314 6d AL 1d . 204 !deft 10d144 16d 40a Id Deo. 2 144 3d 324 Od ID' Ild 314 2 4 36. 24 406 4d 11 Oa 4d'194 288 3d330 Id 404 Id 16 ... 47. 64331 4d 16. 11d 394 1414441 114394 34 23 ... .„ 47. 142311 4d 1114 4429. 1433. 74:36. Id 30 ... .„ 1142131. Wiles Od 244 edits 11436. woke Au. Mir. 04 331 001116 Id ttle ?Mk 611 Dort.—Wboat, ; LONG, h.; Rye, Baum, mod irtov. S. I. Des. fl. Das. ILi Doe. S 3. - a - IV= IA 3 ea 9 Ruth, Jan. 9.-A further considerable import of grain has taken place during the put week; the arrivals of the month of December were as follows Wheat, 36,357 ,• Bar ley, 64,879; Oats, 7,562; Beans, 9,960; Peas 15,320; Tares, 2,183; Linseed, 42,192; Rapeseed , 8,300 ; Ripe Cakes, 504; Liooeid Cakes, 1,185. We believe so large a supply in cue month is without precedent at this port, and it has proved much beyond what the market could sustain ; prices of each article have receded considerably, and on some as much as 20 per cent., entailing a heav y . loss on the importer; a good demi, however, from necessity in some cases, and conviction that the depression war temporary, in others, has been placed in granary, and after the Ist proximo this market will afford a good choice of samples, though it is hardly likely at et low a rings of prices as we have been able to purchase at during the peat week, when a good business has been done at fully the rates of last Tuesday. Bond Wheat, Barley, and Peu have attracted most favour ; of the former, Pomeranian has hold at 41s. to 435. per qr. • Danish (stale), at 38s. Sul Barley fetches 28s. to 295. ; *eluding may be bought at 201. to 235., as in weight and quality. A good many of the re cently arrived white Peas have been taken oft the market at 24a. to 265. per qr. of 631bs. The neighbouring farmers brought • good supply . of Wheat for today's mar ket ; the condition was venous ; Mark-lane disippoints, and the weather having yesterday changed from sharp frost to rain, the tone of the trade was rather lost ; still we had a good many inquiries for bond Wheat, and but for holders stiffening in their ideas, some extent of business would be practicable. A mere trifle of free Wheat in the port, but it meets no demand, every one holding back f r the release of bond stocks, so that the prices of the two almost assimilate. The demand for Barley is good; fine qualities are fair sale to =skaters; and the low prices submitted to for grinding descriptions have brought forward a few speculators. Fine dry Beans, both new and old, are good to sell; but soft ones bong heavy on hand. There was a little better demand for the finer descriptions of Peas during the week, but milder weather checks it somewhat; low qualities have been largely dealt in, and are not so good to buy to-day. We do not hear of any transactions in Oats. Indian Corn sells at 32e. per 4801b5., and very little on offer. The Linseed arrival is rgain rather large, but the market is well supported. It is estimated we commence the year with about 100,000 qrs. of all descriptions We quote Black Sea at 395. 6d. to 405. Petersburg, 38s. to 395. • Lower Baltic, 34e. to 37a. So little Rapeseed on offer, the ;nide is hardly quotable ; fair old is worth 261. per last. Linseed Cakes are again easier to buy ; the unseasonable mildness and very low prices of other articles of feed is doubting the cause of this article remaining at its present figure. There is a good choice of foreign in the port, and some lots that might be bought at • speculative pries. Nothing pause in Rape Cakes, either English or foreign. With light arrivals and stocks of BOUM, the market has a firm tendency, without actual business. The following are the present prima : Wheat, per quarter, red, 42i. to 444.; new, 40s. to 44e. ; white, 44a. to 465.; new, 425. to 44a. Dntsio, 465. to 485.; Lower Baltic and Ramlnisg, 40s. to 465. Barley, malting, 26a. to 30a. ; grinding, SOL to 235. Oats, 14e. to 18 .- Danish. lb- to 145. ; Friesland, Ifs, to 18s.; Bucket,. 5!- V e 4 \ .f") Dn. 30. i • ,a