The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-17 00:00:00

Tte ITtprtis / ;: - -•-- - 1%0. 1,032.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17. 1849. p ILEALTHFUL WARMTH, VENTILATION, AND COMFORT, COMBINED WITH ECONOMY, ARE ALL INSURED BY THE USE OF TIERCE'S PATENT PYRO PNEUMATIC STOVE GRATE. mediate of obaseist eure the cold external atmosphere into pleasant raided air is particularly adapted Tlllspr t h U febel. ! abases sad sabred team, and inealds' apartments. Ha cheerful open fin and elegant appearance a y Av yikeins to tho drawing Cr dialeg . lea la . where purity of sir norilimil7 =Portant sow tq' It my be seen* daily um at the patentee's manufactory and stow-rotes., 6. JIIRMYN 8 CREET, REGENT.BTURET ; ber t h. sessieUream at the sado Arts, .lohn.eteeet, Adelphl (who ban awartkil their bannrary medal to the Mentor). v s wenn Watuswedals, with pesesotaame, way be had op appikatke. UNDON ASSURANCE coaroamicr. establbhed by Charter t. the NII of King t the Vie*, kr UTE, FIRE, awl NE INAERANCE 4 . Mere 7, Izebeage, Curupill, sad 10, Re- EENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. — Bern al the above an reheated, felon Sally daddlar, to WILLIAM S. ISCRTONTI (ate Hippos sad on ) SHOW lOWA 39, Ostordnreet,larear et Nelnellakeek, . I, New. erbetreet. They its th• kaput is Use walla, aid is suet an O~ILSALet FIiNDERSOM M wa,STSTOTIS.OTIS. &SN ssi beOWepprombei • S, Fll3.lll.o l lV g id o. 1110:4110N ether kr variety, sonny, brevet dears, or ensidanwo of web. susehip„ While the passe me ea gist low side kr sokkh his eas blehneed la ben soselardeklew mare Ina aqatereteerbary. Sri& sans with hissed asinsats sad two Ms at ten 811.6.; Wks midi mesh erieneste sal two sits of hem /.3 lea to IT (ism anal linden esesskrn win towline, tree 7s. to IS; nal Imam Ina Ws. Mae. W(h risk omen onarmsits. has II I. bein risme; enmesh. fro. la ed. the set to /11 mkt Ed akar pant aeon with redistiog hank plata The wasp rennwlerreweryseads set approved et. Detailed estalsgsre walimrseass NM (per psi) taa—istadkhed b Weelsairsii /.a. earner of masitiag the Life pep ward aro defrayed by the nip& and eat talon from the pre. at. are added as a beaus to po. , or paid ia tutu or applied le meat of the annual premiums. liabilig of parteenhip. '^oo la profit.. A 'tercet ere liberally treated. - r ox is _ every feveriptioe of pr loroty at roaderete op, awl INSURAWM at tli• mead MS 1 pr lL missea. more we. hie oa persceel or MO.plifttill MIS Ilswetm. T:e.R.LE CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—Ts• most Mel esserisest el CUTLERY In the woad, all marked " Owls Ligon and Borten);' and warranted, le always sell lag at WILLIAM d. DOLTON'S, S 9. Orlordatreet, corner of New vessatmet. and flo. 1. Newman.street, at pries that are remunera are only Mose& the Isgesess of the sales. Si -per ivory-handled lahle tabs, with high shoriews, 10e. per Ms; deserts, to match, ▪ V M Mass, la per dm entre; carvers, Ss. 6d. per pate ; larger ▪ m met persona% to Sks. per doses; If tramline, with saver fermis*, kom Os.; whits be.. table knives, from Ga per doyen ; deserts, da.; servers, 21. per sir; black been table knives from 6s. pot doom ; &sorts, S.; careers, Is. dd. ; table steels, from Is. each. The lures stock of plated dessert knives and forks, In eases and other wise, via al the w *led fish mars, in erist e n c e.—Eetablished in Walkways% Jura M. ...,A,1% UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE mat LIFE A77141:1T1E9), Oentlaill sad Baher.etreel. London; coltepcseren. Wain; sod . 4_5 e getrisiAllgrg. In TU )O ktitated A.D. 1714. 1 . li CllOl.Ol CHARKINGTO, Da. Var . rn ;' 1 w CLIIIILSAN. The We Donne of the year 14411 homages dithered A ty ..4 ecc ,l.-I.the.,== el•rizZifittir,z. Ad up .1. ttl with the on natured. the ':. : rime will straw the annual antoontot Bonus on Palate lbw rev% en tied la Ores' Britain, according to the ages of the lives rhea awned : Wieelisf Pre ir .1 " sw a nn arrived )3°°" fur l it _„r,i i dip 6 ., the came a' NA Tom time. Being about 3 per cent. ' 111 . /.1.71. I. 10 d. ... £lO5. ... / on each amount ofPr,ntlum. Prtmlum. $1 .. SUN Is. 10d. ... £lO5 ... Being tin per cent. ditto. as ... LIM Vb. 14. .. SIN ... twin, 55 per cent. ditto. • .. thin Is. Y. ... MN .. Being SO per cent. dam • . . =l7 144 N. ... ItlMl_,., Was 41 per cent. ditto. TROMAS LE•I4, llertetary. FIRE lltritilANCE Ilt ei ib Wad" indading Vas mat of boom. am ps mama ea seilemist brunorm. LAMPS of all SORTS and PATTERNS.—The well m chokest smiartment of PALMER'S MAO. gOld 1=.4 se other CANDLESTICKS; campeale, Argand. and Solar LAMPS, with all the latest Improvement; and of the eeweet end meet rseberthf patterns, to Theta. !Mammies and plain emu of meebf , , ia Wawa% is at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S (late hippos rAer end Bartels,. "0 Ila 144 'sett. weer of Newatemetreet, and No. I, Newrals.etreek whore ell the memesable novelties an now selling. Rail Lampe livery peat variety. Palmer's palest Candles (marked " Painter "1, 7d. per Ilk; English's °moister, is sealed tank is. 3d. per imperial gallon. The money returned for every article sea approved of. Detailed eatalegyee, with engravings, seat (per peg) fres.—Established in Welbwareet, A.D. MO. - rkEssoNS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either i, vr out of Mak may REALM a MODERATE INCOME L de. ( articles at hourly oonsomption.—Vor fall particulars w9ly. tilt.- r petscostiy or by Ileum, to tie UST INDIA TEA COE ii:itt, Great Sit asiss% Cburthyood. MM. REVOLUTION IN LIGHT. CIOOD NEW S.— ILA Every proms be) int log lame 'haute inquire tidy " CLARK'S PATENT LAMPS." fl h a caution to the pubic. Clerk's Dia. wad Lamp b peeled ; the eleterit. moot eingleiel a l the hot. It OM the et barb= ember, sad be bribe home vibes% at. totetta. Clerk's Temel Candle Leap le worth a buittred dim anis bege. Clerk's Diamed br bdia la labiL The bilitrogohtaa Light —.me with light swig, Every bap _ MINT The pubis will have acne alloore_ittplogn=as el the Coo 7'a leesbble. me g, blab= Mawr, 447 Nat atribkg; =rah Birehing Ilseratieen, erg mot am to the oss Computy.—N.B. The Osagemy gra elmgebb gad gee tights is panel, and gs gas IS at ~amide error& PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. rumen FOR linK NSW TEAL rasa la FOR FATIIERE PROEM FOR BROTHERS. TRESILIIIII FOR SONS. TIMMTS FOR UNCLES. PRIDIENTS /OR COUSINS. PRIOILNIS FOR THR AGED. riE 4 nr 4 101 MI NIIIITOUS AND FARALTSED. ritmEsTs 101 /UK SICK AND BEDRIDDEN. Stein to -t end sod ellemble gift Vie_ the apyrintehinir tears r ird• rasa, _teellysail, Maisie's, or invalided Mead. le yea el the PLIJITAOSAIIT GUARD Itn7.oan, lam ivory keadlee. apa t.ank, ki dont hos, leek aad key. pries Ole WINO; pa bee. 'etre. Des tea he toed Is VAL le the dark, oe ea shlp.heara ; tat eill, ..th ease, to sad espedition, (decimally remove the Wad win- oat rat* the eldik floe who West shaved bete* tea *ln thrum:ere; lad thelneradat hi no peeled and ree, that eves the laws mod lady mad shave mak toishaad with beility. C. SUS ART and Ca. petellera, /I, Ctiarise.elor. Leaden. Dearlytier perbeinara teakaNalsia. Bet d mate, Sc., seat peat bea. MECHII3 MKS, WORK-BOXES, and TEA CHESTS. No. 4, lawieeheastreet. Laid" eatables a tibit =forth end cheep with the most red patens, lamella by Mimic masodeebsed ca W awe where may be mug= a the risheeteposimas la the etpopier meet pagti mesa isweidie-Nalor ivory slower got deres-beenie, rli sea" %WIN wed la Yet everyibiag tr the wart-tehis 4 a of raWija • style elegem* oat eamerwai by = 11 11. 4 Is the ogle gad origami ingater of the assidlated itatialrorlis% mega steep gag pose, the passage deg mar. the ariload leaelelle44o l 4 sad mires beproveseages la petals desks ar lisesetserwma essablead. I• ti • dark or oe — a •—..."" ire wisp.sod derive the ealsireses ',that I..niskeeesse . Wit bele emeraltrot of sicken', the sew iresibet limy bowel with went ssesty."—llersins P. It eat be used la led. as • new& or eves in • wrier:Zs esesaise noes. The oferetits et timing is ogeoved la as shly leer mere et • time.= lie met timid or omens. The lauded tsar le reelly leelemillb"—caret. JOHN 8111141TT, 18, Bishergatastreet-ivithla, a M tTNIANUER, hobs lnl veloseil from ?till.. solleib Ye 'tombola o , the WM, wary. awl the white wo g dole, sleek garbie• and Eat sieteebstereit soap awl wet& b caelkieet ..tanot be beriled Or elbow el dolga trot quilt% sewn biwed with , b wrier Ran M ITT 711• 61 21 le is ebb* raw meow la Or wean% eartaelbil bye. WNW, b mined begelikay pet toe pt , J l do. Vi or mob - la No memo so me losousics Yet alto Imeeseiemee bows end Mole; they lbw • weerliw sew rlf ~ b X l r g egele:g ; Ilry do not emit sr loom Wok mil nig wet letter then isy giwv leather. eg JOHN .1 tINITT Ohm die gerteeder retletallt *Nip MLb votress tar *dr kiwi ingeort. end further =Mb the Me, to their Won tiresure. welsh doll receive lb Iwo Wm. tion. mice ells engages to the betel W being seggibl with Ye choke 4 WAN" direst bee the !reign mantactatera N.H. Lowe swab espetwir to the bet by J. 5. Itineett. 15111YMIUMILPALMOVTN. DSC. 15.—0 n Friday, at noon, asi 1N Wes meshed lees of another shipwreck bed u oemerted is fhb seldithendmed. The brig Venus, of nod from Ossensoy, of Mbra, Man Bloater, seater, in tollest,bound to Newport, to load for Havannas, on the 14th inst., at 2, e.m., get est the Manacle Rocks. Immediately anger was a pprehended, the mmta, whose " watch" was below, was sailed up, when he ordered the helm to be put bard up, and the brig wore mad. He then took the wheel, when she struck forwards and then aft. Through the concussion the muter was thrown over the ship's side, and only escaped destruction by catch ing hold of the avnwale, but his lag was badly hurt. Atter striking the second time, way beteg kept on the vessel, and both pumps going, eighteen inches of water in her iodicsted that she was fast settling down. The boat was got ready, and at 4 cm. the master and crew got into it ; ten minutes had scarcely expired before she foundered. She had very recently bad a considerable sum expended on a total refit. The pilot cutter Nicholas Jenking met with the unions. nate people at sea at clsy•bresk, not knowing whereabouts to steer foe or make a land fall, and brought them in here. Tll2 VACANT FACTORY INSPECTORSHIP. The vacancy in the office of Factory Inspector, caused by the death of Mr. James Stuart, has enabled the government to effect a caving of 7001. a year in that department. The Factory Act requires the appointment of four inspectors. Mr. Stuart was inspector for Scotland and the manufacturing portion of Ireland at Dublin and Belfast. Captain Dialyse, who is Inspector of Prisons for Scotland, is appointed in spector, and takes that district. In addition to his present salary as Prison Inspector he is to receive 2001 a year The Irish division will be taken by . Mr. Howell, one of the other three inspectors, who will rece ive 1001. a year in addition to his present salary, which is considered as an equivalent only for the additional expense of travelling, ftc , to which he will be put by the arrangement. In this way the saving of 7001. a year will be effected, by substituting 3001. for 1,0001. a year. —426sertier. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN OFFICER OF MlA titheLaTurday last Charles Pro, second lieutenant t Royal marines, stationed at Stonehouse, was brought [ before the magistrates at Statehouse, and committed for trial at the next arise for the county of Devon, under the [ following circumstances. About two months since a child of 14 years of age, named Ellen Barrett, the daughter rf a peat woman residing in Dethoport was invited by a female le oath to the Marine Barracks on the following morning. The child followed her directions, and, on arriv ing at the barracks, she was met by the female, who took her to the teem of the prisoner. Here the three had breakfast toge ther; and immediately afterwards prisoner locked the door, and criminally assaulted the girl, On the application of Mr. J. E. Elworthy, the solicitor for the prisoner, the magistrate seised to accept bail for the appearance of the prisoner, him [self in 2001., and two sureties in 1001. Tag LATE EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR AT ERNSALL Oceans Castzenar.--On Saturday afternoon a communica tion was made to Mr. H. H. Wakley, respect in g the late exhumation of the body of a gentleman, named James Hendry, husband of the Countess de Tousville of Nis. 13, Cambridge -terrace" Hyde-park.equare, in Rensil-green ea metery, on Tuesday, the 4th instant, for the purpose of ascertaining yrbether he intended to hold a coroner's inquest on the remains of that geotleman, whkh were exhumed in order to make a search for a will, which was supposed to have been placed in the coffin previous to interment. The scrutiny was made, but the will was not discovered, and the deputy wow determined on ordering a post martens examination, and analvsis of the contents of the stoma* which was entrusted to Dr. Oared. one of the phsicians of U n iversity College Hospital. Dr. Garth& sent in his npest t w o or throe days since, in which he stated, that la Ws opision the deceased had died from natural causes. Mr. Wskley, on the receipt of the report, communicated with [ the friends of the deceased, and on Saturday Mr. Watery de cided that an inquest was unnecessary. The coffin, con taining the remains of the deceased gentlesan, which had bees kept above ground, in ease a jury shote.d have to view the body, was on Saturday again lowered Into the grave, when it is to be hoped it will be snowed to remain in pease for the future. DARING HIGIIWAY ROBBERY. —Ace Me. snd Taylor, of Aston Cantlow, were returning . from Lashes. oa Timothy ethaing last, scout eight (Meek, they were robbed on the Alesstar.road between Wooten W a wen turapikelate and Little Aloe, of about 41. hi mousy and a quantity of beef, grocery.&a. It appealed that Kr. Taylor, who with his wife and two childna bed M Birmiaghant market to Ceres of their bullet. ford when near to a plasm called the Toll Bar, one tile Imm Weals whereu pon men ease out of the hedge ids meney, Mr. Taller felled him the sesded, bet immediately two others made their appearemesr end, ease a struggle In which Mr. Taylor gout roughly be Bled, bfhooyy overpower ed him. The villains first !Wed Kr. Tar im% pockets, sad afterwards his wife's, and then very art eoolly aimed them sad the two children to get out of the , miter cle p a o r d. out its oon eanyieg : i e t zts i he ar afteLli the alla, rre 0116111 t7tite darkens of Weight, Mr. Taylor was unable either of the villeins. One of them ha d a black sha wl or gauge over his head and shoulders, whisk has lad Mr. Taylor to puppies they were no strong ' ers to his. This is the d highway robbery that has been cosunitted upon Toed within the last month.— Worcester --- - 'farad. Us CAMBRIA, Capt. Hurison, soled tram Lim pool, es Batszday. for gado sad Balsa. - VIA . ' 1 . 1 CORY Chart ..... Omer the 1 MARINE _ ..., 11 do .' li r:7 ' , 17211 worg llzeba lit l it' pot- street The tape = l" aird i ARLIS F i E C.) 'llium toad , PfUllt• al bf ROYAL CHARTER . ii",.....1ie/e.. mtt Tee 0-.01 ..re ezeuspt from all WWI hive f.ned tete ettbout v utiel p stion 1 wee i .,orceatne out of toe Watts of I! ethE IN4UKANCE on eeeej enertptl Irsegizil amid Ur drzoibt at Oniosft MOsty's anal= vi Weser MN .CLARIVA PATIN?" AYCES PATENT TRAVELLI &WINTER COAT J. EVEMEMBICIO SAYCE &C°S3CORNHI C -- • •• HRISTMAB PRESENTS.—The we sea co m haTiFg arrived. wherein b 1 exebsage al prmeate allre theme. lig of friendship, all clime ot the cammosity who would eneceertally ern s, saniabr 'Mud by seerptotie ate will avail themelves et litieLA tgTME' ARTIC•Lag. Is sad= luxuriant Mikes erm Reseed.' Illecomar Olt is by rank and Mahlon, aml patronised by all the . et tame; Itnwlando' liglyeke be • pmpentke et mew Meted in parl. tying the *Yin , probretlft it from the lanetul area al inclement Wes tiler, cad •tiffiis Its etesplimies with traseirsdaal brilliancy; and itostaair' ;iamb, sr Pearl bestride le lareloabie for ite preservative and beatings* eases cs the teeth eml ram Ire primate ems be more worthy u rof reecesseadatioe, ar la mere general ir Biases Ci ?aeons 1 , i . tiolll. Thetmarz calm M axttela e. esek ura bsere the ;am of with their akertsre pee at the loot, la red M. _thse 7 - 7 2rolilafrd il = Mem Mid by themifattoripsdrs, Lamdaa, sad by rampost sills ebesasts sad partsmsra _ - . NEWSPAPERS. All Urn London Ming, orn Enable, sad Wieldy szonwitas, sad Stamped Publiea haw, rOItWAILDID neatly priated wrappers to au pi:trans) world with I:warm and despeish. *Om TortioubislY cies& A 16 1 1 1 with the prim he ash paper eassildV.# 6l Sl garl Y• andrt be hod gentle, as seetisation by paid JOttliPil 1111, uswe. rr, o 'Jumpers, leorhaselmtiest, Loudon. Established )7 ran Now read_y t PAN OM HE ILLUSTRATED LOAM ALMANACK tor Imo; beim tbs Blab Mood law drab mat beasidian7 sia :Abe.; and ustalAkkamil. IThealastall by Daiwa abd afar 'whom WWI& ifillisissetdmi Moth, by Nn• Lomb* ; bolds' a ma*, o f .ow mg wed Tow. ea, laa. The Altrowebeal Duna-at by JON maim, 11A., 1. B. A. IL, sad of Ur acira Ofternaary, beseftwieb. Published by Wails= Utti4 1. 9 , Wm& 140108 * ••• Cagurd 3 7 orders Issalgalh 0•17. ---___, pARLOW'S NEW IN- i ts, .ri — TENTED IMP-ACTING SYPHON 3-i IKa A AP. MAU 111-03 NO VENT-PEO II ! Prevents ale. beer, eider, ar other bonen 1 = t i ►nv._ it t from beaconing Sat or add as effeetaally - e • th " 'lel" pint dull be drawn as good as , w t .. , t v 11---- lA* ~ • .. -------------- — 7 — H vo "1./ , f __ N s . z Al *ism; wonted to repay its scat in - ii v. -, o O two sobs of sin ,• price 4s. dal., cc sent free to m part et England (if two ate . 21 1 tales) at WI& each. v. •-• .. c . - Ifs abeam esgraviag will supisin its 7 r4l sada& When the loose tory bi lON ca c - ri . 5 7 . the Imp of the plug C hich b... hole op- 'is - 4 vette*, air- tube H). aufficient sir rushes ir. it 1 through it into the oak to cause the liquor to rea aff freely; when the tap 15 turned off no sure dr ean ent JAW BARLOW er. , 14, King Wffilson- street, Itansiciabseen ',abatis' IS$ N.B.—Naos are gamine met* award with basnaineand alma J. B. calms pub a new meths& et= auks, warranted to Might all 111110 MS it, sad and retail his NEW LTIENIED TAP WRAPPE7tt s engseesde the Wynn! method et mans paper), at ed. and Ia per pads& The trade supptleol. BOOKS FOR PRESENTS• _ t. ICI OGERS'S POEMS. Lllestrated by 72 vignettes. 18e. ti. irOGESSI ITALY. Ilinst ra ted by 68 vignettes. Ns. tn. CAMPBELL'S POEMS. Illeittsted by 69 vignettes. 20e. WORDSWORTH'S POETICAL WORKS. 20a. T. TENNYSON'S PO/AMS. 95.3 HOOOll POlllit3 i .. Two vols. lb. CAMPBELL'S SMAKSPEAE WORKS. lip. DRAMATIC CHAUCER'S POETICALTIVTORILS. With Notts. 16t. !MEMOIR'S VORA. Wl* MOIL 14k. Edward Muss, Dever4Orest. ...A .....•• sisao k ___.. sot"lan.-16 C 211711 AL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The Deanaber maim of this court sommenced to-day, before the Right Hon. the Lard Mayor, the Common Set jeant, Aldermen Hunter and Carden, the sheriffs, eke. The calendar of prisoners for trial at this session contains the names of 109, which is about the usual go. The Com mon Serjeant addressed a few obserrations tolls* grand jury, and havilig observed that all the cases appeared to be of the ordinary description, and, therefore, did not require him to make any obeenation respecting them, he d ismissed them to their duties The remaioder of the morning was oecupied in swearing the different panels of petit jurors. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET WIL7I7LLT DMITROYINO H a IN A WORIMOUSIL —J. Cummings and James Ninnon, both paupers ' were charged with having willfully destroyed hammer In the Strand Union workhouse, and with oleo annoying the re lieving °Soar. It appeared from the evidence of several witness that some time put a large number of kinsmen, used by the paupers in breaking stones, were wilfully broken by them, for the pur pose of belagenabled to apply to the relieving officer en Satur day nights for relief, alleging for their cause that their busmen were broken, and that they were unable to earn any money. On Saturday morning some hammers were given to the pri soners and six others, and in the evening they applied to the relieving caw for relief. They stated that their hammers were broken, and that they were destitute. The relieving officer did not believe them, and refused to g.ve them any relief. They refused to leave the office and were ejected, but again re-entered, and annoyed the relieving officer. They were then given into custody. Mr. Crawley, the Superintendent of the labour depart ment to the Union, said he was unable to prove what barmen were broken by the prisoners, although there were several destroyed on Saturday. The prisoners admitted they had broken two, but he did not know which they were. Mr. Hall said it was a most scandalous practice for the paupers to break the implements given to them for the purpose of 'if:Ming them en opportunity of earning their own livelihood. The evidence in this case had failed against the prisoners ; be was sorry for it, for he would have punished them severely. Neither could he con vict the prisoners for the annoyance, as the evidence is the first case was not proved against them. He could not tell how far the relieving officer was justified in refusing them relief, and he therefore must dischaege them. The prisoners were then liberated. MARYLEBONE. WILFUL DAMAO* AT hi AAAAAA oNn WOIMMOUSIL—W. Francis was charged as follows : The mistime-overseer of Marylebone workhouse deposed that on Friday morning last he relieved prisoner, who made application to him at the workhouse. He then went away and on the next day came again, when complainant said he shculd not so soon again assist him, and desired him to look out for some employment, as he wee quite strong and able to work. He then tech a stone from his pocket and threw it through a pane of glue, He was given into custody and conveyed to the station. house. The prtioner, on being asked what he had to say, admitted hung done the damage, and in default of his paying 35., he was sent to the House of Correction for ten days. SOUTHWARK. CHARGE OF HOUSIBRIAILING.—J WelcA and W. Craw ley, two wall-known thieves, were charged with breaking into Mr. Cope's coffee-shop, Corawall•road, Lombeth, with intent to commit a felony. The prouentor stated, that a little after two o'clock this morning, hie wife aroused him from his sleep, and informed his that some prson was in the house and had opened their door. He J umped out of bed, and perceived the staircase window open, and on looking out he saw two men climbing over the back wall into the yard belonging to the saw mills. - 'nt satisfied that the men were thieves , and that they had MONEY MARKET. SATI7IIDAT EIIIINIXO. Agood deal of business was transacted to-day in the English funds ; but the market became rather weaker, and prices declined 1 towards the close. For the opening, 16th January, the first price made for Consols was 961 to 1., ; they then showed lees Bem use', and oscillated between that price and 961, the' last figure at which they were done ; they left off 961. to tex div. With the dividend on they were done for money at 971. The Three per Cents. Re duced marked 961. }, and last 96. The business does in the New Three-and-seQnarter per Cents. was not very extensive; they marked 98, 971, and last 981. Exchequer Bills of all grades were done at 51s. aarl b4s. premium. Bank Stock at 2021; ditto, for Account, at 2031. India Bonds at 88s. prem. In the money and discount markets there is wanly any vitiation to notice as having occurred during the week new ended. Advances on stock and exchequer bills have been made at 2 per cent., which is the rate given Lr money on call. . Discounts range from 21 to 21 per cent., according to time, for first clue paper. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day during the week: 111gbene Lowest Closing Prim Price. Pik.. Moillmy—Oonsols for money For account (nee. 12)... 97 96 97 to Tuesday—Consols for money 97 9lll 97 to For account Wednesday—Consols for mosey 97 97 974 I. For the opening (Jan. l 6) 97 97 971 to Thuradey--Consols for money 97 96, For the opening Priday—Consols for money Ishut) 97 97 For that:geeing (ex div.) 96 96 961 to 1 Saturday—Consols for money (shut) 97 — For the 'pales (elate.). 961 961 to 1 Exchequer Bills. This week. lAA week £l,OOO Low Dishes*. est. Iligheat. Lowest. Monday Tuesday Um. pm. ... 50s. pm. ... 19s. pm. ... 16s. pm. wedoesday Thursday Friday hle. pm. ... 61s. pm. ... 541. pm... 50a. pm. Saturday The following is a statement from official sources of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week 'ending the 15th inst.: Silver coin: to Boulogne, 27250 on. ; to Belgium, 45,000 ocs.• to Rotteram, 48,000 on.; to Dun kirk, 12,00 0 on.: to Corfu, Zante, and Parte, 26,000 oz. Silver bars: to Rotterdam, 8,700 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 39,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 37,000 oz. Gold dust : to Rotterdam, 612 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 2,000 os. Making a total export of 133,250 oz. silver coin, 75,700 oz. silver bars, 2,612 oz. gold duet, and 2,000 oz. of gold in bars. This has been another dull week in the railway share market, and with the exception of London and South Western shares, which have held their ground, the quotations for most lines on the list are a shade lower to-day as compared with the prices of last Saturday. The transactions for investment, as well as on speculation, have been on a very limited scale, and there exists altogether an evident want of confi dence in this description of property, to which the decrease in the traffic returns has contributed. From the official returns it appears that the amount of traffic for the last week, on 5,183 miles of railway, was 197,0221., thus accounted for: 84,8401. for the conveyance of passengers only, 70,6051. for the carriage of good., and a remainder of 41,5771. for passengers and goods together, not respectively appor tioned. This return shows an increase of 19,0751. over the corresponding week of last year, when the mileage was 4,464. The average earnings per mile were 381., whilst last year they were 401. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shares during the week : Wished Lowest Paid. Pries. Fries. 50 Aberdeen 20 Itirminglimi end Oxford Junction , (with &guarantee) 1 92 Llrotol and Exeter 50 Caledonian l3 Se P.o,tern Counties 7l •—•• ...... ..... 7 .. 60 Edinburgh and G1a5g0w..........—.. . 20 Great Northern 100 Great North of England. ». si 3 .-.- ...... 223 I 100 Great Western ln ........ ........ .. 671 Sn Mtn and salsa es —.— ea 50 Leetsdale end Carlisle 98 Lancashire and Yorkaltire..... 50 Leeds and Bradford loo' • 100 111 London and Blackwell tau Loudon, Delphian, and Booth Coast— 81. ....—..—...... 7 1 121 London and °mimic& lOl 100 London end North Weenies SO London and South Wolters 3 100 Midland 100 Norfolk 2$ North British 171 North Staffordshire 8 ..... ..... ... 7 161 25 Scold& C en t ra l 331 South Eastern 47 South Wales l6 ...—. is 43 Wil.s Somerset, mad Weymouth 3l 25 York, Newcastle. and Berwick l7 I 8 20 York and North Midland The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average cf the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (') is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is lees the income tax. It will be perceived that we adopt therms of dividend declared for the last half-year so the basis of our cal- - . culatton : Three per Cent. Console (shut), Three per Cent. Reduced.. average price 961 Meld per cent. /3 2 Th ree - a nd-s• Quarter per Cents. 9l S 6 21 Bank Stock (dlr. 7 per cent per mann) 203 ~ 3 9 0 ladle Stock (shut). Exchequer BfW (Int. lid. per day) s3e. pm. „ Eactern Counties* (die. Si. per share of 501., equal to 1 per cent per sae.) 7l Great Wee (dia. at the rate of 4 per cent. per ann.) (dividend )ace/hire and Yorkshire Bawer 4 par rat.) Leedom and South Western* (div. at the rate of Si per cent. per ann.) 32 London and Brighton* (der. Ms. per 1001. stock for the half year, equal to 21. tea. per cent. pea an.) London and North Wagers* (div. at tbe rate of 7 per ant. per ann.) ll2 Midtand (div. at the rate of S per ant per ann.) South Eaters, £lO sh v ( div. I pa cent.) York and North Midland dlr. sm. York. Newmann and Benda (die uncertain) *l The colonial wool sales closed tbis evening. The total amount disposed of is 28,789 bales, at an aver age advance of 2d. per lb. over October prices. The following summary is from the circular of Meow. C. and J. D. Jacomb The fourth series of sales of this season's import of colonial wool, commenced 29th ult., and closed this evening. The quiniities sold have been-8,120 bales Australian, 9,417 bales Port Phillip and Portland Bay, 299 bales South Australian, 1,998 bales Van Diemen's Land, 588 bales Swan River e nd New Zealand, 5,177 bales Capes total, 25,587 hales eoloaial, 283 East India, and 2,919 foreign. Notwithstanding the very large quantities sold here in July and Oesber last, a considerable proportion of which is e in dealers' bands, we have had an unpreeedentedly large attendance of buyers from all parts,—that of continental buyers being very numerous. The result has been most gratifying in establishing an advance upon the rates current in October, of 2d. per lb. on the g , and the whole of the above quantity, large considering the tints of year, has been taken off with mach spirit. The very satisfactory state of trade in the woollen districts has much contributed to tide result. Many purchases have no doubt been made in antici pation of the February sales being smaller than usual of late y e ars. Holders having been tempted by present rates' to bring forward the larger part of their imports, we cannot calculate the present stock of colonial wool in first hands at more than 5,000 to 6,000 bales, and the expected arrivals cannot well be estimated at more than 5,000 bales in addition, wbieh will leave, of wools in fint hands for February, a quantity probably insuffieent for the wants of the trade between tbat time and the early sales in May. We entlas• to note great demand kw all well-pown anti clean ssittioned Rocks of combing wool for *upon to the ose *Ma marks's, the purchases for which are sow of great importance, and form a Van remarkable i dent . in the hir Wry of the colonial wool trade ; exports having this yew Mien a quantity nearly equal to the total inane" from tie mitosis., which a subjoined table shows to be already ds 2l 2 2l: bales in exams of the whole of last year. Flee scoured, and Inferior wools, say at and under Is. 3d. per lb. have partaken more largely of the advance above qaoseA than the middling qualities; but the maw result mut prove highly satisfactory to the growers. But India art 'other low wools sold at an improvement on late rates, the stock bang very Batted. DUBLIN ISTOCIEL—Dicanws 14. 11 1 peperr Cent. Comb opting Viiaaloww 4 Qat. Met 0 ? 11 M ae (61. mid) ( paid) 1 4 5J 2 15 2 6 15 7 6 15 2 6161 3 14 41 6 5 0 " 7 13 10 0411031/11ffe Wait sod Bono* Josiah's Ikea tkottbsts tad Widen Ditto ditto R eno. Waal ems Waiga is Awl Goat OM swilmve lurid laisbease. k. sailed sat Polisi" sad " Tbiiyes, and some time afterwards the prlsonen were apprehended. On examining the premises be fancied the thieves had en tered by climbing over the walls of the saw-mills, and mend ing a the d at the rear, they forced open his staircase window, and were in the set of a pening HY bedroom door when the handle creaked cud roused his wife. J. Carter, a man in the employ of Mr. Alcoek said he entered the premises at six o'cloyk with his dog, and while he was at work the latter barked and ran to a place where a quantity of straw was placed. He instantly went them and found Crawley lying crouched up as if he was asleep. Ile seized hold of him and handed him over to the police. The prisoners, who, declined making any defence, were committed for trial. WESTMINSTER. RIOT AND FIONT IN • WOUNHOUSX.—Artne Camay and Jam Quati were charged with creating a riet and fighting in St. Luke's workhouse, Chaise*. Between seven and eight last, evening the muter of the workhouse was disturbed by hearing • great noisy, and on proceeding to the women's day room found the place in great commotioe, and defendants fighting ; upon inquiry it tamed out that two other inmates of the same ward had had a difference, when defendants stood forward as the champion of each, and, after making use of the most violent language to each other, commenced a most desperate fight. The girls pretended that they merely just touched one another, sad were hardly willing to admit that there was the least angry feeling between them. They were committed to the Howe of Correction fa 14 I days each. SHERBONNE CHRITSMAe CATTLE SHOW.—The annual exhibition of stock took place in our market on Thursday last. The supply was very good, and of a superior description, and fuy equal to the best show of any former year. Without making any invidious distinction where all was so good, we cannot refrain from noticing Mr. Miller's splendid Devons,. and espe cially his magnificent bull, the veteran prize winner at all the local societies. Mr. Palmes Hereford was also a remarkably fins animal. The horned Sheep were emioen'ly deserving of notice, and the South Downs were of superior quality. The, pigs, as usual, were fat and unwieldy ; and Mr. H. Coate was again successful in the pig line. The dinner was held in the Town-hall, where J. Goodden, Esq., of Compton-house, presided; he was supported by a nu• mums body of clergy, "enamels, and yeomanry of the town and neighbourhood.—Western Flying Post. NATIONAL LAND COMPANY.—A meeting of this so deti, called to consider "the propriety of winding up its affairs," wit held at Manchester on Thursday, when about 100 persons were present. 3lr. William Hall, the chairman, opened the business of the evening by stating that Mr. O'Connor had requited the opicion of members en the proceedings of himself and the directors in distressing those who were located on the land. James Smith, late of Lowbands, charged Mr. O'Connor with uttering false hoods regarding those located on Lowbands. lle had occupied a three-acre allotment, only half an acre of which was cropped and manured. He could get no tiles for a drains; and if Mr. O'Connor had put a spoonful of manure upon the land, it ws perhaps more than the land had received for twenty years. Most of the farms in the neighbourhood of Lowbands let at 20s. per acre, but Mr. O'Connor wanted 51. per acre. The cottages cost 1301., but Mr. Cunningham had engaged with a party to build similar cottages for 701. or 501. each. Mr. O'Connor states that he only had made distress for half a year's rent; but at Lowbands all the distrusts were for two years' rent. Ile had bees in the greatest distress, having for months never tasted animal food or butter, but lived solely upon vegetables.—Several members replied to Mr. Smith, one telling him that the first Christmas that he was upon the land, he had written home stating that he had killed a fat pig.—Mr. Arc:stead moved, "That this district recommend that the persons loced should have twelve meths longer to enable them fully at to test the capabilities ot the land," which was seconded by Mr. Emmerson.—Mr. Yates moved an amendment, "That Mr. O'Connor and the directors were justified in making the occupiers pay rent or in ejecting them from the land."—Mr. George Norton moved another amendment. "That the society be wound up immediately," which gave rise to a most disorderly debate. — On the various motions being put, there appeared ter Nor ton's amendment, 23; Yates's amendment of confidence in Mr. O'Connor, 26; for the original motion, 9; many refusing to vote either way. The meeting then separated. —Maw charts Examiner. SOUTHAMPTON FREEHOLD LAND ASSOCIATION. The lisawakka lodoposettoat says that immediate steps are to be Ohm to be thk salty prominently before the poll& Om, delay has occurred, from a desire on the part elf the promoteco to start fairly, with a well-digested clde of =seitibitabl• kr the practicabk working of the society. A • amber of shares have been taken, and aublic tosedog to inamorata the society will be held ta n early day. CAMBRIDGE FREEHOLD LAND SCIIEMIL—This ohms provisoes favourably, and the committee have nearly esmaisted" the rules of the society. Nearly 200 members bare sow *owl their names on the list in Cambridge.— Cesasiridoestarsatimr- THE LATE PRIDE:RM.—From returns just pub lished, it appears that the number of deaths from cholera in Paris amounted to 10,950, or , inclndiy those dying in the shit sad military hospitals, to 20,001 The most fatal am* was Just, _when 6,769 perished. in London the most bad wank err, &Sather, when 6,644 fell victims. MAI DROWN=ns BED.-00 Monday last a sailor maned W. Latina, on board the sloop Turner, lying ea Daiwa &Mk tusk out a plug in the vessels bottom, I n order la allow Ike leakage water to escape. e segleate to e ys Ike plug, sad went to bed. Dari the night, as th tide rose, ihe vessel filled with water, sa d drowned the poor fellow in hk bed.—Carlisk Patriot. Mr. Gancta is appointed Solicitor-General at Trinidad. [ANGELI AND STOCKS AIDIOAD. For Moomt. PARIS, Du. 15. For , Money. 'Opening timben. Lowest. Clams. —— $ per Cents. 5O 13 56 10 36 20 36 05 39 29 5 per Casts. 9l 40 91 13 91 30 91 91 43 3 do. New Loan. ~ s, n n ss 44 pee Carta le t• le .2 4 per Owls 2 1 "50 so n n I I. ser,=e 00 Von : 110 . day; 15 45; 10 dam g i p% 5, ISLI Do. 44 Treasury Bonds— 4 a Da 2i — a Bank Shares Dcanisn—Paris aid Oil 750 ; Parts nod Roam, 1:47 , •10; Dom and Havre, 240; St w eosog and Basle, 103; °entre (Vier an), • Borissur, 401; Neeta43 ; Paris and Strealsours, Igo; Tanis std Nantep, 277 50; and Pecamp, —; fit. Ger und% 411; llsmilles (right bank), . THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In the English stock market this morning iriCes are very steady. Consols opened I better than they closed on Saturday, being first called 96 to Zex div. for the opening in January : from this they ad vanced to 96Z to Z, and were dealt in at the latter fraction, and at this quotation they continue steady. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 96Z and ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 98 and Z. 'llank Stock marks 202. Exchequer Bills, Ns. and 51s. premium. The foreign stock market is rather animated to-day, and a good demand exists for most descriptions, at better rates. Chilian Six per Cents. hive obtained 100. Mexican Bonds mark 301, and Spanish Actives in. Subjoined are the prices cf the transactions which have taken place up to the present time, viz.:—Belgian Four-znd-a-Half per Cents., at 871. Chilian Six per Cents., at 100. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at 561, Z, and 1; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 841. Grenada Deferred, at 3. 1 . Mexi can (ex -January coupon), at 301, 1, and 1. Peruvian, at 54 and 1. Portuguese Converted, at 361 and 1. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 191 and 1; the Three per Cents., at 381 and Z. ENGLISII FUNDS. tee die. Sank Pied, te2 4 3 per et. Ca. Lea, Jan. 16. 9634 8 per Ct. Red. Anna. 964 $ par eta. 9311 1 pa Cl Coa. Lou,.. shut batebequer DWe. flu to Na FOREIGN FUNDS. I par Ol Austrian Bonds, 1 per et. Grenada Bib., 184 4s per Cl Bel t . Bonda,B6 Grenada Deferred Bd., 31 4i per Cent., li per Ot. Men., 1846.361 1 per et Brazilian lids.. M 9 per 04 Peruvian 1ida,134 44 Ditto New, 88 9 POMMY:DO Cone., 56 I per et Beetles Ayres, 46 0 tzet. Rum. Bat., 10 II Onto ehilian 97 9 lids., IA Ditto Colwell. ha Bda, 3 par &Vita l ' lab Bda 394 Columbian Equader Bda, 33 4 =lt Deferred it et. Danish klds., 72 4 • Bd., S 21 per el Dutch Ma. MI 99 trze trenezuela Bat., 28 50 pee Ot. Dutch Carta.. 5(5 Defend Bea.. 010 MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAT. Therputilie sales declared for to-morrow, consist of : S U O A L-150 hbds . Barbadoes, and 5, 1 110 bags BengaL Correa.-1,200 bags and 60 casks Ceylon. Rtes.-2,000 bags. CAIRO& LIONEA. -160 chests. PEPPEIL-600 bags. COFFEE.—We have not any business of importance to 17 report by private contract to-day; good ordinary native 11 Ceylon is him at 625. ; but there hes not been business 22i reported to-day. so MITALB.—Iron firm; Banes Tin sold at 74..6d.; Tin 11l plates advanced Gd. ; Copper firm. f 100 h. Tza,—Public sales an declared for Thursday next. Ice °lLL—Steady. Seal, pale, 391. to 391. 10s.; Straw, 361. to 371.; brown and yellow, 321. to 341.; Sperm, 831. to 841. ; is Hamdmatter, 811 to 861.; Cod, 311.; South Sea, 321. to 361 ; Olive Oilipoli, 441. 10.. to 451.: Spanish and Sicily, 431. to SI 44/ ; Palm, 3a. to 331.; Cocos-nut, 32 /. to 361 . ; Seed, rape, le SO pale, 421. to 431. ;Linseed, 281 . 10 s. 10 In other articles no material alteration. .... TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. so The market is rather more quiet to-day. Quotations SO were as follows :—Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 311 s. 6J. to 2 395. ; December delivery, He. 6d. ; January to March, ; 38s. 64.; October to December, 39.. 9d. to 40r. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Hi 1 1347. I IMO. Stock this day Casks. Delivery last weak Do. from tat June Arrival haws& Do. from let Jose Pries T. C. this day pm cwt Da. Town last Friday 11,340 2,774 34,230 2,472 67,541 465. Ski. 47d. ;:w ea: 116,174 1,594 56,415 5,261 115,300 445. 445. 451. Od. ISM I Ot• et 9 48,19 S - - 52,37 60 1,04 n 2.684 3 . 0 76 .. / 25 +4 Od. $ 0 428. at. et. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. zu 1 to Saddle's West Hartley. 16s. 6d. ; Edsa Main, 18s. 61 ; e t . West Henley, 16e. 9d.; 'Walls End Adelaide,lBs. 9d.; Walls 60 End Larnbton, 19s.—Skips at market, 8. 40 iso MARK-LANE.—THD3 DAY. There was rather a short supply of English Wheat at cos, market this morning, by land-carriage samples from the near Is counties, and it met a tolerably free sale at the rates of Mon- U day last. In foreign comparatively little business was tr mounted, the demand running chiefly upon line qua- k tides of old red Wheat. Prime were unchanged. SD The arrivals of English Barley were more eaten- to sive than of late, and its value was mrintaned with lb difficulty. Foreign Barley was easier to purchase. The re- U e cripts of Oats during the week having somewhat moderated, the article was held for full prices, wish which needy buyers so had to c =ply. Beam end new white Peas were Is. cheaper. ga. Other descriptions unaltered. St. BRITISH. Millais mg Qr I I Or Ilia. Fru and Kent, red 30 to 40 as 42...whita 37 to 40 to 42 V. Norfolk and Suffolk. 36 to 39 m 40... do SS to 38 to 40 Zt 41 to 41 .' Talavera ;Fames or Suffolk. Climb. la Lim. red.... 34 to 36'09 —white.— 35 to 21 38 to 26 40 202 ra. to Beauty, Feeding 21 to 22—distliling —to22to 24 Y! Malting. 08.44. English Peed. 14 to 16 to 16s 6d...black.. Ditto Poland. ,16t017 to 17s 64...p0tat0 121 to 210 Gd S Is Scotch feed 11 to Ha 61...p0tat0 l9 111 194 6d , Irish teed ll to 12161.. black.. l3 to 13s 4.1 fX Ditto potato Harr 54 to MI.. One. rale 5B m5B 1, Pam, grey 27 to 29i Od...maple 29 to 31 " Blue 27 37 to 39... Imperial Uto 40 Bt• White 24 to 26—b011ar5.......... 27 to 29 115 Lamson Calm, per thousand R9 Oa . . te R 9 10s. LI Fa soak el =JIM 9 4 ?LOW', TOWlMlllida, delivered 38 to 40—fine household 32 to 34 901 Norfolk and Suffolk. SO to 32—white B2 to 94 FOREIGN. lesmar;Dantslc and Konigaberg ... 40 to 44...609 44 46 to 50 10 Pomeranean, Rostock, and Stettin, Danish and Hamburg 10 Rusaian 35 to 37—Egyptian to „„ Danube end Odessa Canadian —to --Australian 47 to 90 10 Oen, RIM= Pomeranean and Stralsund l5 to 17 19 Swedish end Daniell — 13 14 to 16 331 land end Dutch feed Ditto l 13 13 to 14 Brew l7 to 20 feed —to 30 Prows, American, per barrel of 1961 M. 22 to 24 1 0 Canadian SO French, per sack of 200 th... tree . SO to S 5 se ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 10t1 DEC. TO 15th DEC. SS Qrs. Roglieh. Scotch. Irish. Torrigo. Wheat 3014 i . 15962 Bp Barley ....... Oats BO4 830 1 1350 I 17046 15 Flour, 8,553 sacks; 5,557 barrels. Malt, 3,052 qrs. SO Rt. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, Dec. 17. 2325 The arrivals from the Continent the last w e ek was q uite se large nit was the former three weeks, which with our di . usual English supply, tends to lower prices of all sorts of gy P o t a toes, particularly second-rate samples. Our market has ben heavy at the flowng quotations :—York Regents, 80s. to e 110 s.; Wisbeeh, ol 60s. i to 753.; Scotch 60s. to 755. ; Cup, 30s. to 60s. ; French Whites, 60s. to 655. ; Rhenish 61 and Belgian, 30s. to 60 s. ; Dutch, 40 s. to 50s. 28 BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. 20 20 MUM. Pattenden and Smith report that the market 20 continues firm, at late prices. 10 8 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. so This is the annual " Great market ;" in consequence, we 9 , 3 have a considerable number of good Beasts on offer. The so mildness of the weather is against the trade, although it is Is fortunate the rain has passed over. Almost all the good qua. SO litiee ars being sold, bat not at so much money as was ex peeted ; however, some few make nearly 7d. per lb. The num- so ber of Sheep is not exec save, although large for the day, and so cons iderably beyond the demand. Trade is very heavy, and M m uch disappointmeot is experienced as to price. Big beep MP are selling badly. Calves are wit plentiful, and a little dearer. Trade is very bad for Pigs. From Germany and Holland there are 113 Beuts, 1,160 Sheep, and 17 Calves; Ireland, 200 Beasts ; Scotland, 280 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 ; Leicester and Northampton, 3,500, and 900 from the western counties. Est Ekes of Sba a6.a d. Psr Rom of Sba ad.a d. SW Ss*. Borefixds. 4 4 4 6 Soot Dno. 0 Der 86816488r8s =tenelim Beam— 3 0 8 6 Do. de. Silent 4 3 4 4 6 Zino sod mooed 4asliiB 3 4 Fie 3 04 0 Do. do. Ram —.... 0 Sue 4 , 4 4 6 lambs 0 Dram 82 somas, 6.715; Maw sod fen* 24,030 ; 680 11 . 03 ' rtie.24o. BIRMINGHAM, Don 16. Seool-ilersror —There wee wereely say hwizesedone in tab market, end pitoes were • sheds low. The ~erns of the Noah eWberare &Ulna had bees mai amrsel bre d ra— dio rues berg birLet a b i er lambed'. arearelmer connected with the boobs et retersempeekelly ler the Math a sea amber. tar bees the =blot ei =Ma mark. Slid et Mme modem aitlea da MANI cabs minsamit. ttlemfdthataletter Lto azioleasi burrs der a eq es Pr geese to the tone of that unb earable term relbsetres re ids et %We three ea the pied el es letheitheel lidah lip la the maneatatatt d the Many, sal ibli tila= pwiS te oat gees the hoe. ekelahes hbaseit= 6 5 0 itAiLWAYI Tots DAY, Two o'ctoelf. t The share market is again heavy t o-day, and priced • of most descriptions are in denline. Apprehensions are expressed that the dividends on several of the lime will be lower this half-year ; and the falling off in the traffic returns afford but too much reason to be lieve that this may be the cue. Midlands are very heavy, and have been done as low as 01; the value of these shares has been unfavourably influenced by a gloomy statement of the prospects of the company, which baa appeared in the form of an advertisement in the columns of a morning contemporary. Great Westerns are at present quoted 35; to 301; andereat • Northern., 13 to 12i dis. Nothing is doing in foreign shares. Mom Humans. 4 1 .Anabgt.,Nat.,llco..&ll. J. 6 Burka It Hants lat. KM Wert. perpetual b P.M) $ DirraingtranatOgurdiunc eon" dulyp‘orwitaguar. au Da. erltbaut • guarantee 1$( Dina.Wolv..k litourValley 16 =role., and Dudley Inul•Arld1 11 10 1 ar. to Do. without a plumate" , 7i IBoatoo.Starn., and Went -90 grintal and Pasta ... ... InDo. Thirds ... ... ... I P_41 10 . 01 0 2 1 1 . •• 0- 12 4 Da. f_eharom 10 Do. SIO Prefereneeres. 30 Cheater and llolyhout 13 Do. Preference 40 Dunn and Bedsit June -111 Ds. (MS K. Is II.) ... 114 D0.(31.10%.)6 p. Ct. Pref. 2 1 1 ?astern Counties 19 Do. New Gni. p. Ct.... 61 Do. Eat., 3p. Ct., No. 1 61 Do. do. N 0.2 SO Do. N. it E. e per Ct... 35 Rasters Union, noes A (late E. U. 811.) ..• 6 1)0. do. de.. 25 Do. elate B. side. ditto' 20 Do. Serip Dina. 3 p. 00 1 25 Do. New ..• II Do. New 1 MU $0 Vail LthoolnshiAre ...... 60 Edinburgh and Glasgow_ 21 Exeter, Yeovil, & Doreb. 21.. Easter and Exmouth ... SO Great Northern ... 124 D 0.4 shares, A,Deferredi 74 t')..4 shares. N. p. Ct..l 10 Do. 5 per Cent. Pr0t..... 20. Qt. South.and West. Lira.) 1 09 Great North of England... 35 De. New, £4O SO Do. New, FAO 15 De. New, AIS 109 Great Western 20 Do. 15 Do. New, SO Dull and delby... 1 3 Do. 4 shares ... 124 Do. 4 sham , • IA Lancaster and Carlisle .. t 0 Do. Thtrm 100 Laneaebire and Yorkshin 96 Do. do. LB. di 8.1 49 Do. ',shares 04 eo.ielyda .. 10 Do. New (pta.6 p.ta.).. 49 Do. Liverpool and Bury. 10 tee. West Baling Ulnas! 25 Do. Preston end Wye* 10 Do. shares (A) 56 Leeds and Bndfurd... SO Leeds and Thirek . . 3 i Do. Pref. 6 g..Ceint No.l Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do. Quarters 1043 7 per ct 111 London end Blackwell -. 100 Lae., Brighton, & B.Coaet 100 De. New SS guadi p•Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed Sp. Ct.. late Croydon 111rde... 10 Do. Pref. S per Cent_.. SO Do.Conert. I p.Ct.,11152 121 Landon and Greenwich 20 Do. Preference 100 London & Nordt-Weeterr 12 Do. do. New i dares -. 1 Do.g 10e1L,M.and NC) SO London & tiouth-Wcstern 421 Do. New, 14 De. New gee S Do, Prof:resew 7 10 Loocatortoooo.4 per Cent. I its lituL,radMatkeltl 100 Stoned, Elhef.,&Liucoluah' 2S Do. /shone, No. I .. SS Do. shares. No. 2 ... 1M Do. shares. No. 3 ... 10 Do., ew SIO Pref. ... SO Do., Great Gruneby 524 Do. d 0.... •.. 15 Do. ref. 5$ Do. Grimsby Doak ... 100 Midland 41 Do. LineMa Union ... $0 Do. ASO shares 100 Do. Wm. and Derby ... 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. Cent. 50 Do•ErewashValleyPref. SO Midland GLWeatern (Ire) 100 Sorkin IS Do. New k2O 20 Do. Gwen. S per Ct... S Do. Guaran.Si per Ct... 15 North Britten IN Ili Do. Mee l^fJenie 176' North Staffurdsblre SO Olford, Wore., & Wolver. l 16 Resd.,Oultd., and Ref sate 1 44 Royston and 'Webb .. IS Scottish Central 1 25 Scottish Midland ... 19 Shrews., & Mr A 8 Do., Claes B . 6 Do., New Guatiatald.. la Shrewsbury and Chester 11 4 , er. W. Min.) th Do. Dewed?, 10 Do. 8 per Omit. ProL 61 &Thu* Union ... 26 Do. Preference 84 Bouth Staffordshire... ... 6.14 South Eastern 60 Do. No. •.. IA Do. No. •.. 10 Do. `I a 4 Regtstared 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip ... 48 South Wiles 11 S. York., Don., lk Ooola.. I 164 Sheffield. Rotherkuun, and Gals, N. DL rut. S p. 01,. 914 Waterford and Kamm. 80 WOW Valley, 6p. Ct. gas. U Do. do. do. .. 46 WiPs, Nomerwt,l6WWw• Tork,Newthstlek Bendel' 60 Do.EAL(YorkriNewee.) De. O.N.E. Purahres or Prefereos 60 y York end North Midland. 10 i Do. Preference ... Sl/70111011 Itan.wan. , Auglo-Itallan nate suer I and Austrian) Se BOOkire• and MAW= 20 Central Franco (Vieraou, Datelt !mnia : die. 124 11 7j 6 dig. i pm. 20 Do. I Great Indian Peninsula .. 10a. Do. Ti Luzionbourg ••• to D 0.... . . SO Nanny end Liege lel Northers at Piano Odessa end Barden= ...1 SS Paris an d d Orisaas 10 Perisan Bono 12 Paris and Strasbourg ... SO Rouen and Bane SO Sunbre and Keno IS Tours and llamas I Prni. 71 e 6 71 d di:: e ee 2 lidif. 29 11l 21 22 2 1 2 91 9 die LIVERPOOL, Dec. 16. gion-Rscnuerox.—The feeling was very depressed to-day, and weneviently veryl little bugnels was done Innoaabire, 111—Inodca and North Western, 1111 o.—lntto (nen 1 Wares), Ils. 3d. 1 481 1 o—Ditto 0 shires), 2114 .„ 4 2 .- i i Shrewsbury and Chesbire (pref. guar. 8 per wet.), 151 Eastern and Down (No. 1, W. w 141. dls.), as. 9d. MANCHESTER, Do. 15. Seecm-Itzonaseas.—The market was dull and inanimate, bat prices underwent no change. inneashlre and Yorkshire Fifths were done at SL ; London and North Western New Qarters, tar prem.; Manchester and Sheffield Preiffellee; 91; ant North S. Mean 9i din LEEDS, Doe. 16. STOCI-EICHAWIIII.—To-day the market has been very inanimate. The chlef sales bats been in East Lantsalaires, the closing quotation of which was 111; Caledonians, 114 n. ; Leeds and Think, tlt; North Westerns, 1111 dia. ; York and North Midland Preference. al Ms. YORK. Da. 15. - - Btork-lxcakmoz.—Grekt and Northern. York. New trtle, and Barre*. 17k; York North Wand PreL, 6i. Closing prices Niturday. 11 i 3 f dia. 61 lii Ms. 1 db. par 2$ 27 12 24 9 1 9 1 4 $ pea. 2 4 pm. I Se 66 Cs. IS 12 ella. 16 164 111 Ili Ilk 9 lot 83 IS dla. 1 1 I 7 7 I Ij pak. eau pits 64 66 4 pa. 27i 21/ 28 le 1 %dia. 11 12 dia. $1 3 3 dia. 3 1 dia. 01 32 37 232 60 62 pm. SS 40 pm. 19 2. 67j sll lpm 27 11 19 111 die. . 101 11 . dia. 96 93 471 441 a; 9 6 Ina• 48 60 die par 42 40 dis. 21 20 du. 101 01 0 1 6 . 6 6i dis. 10 101 dis. 2 21 pm. G 1 81 db. 1110 89 5 1 6 1 PIM 996 1001 7 0 11 IA OW. 44 4 di& 3 214 w i e du 31 4 74 79 1271 1321 10 101 55 67 55 57 9/ 101 22 23 1111 1121 1 11 pm. 1 li put. 31 32 19 18 air 17 11 ,116 14 2 ;au 14 15 41 41 dbr 17 19 14 1 13186 0 1 11 9 8 10 15 14 (114. 9 8 diii. 21 19 dlik I 6 31 21 ddm. 47 48 22 211 Oda. 24 26 122 124 51 GO 28 28 14 13 di& 17 18 41 41 11 . 19 .. . . at. 11 I RI 3 $ par p 9j 94 di& 9 11 151 16 Pla 14 1 74, 7 di.. ►i 2i 64 di. pai. 7 s dl. $ 2; .118. 11 9 db. t dia. 11 I& 84 8 di& 4 81 if if 414. 1111 19 8b 8I 81 28 GI 21? 4la i ii Ei. 1 i" dia pm 15 13 di& 1% 17 pi 51 MI 41 4 dla 164 17 4 34 dls. tialea •.•-day ap Co 1 lee'ock. pm Par 1. 6 7 4 1 17 II 114 12 114 12 55 71 i i 111 t 111 1441411 12t 8 47 5 6 61 77 1 23 71 i I 16i 141 T 34 181 19 23 ; 32 151 1 ; llk 11 lei ; 6 6 ~ , ~ t 1 i l i '.I I i ' l I ' d i , t LI 1 l'i. Ira. L el e. rn leak ri di * grid. Utfir : "2 wow weft rd la ru.lit. .. Ida. Oa* OM 4 , al&