The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-27 00:00:00

• • ••••• 40 . •... .••... • • LONDON, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1850. I• - VG I D. Art . ! ; .:::-i.i. I [THREEPENCE. 11 ILYTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ns. Old BroalAnnet, Ueda& a t& tamparr—the Grose Uhe Duke of RUTLAND, LO. gi,ebt Ilmoureddeql;7ll7 - rliiinriThint, LILL ISo Ityt•t Honourable the awl of Carnarsos. nvartaw ne Kt& If warship bird %lomat SOW. Tyr Iterbnatabio gaoled Ilartfß Liol4 Mastys ie la lar Mamma* Jobs Usury Mama Itaassys %swats assma_ Myhre Maga DM, ILI% UIIIIANKIIIN DIAN PAM. Esq., 117, Sinai %MILO. -GROWS 111111 KILEY Da, 24, fast Trve n thn r - trr.mS it roo.yssed at two brarbss-la mind as part's& ✓'re. "ll^ • Pr"Pri' l4o 7 at •••40•1112•41•8. • Ile. tt,, At I Ft 11. A:Art.llow astin Mist premiums Isitamisted ~‘ , L r . i , r hvry tit of the saand; the slab await of mita %me Ant dts toed .aomse the Wilms of wilds@ as viadisosa niduma km law pfd. lie Assebilisfs se the c ,.. re ey to rnlitled to so pardon abalone of ths rip of this the 1 .04ey boklres rojoy s c=ble •••• agnate/fa as Is • ou ' oa l e neur env noctety, ion a ...it s mitaor v5 ,, r 0... the stink of which has boss salseribed bur by • feacch stir p.d intblowisl Propeatmay. In the b, , N.rAßrtar.t It 1 113 bras& tea vase of premium ass T0 1,,,.01 h , ihr lowest pond& mat naliasst with the assurfry of W eriabh•trent Ility are she awls payable la • sashay of ways, is the cutamisaan sad sossamisese oft diflireat dross of • WWI*. ' bAetb maws salad enriassamie lis•• ban sloped for this "medics wars eismahalsa dreg et dr assured. lon pot r .ett's, 11111811111 Y rpsampasions. The nogg soossisslaa aaraw• to sallsiall• sad it, order of thehoard of Dlrtelen. L0U1 4 211. Manall••• I I)ERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either is sr sat at tits* bandy may REALM it MODERATE LKCOIIt tip sat st midi - - t esessupilita.—Per tall .; i.st, claw portessZ s y by kltst, TOT INDIA = W e:- 11'.S. thirst PAN Hess Clistaltysed, City. I) ADIATINO sad REGISTER STOVES.— il, WILLLan S. SCIITONII aamettora• of See leas sod of .mrs sr rosy waken great brassy d &Mos and essalelle seek a.s.a.p. Sava la sisrrarsa ogee as from 30e. to 7 'New to ;I.eriss.roos Stamm at boa Skis II guineas a setae? wit\ Syhea.- .... sag ID Maar resSairs bear* Seceree, Y lbe Ursa is the • and maths Molds web is mar • see mielelos of Senders • . m pr. tkAt porobass aro reesseeed he IsereS It. Tr mosey - • -ad eer terry made sot messaged of. dealaases vita es. am. emit (pee pas lees—Lea MVOS sod BURTON, Mk 01. • t-treec law ofa sl. art So. I, Sowsasairom. whoa la Sothheerset. (4 REY GOOSE FEATHERS. la per lb.— nL%L was SOW Ream pekes he Pod ?ostlers see a I. ::f 7 IL:. 1 ItretOrry Gesse...— le. IN. 0.”..n00 i 44e chile ts. Y. OM drab elle ... ... to. ed. Nr.tiod b. mem owl west EY tree trees PM. =AL or 1.4.Ve lift 4 boldia m eoessielog OA pertkeles et ortielte. ~ a d p wet tne e. CO Millieisa *their lestary. Ille. 1 verdsesererumi. no _ ....._ GILT FRAMES mad* NEW in one k r :anon by tarreiy rouble, tbe surface vi.tb Minn GOLD gi vi% r 11, la id. pr beet*. GOLD vARNISH, Is. id, mends ...mod parts; imy be sighed by any one. ELECIRO.LIQUID pitvrit. .... lenders obi werneg plated snide' so bread/al and y e .... pow. CSI W tremble Isis tbss sisseing. LACIZI and = rata. p Rosy I. LETIVEii, Is.sa, for reviving and WWI aserallis ~, .4, unnunistorvr, MUTH, eal, Iltrsol ( wadi* !two t...tivet . City &init. lissnes, Landsnaddge • Arg. , lobo 1i5e...0 . rArsan. Pantheon; AO% un.g.......5.d. ; kr.te - Ora e. Ferrier Moak and Os.. Digiba. L‘I.PACA UMBRELLAS. I. POT ay. bah in the met and wear, of Mae CeramUm, It tn i“:.T ! •:r* ont by the live and experience of the Met rear ncc .1-Z . ,.. ant which to tecitied rill by the very great trott er whi,n r. I. n'aiv. au be hennaed upon it. They may be obtained e , wet , Inlhr 1... deer. in the United Kingdom. from 10s. 6d. W. end j. a.% 'a; .T. 11, 11... Recentetreet , hi, Fteetarteet ; 10, Royal tacittere: C 3. thee.nle. 11Pl/Itt NCE • f the HAI R .—The Hair is Dot I a. WI an orisineut as ft is Moon's someldres* but perbeies• • no port in the aslant eccieway ; bier • nersondinter prerrtre. st an equal. temperature the basin cad be • .nir. cant ictoree.e rof the bead. Salaams h tbsesibra net ~,.,,..I s. d Stan:,. but it is the ears et taw eerier dermas* • : the nisi, mums. economy. The sane et bids= Is cur/ oil, and can be purled spina ban dreesirs the MlLTriVitll.tllt Ll'ilitlCANT, an elepat eb e :• tit. of with eve prreisely the ruse as tbi= el.t:lr • I.; rd nitairally when the lime is in a \silly , C 4 L...hre.int a wild in C41111.11t Coda pots. b. each, Any e-. 4 -r mme rour.try ran procure it In kW weekly parcel. The baba rv:r zeta. in Lon are Mown BARCLtT and Co., Per maioa-wreet. BoTANIC WATER and BEAR'S GREASE.— •he tot- b becoming thin., and Wire off, the only ei et. remedy. **we . t ee i ng the Iwo., is the oar o f the two easile vaierlo ele o: t how scarf sad as a stimulant, sad the bales pews as a Je - ,ser. If lay lastbst ',Wade was awaked at the Thugs et ewe w yen madni mai presardag bale. ler. Catlia's Ant of the qasatity wed, awi the Womb a( bar alaalswa by ea. 1 the Nor. MMUS' Indiur . woabi be • @madame immird.- 1..,...rd WINN 10, Bi.opeastekatreet, Logka. wts Iss! e .an tat use 6d M.N. grew in wt noulaseed the public •se *s nab r art addrese printed as ter.s 7.4 lame a ousters. article. oo — Tl to piu siese sew other hat the pet, or Übe Adam an DC HARRY'S HFALTH-RESII)RINO FOOD fur INY t [AININFANT.—Tbe REYAI.ZVIA ARANCA 1.0 rtr. a pearnt end effectual remedy !w.th,ut modielaik . re ram" ea It ram 50 Unwise mike in other sem molly nv ler for seep" eb.machle, lateettaal, beer and bWone am ; r restart d.eply ed, derpenda (ladigeatko), Minna ean ...l. r r., ft-arias, acidity, heaitburn, flatulency, oppeineen, I rUptuns of the akin, sickners at the stew* r*en dry. at aro, an other d under all her cironuestaacr,. debility la I, labials, St% mama. mom annals 48.4 IF, Nen It ad4traapt, Landon: 4144 at Ik 00 E.runna, Mame and Om, Hann% Shrum*. Sugar, • 11, .n..7; ai.l at W, Gracacharciaatrnt ; 4, Cbsapsido ; 44, ; 1.9 and 01, Strand; and an grow% at....ra.• venders in the klainna. . . . -- 1 ,0 empire with bin 'mesa/ sibines. J ft omen- • grate • M meal 1 1. = le mei i% weeemted to ' , gat al she am it. sod Mal Mn NEW ncLinD TAP eniAppZ: neperenle She I= onthed . ..te , win MIL sae Is. nor mew Ma tarn NEWS, NEWS.—TA. Beet, mil :arra tgewriest is the wetiL LLOTIYB9 I I 4 = t 4 11111MAPElt elabie Slaty We Was= it the very Y. • walrus, (ID ID. nemeet et publication Orem ell parts et the • • I by mrc ea, ehelrteldigragb, tad Oho nom reperlisce it 'setae. MY •Weeme eit the nen I plashed eery istuniey LA; a doe bre post. Prime ogylloopeash pact toe. Nisi One 0*•-4. coop te Edward Lloyd. 12, Illiblerydiepres, Lt h& re ecop emple; be raw of may mos soott. LADIES* COMPANION AT HOME 1 . AND ABROAD. 241.4 Kra LocumAD. Part IL will b• as tbe :Rh tm.. prisa 'ably and Enas. u, Ilsoweriwstrart. sad soli by dl liwkasiler• sad wawsows. rtASEICS MAOA; Yrioe 114.. et by fit AMMO& 601647. b ! 4 N.W Year. TM 71 .4.1 %%IV* ZINE for MARCH. Oat U., embalm : I. Mats tem tlysee. 7. Gertrade Bohan. IL The Weeks ot beemoat sad Fistast. S. TM Misuses Bride. (Coa- 1. l'av eihird Letters from Gs /*ma use.y Yd the MOW le.. W A4lt-bury It Ik, 3. Le .oes loos the rishollook of • Naber..o. Port 111. 11 , -nee °Or .44 Lpv N" Tnoebet4 We. /WAY,. 3 Nate la attentions !hemp Ito reeprebeare. o;iaoraid the Dela Rem- Miss. 11. The Pere Campeipee of De. Igo fames. Part XL 12. Wells AIM Odert. avert TA. - kis: Join W. lbw, Wea Simi .11r401 1F .41 1; DAR LOW'S NEW IN- . .- - ----. .0 , ) VENTED SELF-ACTING STPHON is 8 IAP. 1 AP. REQ tomro I'IRES NO TENT-...!!! • !! Prevehts sir. beer, eider. or other liquors j l. SIC . from becoming Ist or mid so eflectually g 1 ". 4 that Melba 1 int shell be drawn se pod se : IP r - A we, calf i -----'"-------- ) !Re -_.--.• N try._--- • _ the Ent : warranted to repay its met in two casks of ale; prise 4e. GA., or soot free .o any port of Larlaed (if two me 11 i t a a:eri) cosh; Ditto 'lntro-OMM herry, he., Ito 44. The ahem segmoisg will engloM he - . ' oetion. When the keee key le Aged cm the top of the plug C (whisk kes • bolo eg- ... i ?.. " tk Pui rosi ti °le tt it s tet: U LM emi ll) [ II"W % mom Mo th' rgmhei theeor to run off freely; when too tap is Woof el so mme sir ma mew. JAMES BARLOW, 14, Alm William- '"?' t. oselliArllsee„ . lelobllskol . 1420. 11.1.—Neme on pawns DL CULITAWLLLIINZWWOJILL E:YJUif T LIFE, " monk reerestice, wed reels& ass d UMW . t., 11 , 74 : Potty Illeba-ftWatip W lPcsawar *hew the Tacker aLealea-The Palk 111 n hem* am gapppe-opeatry pp -The w.-tasilmat X Atm** m a..". , ssios-oo &um fit. Ibithastp. Mc, - M tAl•if hem the 110011TAILL I vela la iW ; by post, la 1.-A et Call le the Lelase-Pheali d lblabeeph, is ..1.11.-fl e Lord Silhavay-ilembeisseue ef Wink as lift/swi ft peada 44 to PAT, imam alla AVO I D. " Thal three awe yaps sed as ear ISMS MI fa" " A eocoat anew .1 Yard seal =j t e:Slsal an) d aer -611 eatisatect heath sad a lheilei est Immo the r‘Al. lash Me mea of plow% balms. et eadi embitters owe with hake awl rola he the die lad physical resoled= of "2_ 4 e, Ilia 4 """wii ZS. Pornostar.row • Kroh 1111, Oorithertelho, it; ratAnsi• drestfrom 416 watbor s 10. AMU** as• EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS TO BE HELD IN LONDON IN 061. [Tram last alatt's Gazette.] Press of matter again limitm our quotation of the classified Etta of objects which may be admitted to the Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations, to be opened in London the Ist of May,lBsl, to a single section. SECTION IL—MACHINERY. BIOS A.—MASLIESES WOK DIRECT USE. 1. rams =mins. As boilers and furnaces for generating stew, steam ermines, waterwheels and other hydraulic movers, wind mill., other ermines for generating power, &e. 2. SEPARATE PARTS OP MECHANISM AND DEERING. As toothed wheel., link-work, helm, couplings, contrivances foe modifying =oily*, for reversing and stepping, and for the government and self. action of machinery, &c. S pe c;. memoir perfection in workmanship—rattles straightedge*, fist surfaces, screws, spheres, &c. 3. MACMINES 7011 RAISING AND MOVING BODIES. Raising water and other liquids, as pumps, fire engines, hydraulic raw, &e. Raising and moving weights and producing premiere, such as crabs, cranes, travellers, screw jacks, hydraulic proems, pile drivers, &e. Carrisges and vehicles. Machinery of the railway system. Naval mechanism and naval architecture. 4. MACHINES FOR WEIGHING, MIASCRINO, AND As weighing mastinse of all kinds, °ppantus for the Dna. surement of it path and capacitl, for ths registration of natural phenomena, and of the results and operations of other machinery, as tide gauges, anemometer, calculating machiass, toll tales, counting machines, numaring frames, copying machines, dynamometers, dc. Turret and other clocks, watches, and chronemeten. 6. INSTSUMINTS AND MISCILLANSOUS CONTIUTANCIS. /Asthma:kat and philosophical instruments, as estrouo. laical and optical instruments, apparatus for the gradua tion and division of lines and circles, physical and &yea eal apparatus. Drawing instruments end apparatus used by artists and CLFTIVIII. Musical and acoustical instruments, as organs, pianofortes, hsrps, flutes. imitation of the human voice in singing and speaking, die. Surgical instruments. Locks, sad small machines for miscellaneous purposes. 6. CANNON AND SMALL AIMS, PISTOLS, &0., And all that belongs to noir equipment. 7. AORICULTUIAL NACMINIZT. Field Implements As ploughs, subsoil plough, skim plough, harrows, Norwegian harrow, clod crusher, grab ber, or eearlB r; corn drill, turnip drill, water drill, dry manure machine, liquid manure machine, home seed dib bler, roller, presser, horse hoe, one-horse cart, hone rakes, ha .making machines. Terd Implements—Threshing machine, corn dressing ma chine, chat cutter, turnip cutter, cake bruiser, corn bruiser; moveable steam engine ; tile machine, draining tools --Garden implements. DIVISION R.—MANCFALTURHVO MACHINES, OR SYSTEMS Or MACHINERY, TOOLS. AND IMPLEMENTS EMPLOYED FOR TILE UNDER-lIINTIONED PURPOSES. 1. ISAISUPACTI7III OP ALL TASIIICS THAT Ail SPUN, WOVIDC PILTID, Ok LAID, Machinery for the conspire lonisation frog the, raw material of all fabrics of canton, wool, flu, hemp, silk, =outshone, hair, as. Paper making and staining.—Printing and bookbicding. 2 MANUTACTCILIS OP METALS. The menufseture of metals from the ore into ban, rods, who, sheets, and other general farms; also casting and polishing of metal. glass, &c. Tito gutting and working of =stab' by machine tools, rush r lathes, machines for planing, drilling, boring, slotting, sawing, stamping, shearing, riveting, purring, its. Machines and tools used by the makers at gold, silver, and plasma goods, cutlery, sails, screws, plus, sidles, banes, arid ..talks pens, &c. • by locks m iths, dye sinkers, kr aals* ironmongers, ac. 3. MANUFACTURES OF MINERAL SUBSTANCES. Ilashinse and tors for the preparation and working of all kinds of stone, granite, alabaster, slate, clay, gems, as. 4. MANUFACTURES OF VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES. Machin and tools for the preparation and waking of all kinds of wood. 111i14 and other machinery for grinding, crushing, or pre. p Malt vegetable products. 6. IDOICYACTORES OF ANIMAL SUBSTANCES. Machinery sad tools for working is horn, bone, ivory, leather, as. 6. MACHINIST AND APPAILiTUS POR BREWING, DISTIL LING, AND MANUFACTURING CRTRIBTRT. DIVISION C.—MODELS OF ENOINFORINO STRUCTURES, EXHIBITING THE APPLICATION OF MECHANICAL CON TRIVANCES. Models of bridges, viaducts, roofs of large span, in stone, wood, iron, an. Models of docks locks, lighthouse, breakwaters, harbours, lending par. ite. COURT OF ALDERMlX.—Yesterday the court pro ceeded to omens the Rev. Charles Marshall se =Mister of S. Jasper, Doke's•place, on the nomination of the.• Right Hos. the Lord Mayor, in the room of the Rev. Dr. 11.'Daal, missed. EXTDAORDINAT DEATIL—Last night an inquest was held by Mr. Unglues, the depatpeoroner for West. Waiter, et the Plough-urgent Carey-meet, Lincoln's-ins, es tbe body of J. Drury, aged 38. The deceased was a painter. sad lived with he wife and children in Fulwood's• rests, Kolbe's. He did sot go home with his wages on Saturday, bat os Sunday evening his wife met hits with only a halfpenny in his pocket, having boss draak all the pievioes eight They wait home sad a quarrel lamed. The other lodaaa streaked thus, sad the wife went down ✓are. The diaeeew Ikea said to s ism named Leahy, that is ardor sot to make a Wilier disturbance in the Louie be would go down by the water-pipe Made, sad he got os the gutter, three stories high, for the purpose. Leahy en deavoured to diunede hiss from It, bat he replied that he bad °Diva dose it. He gotdown well as fuss Ike Met floor, wisesa projecting brickwork threw him down, sad he fell in the payment below. He was isseasible, sad takes to King's College Hospital, where he died the nest der y frees (maws of the skull sad other Wand's *Wei, Yerdist " Acallsatal bath." t rM %•ti Illestes MILK? LIBIAZTOMAAXT 27. §EVENTY OOPUIB of WOMAN is tRANCE, by JITIJA Levelness (yedilird SY ODA uml Mem IM r 11= every ettese Miens iv" sum Im MJIVIDERIM ta. Lair laSkelnelL Illummimryoummme. sal muly le* be MitoMmi mimmlimm Oms Oulos per mom rum st Two Mi beetles INUIM Webs andlimpll wigs Um sway lot et Laden men seestsed. ms por mum Clolly (all aral. Me Odom MT' s ns. A pot uMmtieZ = e 4 male up ORAL= 11)1111111) MUM will seers as tssmilide Is mit pmuummt My um trait On*, ese alma ditty st every peel sirs ese d r i -k ub tr e pte Kimikatmust. Ilsombermgemsm ItRW WORK IT NIL MARLIN DICKENS. Oa We 1111 a best.Wlßberaldbasd. prise la. Via 11 at RAVID COPPREMILD the YOUNGRE. et BLONDIRSTONE ROCKER!. Camas Doemma Wlft adom by Rabid K. Lava.Lava. To ßy to complessi la !wog Kaaltly Numbers. Looks : Bradbury sad Ryan, 11, DonverSootrod. NEW WOSH BY MR AUTHOR OF "VANITY FAIR." Oa Ws beth haslet will te D It plablisherot W No. 14 al L I E N 1 8= W. K. TNACMAT. AW/De of “ 'no Omit Heavy ha, he. With Ulastraltrace theel sad Wood by the Maher. Mt week will be catapteled is Two Volum. Bradbury sad Dash 11. Dometbsolrost. Os tie Mb bust will be pabliess fa dd. L ETON'S FLOWER GARDEN. F.ditad by D. Lamar sad Jonas PASTOR ; sad aluanilad by luildy pieta sad woodcut& lat: Bradbury sad Moak 11, Bourarlealreit NEW ILLVSTILATED PERIODICAL POE LADIES. rdill LADIES' COMPANION AT HOME AND es as W et Hunk LBW by prke stmp Pirs. Lwow. sd ln pub- orinsmis : - 9,4l.Leve oM TroaLove. With la Blostraliss.st Ws. Jones Wbtatb. Cimarkkarae ;F, tbs . Fiord Orme % .pa Ilisterical Ti.le IrllW4 - 017;itie Holy Woll. P, lbsla - 16117414 Yrs • c y. Ds Wawa awn their Il.boast 1y J. W. I. DulpihM OK With • beautiful attor Donna. The Moil Doom Diainlisa .1 the Dim. By F. imam 11 . 1= of SON /Minn. Whit Mootrittiom. pJ.W. L. M M r mil Ind" My Mks Mos. The Ora& 7r. Wwk-lowd, M., M. With mouroes Thaw hatless. - . •.• Port IL Is artr fatly, pries 14d. Bradbury sad arias, I I, BoaverfisofxSat - ; sad sold by all Book. goners awl Newsussa. " lr ORD CLARENDON SHAKING ALL THE jj BRAN OUT OF THZ DOLLY BRAE AFFAIR" " SCENES from the LIFE of en UNPROTECTED TEMALZ.—Zzaroilku." MB. BIGGS HAS ANOTHER DAY with law notnne.o A MONUMENT to SIR PETER LAURIE.• ____ Kt, Nada^ No. 431, be Mareb tad. Prise sd. ; stamped, 44. 04, 114.4.4tre5t, aad sold by aU tookaellera mad roanomea. Roar la Knee moths er HOU italOLD WORDil."—aeliempoore. Os Sateragy, BO. will te published, pies W., or damped kr pod. (dee to ninthly parte,) No. tat gOUSEROLD WORDS. A WEEKLY JOURNAL. dolma hr the lostroettra i. 4 rtelanest et all Chao lasists. Coodested by Cady Leedom : Mee, No. IS. WeNbalket inset North, More all Om. asaaleatioes to tbe Edible tire be Wren* i ead old by all boob. sellers aad ammo. UNIVERSITY OF GRADIJATSII. took at the Yesterday evening a general mestiz ace of the 1 ra tioatea of Uliv.ntty at Leaden Ffeo2lll4lll'S Toren Great Q•••••etrret, in rupee* of oessidering the peoiriety of adopting raaalarra for securing to themselves • charter of inaseporatios, aad to receive a report spas that rabjhot from • touraitter appointed at a previous meeting. Dr. imbeds &Mos, P.R.d., took the — The SECRETARY reed $ report detailing the Mega which had bees taken im the nommitme is its er.deavours WWII to the graduates the privilege they claimed, and Mating that altar two year's agitation dig mid not hope for say settee promotion of their views 41111 *a part of UN image. A neolatloa was then proposed that the graduates approve of the mum permed by the committee is end. &roaring to carry oat the following primelpies speed upon at the that general meeting " That the pedaatss ball in hear* form • part of the body eseraute of tits mimmity, that the go verment of the salacity shall auk' of a elseemllor, a . seats, sad a seammaties : the his le be ensupesed of all graduates el a certain eteadieg ; that eventually the smote shall he elected by eoevoeation • that ell alteretwas ia the humlaessotal law of the asiveriity shall regain the assent of sonvoestion ; that while the general executive massgema• of the university shall be amide." to the senate, it Mall be mbjeet, la eseteis cases, to the veto of convocation." Thb reeelation having hem pemid, it was pruposed that Me see=sold to aselarasion be signed by the The =Wee Whig bow adopted.the feliewteg reseledees were also pewit : That the palm's; while they regret eiblispsitioe of the emets to mid them liaise dimesives to amelme their ensmises to smain teak poem piles le shell ea authertee essmilltse us rat see repos the initgabmt ainehmi assemellsh ha tes *Web. and gemelly le mem die Imsrmis el the psinbee. Illmt the semmltleo lestruiselte been Ur dip et do Ea eleel = lees ths hlghblamee le the meet si= ft the esidieg eratitatiee el the ea The eeseeass tee the pat year sewed t►at the receipts ammutted to 611 7e. 11€1., and the elishareemeate to 601 lie. 14. leaving a below* of 101. 12e. 10d. la the hands of the treasurer. . . _ . . Several gentlemen, being members either of the legal or medial professions, addressed the meeting upon the subject of the salons resolutions. . . The preeeediap closed with • vote of thanks to the chaisnas. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURT. Bayou - TICZ•OI4I , CILLOS WIOBAY. EMMY. O. DiXIIII.—COSTi. This was a snit lie the spoofis perfounance of an agree ment en the part of the deusdant. to sell to the plaintiff • Swinge debt in which they were jointly inure•ted. By the decree in the cause the bill wee dualisms& w th • direction that the costs ahould be taxed by the taxing muter, and that inch eau when taxed should be paid by the plain iff to the defendants. Beare the taxation wee completed one of the de...admits died, and spat that cir.umstance being commonicated to the taxistmeetar, he re. heed to proceed with the taxation under the de ers*. A petition of appeal bad been presented by the plalatif prior to the death of the deceased defendant, but upon the applicivion of the surviving defendant the appeal had been once streak oat of the paper as an abated cause. Mr. Blottley now moved, on behalf of all the defendants mantel in the bill except the deceased defendant, that the taxing muter might, nstwithstandiag the des h of the de ceased defendant, be directed to proceed with the taxation of sate, and i-sue hie certificate pursuant to the decree. He espied that u the order for taxa ion was for the joint benefit of the defendu I, the survivors were en- titled to have it prosecuted. Mr. Southgate, for the plaintiff, objected that as the suit bad become abated no steps could le liken till revisor, an that there could be no rsvivor for costs. The defendants baying treated the salt as aba•ed for the pupate of strikinot out the appeal, could not be allowed to treat it se existii.g for the purpose of obtaining their cats. The plaintiff was anxious to proceed with the appeal by 'aviator if the defendants would take out admini,tution to the deceased defendant, but if th , y preen.. d to test it as abated with reference to the plaintiff's proceeding under the appeal, the plaintiff was entitled to treat it as an anmed suit with reference to the tuition of costa_ _ _ The Via-Chancellor made an order, that the taxing answer should proceed with the taxation *ldle costs of the survivirg defendants. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH- STREET. ASSAULT ST;i3aooAll=-:Ci'licia;w - aS charged with begging of and mauling Mr. T. B skerville, a c.rrier, be loagiag to me London and North Western Railw.y. A o iu.table stated that this mor.iing, at, nit two o'clock , near Perej-street. Tuttesham-ccurt road, he saw the int oner, soliciting alms of the prosecutor, who atter much pressing gave him a penny. The pawner mid with so oath that was not ball enough. He then laid hold of the prosecutor, and threw him to the ground. Witness then collared him, end, after a deal of resistance, convoyed him to the station.house. Witness added that owing to the press of business the prosecutor was unable to attend. Mr. llarowich said the case was of so grow a nature that he should remand the prisoner till Friday neat, and directed a summons to be issued to compel the prosecutor to appear. SOUTHWARK. C Or STAIIBINO.—Mary Area Jose. was charged with stabbing Samuel Humphries in the eye sad other parts of the body, with a fork, causing serious injury. Complainant, whose eye exhibited rather a severe wound, and whose tight hand was much hurt, stated that at a late hour lest tight he went into the British Coffee•house, opposite the Surrey Theatre, with &friend, when the priemer suine to the place where he was sitting, and without the dishiest ceremony seised some bacon he was eating, and de voured Is. He remonstrated with her, when she inlaid a fork, and stabbed him on the edge of the left eye. She then, in a mast violenkmanner, while he was suffering the mess acute pain, stabbed bins with the same instrument in the right band. Had not his friend assisted him, he believed she would have anion d him dreadfully. His eye was in a very bad state, and he was of opinion that he should lose the sight of it. The complainant's friend was called, and informed the magistrate that Humphries used no violence towards the prisoner. lithe seised up the fork so suddenly, that although witness was sitting close by, he could not prevent her stab bing him. Mr. A'Beckett committed her for trial. Ths Right Hoe. T. Milner Gibson and Mr. Hay wood had an interview with Sir G. Grey yesterday, at tte Hose-ofßee. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BiallOP•OATE.—Last night, shortly after 8 o'clock, a ecaflegrstion, whisk ooreeinood a great dwitutation of property, bunt forth on some extensive premises belonging to lielern. ll'Culloch sad Co., the whole sale chemists and armlets of Ilishorgatestreet. The Boon wars well filled with drugs, but fortunately for the adjoining property very little spirit or oil were in the building. Betas the engines could arrive from the J.ffryrquare tuition, which is within a short distance of the spot, the w hole inte rior seemed to be in funs., and although several eogines were brought to bear upon it, the fire continued to burn with mock fury, and the ma'am fell in with • loud crash. At 10 o'clock, although a lugs body of fire matinee l in the ruins, all danger was removed of the adjoining buildings being fired. The loss must aecemsrily be considerable, but it is uniustood that the firm are insured. COIIFEIIBIO9 OP MuIDBS.—It has within the last two or three days been made known that John Beasley, aged 70, who died at CMiwell, four miles south of Notting ham, on the 18th instant, confessed on his death-bed that, 23 yeas ego he murders) a hawker of shawls, blanket., .14., and disposed of the body. At the period of his sadden disappearance, the murdered man professed to be courting one of BaselBo &statue. and as he was known to be he passim of a contiderable sum of money, be was looked epos as being rather a dedrable suitor, especially as the Baguleys were knows to be very poor. The hawker bad not been miming more than twelve months, however, before their circum stances began to improve, and from the condition of a poverty stricken Molter Bergey became suddenly &dumped to that of a eemlortable cottager, with a number of pigs in his stye. This first Mrs. Stanley died fire or biz years ago, and said a short time previously that sue had something on her mind which she should like to reveal ; bat this coming to her husband's knowledge, he never afterwards would allow a stranger to go to her room. The preset Mrs. Bsguley was masted to him about three years ego, sins which time, she says, his condact as been very strange in his sleep. Frequently be would jump up in a state of great excite ment, and melds that some one was abaft to seise him. The day bet re Is died, he said to her, " The pick that did it with is buried in the dyke, " and other revelatioas followed, which have sot yet ben made public. The whole of the eireaseetaness have bees made known to T. B. Chewiest, Esq., the local magistrate, and will no doubt be fully and Sleiently investigated. 1117%•11 URAL BSPllLTuhn.—Yesterday a meeting of the medial practitioners et the Wes Pend wee held at Dr. H. Biemetes resideame, 9, Cambridge square, Hyde.perh, to whim' parliament for the immediate and total abolition of intramural burials, and esposislly for the closure of Si. George's, Hanorsr-square, bound-grooad, as being the pro lids ewes of disease in its neighbourhood. Dr. Chows' was called to the chair, end amongst those who addressed the needs, were Drs. Drury, Adep, Webber, Bsecett, Tilt, Goeldee , Douglas, 0. Walker, Powell, ho. Roo• ladies ia accordance with the objects stated in the maid thin were adopted. DRAMs!. sqi BUNN ON THE STAGE. Lid maiag Mr. lane 711eli;e7sd7 at the St. James's Theatre. a " literary and dramatis sonologae," esealids. of a skate of the history of the stags iron its first estaulhhiment la this anntry, with mandotes of **std. sal venoms's, sad a dismission of the causes whit& have led to tha present deesy of enr national drama, and Its fat are propane. The lestare wee enliettaad by a multitude of fooltiat— jak.r. assedistes, boo-note, rte., sway of than good and apparently sew, and eon. rather eta and Joe Millerfsh, bet ell of than exceedingly wall told, and their offset on the whole was very good. The entertainment was received with great Geplante, sad will has, we think, many repetitions. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. LITIRTOOL, TUuDAT i;1111111107 1(701.001L --- ::/%0 /01 lowing as a list of the steeple Mame that have arrived up to the t time :—Pe er Simple, Knight of Gwynn*, FanMm, Vainhope, Mulligan, Laurel gelding, Maria Day, Columbine, Sobriety. ',Ned am, Kilkenny, Pegasus , British Yews, Mat-map, The Victim, Iron Bake, Rory be aisy, Byname ffkilip, FistiMuff, Aldel-Keder , Little Fumy, hr :v eay, Sir loon, The Chandler, Sprier; Burk. Meath, red, Rainbow, The Oaks, Grand Limier*, Tiallefellr Boy, Hope, Johnnie Barrie. and Maid of Arbon' are not hero. Tran4l, Mahouts& The Hero, 84011.0, Miss Cooke, rinill Me Odd Fellow are sarateked. It is calcilated that at least 30, some my 34, will start--a number without prmedint in steeple chasing, and in the "chapter 01 110E4dTIRS" calculated to OTT the round bettor. a chance which a less numerous field would not have afforded them. The ground is in good condition. ARRIVALS TOR TR. FLAT ARCM—Portia, C. ariri, D Mu, Wild Rose, Ortssideston, 'the Augean, John of Tu.sa, Magio Wand, Emma, Fugitive, Pio Nono Andalusian, The Liddell Lady, Nelsen, and I. by Malej Moloch. Several others ars riposted. A deputation, consisting of Mr. I. W. Lea, Mayor of Worceeter; Mr. John Hill. Tows.elerk; Mr. Reneard Beam, Vies Proident or the McNemar Chamber of Com user• e; and Mr. J. W. Ira-, secompanied by the memben •or • C..T • • Worcester• kwd en interview with the Con- Wideman et Railways yesterday. le &meal btr Alexander Duff had an interview with But Grey yesterday, at the Colonial-office. Mr. Pritt and Mr. Lewis had an interview yester day with the Cnettassiceere of Railways, respecting the Lanseshin and Yorluhire Railway BilL 'lns American Minister had an interview with the R•elti Wei H. Labouchere yesterday, at the oleos of the Board of Trade. COLONEL HOMILLY, brother of the solicitor-gene ral, in onntequeeoe of an invitation from the liberal electors of Centrrhuty, has gone down to stand se • eaadidste f. r the representation of that city in the room of Lord Albert Dr ninon, who has accepted( 'the Chiltern Hundreds. We be lieve Lord Albert Denison will be raised to the peerage, by the title of Lord Lmdeaboyough,the name of an estate which he has recently parakeet d.—Morning paper.—The Glob* stye ikot Mr. Mein James, the eminent barrister, has been re a nted by the liberal electors to offer himself. THE FATAL AFFRAY AT THE DORCHESTER PRO TECTION MRSTUIO —ALJOIIIINID INQVIIST....-On Monday, the inquiry into the des It of the lad Allen, who was killed in the ',affray after the protection meeting held at Dorchester on Wednesday last, was resumed at toe Shire hall. The rep)rt of the previous inquiry appeared in the Express of Someday. The Inquiry Issue! the entire day, and the determination was not an nounced until the jury bad been upwards etaizteen hours in consultation. The party suspected, Mr. John Brake, of Splice, was present, attended by Mr. W. Manfield, solicitor. —W. Marks sworn—l am Mr. Brake's brattiest's-law. I saw has at the protection meeting at Dorchester, on Wed nesday, dressed as he now is. Missed him on rooming out of the meeting. Af•erwards Mr. Brake told me he had knocked down two " navvies," bat had not received a blow himself. He had a light drab coat at his inn, but he left it with hie tone [Most of the previous witnesses bad stated that the man who stunk down the boy was dressed in a drab overcoat.]—lLDuke, a met, said he came out of the barrack yard witn Air, Brake alter the meeting. The mob pelted the farmers with stones, and Mr. &aka suggested that the farmers should charge. Brrke turned to she right, and witness saw Lisa thrashing a man with a stick Witness then went ti tne left, and saw the boy struck down. It could not have bt en Brake wno struck the blow. for he must have been at lest 160 yards off.—Mr. B. Damen corro borated pis evidence. He was qui*. certain Broke could not have struck the boy, btassee the boy was struck to the lift of the barracks and Brake had gone to the right. —H. Longman gave similar testimony.—Captain K. H. Binehare, a county magis trate, stated that be saw Mr. Brake entail, the bar rack.gres after the meeting had begun. He was waiting to get in, but could not. Saintly afterwards Col. Smith, with 40 or more farmers, came out to es:ert the county members in. 13:ooss were thrown at them, and he returned to the town. Brake was drested as he was now—in a black shoot ing *ILA, without a top cost —F. Nioolls and Mr. J. Long. man were called to prove that Sergeant Fitzsimmons, who had sworn most positively to the identity of Brake, had de scribed him as a man with grey hair, he having black hair and sandy whiskers.—C. Cox, a witness who had sworn positively to Brake on a femur occasion, now volunteered the following statement :—I work for Mr. Bonitos, the master of the lad who was killed. Feeling very uneasy in my mind, I went to him this morn ing and t •Id him I did of feel altocether confident whether Brake was the man who knocked down the boy or not. I now use Mr. Brake in court, and l'll swear he is the man who wrack down Allen. He was dr.ssed differently when I saw him at his house, and that, I suppose, led me to doubt whether he was or was not the party, but now I can swear to hiss positively. The witness was subjected to a strict cross-examination, but he persisted in his stir ement —J. Elmer, a sboemskor, was then sworn, and his evidense eon trad;cted that of Nicoll@ es regarded the description given of the man by tee sergeant.—J. Vincent wore positively to Brake b-ing the party who had struck dawn the boy, and pointed him out in court—On Tuesday morning the jury, navies bet n locked upfro m 4. p.m., tll half-past 8 a.m., announced that they could not egret, and were bound over to appear at the active cn the 14th Much. ABOLITION OF INTRAMURAL INTERMENTS.—Yes tr eay a meeting of the inhabitants of Penteaville, was held at the Belvidere Tavern, for the purpose of advtiag mea sures to obtain the prohibition by parliament of the practice of burying within the pea:tints of the metropolis and other large towns. Mr. Multiplies, M.P., for Leamington, in the chair. The Secretary of the London Sudsy for the aboli. lion of burials in towns explained the °elate and objects of the society, stating that it was their intention to form auxiliary societies in all the metropolitan districts, in order '• earn out this most important sanitary reform. In the coun• of the proceedings many retails were given of the disgustirg condition of the grave .yards in Postmen!' and its vicinity, particularly Spafields and Bt. Oiler's Cemetery, Camden town. ffesolutiees were adopted, declaring the practice of burying the dead in large towns to be productive of Weal. on fable evils, and calling upon parliament speedily to nuts a measure, founded upon the late report of the Board of Health. A petition to parliament embodying these resolu tions, was oleo ad , pled. MONEY MARKET. TUZSDAT EVININO. The English tunes to-day opened at a decline of 1 since yesterday, and continued depressed without any favourable reactionary symptom baying occurred up to the close of business. Consols opened at 941 to 95, both for money and aocoun*, but became weaker towards the middle of the day, and without other variation closed at 941 to Z for transfer, and 941 to 95 for the 13th March. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done from 951 to 1 ; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 971 and 1. The Three per Cents., 1728, were dealt in at 941. Exchequer Bills of all description. were transacted at 545. and 575. ; and India Bonds at Bda, and 85s. prem. Long Annuities marked 8 9-16 and 1; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 8 5.18. The market for foreign securities was rather quiet to-day, the dealers being engaged in preparations for the settlement, which takes place on the 28th inst. In Peruvian Bonds comparatively little was done; they left off at 79. Chilian Six per Cents. were done at 101. Russian Five per Cents. at 110 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at II premium. Danish Five per Cents. marked 99. The business transacted was the following : Brazilian Bonds at 89, 881, and 891 ; ditto, new, 1829 and '39, at 881, 87, and 88. Chilian Six per Cents. at 101. Danish Five per Cents. at 99. Equa dor, at 31 and I. Grenada Deferred, at 41. Mexican at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 79, 4, 781, and 79; Ditto, Deferred, at 34, 1, and 35. Portuguese Five pe r C en t s ., a t 841 ; Ditto, Four per Cents., at 311 and 32. Russian, at 110: Ditto, New Scrip, at 11 and 11 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 181 and 18 ; the Passive Debt, at 31. Venezuela, Deferred, at 121. Four-and-s-Half per Cents. Belgian, at 89. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 541) Ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, at 881. The quarterly salsa of indigo, which commenced on the 12th, have just terminated. The catalogues in cluded 10,912 abuts Bengal, Oude, &0.1 1,358 'hate Madras, 862 chests Serpa, bay making a total of 14,369 chests. The following report of the sale is from the circular booed this evening by Mars. Wilkinson and Jewsbury, broken The sale, after the ant day, with bat little exceptions, has gam off very heavily, sad the edemas@ of 4d. to 8d per lb. then paid has not bum =detained, notwithemading the , rapport given by imposters, who, as the sale progressed, became more willing mama, at rates varying from 3d. to ed. per lb. above Oneber prises. This &rattle like many others attracted the attentions of speculators at the emaiamennent of the year, and as atlases of dd. to 84. per lb. was gene rally ea ,rreat - the remit, however, of the present sale cannot be eensidered to bus estehtiobstl a muter rise than from 3d. Set& per lb. epos Oalehor ts 4n. The bulk of the pur ism, made has been ea assonst ; the home trade have Itsaght bat symbily for inmedista wants; those who hid Meek bare bees meetly contest to wait for the Kay tale; the maims empathise hes been for Hurpah in. d _ imo. of Web Here was bats small proportion offered, and doseriptisa may be said to have gene the dearest, and Kam the Armen, la isvmdes le ether sorts. Of the weft bream ionrwa it M estimated that 3,492 duets ere Isesqht le. 4.377 withdraws. 11,600 sell, to which may be edit Oast 600 of the booed fa and withdrawn, making IL the total quantity mold 7,000 ohms, of which about 4.000 are to e for export, 1,600 for home use, and 1,600 for re-sale. The yo following are the quotations, as compared with the last October sale : Good and use shipping Ordinary sad dated,. ditto B4. to 81. per lb. higher n i Broken and oesatuatag JJJ 10 Madras 44. Kah The series of colonial wool Isles, which commenced i r o on the 14th instant., and which may be considered u closing the season for the clip of 1849, have jest ter- oil minted. The quantity sold consisted of 7,893 bales fk, Australian wool, for average quality, at le. bd. to to la 84. ; 6,071 bales Port Phillip and Portland Bay, la for average quality, at la. 34. to ls. 6d.; 1,162 bales to Van Diemen 's Land, for average quality, at Is. 3d. to P. ls. 6d.; 266 bales South Australian at ls. ld. to la. sd. ; 326 bake Swan River at ls. 2d. to le. bd.; to. 134 bales New Zealand at la to Is. 41d. for fleece; 10 3,181 bales Cape at Is. 2d. to Is. 7d. for fair to Rope- a rior ; 309 bales East India at 6d. to Bt4. per lb. Mr s? yellow to white good; making a total of 18,322 bales s to p sold. The pion given for superior, scoured, lambs, re skin, pieces and locks, and grease, maintained their u relative values. 20 DMUS STOCKS.—Pa. U. 23 2 per Out Oginsais U 25 per Oust Moak Foor us Out City Dab. ot 921. 6t 2d. Gt. (lead an and Western Ball Deba. 3 par Out or 5001. 101 Ws Sating I. (221. 10.. pail 171 23 23 10 Nationd branst OmarCusannulanaas eccapainy ...... ....„............(131. ;add 21 Wliiihow Mr (SR paid 13 2a Si 6 I I A Onat Suntinas mad Ram= (U. Puldi 115dIrid St, Walters and Sal Caul Out l4 124 10 Us., Ennis ind Lad.* Junction .... 1 100 THIS DAT. Two o'CLoot. The market for public securities at the commence meat of business to-day wore a cheerless aspect ; but , 0 $ it has since rallied, and the tone is now much better, it with improved quotations. Consols opened at 94: to rs . for money, and 941 to d for account; they then be- is' came a little weak, and were done at 1 for account, bat 32, this depression soon wore off, and :they rose to / and re 95, being now quoted 941 to for transfer, and 941 we to 95 for the 13th March. The Three per Cent. Re- 1 : dewed nark 95 and ; and the New Three-and-a- as Quarter per Cents.,97l, 1, and f. 20 32 Exchequer Bills mark as yesterday, 541. and 575. ; to and India Bonds, 88s. and 844. prem. Bank Stock, se 207. Long Annuities, 8 9-16 and!. ys 90 The business transacted in the foreign stocks to-day tK is very small. Prices do not present much variation, 5 5 : beyond a decline in Spanish Actives, which mark 20 171, and in Venezuela Bonds, which have been done SO at 331. Portuguese Converted mark 321. The trans- ny actions effected are :—Brazilian new Bonds, at 87 ui and ; Mexican, at 29: and ; Peruvian Four per :It Cents., at 78 and 1; Portuguese Converted, at 311 a and 321; Russian, at 1091 ; Spanish Five per Cent. so Actives, at 18 an d 171 ; Venezuela, at 331. 18.YOL1/311 TUNDIL—Ten D.T. 14 Back flack. 104 7 SO 3 pit Ct. 1141. AsaL 9611 11pr CL laa.. 13 Mania. 114 i & m. 3 pee Ct. Oca. Mae., 116 I litaboppar Anlk Ma lo ITs. 9.5 1011,DIGN FUND& 20 6 pig (X Asstriaa 1 pet OL Grim& bk. 174 184 16 44 par OL 11414. Dont! a R Card. Warred Bk. 4 4 f EIL 14 per CieL. 6 pit OL 6 pit Ct. Bisallan Bda.. 18 10 4 par 01. Pawl= Dia. 78 4 40 Ditto Now, 86 8 Do. Daterrel Db., 60 4 por M ilian Ana, 64 CO POrtires Oen., 314 14 20 Ditt Ms., 90 101 Loa Ids.. 101 11 16 Ditto Columb. DaL Ma. 6 iM, lipaiiii 44... 18 4 WO Causabiao Eqtador Bd.. 34 4 3 par CL 113asdit lea.. 364 f 25 4pa Ct. Daa Ma., 71 3 Ditto Pala 9413.,31 1 2; per CL Dutch 4413., 644 6 2 per Ct. id Ma. 31 4 25 4 pa CL Dutch Cato., 34 7 Veoesasla Deland 3140...124 in 12 4 lo MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. so SUOAR —This article MOW to have taken a turn, and at 124 last has the coafidence of buyers ; not that we can quote any material advance, but parcels are taken off trimly at the en- 1, tame prices paid last week. 1,000 bags Mauritius and 3,500 8 % ! bass, chiefly of fine grocery desaiptions, sold at lull prima. so Mauritius, good and fine, 39i. is 395. 6d. ; Madru, common, M. 28 , . to 315.; fine, 395. 6d. to 41s. The refined market has E. been gra to-day. „ too so Correa.—The public sales of jalantatien Ceylon went off tit. steadily ; 260 Bahia were off e red , and bought in at 525. so 200 tI to 645.; and red, at 621. so COCOA.—The pu Ha sales were chiefly bought in ; Trinidad, eommoe, at 425. ; Bahia, at 325. 23 SALTPITRA.-1,600 big, sold in public sale ; ',fraction 9 1 to 10, 26e. 6d.; refraction 7to 131, 26e. to 26s 6d. ; the latter i ii mg good quality. 3 )tics.-120 tierces Carolina American cleaned sold in pub. 30 lie sale, at 19s. to 19s. 6d. 5 0 P113001'0.-400 bop of irregular imrortations sold at low 13 pnoes, 61 to 61 per lb. Si Bt. CLOVZII.-120 begs Bourbon partly sold at Bto 81 per lb., es which were the full prices of yesterday. 131 CABDIA Burn.-25 sum sold at high prices, 51. 17s. to el 61. 19s. 3 Otsciza.-2,500 pinkeye of Bomb sold in public sale 90 at rather lower prices, 19s. 6d. to 201. 6 10 Tau remains stoutly. So In other ortkdes no material alteration . t 10 ... Duty poi os wager Vi re week IsTiadoos. Livorpool, ewt. Ito Bristol. Roll. sad do Oydo 140.132 SO To Me moo pried Wiper HS, In e 12 . !,010 porta rap on via so ISM To Lur Wm. 131 Looks =OOl 1.1 11 ~,,, „ 231,900 12 30 131, 10 39,713 50 293,339 I 70 Hull Total Banio Una in 1649 5,375,64 e 5,502,931 90 io 127,283 p. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. ii . 23 There is no alteration to notice in this market. Quotations u us as under : Petersburg T. C. on the spot, 36e. ed. ; St. Februuy and Much, 36e. 3d. t0381.6d. ; October to Decem. 23 her, 38e. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Can. Hartley, lbs.; Eden Math, 16e. 6d. ; Heati's Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Howell , 17e. 6d. ; W il ls 1 0 End Helton, 17e. 6d ; Walls End Lsmbton, 17e. ; Walls 10 End Bowan:4,l7e. 6d. ; Walla End Tea, 17e. 6d.-81nps at 2 7 0 market, 395. yp MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. Our market was again very thinly attended by buyers this / 1 morning, and it was by no means and eat y matter to dispose of the tew parcels of English Wheat fresh up this morning, so together with those which remained over from Monday last, 20 at the currency of that clay. The transactions in foreign M Wheat continued on the most restricted sods ; 10 at the same time, sales' were not forced, and needy 1 0 1 buyers had to pay fanner terms.' English Bar- so ley was more plentiful than usual on a Widnes- 10 day; it did not, however, meet with much atten lion, and, in the absence of business of moment uotations 10 of both foreign and English were unaltered. Oats sold in retail, to dealers and consumers, at full prices. Beans and Peas dull, at Monday's rates. rellifeala INTO LONDON FROM 2Sth FEB. TO 27th FEB. Ore. 11761116 abaci Irish. Forms. Oats 8330 I I ii4o flottr. 4,610 ado; bomb. X.lt qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Fatuous sad Smith report that the Market continua the same as for some tine peat. YORK, Feb. 28. Broca lindwnwon.--Oreet Northern Halves (A Defer redtensi ), 91 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 141; ditto Neweertle Ex on, BRISTOL, Feb. 28. illyeew-llx•i•wim—The market still weave a weak and drawbar upset. Great Wagers whoia abatis dosed atMat Widow' quartet gams at 144 aid lkistel aid Szetwp I Aiwa it atla RAILWAYS. THU DAT, Two o'CLoox. The share market opened heavily this m.,rning, and prices moon experienced a farther decline, bagasse being transacted at Great Westerns u low as 66 ; London and North Westerns, at 104; Brighton', at 79, and Berwick', at 141. Prices at present, how ever, are rather better, and the last transactions in Great Western, and North Westerns were effocted at 671 end 1061 respectively. This being " ticket day " the settlement of the account forms the chief feature of business, and the sales are not of an important character, being chiefly limited to the buying or sell ingoperations of jobbers engaged in "making u p" their mounts. Midlands are 'tiled 401 to 41; North Stafford', 11 to 10/ dia. The foreign share market is quiet. mod ' .. . -- I - I die. etls. Par i POI 214 274 26 26 SI Si el v.. 64 ocia. 29 37 di& 16 9 ob. 164 17 1111 111 71 7 91 ll 9 9 95 Si dl.. le 11 1 1 I 7 II II pm. i 1 pin I fpm SS 60 6 6 pa. 4 41 3 $ 13 116 Si 10 17 V Si 28 Iq 1 di, Obi $7 273 238 SD 61 p 6. 18 38 pt. 18 SO pat. S 7 SS 2S 29 131 11 11 11 81 7 dia. 98 1 49 SO 91 10 pia. S 1 33 par 3 pia 55 30 dia. 28 26 416. 1:1 11 dls. / dim. 11 10 dia. 2 21 pm 74 7 die. 41 43 7 8 pro. 97 8 4 98i 9 4 3 418. 3 44 dis. 24 1 dli 3 4 die 4 $ll 79 80 134 136 I?' 14 37 59 1 1 23 1 21 10 10 nr I PM. pm. pp Par pp Pm. ie ii dr. 16 14 &a 2 2j pa. 16 17 41 4j (tic 11 19 7 8 1 : II 6 7 11 3 4 4 I 6 ae 2" 25i 23 dIA 16 19 1122 124 27 29 14 IS 433. IS 19 4 :1 l i 3 Ps& 11 1 lla 9 10 Is 134 11 14Puh el 7i di& 6 6 die. 1 I pa. 6 clis 4 dim. 12 10 414. 11 16 f dim 6 B 4 die. lef 18 na 23 dig. 4 Si dis. 1 i &a I 3 P'.cr 11 11 die. a die. 17 17f l 4 4 dia. Pl. i BIMINI RAILWATIP. 64 Do. Praline; 74 Aalgt.Ne.,l.B.,&k. 6 lido tante Nit. Kit _ West porpotAal6 pCt.) 20 D i ettEtr nittbewr• a gemost 121 21220.W012.129.2m101100 10 2=zreaand Dean or irlthigar. 10 Da • 111111111101, 71 IsdisAra..sad Bina«. 92 R&M Mei Itutia ... ... 1 De.llSrdr_ ii; .:: ::• 10 11l Do. 10 Di. 110 Proforoue 50 Cluistir and Holyhead .. 13 Do. Probroose 40 13 D eel Dolled Joao OA Dala i & & 14 Da(11.104.)4 p. Ct. Prof 10 todors °nudes 10 Do. Now Pref. IP. Ct 61 Do. Kit., p. Ct.. No. 1 II Do. do. No.: 10 Do. N. ai E. for et • GO Do. do. Fez 4l Do. Now Con t 23 Rooters Dan, Mae A (late L 11. ft.) 13 Do. oleos B. mad C. dirk SO Do.=. e ce.) U Do. Now 61 Do. Now Nom 13 East Lizodooldre 40 Edinberiatied (1010410 W.. Ezeterjasvilat Dared 21c l lizsiar moil limos& .. 111 Do.J elteree,A,DeierrW r Do.j shares. N. P. IS Do. 3 per Oent. Pref.... 30 CM South.end West. (Ire. 100 Or North of Zuglial.. SS Do. New, f4O . 30 Do. New, 830 IS Do. New, MI 100 Greet Western IS Do. New, SIV 30 Hull sad Selby I 124 Do. shares . Ultimate! apd isi - 17 - 0. iiiiris 7, — 7. .7 100 Eaneaddr. and • Torkabtrt OS Do. do. 31.8.42 D. IS De. 1 1 DO.nirds ... .. .. 10 Do. New (pa. 6 p..C1.).. 49 De. Liverpool sod Bury 10 Do. West Riding Union 35 Do. Preston and Wyre 10 Do. e shwas (A) ... .. 50 Leeds and Bradford... .. 50 Leeds and Think .. 34 Do. PreL ..Cent No.l 10 Do. Do. No.', A Do. Do. No.° 9 Do.QuarterslB4ll . . ... 114 London end frokwall .. 100 Lon., Brighton, k S. Coast 100 De. New gun. 6 p.Ct. • Do. guaranteed 5 p.a.. lateCroydon nuts— SO Do. Fret. 3 per Cont.... 110 Do.Convrt. 5 p.Ct.,1051 134 London and Greenwich .. 30 Do. ?referee.. 100 Corr h North-10,4We 11 Do. do. New 4 &arse.. 19 Do. Fifths . . 1 Do./ 10 sh.,l[..ntil.(e. 100 tondos 42 South-Western 424 Do. New, £3O ... ~. 94 Da New, so ... ... 3 Do. New Preference . 29 Lowden:al:km.4 per Cent. 6 dark., Boz„andMatlor 100 daub., Sbef,&Lincolueh i 25 Do. slum, No. 1 .. 123 Do. shares, No. 2 ... 12i Do. shares, No. 3 .. 10 Do., ow £lO Prof. ... 50 Do., Gnat Grimsby .. 124 Do. d 0... . . . . ... ... 25 Do. Shed.andLiseeln... 13 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 44 Do. Unora Union ... so Do. so iistio . ... ... too Do. Stan. and Derr ... 100 Do. Coos. B. &B. 6p. C. SO Do.ErewarralleyPret 100 Newcastle sad Carlisle ... 15 Do. New . 130 ... ... 20 Do. Extension ... ... 3 Do. Guaren.s4 per Ct.. U North British ... ... ._ al Da. ILitds ... ... ... $ Do. Prefer's/a ... ..., if. North Statfordehire ... SO Word, Wore., k Wolvor. 1$ Reed.,Cluild, and Reigate r Royston and nitrite .. SS Scottish Central ... ... 23 Scottish Midland .. 124 :Aram., & Bine., ars . A It Do.. Ctrs 8.. . . s Do., Now Cluaianiesd... 1$ Shrewsbury and Illhostel (Nor. W. AM.) ... ... II Do. Halves ... ... ... 104 Do. Orrery .„ ... 10 Do :. ig Ce4i. Peet.. 414 Caton ... ... S. Devon ... ... if Do. Treaters .„ ... 8 1 , 4 South frasedshire,„ ... th Intern „. ... .., 9341 Do. N IS Do. No. 3 ... ... ... ii L fro. iii:iitii4iiid ..:1 .. amen Wale* ... ' [. 13 ' Toth. Dom and G001e... Ida biteglield, Ro th erham, and Goole,N.Di. prom 5 p.Ct. 20 Waterfordancl =Lenny 10 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. gum 60 Wats, Somenet,dt Weym. U Tork,Newomtlettlierenck 20 Do. Eat (Tork&Newc4. 6 Do. G.N.R.PurehorPrel 60 York and North Midland 1 10 I Do. Preform:me ... ... ?upon RAILWATIL 64 Assio-Itallaa (tau Italia . sag Austrian) .„ Osimni Nratipp sekr s arl Anis= .. (limos' Dela FARM 5 ■nttidltm 10 Deb. Groat Indian PINNISBUIS 10e. Do. go. 3 Luxembourg .- 3 Madrid and yarMia 16 'Northers e! Mrs -- 04 N —a; IS Paris mil BO Pezbasi lan Purls god Illembourg fa Sousa and Haws In Imbre IS Tam rad LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26. groct-Excuarroa.—The raarket today roar ho cha racterised ea being in every reaped 'looney. Lanceehio and York shire (filth shame), 7 lee. M. o. ten 9.1. d.—Loadoe and North vierern, 105!—Ditto (new t shame), 3e. 0.1. 10. e vestal, 41 — Ditto (e shares), 254 el.—South-Neatens and Darer (b... I, lee. rake. fitd.), 6 In ed. —York and North Midland, 111. MANCHB.STIIR, F.A. 26. STocl.ExoHANoa.—Then was bat 11111 s ba4i:uss, and R nes bad a downward tendency in shoat every deeenron of rail way Mock. LBRDS, Id. 26. erooz-liz Utile doin. omaxaa.—Thare is dill a vary lan gait' Market, sad very The sales this mornin g were : Think Erten. No. ~ 4.. 3e. ; London and North Won rn Quarters, re.M. pm.; North Statlhrdahlre, 101 BIRMINGHAM, P.B. 28. Groox-TA B — This shin market is still very dull sk ,,,,b ury n ap Biretinghets B's were date it el. le. Bd. dile Bales . .o.da la rt 1 to 1 o' MI 17 114 4 74 74 114 56 7 G:7 6 10 1 I 1 6 2/ Oa 1 1" farl rip -7o: Par 71 21 2 7 1 dk, 30 is 311 12 1 6 9 91 n 21 106 10 dim N. in in We !Ma lats ples sera dela aka Istab :at k b t Ili& = von% e lan u.). 1111 0. lb. & 1r A 7, 31 79i t 9 104/ 134 12 If 11 1 t It:, 14. 15 144 171