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

d I , c ,.. Ttt ../x43.rt51 DyO t er last statement '.4 mike tipper amount 4.11/ her • ty's lifetime the ressired most liberal nitwit ; understand, who were careful and thrifty, considerable turns, and thus moue to • the future. 'ALKIN BART.—We have to t above baronet, which took plain lalkiser succeeded his father, the and was in his year. The td, sad the beronetcy and t._u, brother, Captain Charles Leslie prommt baronet is well known in the Mehl, distingurhed gallantry at the between the Memnon and Chem N gallant Meer was • lieutenant IS BeIwsTEIL—Wo regret to have dile of Lady Brewster, wife of Sir expired on Sunday hut, at Ifehabargb. as ynung et daughter of the la'a Dr. and married bit David COLCHESTER. Lord John acaseded to the requisition from the ' Colchester, and become a candidate paliamsat, upon protestionist and , in the room of Sir G. H. Smyth, liberal party, who haw bees ems , hate intimated an Meiotic, of ow olbelond the rumour ea Miputatiem %sash Burnley Hume (who is con a of the principal families in the that interest has yet been Ft , A.lize (Is Comm,Les ham been established . As: aWdctea•ea 'Etc*. • .). , 1 073.) of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, althea 1 1' • rar o,y REALMS a MODERIITR OCOEE •-• ••• he For fall , • • • - • r loom l e°3l =TlNDlVleeg il l. • es. n• Itekon. Chershyard, City. .WS aad CHILDREN'S COTS. ...a root of them Bedsteads to bee slid Beggs, and ire tram It.. Y. seek et re with dove. .mit marg. and entirety free from screws, sate. or • :to saJa4o,lo4 of WILLIAM I. SCItTON • • be, Oitordatreet (weer of Stoutes- t • ,:. . u eo ran..drevx which re the largest Ia th e , en Mr lutist libillOCII•14 Or ken • ". ;, eze., .;•trleable 4.l;kc to iron sad swam *donde • • • • lu-.1..ry to peas@ ere. mireslse lien 10 the beibte.i.l. at Ile. Oct, lea. Detailed este. el (very irosanotossy, allele, scat (per ' • ,•• Ard to WeLiosteret, r0..11101, .„. • • -- - •• A-1 . 1.A.NT " TEA-POT, me smined from ' . • diero•et. ornemen•rd with the IMO sad strap of • • i.a.t 'added to stave patters. made attar the •• • • h have anew the het two Teem maims seal - •ALT, hewn • s .we their elegance, durability. sad Amp. 1 • 7 their exact resemWanco to silver, here • •• outittg of sfrer. Prim Us. . • • 4% reeks est complete ......... X 10 0 1 0 do. do. 17 0 • c hart do. do. ......... 17 0 • , ? .4.10 ths do. 0 0 • .. ,••Atterc 4... do. • 0 • • • coffee rote, Sea. cask of the Cattail pet. ' • • , : wimp" 304. eery of the XS 17 11110. P.r.ZI la the same prepartiea. Eagerly, mot . s• • ruh - rote car Idle en and Tartan), SO, OxLed. .-.• rigor at )lecrean.strect).-Patetrahod wx"'• A' z•T APPROVED STOTES.-The CITENE mad TI MA ROM (separately - uritsiced, nA imam having bare rid r -rad. (4 11.^ 0 e), tiavesti tier. Peireirer espeteeree of thew pre.emialetly useful quail. tt• • tilraTON renewed sadden°, in resorameed- roweey. mad /err. Dor* the Ira , r el f. wrote of great eomf'wt In the bed. I.oeielre s errors temperature throsghout the at:A sae •r , ypl fuel. without sttentima- le arks- fe it ell parts of Ibitiaai), postage free. ; ' , taxa, from Mr t stone toe werehomes, /to, - L R'70 , 03 sad lasts. Oxford-street, assess s ••• „ • N... h Newmearrert. Established la Weir. • •• I :toed Carl. 4. rd. per sealed erg. • - ism • I , F H II LII I ATS. - Nom that the se • root is terteirets, and the respective • • . 1.11.1 the bog throng of youthful a n t •r3autraetier Meese seturalty an • •• Merle sad realm. Now it that ' • • • 0 tit WI., for eceeksatter the growth mad fur • , • teg Wt. ROWIANDS' EALTDOR. foe • - as.: !et setters. ant remooleg curator mop- - • ••• : th;••••• titiONTO. tor Isoetifyiad the teeth and be universally earesser.d imileprosable. • • . -cis matador. The ally Flare of seek boars «It ...Ana" preceding sharp s iele as the • • 534 by rem at SO, leridtm, sad . " N and speedy CURE fan INFLUENZA, sod an Di.. A •••• ma. ine r St (.1.1 1 11°" ' ELICI .1 -el Intra -SI NCERSI MON K • IL, ••••• •n! emir of the late C. Forme. oargeon, he., • • • ! d:mcv , ,!!l , gegteated u the meet menet& lemur& only by T. Roberta • -.• flert.oreet. tondos ; and sold Wholmale by • . • •• Parlay end :ran, Pantingdon- • •*i 11, Pow Chtneheard ; Parser and Co . Oxford- . • . 34. , :terreni zed Roberta. Maneherer; Raison end Rowe ; •••••1 trt4 by ell mortars • •-• the Idardem. la bottle., at Is. ltd. sad Is. ti -; '. ••..e. at S. 14 contain err ;y three small. - - TUE ILI.USTRATED LONDON NEWS of I ,•!:, ••%%, I :henry :• 1930, stistars the following germ., • ..•• -New iore Of Parliameet Hoisting ScaSuld • t • a r 1. or Et greetrigia-Patralt of the lion. Mr. s t -II ztt In the Three. set Tuoday Linsleth • • - of Me bob.. of N• eerie-Greet Incise. • • u : I :Tao twaire)-Deetruere of a Chinese : • t .- • of ISSI: Sleeting at site ussletea.houve- N ••• • a Letati• A-T.:trait of the Lite Lord leery • • • • . deviate; ay. Cuta;-11eh of of Drsige Prises • • • • r li:no•sted liy Sear ye a :tow- w ith ' • an 1 Corral Is. te:Avner. Bed 6.1 f the News of the sued. Price id. porgy tree. INow ready. prre Two Mailings, r r - r. ILLUSTILVILI) LONDON READLNO curt:. n:a Seer. et Lerma on the moat seretiar e•A testractivo L.r• t , I 15:1's p.. ei.re fr.ot the Erigilia Atithigs. ia . • awl tn... Tie carte beastaaßy and cow* lilesteated • a:ea Cond.:W.o.r ...ed at the oMee Girt 11.10traud Lcoulon Nein, 196, Strand; er mil 151.1.5e1n.. a le Tr_.l:•t• 'arr. tow pub' ' r , F.Ms of WOOD ENURAVING, from the T lilastnded L ern News.. I. of ant fiercer cite treat Specimen. of ewe C..ecter print-don a wara..tinted 'lath a erLical and deseridir 3.t of the sublet,: 1I.:(•ry of the Art of Wood F.ngravieg, Anctest Py tcILLI.M Cuero. Elegantly bound. prime One • g Use wet superb Densieg.eurn or tiff-Book c 4 . . . 1.11,1 : Liras. 19S, Strand. - - A BE tcrun. PREPENT. v laird ad vice is. alt. the . %. 5111: JOIALNAL ; end Et= Miecellanv 1! erne] Antinement. Ilierrited with upwreda of • • (Aerated at en immettee eat; eon:oe.- 1 2... • I.• :he :Laden-Fr trAits of (A L . • • . t red -Emlor.:.on Med. l'ro- • • • r••'.,s.•••••-ftestws d Ilaraour and At,intare- • .rk -Cur: ...ties et Na!,, - . end An, and a • • • ; tL. ...twit wordier se Aremblege of t...i at. never to resented to the public is • t.:. ine!nde nearly 400 elosely.printed quarto 'J.- • ! had inetrucitir Ta'ee, Sketch.., A-a .er.ea-Sie ae. hon. Tomes and Trivel...-5:o- --von. to Rer.:•rk .late 1/11e?". Pettish and Foreign • NOnl les-and New Dorneotic Pe. •L • '..tatter an ex..e.l•Ceas fund of entertainment and • •,. a uy hreaide in the empire, end • moat atter. :ark, 1:, Warwick-Da, Patereower.row.aad _ .POLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. e - toy a c met of amen was held at 1, Greek- :: • Pre..ct-Viwe ant Ehringion (in the chair). • Mr. Peto, air Henry Ia Beebe, Mr. Dawsee, C.:pule Vetch, and Mr. Lawes. to matters brought under the cosaideration • • • C3.111)1111 stated that he had received a .. • of Carlisle, requesting that the officers of matht be allowed to attend before the Board • h '..11 an inquiry comerniug water ripply as roe- , • .I . h sewerage. Upon this subject he (Lord Weis!. • rye,: that the somminieners felt Is their duty to • •. c misuses in their power. end he they. fore pro- ILe racer of the Earl el Carlin be accede-1 to. • having been assented to, Captain CAWBOX • • , 'li7rl to the algid section of the Metropolitan • • •••te which ttquired that the canuniasionen should le.l with ama containing a plan of the metropo- a. Acelmdln gto the system at present sdipted, wall mach yon expensive, and et the same time not martial for general purposes. He begged there- move Mr. Foster be instructed to consider and - •.n the beet erreagement for obtaining a reduced plan - ..• •tropolitaa districts. was artended hi Sir Smear DE La. BZCHB, .triad unanimously. routine mashies. having been transacted, the mart until Friday neat at 12 o'clo.r. -- • - 1' nsoß CASTLE, Jaen. 30.-The Queen was this .aartwl to roofer the honorer of Kcighthood upon • Noon Talfoard, Esq sae of the Judges of ker • Court of Common Plias. Ware DOWAGER'S SERVANTS.-In the last • r of the IViad.or Express, is a statement • offset " that the late Mums Adelaide did make !realism for * limited number of her upper *IA hays tee. ire I legacies. varying in amount • I dowawarde." D/U.Oll hot Majesty's lifetimes the •,•-• t.f her establishes's:lt resolved most liberal salaries; whom, we andemtand, who were careful and thrifty, • .7 0 44 to lay by considerable sums, and thus secure to • ‘es a provition for the future. • a. kI it (P SIR It. FALKIN ER, BART.-We have to - • • the demise of the above baronet, which took place 1 y. Sir piers Falkiner succeeded his father, the aeint, in 116, and was in his 62n4 year. The .n.ust wee unmarried, and the baronetcy sad family wad to hie brother. Calcitic' Charms Leslie 1 . it J . Th• priest baronet 1. well known In the ;•• nerds kolas dimiagul.hed gallantry at the euseagemeet between, ths Shannon and Chose- , • . 1 1 511, when the gallon, officer was a lieutenant on •••• I PA British :rid' ate. • ' "''et LibT Baawsrea.—Wo regret to have t., (Liaise of Lady Breeder, Wife of Sit • water, who expired on Sunday rat, at Edinburgh. war young et daughter of the lee Dr. 3.1.14 n 1 1ne, of Belleville, and married hit David - • • .• OP COLCHESTER. - Lord John • geoseded to the requisitirt Dor the ' of Colchester, and become a candidate . ..ectatioa la psrliameat, upon protestiouiet and , ` L #ro ' t orisepios, in the room of Bit 0. H. Smyth, 'rho liberal party, who have been somas- ; wawae, hate intimated an lateatke of cos- • e.. , bettbeyond the rumour of a desputaticm t., es 2 -r• eon* Darnley Hume (who is muse 'orsts with sae of the principal families in the 4 4 . •L, %widen!' in that interest has yet been "'"HER OP CommrEcE ham been established -*** • 41. 4 " we' -- is Tots. THE UNITED STATES. The arrival of the Washington, Captain Page, at Liverpool, last craning, pots as in possession of one day's later news than that easununicated in the letters and papers brought by the Cambria, and pub lished in the Repress on the 22nd ult. We then, however, published a telegraphic despatch of the 10. h January—the day on which the Washington left New York. The only intelligent* of importance is that given in the New York Herald, on the authority of its IVaeh ington cwrespondent, who announces the probable settlement of the Nicaragua question. " Mr. Clayton, on the to , rt of Use United States, sad Sir U. Bulwer, on the part of England—have agreed to•sertain arrangemeLt embracing four, five, or al leading points, by which the whole of this business will be seteledeffeetaally, provided the United States Senate, on the one side, and Lord Palmerston, on the other, agree to the malt arrived at by their respective negotiators. By the proposed arrange ment the United States sad Ovrat Britain agree in conven tion to sonstitut• themselves the protecting powers of the great enterprise to COMM% the two weans, guaranteeing neu trality to the canal about to be contracted and opened through Nicaragua, wider a charter from the government of that state. By that convention the sovereign right of Ni caragua tothe wools of the territory lying between the Atlan tic and the Pacific oceans, embracing bout sides of the route of the proposed canal, and the navigation I z tiding to sack end, is acknowledged and gostentesd hy the two powers. and thrown open to Oa whole commercial world, in.der 'attain gwad 01111dielnee^ *Mbar paint de aisipenemsee-. meat authorises the pirouette; powers, sun in time of war, to plate the renal in a neutral position, open to all acti on ', with a sea ral of fi ng on each aide of the Isthmus, embracing shoat two degrees of each of the great oceans. Within those limits, even la a state of 'maritime war, no attack can be attempted by the vessels of one nation on those of another, but full 'weep is given beyonl them on either side. Another paint of great importance is, that the authority vested by the state of Nicaragua in the canal empany is to he complete sod perfect over the rates of toll, and over the financial and commercial management of the whole line. It L she understood that the Russian government, and even the French government, may beams parties, and occupy the same peettion as protective powers as the others, it eking towards the construction and use of this canal." Commercial affairs stand precisely as they did at the last advice.. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. Tao Royal West India mail packet Melway, Cap tain Wm. Symonds, from the Wert Indic., &c., ar rived at Smthampton this morniag, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. T. &men, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates are ;—Chogres, Deo. 29; Certßagsna , Jan. 1 ; Jamaica, 7; St. Jago de Cube, 8; Latium*, 4 ; Trinidad, 6 ; Barbadoes, 9 ; Antigua, 11; Martinique, 10; Grenada, 8; Porto Rico, 12; St. Thomas, 15; La Guayra, 6. Raja], no cum munkatior, from bad weather. Amongst the freight on bard are 587,778 dollars on merchants' account; 749,684 dollars in gold dust ; 5,4221. British coin ; and 461,874 dollars in silver. At Jamaica the holidays have passed off quietly. the legislative session has nearly terminated, and the bill for imposing a duty on rum and other spirits manufactured and consumed in the colony has been Famed without the clause appropriating the proceedsto the payment of the clergy. A bill is now bifore the Assembly to appoint commi‘sioners in England and Jamaica to raise a loan to pay off the island certifi cates which will soon become due. The general re- venue bill to pay for parochial undertaking*, public demands, and annuitants, is likely to cots* some dis laension between the Assembly and the Council on ac count of the proposed payments extending over two years. Boluses was very dall. Sugar had declined, and the quotations were 181. to 19s. per 1001 be. Freights were dull. Pimento, 3;cl. per lb.; Jamaica logwood, 38s. to 405.; St. Do:dngo, 42e. Rum, 2s. 91. per gallon. The Clyde arrived at Jamaica on the tad of January, and sailed next day for Savannah. A correspondent at Trinidad writes as trllows TRINIDAD, JAN. 6. Our prospects are looking a little brighter than a few months ago. The weather has been very fa vourable, yet the crops on many estates will not be sr liege as they should, owing to the determination last year to cut all the canes, without looking to the ensuing crop. The criminal sessions have terminated, being the first held before our newly-appointed chief judge, his Honour George Knox. From the sentences pissed, we may expect he does not intend to be so indulgent as his predeeeeror. The jury called to try the rioters of the Ist October last c.uld not agree on their verdict, in consequence of which a second jury was emparaolled, who found the prisoners guilty. i The sentences pa sed were imprisonment and hard labour for terms varying from 6 to 12 months. It was expected there would have been some dis turbance, and every thing was prepared to meet it ; however, nothing transpired more than hints that they intended only to wait for the dry season to set in, when the sugar estates will be set fire to, though it Is hoped sumcient proof has beim given that the government will not be trifled with. The 88th regiment have left this for Barbadoes, being relieved by the 72nd regiment, who are to make this their head-quarters. Troops are still stationed in the towns of San For nando and St. J.rteph. A severe kind of small pock has appeared here ; it i has hoe ever, as yet been cenfined to the negro popu lation, principally among the African ; every core has been Liken to prevent its extending to the coolie 4 as, from their diet and habits, it would prove very fatal. At Greytown, residents remain undisturbed, but were auziously waitirg the arrival of a vessel of war to protect their proptrzy in anticipation of a move ment from the interior. A special courier, with important despatches to Lord Palmerston, from her Majesty's charge d'affaires at Bogota, and which should have been put on board the Medway at Carthegens, bad not been heard of, although the Medway waited 10 hours beyond her appointed time. He is supposed to have Ikea drowned in crossing the river Magdalene. Advice' from Valparaiso, to the 30th November, state that business was very dull, prices of the chief articles of consumption having been barely .main tallied. Importations from all quarters of the world were pouring in on a scale entirely disproportioned to the wants of the market. Exchange on Inadon was 45 to 453. News had been received in Valpiraiso of the rising of the Indians in the south, menacing Valdivia aid the adjacent provinces. Se- Hues difficulties were apprehended, and the Chili= government had ordered troops to proceed to the south to put down the insurrection if possible. At Santiago the minister of justice had resigned, and the minister of finance contemplated a similar de li ) ; the revenue of Chili there was a deficiency of 5,000,00() dollars. Bof ins was threatened with new disturbances. In Oruro and other places insurrections had occurred. An earthquake had occurred at Coquimbo on the 20th November, which did considerable damage to property. At Chagres four steamers bad arrived in Bve days from the United States, with five hundred and fifty rs for California, while at Panama tw e l v e .a hundred liee persons were waiting to proceed to the diggings. At California sickness prevailed. Two hundred and fifty vessels were at San Francisco. It is reported that important and interesting disooveries have been made at the diggings. Gold ham been found imbedded in the rocks in the mounAnces neon. We have dates from ummeresa up to the fourth of January. Owing to the Pkerables Bill, the members of the Assembly are advocates et moderate measures. They have reduced the Add atheism 28 per cent. compared with 1847. It tree set known when the mail left if the old tariff of tans*. would be imposed. At Montserrat small pox was nob& DUCIIT or LANIST rri tlAi. 30.--The QUO'S has beea Ma day pleased to a Ciemat Royda, of Mount faliap, Seq., to be 8 of as smutty pas of Lair ;eget kr the yea 13184. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEB INDIA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received our despatches in anticipation of the Overland Mail limn ladia. The dates ars:— B3rabay, Jan. 3, and Caloatta, Deo. 22. The following is the summary of the Bombay Thaes : The past fortnight has been a somewhat stirring one. The Rajah of Sikkim has released Drs. Campbell and Hooker from confinement, and permitted them to return to Darjeeling,— though up to the 17th ultimo they had cot reached that station. Troops at the same time continue to move on Sikkim, to exact an account of his misdeed ..— Colonel L ester her been ordered out with the Sylhet light infantry against a tribe called the Kooks, inhabiting the frontier, who had been ravaging the plains. They are supposed to have been is quest of prisoners to sacrifice over the reusing of their departed chief, their custom being to immolate an individual for every year the chief bad lived. Colonel Bradshaw, with a force of 2,500 men, as stated in last overland, has gone oat to Peshawar to bring some refractory villagers, who had refased to pay tribute, into • , On trigide..4 vi of Bunghao saluted - In a ,:i•s — MIW flanked by two large spurs from the mountains. The eaemy were believed to be about two thousand strong. They were attacked on the morning of the 11th: they offered a stoat and obstinate re sistance of five boars' duration, when they were com pelled to retire. They were Ken like goats wending up a covered path in the escarpment of the hills, where no shot could reach them. The village was then set fire to, when several females who had hid themselves nearly perished in the fiames. We had five killed and seventeen wounded, chiefly by large stones thrown from the heights with wonderful force and precision. The enemy are said to have lost above one bandied ; they ware seen returning to the rain of the village after our departure. On the 12th the head man came in and sued for pardon, paying the revenue of the past year, and promising good conduct for the future. On •this 13th the force again moved on to punish some others of the refractory. Oa approaching the village., which seemed determined to hell out, the villagers ap proached the camp during the &Aims, and stoned and reviled the s3ntries. On the morning of the 14th three villager, which were of great natural strength, were attacked; after a stout resistance, the enemy was driven out and the buildings set fire to and razed. A general submission was expected to ensile. These bor der-men have rarely heretofore paid tribute till com pelled at, the point of the sword ; the utter futility of resistance will probably teach them prudence and sub mission fur the future.—For the past fortnight an un usual degree of excitement has prevailed at the metro polis on the subject of what is termed "The Black Act." It deprives Europeans of the privilege reserved to them by pediment. of being tried exclusively by Queens courts of justice, and by English law, and places them hereafter in the hands of the judges of the Company's courts, administering native law alone, and that in general indiffer ently, and of na tive juries, always ready to avenge themselves on their white fellow-subjects. The Charter Act gives the Supreme Council the power of repealing all acts of parliament save the Mutiny Acts passed herons 1633; and, would those who are now engaged at home agitating against the re newel of the clatter, and denouncing the gum runt of the East India Company, turn their at tention to the misdoiegs of the imperial govern ment and legislature, they might render ten thousand tithes the service to India they will ever by any other means afford. The Governor-general sin at present free himself of the cootrol u of council by quitting Calcutta : in the provinces he hu by himself the authority of governor-ineouncl. The Legislative Council of India can annul the statute book back to Magna Caarta : the President of the Board of Control can compel the secret committee to subscribe any documer t he desires,or the document may be enforced by himself alone, without their subscrip tion; and he can conceal u..y facts he desires to with hold, or delude parliament to any extent he plums, by such garbled blue bwks as those repeatedly presented since 1838,—0n the plea that disclosure might injure the public service. Turki itself can boast of no more perfectly organized system of oppression than that thus devised by the first reform parliament. The Governor-General is expected at Bombay a fortnight hence, and all sorts of congratulations await his reception.—Sir Charles Napier remains at Lahore, where Sir W. R. Gilbert and fir IL M. Elliot respectively were invested on the sth ult. with the insignia of a Grand CAnpanion and Civil Knight Comman der of the Order of the Bath.—Madras is suffering from extreme drought and the fear of famine.— Bombay was on the 26:h ult. visited by two slight shocks of earthquake. Cholera is abating : the weather Las at length bzeorne cold.—Mr. I. Caldecott, astronomer to the Rajab of Travancore, died at Trivandrum on the night of the 161 ult.— The London Mail of the 2lth Nov. only reached us yesterday evening; it was brought down from Aden by the steam-frigate Auckland, which took nearly thirteen days on the way." The resent mail etudes home bat little news from Clacutta. Ike Darjef ling and Sikkim affair had lost some of its interest, partly from its novelty haying worn off, arid partly b. cause it is known tha.. the captive doc tors have boon set at liberty and arrived ado at Darjeeling. ,VARY 2, 1850. Shay are aee ha. pitr-tal -" , arrhink to extsot in el fl 6 g at at rat at Rs. 1 pot roam air ` lioded end ammo aro la If= doll of Tba in ne l ig aisge Me less &X et whim aulltem tmarblialk emartalt "la the 'sla :dowl o i rtiZgri lr ee = min t s Omer lab Ottatitahalooll hr hit drag bas lloli nh flit iiid apaniolo at ism loonkohohoon tom • to Cilia by Ur nom' Addis en Os lOW ' hot endue ham Om isathot um atm ot tba mei • NW it my as= to Ma LASS doe he big 1* ~" Ilbs yeassoleAr . Weigh min bid es • ;,... amoveale TM osonedot `' mill of tbiTiWfloota- We MN Oh alloman bat . bun ponindosz eid aso to Monk sat Otto bo - . boa bot • llorAloi t o O my mar Oar "Wanes ao I N. OIL lis. to WM,. IL Is IL Ol• to laffrPl4 IN . on* to air izesortaa.-12a on ingloodhe Olds call tare bola mrarabot Imo tam vary auk la Maar et re. Mies. Ile ideal& leek borwrig at is 114 d. eh asentbr skit, sod Se math of Mat aim Calm pope hes bus mid at tatoo noble lbut - a , la. *I Mad. ix months* sibL We aellwele the tool* lams by tin olotonor at 100, 0 0M-htlis aa *WM are ost la request, at 4 gar cons premium nett, sat ll to I pe mak IlsomeL 10 OM Ilaht CALOII2I%. DIO. 22‘a war aallibeigtea atonse emus In with Or bulk al th• Mth lbe fit kalsn4 lug Bombay Dorm @Mold ao et Se VI% With dotes le lie ftb llowentah The dimeadest • bee sift unbind alMation, owl at Mum plea is missy oath 'Mb tba ladAr i nar e . ~, Mat , Noir, tortholamhtio an - Etrit ig t h imal bas im besa oa nalah al o tle o 41 Ile 1...3i' ' ' rnbiE Bow MO attrasted a bail • .. i '',..;...;_ • deinbes embed halms Manes a las Y, ..., anotonsaa aaltpotrit • eint motet. Ow A._ ...... ' . T ao=o istites hit ion; pods* la mate lA, gm ":'worm dOn h e at Is yorea The muds tom Lama to Motembee lae7aalve wont to 7'loo ads; lb aimets ta MY IMO& lam Men sompozatiftly mean, be. eery 11,404 mi. op to the 17th -!marmot The am ket ti gill meaty bare et lb ease quilise of row ilk; rood Ilw mean Blanco egad le emilly pissed. *gaits are gest Sheila° is dull, but lam dye noestos to., with en admire of about les pm oat. In value. ha esatitsses to be freely slitped. Was& bre in men request be Amiss Rai Groat B. sma have adorned about 4 MOS pr MINIM to pill. Vatil wilbia lie id few days our market Ihe ekes pine goods molleed la a goskaohno Mara, and little brims was trommted In tbou rowdyrowdy am howavoe,mostalog aua to thir Murk. ifs *airy now all dime of psi ho r• ste OM to row; murk Miler. acoo pottivolat Malt of IMO mat ouraoad WM Omni, bat wilhont_aso oalottot pi la oho. a Melo twin boo 11011111 Ms Wier forpost ft May pew VIM reteo, cad dealers ism a goner lerilsoliaa be me Mono*. reek recurs seemly dull. Copps may be gored nemially at 344 toe eat 31.4 for tile, bot so tranamtkm wig of noise he takes yams doting the pest 10 days; iron les Wed way has 3to 4 anus wet Speller 'me down to 640, bat has again admired to Id; Mg lead bas tibia to 11.10 and 042. Tit bilmilessieMos Is Oa Omer Mary Market eained by la deli= the ease ware sot at bag titration ; Money is view Mem sod rotas et Warm* on loans for commmial hem Ms two_ pr NEL Mint Receipts and sibilis Timmy SIM dimated in se aft Boohoo Ma bol be t up, end ow pram* per owitikes are 1.114 to I-1 li Ow fbut Clem mar. The miertnity irtisli exists In regard to the interies of the East bib Can. at Os raising the rate at the Wereboose to 1-It late a PraNiOng sate, baa mow reed some anxiety to deices M assiangos ; 11.. 61,60,343 have been advanced by the export wartime tram Ist May last to the Met that. dome Mauritius bete, at 911 days' sight, have realised at 141. Corainies have bees, alter a firm redatante, compelled to give way In their demands. Or quotations sow are: Saltpetre, B. is. to 31. 71. fid. ; agar, 31. 10s. ; viol, 41.; aserds, 11. ; rum, 31. ; jute, 4/. • raw silk, IL 10s.; silk piece goons, 41. li. ; Mdigo, St. ; hides to London, 44.,3e. to 41. lea; rice to Ilauritina, la. 44. to Is. GS. per bah. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, TAig7i:=V27 , Mone t market ti lees easy now than it has been for some time past, and there has been • slight application of the screw by the Bank of Bombay, it baring raised its rata of dimunt ant interest ace per cent. There km berm very little doing in Government Securities for some time past, and the quota tions even tlFewhere may almost be considered nominal. ma bud nem done in shares during the past Ow:night bag not teen Irrggeo,, but prices ate maintained, and the market is in • sound and eatldaeWry eta% The Waimea done in imports during the past fortnight has been exceedingly limited, sad the inacterity prware at dato of last re. port ha. continued up to the prawnt time,-4 state of natters which ban heretofore rarely happened in the ma* of December. Stocks being however light, and these herblike. esarcely any importations during the period under review, the prises of aisaset all articles have remained unchangeiL—ln expert% some Wes trenmetion• in Opium have had effect : the marks: for other mediae of predigie las Mee FormNynex Goote.—Grey SWAMIS. Mame, the melee amount to 7,e51 ;it prices van Ina tom Be. Ole la. it per piece. Of 40 and 4S initi widths the market la rather berw. aM CleldiT dm' inquiry for them exists. Foe the lower degeripicas Mrs Is but little demand, and storks are earldinalla.—gaesonete : Notes : 14,6. , 9 pieces, at It pees I : 7: 3 is Mesas 1$ per dim. Made. pullama. sales. 12,75. pieces, at Be. 2 346 to L. f Md. Both these are dull of of Pale, an also lenacloths and of the forme of which 11,694 pump; hove been sold at Rupees 4e to It 1346 ter eke,. Toroth: Sake: 4,301 Metes, at 49. In 1146 per 0:T. Only the heavier makes spin Ilkletinp ait's reported. The stocks did Leah le Meld ace roof law, ard . 42 . are wanted. Inferior Imallthe edunised ler. In l • non:kg ha:. Ines due. Jaemees eale seem end welied. —Dommtles have been disp wed dM• nekeele iniesL—le Twilled Cloth no males here been reported, snide desteedlg deiL—The priors ofoommon Jeakern Choir, lialejappilAndidlelifewaoistinse unchanged, end these lariat are eunewhat M dossed, w aloo era Satin Stripes.—Dyed : 'Whey ail Wild ma Pile Clotho, with Prints and Math. are also la atoderent dreeed.-11wer Goode: With exception of Low Lappets wad Doti N aimed all descriptions of thew &Nice are la awdonie nowt COMO, YAWL bee lees done In Tarns sine etu last, the caly T ie el U babe (10,500 lbs.) Melo— No. 40, annul Ne. es. IP 7.111 w. gad lIA g 0.1141, he lb. A good eseike exile mak as* 1110. lb bided the numbers Neat tuddiedjwit new gee We eel dee. Ot wider we hoe no sale to repeat. lAA Ws are la dame I Wavy dodo at lit end Ws are la dr besle of du:arta; led bet sown requed. Of Tarltay red we bear ata eine of II Mho (11,8110tte.), Nati red 10. at IA If per lb. Wataram.-410 tranautione ; market foe sloths sad geweels es log regedeL Osemieua.,--1,500 lbs. hate been gold at in 2. per lb. The WWII hi so domed. . . - ts7nose hat little lequired for. We have only roe male torflica of 173114., at Bs. Ili per lb. finarah—asies, 11 MP. Broady at 114:4, sad Spade. at Bs. 2 7-18 pc gallon. Gin, TOO 1341101. at Bs. 14 per eau. Ban—There is sane of Anima's brew at !market ; while of 13seee there la • good dock, but sales aro Ballad, at Ba. 43 per had. Comm Otnee.-000 tozo of 8, 10, 13, 14, sad 16 Oda% haw hero sold at Bo per WO feet. Boors.—A We of KM paw wine quarts, at BA lap. doses Pa takes pato To, Purls hip mold to the extent of 1111 Pus, at 80. IN per Ica. Mgrato—ado daring l Pe fortnigve tea soalbed to of dltkreat doolpfleas , at towerht ha las does ea UM= large. la the pelves ot other swab Wee, vrti bus p allaratleo la ordee. Bar Iron, Swedieb, I. some sad wanted, palm is Wg Lead. !Imago Groan.—Patota have been sold to extent of Moot 30 ewt. gram et Ba. 101, sad OS twt.at itaaati 100 Owl. whit., at HA 104 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. WORSHIP-STREET.. 1.117211110 COVITIRYEITCOt - riT - Hrorms, a youth, was charged with uttering a counterfeit half-sovereign. Anne Symonds, bar woman at the Shaftesbury Arnie, Shafteebmpstreet, New North-road, said, that the pre vious *Toning the prisueer came to the bar and asked fur a glass of brandy and water. He tendered half a sovereign, which witness saw was a earanterfeit. Horn being told that it was 'purloin, be asked her to return it, and said that he would give her a sixpence. He appeared very fl urried. and ran away. Ile was pursued by a young man and brought back. A policaman stated that he searched the prisoner and found two half-crowns in his militant pocket. The orboner was remanded to Tuesday, when the City solicitoi will attend. INEQUALITIES OF THE LAND TAX. Yesterday evening • meeting of the central committee of deputies from several metropolitan and other patience, nominated to ob. tatn ea cqualisatim of the unredeemed land tax in England pod Wake, was held at Eastey's Hoed, Sonthampton street, Corrat-garden, for the puepeoe of adopting measures 1 1 to carry eat the above object. Mr. Emerson having taken the chair, Mr. Daniel., honorary secretary, laid before the meeting several letters he had received from gentlemen in different puts of the country who suffered from the uneepial assessment of the laud tax. One communication stated that in the city of Cambridge the assessment was 2,671!. 13e. Id. on 107,7191., whfie the University psid 1091. on ratable property amountiso ito 32,2261. The Um. I unity of Oxford was assessed 1091. 7e. 2d. oa 62,6191. real property, while in the city of Oxford the rateable property amounted to 156,;161., and the assessment to 3,3341. 63. 31 The auuual vela of property in To:Mb-park, near Liver pool, was about 2.30,0001., which was assessed at the smell sum of 671. In the couoti-s of Oxford, rinks. and Bucking ham the land-tax was Z. in the pound, while in Yorkshire and in many otter northern counties it was only 416. in the pound. A gentleman stated that he paid 91. on account of a cite of lend in Great St. Ileien's, while for another site cf a similar extent in Cross street, Islington, he paid only 11. Bev,ral gentlemen addressed the meeting, in the course of which it was stated that there was some land in Lincolnshire, which was submerged, and which paid land tax. A convenstion to. - ..k place upon the propriety of presenting a petition to parlia ment. Mr. Miller (of the Chancery bar) then moved, and Mr. Brushfield (chairman of the board of guardians of the Wniteohapel I.7ai,:e).econded a resolution, ' That a petition to be prt3:nted to parliament be forwarded to Oxford, and other places unequ,l'y assessed, with a request that it be signed and returned to the secretary as speedily as possible." The resolution was agreed to umunmously, and the petition to be presented, which minutely alluded to the grievances of the suiequi. mode of esussment of the land tax, was also unanimously adopted ; and other business having been gone through, thanks were voted to the chairman, and the meet ing separated. A RAILWAY OFFICIAL IN CUSTODT.---00111idelltbla sensation has beta caused by the sudden departure of the clerk at the Tiverton station (named Crawford), who, it was reported, was not only greatly in debt in, the town, but hid also appropriated to his own use certain sums of money belonging to the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company. The previous merle obtained some degree of confirmation on Wednesday imtalag by the arrival at this station of a railway official, haring in caste!) , Mr. Crawford, who was immediately given in charge to Inspector Hayford, and by hiss taken to do borough gaol, to await an examination Won tke sogistrates. After a long examination, the pri- MOW was wooded.— Exam Pod. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY E2221N0. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 26th Jan., when compared with the returns for the week previone, give the following results: Circulation haus Circulation maim , 141703,613 Publie &posts ..... ...... 6,196,012 „ Demme* 1[0,719 Other depoeite Governmentrentrldee ta 16,201,334 bailing deparlMent... Otherdeemida In bank- 9,863,103 inp department OMR and Bullion In lmtla 1 16,764,201 — d — et;e v- rn — Fa Sews day dad athas ewe The Heat 1,171,320 ...... Duran 9,23 3,229,097 —.„, Inerwom 5,492 is thTiGik — ini — lX JAIL 1830. Wisest Debt— 211.016,100 r 2,9tNAni Coin and Mollies 16.783.423 F Bake 211A77 BANK OS ESOLASD. Notes Mond i~ uGri 130,000,3C0 DANIIIDO D PMPIANIMIWU...4 II .W.DM 3'21'.°7 n'theq,C , DM ofgomlDfe. Nl= oth. Dabtatty : •• 10 6 :4 41 4.3 ,042 OSyio•day and other Balls 3,171„:10 /35.214311 Jan. 31.1860. PART3II/11. - ticrioiliniiist Reeertties Uncivil D.. 4 Wsight &Inuits) .. 4103. NA Other Beeesittes ...... lu.Miett 9.881403 Notes Gold sod Weer Oda 713.701 I 41135,243,343 K. ItAILBILILLL. cbld °rabble. aper Cent Omsk - - - -..'---.----. -." SI per Cent. Rook Bank Stook Royal Bank OW. pall 49 1 I I National Bank (22L l Os 6 Paid 17 Wicklow Oopper Mn ( 5 1. Paid 1 Meat Boat and Western 1 Nicnissciis AND 111.0018 AIWA°. Mimeo. JAR. 29—Hamburg 21eresondalleU p ar aim", esi Mils, soi money; Lubeck loon. 1620. 911 Wl* 117 1 5maa01.8 666. mien Five per Cents., bills, 10H:roam; Prudes Ml lesN6lo4l billa 106 matey ; Siam Flee pee OsaL 05e12,100 bills, 691 money ; Rossi= Kostlsh Los; 106 NHL leifisosay; nat pit Celts-, tkfryllta wad mosey; Co., by Si Dui* Bee. La Three Per Cents., 701 bWs; Ditto, WOOL Noes, 711 bills; Ditto, Fin per Costa oil Wig; sirodlit WIN; Norwerisis Your per Cent', Mr s * 991 anew ; par maw, lie MOs. Three p., COAL, b 194 061 mosey ; AM& rkaa per 1 ; 1026 awl Samar, Jut. W-9 Loses. 107 Vodkas! Debt, 69. Consaserdel Marla, Booletfs nag. 10 4. Beak MUM. 9.1. funds sad shares firmer sad wino ISSair• Vass.. Jut. 18.-1 0 1ve per Cent. lioistlicess. Sib Poor psi Omen ditto, --:. Monk Shares, LOC Nom% Jen. 13.-71iree per amts., 24 eget.; Poor poi alshl, 121 paper • Nee r Cents.. IS • • Coupo, 2 paper. Baskin% Si, Paihange as 1916 e n. THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. The English funds are not quite so firm to-day. Consols opened at 964 to 1 for money, and 963 for account, at which b.lstiess was done ; they then gave way, and were next marked 96, both for cash and time, and subsequently 961 for the 14th instant ; being at present quoted 96 to for matey, and 961 to 1 for account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 961, I, and 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.., 983, I, and 1. Exchequer Bills have been don at 584. and 60e. premium. Very little is going forward in foreign seenrit:es, and the prices generally have scarcely varied since ymterday. The business transacted consists of: Buenos Ayres, at 64} and 66. Equador, at 4Z. Mexican, at 29/ and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 75, 74, and 1. Portuguese Converted, at 351 ex-div. Russian Scrip, at 31. and 3 prem. Spanish Three per Carte., at 37. WOMB 41.174 De. Mak Meek, 2469 GI 34:3 2 L:n. n0e..964 1 3 per Cl. Red. Arum 964 i 3 per Cu DM i 3 per Ct. Ocet. AMA., 96 4 kis, sea. tows. rowinOi w 4. hpfir Cl. Anetrbn Boodo. 1 per IX Grenada ULM 19 per Ct. ldg. Benee. 39 11 Ones& Deferral Dd .e. 44 6 per Cent., II per OL 11143..14441.394 # 6 per 04 Dredielt 44e.. 14 29 4 per OL rernytaa lea. 74 6 nee New, IT 9 Pernweep Oonv., 36 6 4 pit Ct. Duman Apron SI 6 6 per Ct. ism 16.,109 11 Pao Chillan 5,14.. 100 1 D 141.3 Petal* No.. Lei 194 1111 to Column. Def. tOlv., a per 01. Spank& Ms , 344 71 Cniamblan Y 11,1*.. 9 I pre Mired Ma i — Vre M OL RP 4 pat Ontllntrft Carts:, 36 ) Yer r ear galladL Defemrl !IL; 38 4 13 14 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCINO•LANI, SAITRDAY MORNING. In the Colonial markets this week further symptoms of decline have been observable in several deseriptiens of pro duce, and lower prices have in many oases been established. The sales of Sugar have been small, importers generally having bought in the parcels they have offered rather than submit to a decline of 6d. per cwt, as the trade have refused to bay %mien at this reduction. The Dutch sale to be held lan the 7th March next will consist cf 33,237 be Java. Same parcels of Plantation Ceylon partly in meond hands, have been sold at a decline of about 3a. to 4s. per cwt. upon the quotations of lest week, and the native descriptions were at one time extremely fiat at 695., but to-day there has been a good demand for both sorts, and a parcel of plantation in int pmters bands was principally bald for full rates, while about 6,000 bags of native have changed bands at 60.. to 62a. per c se, the latter being the closing quotation. The Dutch trading company have advertised only 303,260 bags Coffee for rile at lt,twrdam and Amsterdem,on the 11th and 14th March next. Saltpetre has declined about 6d. per cwt., and acme sales of black Pepper, which occurred tceday, consisting chic fly of very old imports, have been made, at a fall of per lb. Two vessels have arrived from China, with about 7,000 cheats Cassia, and one cargo is advertised for sale in about three weeks. In the Tea market a fair amount of business hes been transacted, chiefly in the medium kinds of Congou of the late arrival.. Green Teas remain in good demand, with but little offering. TALLOW MARKET.—TII.IB DAY. The market is very fiat today, at the quotations annexed :—retersburgh T. O. on the spot, 38s. ; Febrnmy and March, 375. 9J.; October to December, 395. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.-THIS DAY. Masan. Cooper and Davis report trade ;very dull. The following are the quotations: Primo Meadow Ray, 681. to 725.; inferior ditto, 60s. to 635.; Bowan, 60s. to 60s. ; Clover, 60s. to 80s. ; Straw, 21s. to 245. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The supply of Vegetables is pretty weal kept up, and Fruit for the most part is sufficient for the demand, except Pears and Apples, which are SCAMP. Prices: Pirse-appler, per le.. 5s to Ss Grapes, botbou , e, p. lb., Co to Ss Portug.d, per lb., 9d to is Years, per dos., to to lOs Apple*, Itltchea, ts to la Lemont, per doz., la to 24 per lON Gs to 12s oil* dos , Almonds, per peek, Ge sweet. per lb., 2s to Ss Walnuts, per 100, Is Gd to 26 per bunk., 16s to 24s Ftlherts, per 1001bs.,00s to 63e uts, Bar., p. bush., 20s to 22e Vrazii, p. bush., Its to Ple onsigsVpc - 'T. - 40;5i"; is 64 per no, L. to is.. Preach Bens, per 10 1 , 2s 6ti to 3; Seakge, per punnet, Is to 2s /wary:us, per bundle, to es Rhubsrls. p. Is Wised Cablosiges, p. dos., 94 to Is Cauliflowers, per doc., Cs to 941 Broccoli, p. doz. bundL, lest° 24 Greens, per doz., Is ed to Cs Brussels Sprouts, per ludr sieve, - 271;5: Sorrel, per half eleve, Is to 2s rotutooe, per too, 60s to 1204 par ewt.,2s to :0 per 80.% ,Is GLI to as Cd Ttunips,per dur.lon.,lB6d to is Bed Beet, per des, Is to 2s lone 11.,dish, per WI., 2s to 46 Cucumbers. each, k to 3s 6d Leeks, per hunch, td to 3d Celay, per ►undle, Sd to 2s [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tuts Day, Two o'CLoca. The share market is heavy to-day for wort lines, and a marked d e cline has Own place in the valu e o P Great Westerns and Calceoniu; the former having fallen, in the course of the morning, to 661, and the latter to 11g. Midlands and South Westerns are also weak. The followicg are the pre,mt qnota tions of the market : London and North Westerns, 1151 to 16; Great Westerns, 67 to 8 ; North Staf ford', 101 to die.; CAledonians, 111 t 3 1. West Riding Unions are better. In foreign lines there is no particular chtoge. Barnse PArman. Cissing prices Yesterday. Sa!es to-cap up to 1 o'clock. 9 this 171 111 12 111 Kent cob., to 736 Per 100 lbs. liadisber, p. 12 bunch., to to Is Gd Currou, per bun., 6d to 5.,1 Sptnacb, ,sieve 21 to 8s 01110121. per boatel, 3s to As smosisb, p dor-, Is Gd to is tib — arots, per 44 to Id Garlic, lb., Garlic, per lb., 4d. to 8d Lettuce, Cab., p. more, 4d to 91 Endive, per soma, la 8d to 2s G 1 Ilmbrcoms, per pot., 2a to 3e Small Salads, p. pun., NI to 3d Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d Savory, per bench. Itt to 3d Thyme, ` F ,Tr Kai; tdi; 34 rarslty, p. doz. bun., Ss to ts Roots, per Wis., Is. to Is ea Marjoram, per bunch, 24 Must, TAT buret, 9LI to Is Watercress, per cos. bacct.c:, 91 te to TRAFFIC arrums FOR THE PAST WEEK. Mies apex Nauilea! ILlilway. 1849. BRITISH. Aberdeen Belfast sad Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn &Wt. York Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and liolyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Lublin and Kingstown Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen Bast Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paia!ey,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lumbar& Great Southern andWestern(l) Great Western , ' Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and NorthWenern London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and 8. Coss' London and South Western. Londonderry and Enniskillen Manchester, Shelf., &Lineoln. Midland Midland GreatWestearn.(l) Monklanda North British Scottish Central Saottish Midland Shrewsbury and Cheater Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland Foitztow. 290& 266 211 714 1074 72 82 71i 211 1074 72 • 'Adak* Assigns and iloAdoirie Dieppe .... Dutek Rhenish Monte eau and Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourne, (Cgut.) Orleans to Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rosen Rouen and Havre 680 '14,293 2,074 2,266 6,873 6,274 2,019 tram oh the Bristol sad Enter. _,__ _ 2,720 7,073 PORK. Feb. 1. STOOL BNAllol.—North BritlA Proforenoo, 51; York, Newcstle, s odßerwick, HU ; Yost sod N. Mld. Pref., I. LBWS, Feb. 1. alteasaxcausam.—Thera bas beta a esaidarabla onseet of bob= dose diedebb bat taws is bum little onandra rOsno. Tin Minas sic —Raft sad Wait T 44 ; .ftaska 12/. do. 111.; 71tint lbdandano (No. lb 11 Nadia Italardoldre, 10/. b. Id.; Oho/many araingham Z i t o% fed.; York and North Midland 4 die.; spoi l sad Dover, 110; York and North MAIM, IS . HAMBURG, Jari 28. BoatllVALlA.—Homb.Borgd.;93soosoy; Ditto, Priority Sham, 109rosory; Bailll Bomb, 794 bills, 791 mosey ; Ditto Prio. 21:0: sad • liAlf_pir Coats., 991 tills; :Dft, Intl &Anion, 97 bib; liorroborg /Fittest:um ill bill• 614 money ; W e 93 Nl* NI money ; Ditto Trtotity,loo one Ditto, We per Colin, 101 money ; ilWiloberg, S 4 bills ; Ditto Priority, Your and • WU pee Cenlit., 100 mow? ; Mel, 93 bills; Copenhagen, 40 Ws. lAberolsen „.. - 774 174 Bt. 12$ 70 le ad St. le 19 121' 14 Do. Preference iAstluet.,liert.,llou,StE. Jet. l reeks k Heats Zit (Gt.l West. perpetual p.CL), Bir!liiig?arlA°ll9fUtulel I elk dutypdorwiteittarl 20 De. without a guarantee 131 , Btrin.Wolv.St StourValley 10 C..rna., Wale., and Dudley' salledulypd.oerwithguia. 10 Do. withvatagusrantto 71 Bob" Stali n and Win.. 92 'Bristol and Easter ... 221._ ...Do. Thirds ... 174 Besglagbantaldr• ... ...I 121 1 Do. abuts 10 Do. £lO Preforenearrg. 20 Cheater and linlybead g IDWZ:nrhat nest Anglian Des (Cle ISH.j_ D0.(31.10e.) 8 p. Ct. PM Postern Counties Ds. New Ono. p... Do. Zit, f p. CL. No. 11 . D Do o. N. E. 6 pee Ct.. 1 ..1 Do. do. 3 per Cost Ds. New ... ..4 L c' i l 28 ream is. .2d o:lat; : Do. Bast =. 0 p : Ct.) UDo. New ... 411 Do. New ,) 'bares ICI 810 PAhdrareth and Casino — w 12 Inter, Yeovil, & Dotch SL. Exeter and Exmouth 10 rut Northern .. 23 E" Do. Lina° 4 sharel l :A " ,Deferred ." 1 / Do. e shares. 2, 6 p. Cl 12 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref 50 ,0 t. South. and West. (Ire ) 100 Great North of ILnn..,nd 33 De.:. ow, A4O ... 30 Do. New, £3O ... I 3 ll__ Do. New, 415 ... 100 'Omit Western... ... 50 Do. C a * ... ... 10 Do. SS Ds. shares ... „ 15 Do. New, LIT ... « 50 Heil and Selby... ... " 114 Do. i shares ... IN Liosseter and Carliels " 10 Do. Thirds ." . . 109 Lartesslurc cud Tork . ahis • NI Do. do. 11.8. &B. 49 Do. l i e r ta .„ t res ... 134 Do. sham «. e .„ . 10 De. ha ... ... IS 80. Thirds ... ... 10 Do. New (gas. 6 p.OL) 49 Ds. Liver,voi and Vert 10 Do. Weed lit ling Ultra U Do. Preston and Wyre 10 Do. 6 shares (A) ... SO ilesds sad &Word... , 30 Louts and TWA . . ' Si Do. Do. Pref. 6p . Cast i 10 N 0.2 0 2 . D o.Q Do. uarters Do 164..11 No.S 114 ,l London and B:sekwoll Lott., Brighton, & &Coast Do. New gus. 6 p.Ct. Do. rooranteal 5 p. late Croyd m 1 ture.a...l Do. Prot SKr Cent.... Do.Conert. , .Cr.,3431 Itoodon and Ore: Amick , I Do. Preference :WAN) I 2 13. i -I db. par i P 3l 25 lei 23 24 0 2 at 4 6 pm. 3 4 pm TS 28 dii. 9; 81 ais. 17 17 12 12 --- ,z 8 Ili lei 3 9 9 4 :3 *3 dim 14 1 31 fi II pm pm. I 4 t Poi 66 69 6 6 pm- 4 5 3 4 146 13 106 116 et int 10 6 lif ~ 23; 27 22 tas 121 d. 31 3i 3 32 dls le 29 31 $ - 52 2 31 5 pin. '39 11 p:u. 19 21 pda. Csi 69 33 S 4 16. 13 134 6 db. 101 103 60k 216 Ili 10 pm. 10 22 pm Spa 41 } 43 6 f di.. pat. WO 102 36 6 44 46 dia. II l ime Pu 4 pin 11f 41 321 1.36 es dir :136 IST „ 10e II 5; 50 37 9 „ 114 11 21 23 Il 116 1 1 pre. I pan. 1 I 2 t u. 67 184 1 15 ,lis 1 12 pm. I 17 1 P 1 4k 1;4. I 19 11 1 2 Sk 9 51 ft ij • —1 4 433 dbl. Do. R 59 sharlii ... 2 1 23131 a. to. dine. and Derby 21 *1 Do. Cora. B. kB. 6p. C: 123 123 Do.ErewashValleyPtef. 19 81 Newes..tle and Carlisle Norfolk „.126 28 Do. New £lO • 14 13 Ws. Do. Ex:onsion 19 19 De. buaran. 61 pR . C1...1 11 31 North British II Do. tshases I De. shins 121 2 Do. tdr4s .—I 311 pm. Do. Prefer's; 'Ronk Etaffordshlre .„ ...I 10 10 'Orford, Wwc., cc Wolves., 91 10 k dead. Rui.d and ; Royston sad liitohinßeigate 13 1 134 1 pm !etattilla Central 13 134 ScottlAth ILtllamt 'Shrews. ft Birgit., Cises . A Do., New Guarantied— Illuewsbury snd Chaffs g o. for i Z. Wm) St. air) 1.-- at Noth-Wooten 22 12 Do. do. New O stuns ... 20 12 Da. Pindi 10 / Do. Sin St. 10) tondos it oouta-Weetern 50 421 Do. New, 432 ... 40 24 Do. Now, ate ._ 20 Do. New Prete:ease .- 20 19 Lowootott Guar./ yerCest. 116 S hnown.. Los.,tadllatlook 00 (0) 'Mash., Stlef.,kl.lacolaoh 23 20 1 Do. ram, No. 1 .. 23 23 Do. 'busy Nat ... 12 4 1241 Do. ober., No. 10 16 1 Do., *ew £lO Prof. 20 23 Dv., Oust Grasoby ... 120 124 Da I de. . 23 23 Do. 141.24.10 r ibie.l6... lo Do. Grimsby Doeic Si 4,1 114.Ln/co:a raga !!!? 11642 and 11 if dls. • 5f did. If f pm. 6 dls. 4 3 di4. II 1 I I dis 15f 16 if Ili dls. • 7 7 fi 164 1 Do. Oswestry I De. New.. 10.. 61 altropsn So South Devon i„ 2$ I Do. flethren; 84 South Staffordshire— ... See South Kasten Do. Nc. 30 Do. No.ll 10 V 3. %J. 4 Repatired 10 Du. No. 4 Scrip 43 !South Wake 12 ,S. York., Don., et Goole.. 16elehedield, Rotherham. sai Goole, N. Di. stut.6 p.Ch 20 Waterford and Kilkenny- _ 10 I Wear Wajory, 6p. lx. gum. 2$ Do, do. do. .. 2 pp n 60 iWths, Somerset, StWeynt.. 10 6 as. 26 Yerk,Neweastlea Bawl& 16 1114 19 Do.E.st..; Vorketleowea.) 64 9 the De.G.N.E.PurohorPrel 6j 41 dia II Yak and North Midland- 16a 19 10 Do. Preforeasa o 4 ills. 41 g ai... HI :41 (Li. I I" 0 61 IN 16* llle 46 41 die. 22 21i due. II 11 du. 76 dLb .if 10 9i dlw elln. 44 1 4 et leamox lan.wan. "Arcl?-Itallaa (late Italian' isinliseTrianr Boulogne and Amine -. j Ceitral Vranes (Viands) Dutch Itt.saiii 7t a di die. 1u N dia i Pal. '~~ Do. ^ do. Fa ii 0777::: Lomabow ... Ira. I Pitt. ;17s: ai 4 31 33 Meow sad Urri Northers ot hoar ... I Odors sod Baran: ... Mord Mara Porto rad Barbour' Boor oad Havre Irak* rediloor Tours ar Warn *3 61 lue 3 9 9 Ca LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1. Brocrt-Ezezmuti.—The market to- day took a turn for the worse.—Birmhsethsen and Dudley, 3 p.—Lan,widdre and ork-b 're (tllth shares), 71. lls. 3d. d.—Ditto (fifth shartw, W.R.1...), ..L—Loudon and NorthWeetern, 1131—Ditto (new 1 'hares'. 11 p.—Ditto ehArs, C.) 11 p.—Midland , 44—Ditto (1 ghetto), 231 I.—tiJuth 'Law= and Dover, 191—Ditto (No. 4, homed no 1.3 s., ti 3J d 916 — York, Neweastle, and Berwick ((1.24.E. 6 per cent. till '3 O ), 3141. BRISTOL, Feb. 1. BTocm-ZicrmAirem—The market WSJ buoyant erikk man dente erectility. The reporter the etwoitte. , of conmatali= pointy,' by the Great Western shareholder* wayyonalderetl ta and the small shares ()abet compasy wt n: dyne at improted rates: Great Western Quarto Shame do"' at 161 J. ; the New 171. &arta at n dam r' BIRMINGHAM, Feb. I. rir ---- cl k • s' ••• . = Om: 104.01 .1: 1, cessm ;amage s pd......em s.—T i ti l sr: B.t. :ss ttg az hain ly r,. lit a tle .. 11 - • ~, T.7,...., ..., ~... ... ,5_..... %,• ~..i'm_- 1 1 _A.- ... i v MAIICHBSTHR, Feb. - ....•..i.. ... " —. ... . • . 11.00i-liommroi.—The market weer 4 , ' . . b were steadier till none tho alone, when London • ii1 i t A....,..• ..,,, NII4 ahnnet all uthcr stocks slightly ticelintil ha v , ,• - i Vildi 4. 11i • - . _ : 01 • lteeeir-s. 1949.1 1850. --- (399 4609 3551 413 695 732 336 420 - 3,246 3,4881 6,216 1,097 1,139 101 Zoo 1 v.:63 3ez dtv I div 113 f lei 14 la:, 141 114 • , , , 1860. - T 1 37; 16 85; 141 854 160 941 22 71 474 19 614 734 322 67; 71 100 22; 143 188 k 316 170 1711 239 liiii 489 403; 50 S6l 143 40 6831 1 712 1,105 2,616 1,4301 16,671 1,814 9,765 681 6,701 8,t9 2,707 18,611 971 659 16,4 12,163 6,717 626 2,689 13,532 1,604 2,460 1,754 2,408 ' iio 2,398 3,52 L 16,434 3,029 11,419 39,347 645 6,344 17,610 X ll4 4,411 19,215 1,131 760 2,838 1,292 '3lB 1,357 7,731 1,672 749 162 10,374 ,6,624