The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-12 00:00:00

• .‘. I A...4 .° e . • • All 1/ .0.. v. - ' -'4 •••11 • a 9 77 . • _ _ No. • 1•11' ZEALAND COMPANY'S 8111 P.—A I nseam will be despoldiol trem the poise Las. tar tM f. Topenre elotob New Zedeoll, es the MIT .sinl m Peery altersele meseth sod Itilhse miss. The POIC. a 7 lewee the Lodes Deehe ellosSah die OA rt ,,,ey prat. Len pefelelese tor ere Prom. Chief cam. Pore:Oehls CMS. u,mada 48 golame. SS plum 4,4 !, anJ under 14 5 7 as AI and tinder 7 ls 8 tank 1 , ear ea;eruneedeurpeeraYoppeisied by - awl MIL t r " d make% ma am impie ika the sey 4 .,r orseefore. Ponheons el kid a99ll9teYa et the , twe towards the oat el grew of dub 6 , . 3 ... to the like and ressleiless bid demi t ems. ur ,.. of park hoe. Tee erthelt, proem es teethes Mau& yat the New Sealiall Sore; co to Mr. Soviet* Sterleh h e . lig, leemburcludieel i landes.—He erdre onto: Co,or n CODBERT arieut Howe, h Betoolocreet SoiSboos, larks, 101 k Doneebeh 1149. )EKSONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either tp ui ar at zt u l i t i rr e =t IRIALIIII:MODUA_ ror emineen3=Tel=Z 1144 7 LNDIL cat PERFECT SUBSTITUTE far lIILITICIL--The mot edeetlee hairdos is la tar sad darks. due haws ee f *Over plated wee the plea% Os ssearde red .:.ere thew, that 90 pen' raw viscid asa show that ilesp rent •ea: steer, and Wry do est at sae quieter dr prim The bet roma of the money that would be paid for nal serer will tees :lithe edam dna they are wanted. Prises at arida `red with misdate : Totes epesse, per dean, sa e; dee no. ditto, to 7a.; M womb dleas, dl Is.; table Its; a e on ~never lota di, ta, h lse; ram taw, per Li, Is.; aeon ea rud e See talloS 0,16 , wear the Lea Swam The men in el; t.. any patch:leer who disapproves IM ` A very luge anon. ...dcd trait lad desert Wu% f W gliellield plated geode, -dere, mall add tabu amen easseatad with .•„,nwe, d which atHmg..emay bbd, rids. , IIE " TEA-PLANT " TEA-POT. so =NW from p r brine elabantety eresentted wilt Ile hem eel stem et -;ant, has jun bees rue* te time mile wader the ~a ~. "strut, labia base aloft ihe ow pun attabied each 1 a . . , ..atead covalent', ntee no doom doeillty r sad cheep. I" 1. , {ram aill frame *dr dent lemie ea silver, belay ~,.:, ;;tied with a woes eatikeet slew. him 410 .1,4,. pall"? la PS sad .me let Culliplelle / 10 8 Ammer auheatpie do. M. do. 17 0 Iteedisit 00 attend de. do. 17 • tatsde. plate de. ea. ..... I.ol.42eaterie patters de. de. 1 • S.I. Teams, 220 each; cease pole. 30• seek et the Cottage po rn,. usp" 42a sash; easpote, Otle. ark et the SS 17 seta. oky i 'Crt article daily le the ease ptepertise. Leglartego ..at rar 7.. V her. 0 ILLIIII S. SCRTOIS (leas sod %steal, SO, Oder& .70%. 6011, s aesiaaaereet (mvar li r 4,.........„.,....... S t ....MIA. MO. 1 E MOST APPROVED ITTOVEL—The .0.1 for the C 111: 9K and TUBA novas ;tad . tu ffetlang sambaed, sad swam biridse ll = l :a wat,n on all. upwards of 1404101, dm* obo pm ususe ▪ ut•rt bare bad nominee of arm omnibus., mild J et w ILLI BUXTON los roomed 611.9111110 911,1111SOINEUda y rim tor thisr dominos% wary of , and soldrp lkoksge kos a.rdig haw been Mod omen drool somirot : 2.1.4i110g a wawa reoperacoso lassiikse kis • cut. with oat supply of without strisdia.—Pareso. watimastais boss sp park d Esslas4), sok. kw sass, ;ow sod Jaw; Tools. hem Us.; doses kr koldwisks. *a, row I.y. soh —Lao Ripple sad Bursa; 89, Osidoioloort. aims r Nooross.stroor, sad No. I. Nironso.street. Is Isd1 sd rgetlw Iddr.—Joyses Purist Fool. Is. Id. pro wad b. A LMER'S CANDLES. 7d. s viand. raudEra PATER CA11111.41, alanded Par." kw* w d table 711. par port 311,:. Was, 4 M. ma m ma., 4 alibi.-- a Ilan A Implet Stott el Lamp Is Ms ~on. seliabie kw time • •an ea far areptibse am ell), tram fa le Ilea Nil trod Ompliaa In waled sena an lid. pw WU.LIAM 1111RTOVS (lea Rippaa aa_d lianan), Oallordannat *net it remaartrertl, and fie. 1, sownr•Ablea.—Zatablibei will.. vet a.s. EABONABLE PRESENTS. —At tbis f•stivii p prised the year the Madan unrivalled elanwerke ibr time -et tee nand Iwo barrowed requntim P.OWLANDY WARM 011.. Its amain rat ortakaier a tumid.= base of ha; laowf.ahtDs KAU DOI. ke easteerlar the dna mak fair, od bletsdes; and RoWLANDNI 000170, or howl Devalitico. far ,sedag a Ike widantsea tbe teeth. The pewee of Matey drenipW FANoph ind the Mph appreciation by rank and vidi Ike weiLlinews slimy of these yin .se a esideity anyarakeke. std reader thas a psealiady serenaido present Deem of sparkle Widow The oily tn .c• each bears the we of "Peedealle. proseklea=t snide es tbe wrapper or W. by deaa se M. ea. Woe. awl by awarkia WNW sad mews. FORE CURES of ASTRMAS. COMM/UP- I& flux, &s., by Dr. LOCUM rot taxic flat mad Wm, lb, •Forgelmastmet Chamer.,—. Dade -The many mad Imereaslar Nathmemaale et the beet de. sl frau Dr. Lmet's Water% rehmlerly allmall by ell timer re. ere am* es elneot to emoted Wise Dante ether nedielmes, me set same of mere bamparery bask. bet ewes el lumen*, r earamegalem, eel Imbed ell dieerdees of the shed. Dm. ruo. Matt mad hate—Priee le. I 2s. ed., eat Ile. per him. : San end Co., I, Brlde.leme, lambs sold is medlelse weadert.—Slee DR. LOCUM'S DMUS WATLLS, w:7 lewd, remmiremeled to be takes by ladles They bare a .rest lame. Peke Is. l'd., i, fld., sad I Is. per bas.—Dewere of asthma Is the lose el the 10. lIFTY COPIES EACH o f QU rum January AR ITALY ,ne torcovecu ZEVIEWIt, • ardesais imply of other ...ail% and from twenty to one haeloopiessio the beat new Ares ate is desolation at ItUDIES Saler LIIIILfitY, 23, Upper 41 114tleat o Illowerbeezy.oottare. Maple Sobeerlption One Guises lemma. Beebe see exchanged vasi/y la every part of Ludas rt asiplibuiebsal at Two (WNW per as-on. COCUltry npuss i z a she vie. (halt ass) Ile es Oalaess; liftses vela, new Ma Oubses per mama • pcut-allso seder, payable to -also Ifal", will some as Immediate supply. PROTECTIONIST DEMONSTRATION AT DERBY. DERBY, FAIDAY t 6 z.m. A meetirg of the Derbyshire agriculturalieta was at the Mechanics'-ball, in this borough, today, E. S. 1,!...:.ud Puts, Efq , was unanimouely voted to the •r, sad baring opened the proweediags, the Secretary the report of the South Derbyshire Agricultural So es. ..Nth was unanimously adopted. I. W. FRESHFIELD, Esq., adverted to the letter cectly pub!ithed by Sir R. Peel. He raked if no element except low prices entered Into the head .tat right hon. gentleman? was there not such ttiog as remunerative prices? (Loud cheers.) The , :1,11 was Dot whether ogricalture should enjoy a large okerity, it was whether agriculture should he maintained all : It the latter alternative was to be the one that le to be adhered to, general destruction molt follow. He to said, render himself an object of ridicule and pity rre to to proceed to show that wheat could not be grown ;the ptrqu.r.er. It had been said too that labour was mit nakinerated now than when prices were higher. 11118 int true. If 10r. a week were t.kru film the wages the 'stinkers' labourers alone, that would make a differ lee of eit least 26,000,0001. a rear ; and he would ask if that arson sus could be withdrawn without making a very aerial diffirenes to the shopkeeper and the house mass : urrr, and is fact to all those traders with whom the Is parta dealt? 8:r Robert wss a private friend of his own, and bad 'lmported some of the measures which had been intro 'ted by that hon. gentleman d urine the time he was in puha pat ; but were he to go into the HUM a COOlOl3O, again I tiMptight he should be found more fel quietly in opposition. Ir. Cobden had said that the deoremaion arose from the feet t: • the farmers did not know hOw to manage their 'fain. was comforted by the idea that Mr. Cobden hod Income I.andlord. He bad told the laadloris that by reaming hams sad killing the bares he would enable the gory ta pay rests, and thm render leavens the de ..ire toluene, of free trade. W. MOUSLEY, Esq., then proposed the second resole- That it la the opini o n of thia meeting that the intense cf.nng now pervading th e agr i cu l tural, colonial, shipping, . 'ACM' gnat interests in this country, at* attributable 1.1 unndocii , ,n of free t ra d e , and that no adequate rt in reef f ezpattid, unless a just prot ec ti on to the national in- L't r.. y and capital against foreign cozopetiti:n be aubeti- Mr SAL' seconded; mad C. R. COLVILL, Ssq ., M.P, sup r..l the revolution. LRWIS, ' lhet .L e vital unportanee llf ort e htirricultural interest of stardom extends to all clarets ot the community, and 'Le decl ens i on and phis of agriculture nen be events leiloved by the declension a n d ru i n o f every interest" iIeMSALL, get, seconded the rtsvlution ism., alluded to what he called the very wesdnim whisk la pervaded the speech or Mr. Cobden at '"‘..FY, se 'tem Pared with t's speech previously made at " 1 • At the merlin, at Leeds, that hon. gentleman Lreethed destruction to all them who dared to 6, / the restoration of ogrku•lietel Peoteetion• thr lien L'e t's Ay.esry eat stilts Mr. Cobden bad said that all ft , t 4ff now th an when the corn laws were in and instanced the mutt flourishing stets of the , c erg hrination of that weeniest. Why, daring the th• surplus femme was 3,500,0001. He bad said. I LI ;soprani arse ea the deems. Ile (Mr. Young) ' " ,tts • 'el tee icstanes of • maims, esesiedea of 110,000 lak i . " t " pauperism bad bees WWI as the Jeanne& Neptl.auha hit ler the!? Melia' 0, 10 111 &kali Ea g i sa di „ A mew, the alleged mos ,.''.l"'lls.nueacie, by saying that he had received Mier *huh he goohi place th e meet inspikit fili1110110ist; sultrAts of the bullion then in that establishment' 4 55 remind is emetqueece of the meet convulsion,' Sad to that so soon as t h ose nations were 444 estate of murky that capital would be iwial • eta .01 he livened in its national seenetles respectively. '44 °gamed. woe carried ussaimosely, sad 09•4 after thii e...44_:_._ • , .. i ' 'te O .es c ..... • 1 • • • • No. 1,065.] -I: w ZEALAND COMPANY'S SHIP.-A first- .,,. I ceseager sWwill be ismthehol from the woof Loa. „tar 0 .. 0 . moony% teneeth la New Zedeoll, ow the MINT . s ji •1 . ,n every dumb mentßenell farther bedew Me POIC. ii .L .,. 7 ,y ; rows, will Mow the Luke Delhi to lioday, the lth , ; ., e r c.o. Len of peeethe i pendelene thelheisi :eb • to r rah rereen. Met Dello lereChlia Cabin. ~,,,,, , ,i, ard uothrie 43 mimeo Se rime. M . 0 1 !, anJ under 14-27 . 1 5 . 1, . IA I under 7 lll NI ~, ir 0 an d • " re il ~ , r t • Cal ad 0 , 0 . . . -v.. act; tilt liffli surgeon le applied by the - thine& d ..,1 comer% ad me meek &they fir omit ' od I ...spere.Pundonists el_lani me theme' a poke of the ...,,,,, to wa rds the entail prow Si naur ma** ' ;',o. to the Mee ad r.r~ens MI Moak the emo ~. yr na of roamer. Per height, pmeage, or Melia Moth. ..,; i ii. yat the New thalami Haase; at to Mr. .leseph thapier, , ter. 110. leenchurchthuret iu leadeo-H e ceder orthe Cam, 01U11 CODBERT DAILDIOTON. No r Ulm& Howe. 9, Itrothemeet Neibliege, boadon. 10th Deeseaber, 1549. FRSONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either ) • • a at eat of may ILEA LISS • MODERATE INOWIR he tole of grades of ly esesamoisa.-Trie fall • ~ either pnomelly or by letter, to the EAST L'5Dl a •M tic altell .il.fl, Goat WO Mtheth Chwebyard, City. PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.-The leen elicit., imitation ill ia the sad , ..smuts hoe . ~f owl silver p lated wee the three. so era ...4 am shier, that 30yeers' wear maid sot draw 'het they were : .e. shoe, and they de set east one startler the prim The fest . ~,.. loomof the money that would be paid for nal other will :aro tithe Omen than they are wanted. acacias af Edith , void OA real Meer : Table ~,, ,k.gio. ti ea.;_del- ,..en ditto, /7 7a. ; tea spetwe.=E 1 h,; talk hobo. ma . ..roert helm d1:16, SI Is.; mow tow per ~ Is; muss . re. talk 41.1 .• ide" m E e* i.,.!enhalLetreet. so., = the Indio who dimppneres them. A very large mart. , ,•!1•:-I 'nth aad deport Woe. rial thetheld plated goods, ....tlery, math , and oho moon cothected with ... , *ping, of white easy be Pod, grads. LIE " TEA-PLANT " TEA-POT, as asassd front t o oh o elaborate° oname(oil with the Imes and stem of .....:ont, has jest low allied be thme pattern mein and., the ~ .0 Patent, width have elder dm lot the pars attained each • ~-t hi esil pepaterity, Rem Nish demo, inrebillty, and dwe l t. ~ .. las ibis tram their ono memblethe to Leer, being ,••••.. plated with ammo o s th. of sneer. Prka 4fie. , .itoe patina Ma sot Who eel somplets .........S 10 0 0 uti g ee de. is. do. 17 m.besthe do. do do —.. 17 0 Stuck,* Is. &ma Is. do ......... 17 0 limo do. pets ia. ie. ....-.. It 0 Low.w.loatorikt. do. 1 0 SR Tespout, beach; meths pots, 30a. emit, the thetage pet. .... ',a w n., we. each; eelhopote, 35e. seek, Si the il 17 sets. ? , •Cer article singly la the mime peepertho Eaglaviage seat er r..V free. wiLLIAII S. BURTON (lase Moth so' Marten), 15,, Odor& . . anal. Sewniaa.strost (some ar etewmasotreot).-theaktbissi et ....arm. Mk II E MOST APPROVED STOIEI3.-The ,:.zand for the MUNK and TESTA grouts t. - rm.- . sera condoning unsbased. and numbwrs havieg= .....n ,in di. upwards trf 13,010), through the thirenewe of ..., - win Save lag experteme Odin, ptheadthwelp mead glob. V , ILIA %‘1 A". BURTON hie renewed esalliense k neemmeni. th, r, thin!' cleanliness, noworway, awl Way. Daring the MO a ...r they have been bond soaves sigma combo In the lei. . ~.. : the .o.lid. xiallag a etha ne temperatunt thnegbent we , ..... nit.: with oat supply of hod, without attandeo,-p os o. a . •. ..th trotheatale boa se pate Si England), thaw free. bast, :AM. lad 30e. ; Teeth frees 3,M.; stoves ter wardress*, &a, ea I.v. rah.-Le i Phyla and racism, th, Otheidereet, i 5 ,,,, 3threithereet, sad Na. 1. fret lothligh l id is Was- reet, ith.-Joyeee Port M. in. 'Log mid hag. A LHER'S CANDLES. 7d. st iri c. r ed.- PALMER'S PATER CANDI." A eseebei . Owe te deb* whit -- -.-- ha. per peenel. 311.1. the, 4 leeks.- ...-... 7AL dlUe. magonos, 3or 4 w15ii7......... la - ditto. a ... the largest Stott el Later Is the Inellan. sisabio for *was ,2 is for cuspidate awn •11), tram Ss. 1• Mi. ma ;___KeitialVe ...A u camantitne, in ended nor. es. hi per gthen.-Al wILLLIM lit' 1111 r!CS qate Nippon ad llorton), Ith Oallotheovet (other car ee r , . 1. and tis. 1, S•wwismsbis4-Zatablehla In Weer • A.S. MIL EASOXABLE PRESENTS. -At this festive te period et the year the Mowing =rivalled discoveries for the ..rt we called Into Inereiwed req eitift -namely, ROWLANDS' ACAMIAR 011, fee awing roi * • bead et 2; SOWLANDS KALTDOX he swarth isoiderlag thewsok 7•17, 1 tilsowig; and ROWL.II7IThr ODOSTO, or Friel Desaltrite, Sae A nise • pearilike widower to the teeth. Me Si y.!ty throughout swops, add th e high approdaties oath and h.....q with the well-known Medals Amy of them lice a a ethbrity unparalleled. sad MAR Woo a esseanaKe orteent hews Si imerlone bial= lB %ir way -ow Si suet boors the nsse• et wirentimst, . prowelle=f emir!, ea the wrapper ea lab& OM by them m 14 . Leadea. awl by ospeetallie denies sot peomma. FORE CURES of ASTIIMAS, CONSUMP- x MS, los., W Dr. LOOMS° POLMONIC warzaa- , a. Vlatt and boa. 11. 'F°7= Cebtaisp:'-" °gat- :... -The rasa" sad Otereeslag I boa Dr. Lmtli's Wafers, to althea by all dams . are sorb as almot to meth MIK ratite ether methethe, ? are sot uses of mere bleak but sores Si kag waste *OEM., lathed all itherthes of the sheet. he- ' 1. M. 11717 11.4 1ie5. -Pelee le. 1 2a. ed., sod Ith per 3/ , u : Its Silva and Co., I,D:ride-Mae, loaders ; soli , a:. medielite vender'.-Also DR. LOCUCK'S TEMALK WATLII.S, .O.y randy resoireadled to be take s by Who They kayo a . oast taste. Peke le. lid., hi. M., lad l is. per hen.-lieware of i woo la the Mrs el MEL , . Moliah Select Mealy, January 10. IFTY COPIES EACH of the QUARTERLY ad EDINDUEGII DEVIEWII, • iordonals imply of other ~....ab, rod from twenty to one bwit asthma ell the best SAW cis era a Cranial= at MUDIES SELECT LINEARY, 25, Upper ...toot. Illeemehttry.optare. Mask Subscription One Chino t osson. Beats me exchanged weekly la every part of Landon ''• ran adritheatheei at Two Guineas per an-am. Country tab. vele. (halt nor) 71the °Oases; }Moen volt, s pew /Me Onion per anus. • potholer ether, payable to .the Mahe, will sesee an lowest, supply. i i__. PROTECTIONIST DENIO i NSTRATION AT DERBY. 1 DERBY, FRIDAY, 6 1.. w. t A weetirg of the Derbyshire agriralturaliits mu ' .1 at the Mtchanies'. ball, in this borough, today, Z. 8. f l _,..:.u+,, , :g.th P ols , E ig , wee nnanimouely voted to th e -au, and having opened the proatedings, the Secretary ' .0 the report of the South Derbyshire Agricultural So- Z 'I, which was unanimously adopted. J. W. FRESHFIELD, Esq., adverted to the letter w (taffy puhlithed by Sir R. Peel. He raked if no ,t 1 i..r element except low prism entered into the bead T .11a1 right hon. gentleman? was there not such 01 St,llS as remunerative prices) (Loud cheers.) The w • e , :v.o was not whether agriculture should enjoy a l arge w 1 celerity, it was whether agriculture should ho maintsiaed ...,,w all : la d ee latter alternative was to be the one that '" 1 ,to be red to, general destruction mast follow. He " wed, tv acid, reader Airmen So object of ridicule and pity " tv to proceed to show that wheat could not be grown is VAL per qu.rer. It had been said too that labour was " tin naucerated now than when prices were higher. " at want true. If 10s. a week were taken Ran the wages up the agricultural labourers alone, that would make a differ- all ot at least 26.000,0001. a rear; and he would ask if that ,l," , - tea sus co u ld be withdrawn without making a v er y `ld' torrid id!' :ranee to the shopkeeper and the home mum- „Ttl sr.r, and is fact to all th aw traders with whom the Li. ...."".. Iff 4 dealt) 8:r Rotor% wee a private friend of hie own , and " I,th supported some of the measures which had bees intro- "I cth by that hon. gentleman during the time he was in puha. the 01121 at, but w ere h e to go i nto the Home of C O 3O, attain `" ain th.u g h t he should be fou n d more for cleanly in opposi t i on . the r Cobden had said that the decimal...a arose from the Met 901 .* 'he farmers did not kn ow ho w to manage their affairs. the no contorted by the idea that lie. Cobden hod he i x... gui ...milord. He had told the landlords that by removing her t hoses wad killing the hares he would enable the '':;4 worry to pay rents, and than render inocuous the de- • ••.irg toluenes of free trele. der W. lIIOUSLEY, Esq., then proposed the wind mein- Inn & That it la the opinith of this meeting that the intense tans 1-I,ng now pervading the agricultural, colonial, shopping, .1 • tar great interests in thin country, u• ettributable to of t ! ma ducti , a of free trade, and th a t no adequate relief in ? - ;* expeettd, unless a just p rotect i on to the national in. bull, •'l7 and capital against foreign cotopetiti:n be ottani- Wt. The Ids v -lag ettoaded ; sad C. R. COLVILL, Moi., M.P, sum- 144 ' .•1 the revelation . - in e Mimi Lawn, EN. • first • ' hit *he vital unportan ' orort e htgricultaral interest of r i j ;! • seldo m extends to all classes of the community, and i s ", 7; • 'Le d,. dm' oo and ruin o f agriculture suet be eventu- ~.,7 • f*ltered by the detleneion and ruin of e very interest." :,- -- I: iIdfiSALL, Iraq., seconded the resolution the Um I .• Y. YOUNG, Leo., alluded to what he caked the very log •ei two width Ithipervadth the speech ot Mr. C o bd en at with ~ " 64 1, mentapared with t`.ll spook previously made at whir At the meetin g at Leeds, that hon. gentleman seer ' teethed destruction to ell theme who dared to from th. do Ike ~.“„m t, ,,a o f agricaltaral protec t ion. h a lf, y ere Athry Nowlin Mr. Cobden had sail that all with . wart I.et•sr o ff now than when the corn l aws ware in in o 'Lie. and I attained the pethext flourishing state of the every ,'" !ri for firmation of that aseenioo„ Why, daring the heial ' •••• the maples ato was 3,600,0001. Me bad saki, parts ILI peupthisin ca n tl e the &emu& Me (Mr You the e • 1 : 4 . 4fe irm ance o f a eidasongsiedsg of 110,000 * Wit save 1 ~, -"," PaalAiriala baS bee. weedl Ole the thereto ea off '''''. ge tl ' • thoa acconated tor the large amount el espital stale' t.. 1 / 1 • 114 41 England at prima l, add the alleged woe- entire *7 "" w 'nether, by sayai ma r had received info- hall ol .tr ima yh ii, jelt he 'add plate tht inepthit reliance that eiders *7ta. Ate of the bullion then I. that establiehment coach loathed in amesqueace of the meat convulsion' arranp ' and %At so soon as those nations were to e ff ec t s ',..‘ 444 a WOO of security that capital would be ,wi t h. The to ' ll h' invented in its national wesettlea respectively. is on a '..j.."1 eepaeya 16:4 U 44 mu canied assaisossly, sad men sfun tie bag. Wears POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. ALI3OID SHOPLIPMIO.—W. NeW6olllla, GI respectably wit dressed ras ery a, who describ e d hi mse lf as a draper, Imola/gad robb. Mr. R. H. Belfsr, a linewileptr ilia of No. 10, Now street, Covent-garden, said lase gended die prisoaar entered his dig and wished t o kilted seise silk setkerehiefs, whisk wire herniae op is Ike ship window. Witness took dews a panel a the was redeye, and on it being opened, the primer took it up sad went towards the gas at the deer, se like wished to enandse *silk handkoreWsk. nit ceeduel excited the empiden of vitiate", as the pri. sour bed ao seseska to leave the meowr to look at the amides. Whams narrowly watched his, and saw him piss Ids bends in the poekets of his coat . The rheas, rhea toned mud, and pined the pared upon the 1111•Willf, aid said M tread leek at seise ethers. The Ideates hernial hen soother pared, wish ezeaked la • dislike meaner, and gels plated hk heeds in kb packets. Witness dies accased Me with kolas deka ease ef his property. The 'prisms/ Isismorei to deep keen the shop, wham witness tiserist se the errenter, est e =d bin. The prisoner eat two elk chief', and threw tiles wow trireme', sad amid that bie . had stolen say et wheal* A pollee-oonadds, of theltriskie, add, to orsedsbas the prisoner at the statisekwase, he feud fa his peens 10 deplioites, which all Mated to silk sisidardki. Wafts bad seereksd the apartnestsla whisk deptiewor lived, and lewd 72 depilate', mad Hs makeity ef thus wigs fail& arekarahlon .•nor, WM= tben:; The duplicates reladn ."6"wwiliri to the cocktail& were his property. The constable said the duplicates were all of matt date, within the last month. Mr. Henry said be should commit the prisoner for trial on th.e charge, but he would remand hint until Thursday next, to allow the polies an opportunity of inquiring at all the pawnbrokers to ascertain it the neckerchief were stolen. WORSHIP -STREET. _— UTTZILING COONTIIIPZIT C01711.--E. Potter was charged with uttering a counterfeit Annan. Mrs. M. Virile, landlady of the King's Head, King-street. Old-ergot, said that the previone evening the prisoner *eked foe half &pint of beer, and put down a calf-crown piece, for which he received ch a nge . The prisoner drank the beer, when be observed, "I forgot I have • penny. Yoa will, perhaps, give me bank the hall -crown." Complainant did so, epos which ohs found that the prisoner had given her • counterfeit shilling. The daughter of the complainant said that about six weeks ago the prisoner offe,e4 her • halterowa and had change, and retained • bad shilling in the same way. The prisoner was remanded. TEE ADDRE3B IN REPLY TO THE QUEEN'S ISrancx.—We bay* authority to state that Mr. Charles Where will stove the addrese in reply to her MaJesty's watch at the eoemeteaceneat of the ensuing session. That Mr. Villiers, who annually proposed the re of the eons laws before the league was ever eetablished, shoal under take this dem is a sufLumt au•wer to t►e many idle rumours which have been circulated of a haakesiog on the part of ministen for a renewed ditty upon A. importation of cora.— Tutus. ESTRapIDINSIT CASs.—A Singular eseurrenee took plane yesterday on the Easters Counties Railway. Two gentlemen were trey: lling is a second cats carriage, when, et use of the intermediate stations between Colchester and Lentos), a well-dressed lady about 28, with an infant, sp weedy about two months old, stepped in. Site stated sae had bled travelling in a int class carriage, bat beiag taken ill she did not like remaining alone. One of the gentlemen peanut to be Mr. —, a 'urine, from the neighbourhood of Bury St. Edmunds, who, in'intating his profession, in quired the nature of the lady's illness, she replied by attri buting it chiefly to the "fatigue of travelling and weak ness, which was borne out by the delicate and palid Mate of the countenance. 01 co- ne, every attar:ion was paid to the invalid and her coed by the travellen— who little inspected the strataon their lair and interest kw, but deceptive companion was about to play upon them— the lady several times expressing a fear that she might let fill the baby, which had need named by bath the gentlemen, sad eke lea up.a the seat. Ups tterivaat at the terminus eke begged to have the child taken out, which was done by Mr. -- while she went o ff dm platform in vest of a fer vent; ski expected to meet her with a eerie/Ere. Darla( this time the other gentleman.— el Liverpool, was anglified with hie luggage ; the lady was nn more to he seen, and pare salt proven 4181101111. The consternation tt the gentleman at beim, thus bwrdeued easy easily he imagined. Ultimately the child was takes I. a friend's, whose lei • discovered about i's little person • letter, containing two 101. Bank of England note, tequetirg that the child - might receive every are, and expressing as asearaime that it mead if the pas senor el it could know the anguish and circumstance of its marker; and that if • eter.ain advertisement were published, with the address of those who had charge of it, all would altiatately be made right. Tie child was expensively dressed. ALARMING AIL'TINT BY TIIt PIIIIIIONIOI9 IN AP PLEeT JAIL.—Jobe Juane., John Harr, and John Wall, under sentence of transportatho, and Joon Wilmot end Richard Mergsn, under sentence of, imprisonment, Ave most desperate and ruffianly character/. were confined in the same ward of Appleby jail. Taey had been punished more than oche for insubordination, and oa Wednesday, after they had takes their dinner in toe day-room, they commenced throw. ing and kicking about the tin basins in which their soup had been supplied, and otherwise maitesting a riotous intention. Mr. Thwaitets, the governor, rentoostrated with them, ant threatened solitary cesthaement. Wil-on set him at defi ance, and threw one of the tin basins at the iron bars which separated the governor from them. Mr. Thwaiteo thereupon insisted on his coming oat to be locked tap. This he porta caciously refused to do, and the other. (exceping Morgan, who took no pert i n the revolt) used the most ebonite and threatening language to the office», especially the governor, whom they swore they would kill if he Lame near them. While Mr. Thwaites left tte gaol to obtain additional aid, four of the mutineers armed themselves with the fire shovel, three heavy broom-sticks, the handl e o f a Land corn-mill, and th ree heavy nut screws and some iron washers which they screwed off the mill. On the return of the governor with Mr. Bird, the superintendent of police, and other assistants, they threatened to murder the first that entered. The narrowness of the door into the ward will only admit of one person passing through at a time, and the floor of the ward being • litde higher than the rof the passage where the constables stood, and the approach to which is by two steps, the prisoners possessed considerable advantages, sad great difficulty was experienced in effecting an entrance. Mr. W. Rains first made an attempt, armed with a constable's staff, bat was repelled ; and having retreated a short distance, Wadi threw at him one of the nutecrews, weighing a pound, which struck him on the left ear, inflicting a serious wound on the head. This was followed up by the other nutscrew and the washers, one of which struck the turnkey on the beck of his band. Additional assist ance was now procured; the door was forced o p en , an d • terrific conflict took place. The prisoners fought despe rately, and with an evident intent of fulfillicg their previous throne; but being outnumbered, they were soon sublucd. The constables had to apply their staffs to the best advan tage they could, both offensively and defensively; and the resistance they met with aroused their ire to such a degree, that the prisoners had to call out to the gaoler (whose life they had just before threateutd), to protect them from the unneemary blows that were being inflicted. Mr. Heelia, the under-sheriff, reacoed the gaol ma after the mutiny was quelled, and gave directions for the insurgent. to be put in heavy irons, as the only effectual mesas of prevent kg another revolt. Indeed it would be north to give them even the liberty of the yard consi dering their malicious intent ions toward, the offi cers, particularly towards Mr. Dimino, whom Jackson swears he'll murder before he haves the prison, if en oppor tunity offers. DESTIVCTIVE FIRE AT CILABOOW.—on the night of the lOta instant, shortly alter nine o'clock,. fire broke out in the premises of Messrs. J. Sultana& and Co., ouch builders, 8t Bisoch-square, which terminated in the almost total destruction of the property and valuable stock in.ide. The flamer were first observed by an individual la at Bench lane, into which the back part of the promises projects, and in which Quarter of he building, it is atejectured, the fire first originated. The alarm was immediately OM, and wish aslittle loss of time u possible the West of England, followed by tae North of Boaland engine and the police brigade, were on the ground. Before their arrival, however, sash was the rapidi y of the oftelegratiou, Owing, no doubt, to the t xtreurely umbustible nature of the materials on which toe fire fastened, that the whole upper fiat of the build. lag was in a mare sad before long the roof fell in with a crash, adding immensely to the volume of flame which rushed out with great fury. Despite of the arducus exertions of Mr. Turner and his efficient allies, the fire spread from flat to fist with fearful rapidity; and in the course of half an hour after it was first discovered the whole work, with the exception of a show-room in frost, was enveloped in one common ruin—mamas of fire spouting out of eve window, and shooting up t o an arnseng height above the building. As it was soon sp. pandit that there was no chum Cl saving the coach-work, the east. of the ire-brigade were peacipally directed to eau the adMiniag properties, sad the superintendent haring as *filmiest heft Ono fewer than nine well manned eaglets stationed lx beat and rear, the destruetiu has been entirely isonfiami to the coach work and its eontenta. The hall of the Faulty of Pnysisiaas cad Augurs was in con eirirmariejempeedy, there heir's mielsiag balms it and the mach work bat the gable wall ; but, from the judicious arrengseasat of Me fire brigade, this dangerous point was eMeetaaii, getared,. sod the fire p led from spreading. TM total is est imated at about B,OOOL, 6,0001. of whisk is on aeseant of the stock, and the remainder on the build lag. We understand that both parties are covered by krazaboc-11 orb% Brigesh Mail. MONEY MARKET. FLIDAT ET/11111M The market for public; securities was not quite so firm to-day, and badness in the English funds com menced at a decline of / from the closing price of yes terday. Console were first called 974 to f eL div., both for mooed and the 16th; they then became further slightly dipnessd in oohs queen of the decline which took place yesterday in the French Rents. at Paris, and oonsols for money were done at 971; from this, however, they soon rallied, and ware next marked 971, when some heavy sales by an influential broker of Three and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock, and the realising of profits by the Bolls previous to the settlement, caused them again to decliue, and they were last done at 971 for money, and at 974 for next Wednesday, dosing at 974 ex. div. for the 16th inst. The next aocouot is fixed for the 14th February, and the continuation stood at 3-16 dthe day. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked, f, and f. The New Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents. were done to some extent from 991 t o f, the last translation being marked 991. Three per Clint. Annuities, 1726, were dealt in at 964. Exchequer Bills marked 69e. and 61s. ; ditto, 600 41 595. ; ditto, Small, 625. India Bond', nadir I poi.' 995. premium. Long Annuities were dame at 81, 1 11 1-16, 0.na.. and t; ditto, 30 years, 8 7-16, 1. aid 6-18. 1 .sota. _9Olll ecne ses scale, and attention was directed thistl ww y to Peruvian Bonds, in which a material advance took Owe; they were last done at 65. Russian also have ad. vaned; they marked 1111. 7h e ac t ua l sa l es compr i se; Equador at 3 1 . Grenada at lei, t, and 1. Mexican for account at 291 and L Peruvian Four per Ceuta, 1849, for account, at 631, j, and 63; ditto Deferred at 211 and 1. Portuguese Five per Ceuta, 1841, at 351; the Four per Cents. at 36 for money and 361 and 36 for account. Russian at 1111. Five_per Cent. Spanish Actives for account at 191; the Three per Cents. at 371, both for money and time. Venezuela Deferred at 10. Belgian Two and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 491 ; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 891 and 1. Two and-Half per Cent. Dutch for account at 551; the Four per Cent. Cer tificates at 861. The foreign exchanges for this mail present no material variation. Bills on Paris, Vienna, and Trieste, were negotiated rather higher, whilst on Hamburg the comas was a little lower. The actual rates were the followbg: Tom. PrI 014131 6 01 kgol• Pram T 4 Ilmatimg SIB% l3 114 l2 Ma 12 12 Aldine " 23 63 23 63 Earle ..—.............. SM. Ditto ... Ma 23 63 Fnuddlat II 20 11 21 23 Peemsbi4 M ..... .. ... lethe sol Clews ....... 26 .. ...... 121 . N 2l .... 1 Liglas Mar data .... . 32 Oporto The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 12 per milk, which, at the English mint pries of U. 17a. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 95A41; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.45, it follows that gold is 0.01 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last maul from Hamburg the price of gold was i 436 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 3/. 17s- load. per ounce for standard gold, gives ea exchange of 13.101; and the exchange at Hamburg on London, at short, being 13.91 • it follows that god is 0.34 per cent. dearer in kamburg than is London. By last advices the co urse o f exc h ange at New York on London is 108 per cent, for bills at 60 days' sight, and the par of exchange between England.nnd America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.68 per cent. against Eng land. But after making allowance for aifference of interest and charges of transport, the present rate does not admit of the exportationof gold to the United States. According to letters of the sth from Leipsig, the New Year's fair has been so far satisfactory, particu larly for ordinary blue woollen cloths, of which the supply was inadequate to the demand, and 1 to 2 dollars per piece higher were obtaiued for this description. The demand was principally for Bavaria. Switzerland, and also for direct shipment to America, a new branch of business at these fairs. The leather market had been very animated, and was soon over, especially for undressed sorts, the greater part of the large supplies brought to the fair having been eagerly taken at an advance of 2 to 4 dollars per centner. For manufactured goods the fair may be considered an average one, and 5 to 10 per cent. high er prices were readily pai d in considera tion of the advance in the raw material. In English manufactures, however, comparatively little had been done. Private letters of the 12th all., from Agaadilla (Porto Rico) state that the demand for coffee con tinued unabated. At date the current prise was 81 dole., at which all parcels which had been brought to market, had been taken. The supplies were coming in very slowly. Advioes from Levier*, dated the 7th December, report that quite a rage prevailed in that market for bejing coffee. The lower qualities were firm at 10 dote., whilst for the flee sorts the current quotation was 12 dole. to 121 dole. The supplies received were still very trilling. Exchange on London was quoted at 6 dole., and not likely to advance. Private intell gence from St. Jago de Cuba of the 4th ult. mentions that the crop of sugar promises to be a very good one, bat it was not expected that the Jwould be able to commence grinding before January. Of coffee only a few small parcels had arrived. From St. Thomas, under date the 13th December, we learn that the prospects for the sugar crop throughout the island of P or t o Ri co were generally favourable. Exchange on London was flat, with the probability of a further fall. The lent quotation for bills at 90 days' sight was 470 dole. to 475 dole. per 100& The commercial advices of the 12th November from Lima are not of any material interest. generally was rather languid, and the market was abundantly supplied with woollen sad cotton manu factures. The exchange on England was 44 for 90 days' sight. Freight to England, 31. to 31. 10a. ; ditto from Iquique, 31.35. The price of saltpetre at the latter plus was 11 to 12 realm per quintal. From Valparaiso advice* have been received to the 30th October. Business had not been brisk during the month, and particularly in the last week scarcely anything had been done. The imports of manufactured goods had been considerable, and greatly out of propor tion to the trade of the place. Thu circumstance, com bine-1 with previous heavy stocks, had depres se d th e ma. ker., and notwithstanding the advance in the price of the raw material in this country, the desire to effect sales had canned some decline in the pries of white cottons and prints. The business transacted was principally for Bolivia, Satta, and the coast of Chili. There bad been more arrivals of quicksilver; the price was quoted 105 to 110 dollars. The ninth annual volume of the "Bankers' Maga zine" las just made its appearance. As a complete record of every event and queetson in any way affect ing the monetary position of the country during the year 1549, this volume will be found most useful. The Bank of England averag es for the week endin g the sth inat, when co mpared with the returns for give week provicea, rs following results : Clismilke Iwo 530,187,475 amiskils• 15454,500 Isinese 19,740 tubes &pas 10,331,418 Demme 333,078 oar diradis VANS Osserammummtuata lomat times, km buddig_ Ott sandem Oils sod Dim Myra dityirdethr 1.0•1.1410 lemevise 63,115 osiNogn borers 15,057 • BATE 01 / 1 111WID.—Aceem for Qs W. ending Jul. I. 1160 Hass onrareincr. 3141 m Ilmesd 5e......-480.181.4/5 ilovenneenl Debt ... • AUK= Omer Secultlee. 4.988.90 0 Gold Cola aad aiiiii "man Inver Oaks ...... 217,077 40).101.475 410.281.415 amilis =Odd MOW ....14.461.401 )1Parna.11,1% Deversamesele= MI 6 i ) ;i o k ;46. st 41*837 tallubd_ -.1 • - 51.74611 =lt : r i i 0tberamiew5 .. .......... 11.601.020 x,m o ~.... 12,01047 s Debt sad Dle. Mad 16.111,413 Gold ailliliii um .. M,005 Other Demiti ....=s 1.116.101 P•vos- 46 / 6 14411645imi 1.014140 48 1. 811.111 D. BIAR 488.100.687 Jen. 10. U a NIALL. Calst :dike. ma.. ...DUBLLY STOCIAL— oak. 10. jadr..... b OisaW —" .. 15 1 i rezret-V aYr Deb. 4901.4 . 1 2 04 100. 7s 001 il a ti m Slim Company ..« Mi. paid) 89 A Paid) 81 MIS.e 1/06.1144a asu Milk NY 1114004 ins Bali. pall Mates 1 11161•Za a lhons .... ..... ONO sad Wallin • HA OL ad AL CoodOzageby -* ...... - ........... ----- StORARGIIM AID aroma miaow,. Ilaxavam, Jan. I.—Frless II Atdead Funds: OeselTi-5- lisit_par Oal, Ilk : Ada Th WOOL. 719 1119. ig mai o9ll m; aft. The us—rer dallogal ME ree . 859 8•871 Prolless jar Owls, 1051 Own Swe liii Ho. ow woo, NW. Fri dead ; Rudd Ole pet Oat. Oak weir le s ell a usr a. ha 41.1, 2 .. .. lei r ... tit Andsi. Of 5 i. 008 31 AMU. lialled4.. Ms a mi . ..." - . AprWs 5m.4 106 lkiwasa, as. 1 —Lam, 11146, per Only 971; Ditto, 1648, Pholl. OMB, ; DIU% 1644, Firemend.a.fled psi Conta., 91 ; Diem 1986 4. 1 Year pee Cants., 113 ; Ditto 161111, Fire per Costa, 94; DM*. et City, 19411, Are per Oesta, 97 ; Mink sr Belalum, Parrs Omit, 79; Ditto, him el 1141, rive pee Cents., 107. Er. (amp sa Umiak 23 471. Iwesmr, P.—Voluntary Loss, 197. Natioaal De Ml. Caminswiel Maine Soestrs prossium, 103. Proadas Bark Mb Fails sal am. ern. Tama. hat. 7.—Five per Cat Metalliques, 961 ; Pour per Oat. dltte, 79. Beek Mum, 1,143. Pathan., on Frankfort, 111. Asti. 4.—Fashenee ow Landes, 6161. Aistimanme, Jan. IL—Active Debtoro.and.a4lalf per Cents., 63 113, ; Ditte, Three pre_ Cents, 64 • Ditto, Your per cows., 611 e 5; Monet eywi.. nreenndai. Per 1131 931; Com. sierehel Compsny, Youraind.a.ltsit per Oasts., 1481 1991; Zest India Loan. Pour per Cents., 64e M; Swish Fim per Cents., 121 13; Anattian leo per Cents., 621. Wiliam: On Leedom 12.02; ditto, two months, 11.97. Or nu* 31.1311,• ditto, two months, 30.31. On Banitairg Una ; ditto, two months $4.73. Inland funds were In favoar to 4ay. Spanish very steady. Fortnum dosed the same ea yesterday. Austrian more In favour. Mexican Cat. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Business yesterday was still carried on by various members of the Stock Exchange after the closing price of Consols had been officially announced, and the English funds were done at e and 1 below the closing price. Consols opened to-day at 97i to 1 ex dividend, bo'h for money and Welnesdey next, when the closing of accounts by the "bulls" caused them ;to decline, and they were done at 961; they however rallied and have again been done at 971, and are now quoted 97; to I ; both for money and the 16th. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 973 and L. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 991 and e. Exchequer Bills have been done at 595. to 615., and 58s. preen. Bank Steck, 208 and 2081. Foreign stocks are steady, though very little business has been done in them. Peruvian has slightly improved; it touched 651. The actual business is:— Brazilian Bonds, at 89. Danish Three per Cents., at 72 and 73. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, at 861. Grenada, at 161. Mexican, at 291 and 1. Peru vian Four per Cen*s., 1849, at 65, f, sad Por tuguese Converted, at 36!. Stec! ,24 9 ENGLIeII FUNDS. Ng VC /tot Amts.. 97# # !Tr r rit Ace, i a Pit L Con. /Wm, 9;#l I tAequor MIL 395. to as, FOREIGN FUNDS. - -_ -- 6 par Ct. Auatzlan Ronde I per Co. Grenada Oda.. 164 IT 44 per CL Beim Hoods. IR 90 Granada Deterred Ma. 39 I 24 Per Cent.. 49 a 6 per Ct. Wiz., ISM. TIZI 6 per Cl. Brazilian 138 z. 189 6 per Cl. Peniztaa Bda. 65.6 6 Ditto New.Portnpatee Cow., JR IR Ico Ct. Burma Aerie, 49 SO ?met. Row Sda 015 U Ditto Milian Oda.. 911 111 Spun* ikla_, i 96 i Ditto rulers's. Def. Bat. VW Cl. Spain* Ida ..3331 Columbian Equader Bda.. 39 4 Infirred 341.:••• _pie Ct. Dun* Hda., 72 4 = 6* Faselve Ob., DU 94 K C Ct Dutch Bic, 1144 6 Ft Cl luck etrs4... Et 7 I Wows% ir =ie.... 411114 zo WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE I 1 :: MARKET. Es MINCING•LANZ, SATURDAY MORNING. 121 Considerable animation has been manifested in the L i Colonial markets during the week ; large parcels of produce 20 have changed hands at improved rates, and partly en apeeu- 121 teflon. The public sales of Sugar have gone off with 23 spirit, at en advance of 6d. to Is. per owl., and this 23 , improvement has been sustained in the sales made Se. privately; the re fi ners hav e o p erate d freely, and 20 aa descriptions of Sugar suited for refining is in good de. gc. mod. A very large business has been done in Native tat. Ceylon Coffee, upwards of 35,000 bags have changed hands 5 0 sines this day week at .roe. 60s. to 655. per cwt., bet It to-day the market is rathe r fist at the l a tt er quo. F, tattoo; the plantation kinds have also advanced 20 about 4, per cwt., but the large quantity of 3 fine Coffee offered at auction has tended latterly rather to 23 depress the market, and holders have been compelled to buy 12 1 in freely at the sales to-day to support prices. Rice eon- :1 Limns in good demand, and a rise of from 3d. to 6d. per ewe. bas been established upon Bengal. Saltpetre has been more so inquired for, and the decline quoted last week has been fully 30 recovered. Pimento has further advanced about jd per lb., 13 and ?dace 2d. par lb , while ether sorts of Spice maintain former quotations. The Tea market het been very active, 1 7 and large speculative purchases have been made. Common In Coogons have bees snld to-day at 101 d. medi u m here has si Congous.also been rather more Inquiry f or both the and ins SO TALLOW MARKET. —THIS DAT. io so The market is firm, but not so active u yesterday. The 10 quotation' us u follows •—Peursborg Y. C. on the spot, 10 395. 61.; January to March, 395. 3d. to 6i. ; October to " December, 401.6 d. so SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAT. 11 Masers. Cooper and Davie report the following quota- at, lion.; Prime Meadow Ilay, 68t. to 76a .; inferior do., 60a. 10 to 24 t. 651. ; Ewen, 601. to 601. ; Cl over , 6 01 . to 853. ; Straw ' 10 to 28s. COVENT-GARDEN.—TIII3 DAY. ; 164withstendlag the seventy of th e weat h er the supply 25 of Vegetables has been pretty well kept up. Fruit. too co 20 for the wed part sufficient for the demand. The fo ll owing 20 are the pricer : Is FRUITS. be Bt. pine.amw, per lb., 54 to lis apples, kitchen, p. both., fa to te 25 Grapoi, bo -, p. lb., 39 to Bs A6ths, per peck, 64 23 _ portopl. pet lb., Ild to Is sweet, per lb., 2o to So Seam per dos., 28 to So Waist* w NO, Is 6d to 2s SI per half sieve, M to 12a p a b a h, 16 a to 2 4 23 Lemons, per dm., is to 2a Marta, per 1001 a., 600 to SSG per 100 6s to 120 Nuts, Bar., p. bash, 200 to 22a Omega, per Jos., 94. to la 64 — brazU p. bush., 12a to 16, pa 100, N. to Its, Hest Oohs, 60. to 654 per 100 fn. wernsvAßL EB el IRhubarb, per bundle, Is 64 to 2a2 Caro* per ban., 1d to 6d 10 llama, per sieve, 211 to Sa 30 Ounas, per buabel, So to 46 ..,2c1, (Walsh, p, dos, 64 to 4. " Melia', per lb., 4d to ad 20 Garlic, pa lb., al. to Ild s Lougee, Cab., p. more, 44 toted 3 Oos, do., 6d to Is 10 native, per acto,la lidtolo. SD Mushroom, per pot., Is to la 3d 20 per bush., Os to Os Small Ba.ads, p. pan., 24 to 3tl 20 Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 34 20 Savory, per bench, 2d to 9d 20 Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d 10 P , p. am bun., ra to Is 10 perbdle.,lls. to la Ild 20 Marjoram, per bunch, fd 20 fla; per bunch, 211 East, pre tsuach,36 &Asia, per 1 1 . 24 to ir m* . mod , i Ito rs it des, 611 Ist_dssas to 61 p. amu., Ho to 34s °mos, pr du, Is dd to Ss Brook rada per ball sieve, • Id le Rona, pa balm. 6d to Od MN" pr 100. Ns to 100 s per arta, to Gs - P" lode _ Is to Ss Turolpsporiabut.lstid to 2s 6d Red ,deer ass. Is to 24 Horse didish. per bd.. Is to Ss asols. Ss to is Lo C rtal l orlmas6, tld Odom pm Wolk Id to ls Sd ISAMI6IO. PAS bombes, Is to fis pir dos. booditti is to td THE RUMOURED VACANCY FOR BOO= NOTTlNG usesstran.--We have authority to state that there is no truth whatever in the rumour that a vacancy is likely to take glees in the representation of &nth Nottinghamshire. Hr. Bromley, who is at present sojourning at /Latina, we are happy to add, is in quite u good health as usual, and we trust will lag live to 811 the seat in the county represen tation he so worthily occupies —Notts Jourvial. AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S BULL.—" We are at peace with ell the world, and we seek to maintain our cherished rtlstions of amity with the rest of mankind." " All the world " and " tne rut of mankind P' Why, this is a legitimate Irish bull of tha best kind, and must have been approved by the cabinet for the gourmet catching the Irish votes.—New York Metal& Tint TORY MAGAZINES AND PROTECTION.—WhiIe the great tory magazine of the north raves for protection, its southern tory rival, Fraser'. Magazine, in its current num ber, fatly gives up Ike false datum. " Who does not see," says Fraser, " that the cry for protection is, in the mouth of the great bulk of its uterus, but a cry for agricultural protection; that is to eat , for the shutting out of food from the starving manilas' of a manta that does not produce enough for its own subeistemse? Who does not see that its advances are full, in tact, of ell the wrest elements of foUlaaama sad Mammon worship t" ii tug. !I 4 8 II 13 di. 10 f dig. 21 12 tiO, 6 6 36 3 db. 44 43 20 22 2 1 21 al, 91 '123 111 Od 30 23 26 14 11 din. 164 176 491 3 10 114 4 1 2 21 3 1 Pm. 4 di. _9_ 11 T6s jig 14 15 Pal 9 74 dia. 6 q le I ps. 11 die. 4 $ di& 11 • dia. 13 1 1 6 1 446 34 db. 4 0 4_ 3_ It if it as. 194 6 6 t 29, 37 1 die 4 3 1 dis• i t d i did. 1 - 3 6 lid 14 37 8 1 die hi 41 di& 11l 111 i 4 ii Me. 102.202 Unman. 21 Airbath= nti Itallas sad Amtrlab) 20 mil Amino — • 20 =ham a (Viersoi: Dub!' 1.1.1401•11 20 Do. 14 Costlier . do: S Groat Wks Pedants ... 10a. Do. 74 Lasecaboar, Si Maar amdLlarre . 142 Kortlms dimes ... 7 Odom nal Hordes= ... 20 Pods sod Odium 20 Parisaad Inas 12 Paris aad des 10 1011.1111111 HMO SO Sambre and Norma 12 Tons sad llaataa 5 44 dia s 134 14 dle I 33 3. I 1 f 1 t: 78 8 Cs. 31 83 ii ii s :I la 2 2j VI 9 dii LIVERPOOL. Jan. 11. Brocz-EzowArai.—TA. sarkst to-day wu good, than being both a fair busbies and better priors. Lencsahhe end Took. shire (81th abates), 7t d.—Ends and North Western, Illa 11 12- -Ditto (new a share.), 16a. 3d. / lin ed. 1 p.—Ditto (a aues C), 111 P.—testicles:or, SWAIM, and Lincoln (pref. shares), 84-311d land, 444—Ditto (4 abarer), 221 d.—Ditto (Erowsalt Valley), 80—St. Delft's Railway and Canal, 13-400tt116 Central, 14 —SI/rubor, Otwestry end Cheater (part guar. 8 per cent.), 134—South Mourn and Dover, 122- 1/ ttto (No. 4, lee. as t-2-sbarra, 42-3 d.), 64—Dutch itiminieb, al d. MANOR/INTIM, akin. 11. geoox-Exeiteleez —The eserket ebeed St= at the prices otieetcreay. ♦moderate bedews WM effected. BIRMINGHAM, AM. U. Broci-ExcEmton.—There was • fair amount of business done in this market, and prices were the turn hi her. leaden and Ntrth Weeterns were dome at 112, and S ou th at 14 d. LEEDS, Jaw. 11. Stoox-Butilation. Th• businees done this morning ha• bre. to • large extent, •nd the time of the market le by no mean• 1111 M. The I quotaikets •re—E•at Lancashire Prigweipa, ; East ; Birmingham and Derby Stock. 20 1 6 ; ra bi e hi h i riah• ate lA rtt i l, I dia. • Manchester, Midfield, •• d Pm. Mena% ei. IL id • York and North klidl•nd Protein," Si die.; Yak and Honk kikkmar IN. _tamer --Nrigja.o.a YORK, Jan. 11. &Mei BaCMANGI.—Great Nonhipra, 71. 66. 3d. ; North MU& Quarters, 2; ; Yoh, Nevem* and Berwick (Newcastle Ys• la. ; York end North Midland Proforma, Gj. BRISTOL, Jan. 11. erooi-EzoLxei—The tires tone which hu for wake days past characterised the market continues with hicreseed acti vity and an upward tendency as regard. prices. Great Western Quarter shares left oat lif die. ; Great Western New shares at 7} die. Midland Sleek varied hest 44) to 411 ; Midland. Birmingham. and Derby closed at 20 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Wass A). at ff BAILWAYB. Tsui Day, Two o'CLocw. The share market is decidedly firmer in tone to day, and prices of me at lines have experienced an ad vance. A considerable ammnt of purohasing hail been made, a good proportion of which ta for parties moon , fleeted with the Stock Exchange. The principal rise has °enured in Great Westerns, which have been done at 634;_ London and South Western., which mark 64i; Caeddlians have been transacted at llt ; Great Northerne, at 7t. South Eastern. have unproved to let. In foreign line. there is little alteration. an= &always. 17.". ,1161.1•Wil Sift Ext. Mt lorpstir I 0 p.Ce.) 1 . ! il_ Vogl Oka. .111 r; eilv., sad I MID-a......g.mr.1 Bestss.llkia, awl Nina-. anal sal oats, ... Sr Br& ... ... 1$ Dieter E. & ff.) si DeOrao..)6 p. Ct. Prat 20 gang& Comilla 10 Do. Now Ono. 6 p.Ct„ q Do. Bat, If p. CL, No. 1 1 111 Do. do. No. $0 Do. N. 114 E. 6 per Ct 43 De. New 26 Eastern Uniotf... *Zs 1 (late B. 1:1. eh.) .. I Do. '4, 23 Do. dem aide. date 20 Do 26 Peat i lls , =. 6p. Ct.) 13 Do. New ... 64 Do. New 4 shares 13 East Linoolnshire .- 10 Ildinb urYeovil stis and Glasgow kt mer, , h Dorah; 11a L Ka aster a& Exmouth 10 Great Northern ... 121 D 0.6 shares, A,Deferred 7 D 0.4 &meg B, 6n. Ct. 12 Do. 3 per Cent. Prof 60 Qt. South. and Weet. (!m ) 100 Great North of Ragland SS De. New, S4O .. _ 30 Do. New, S&O ... „. 13 Do. New, SIS „. 100 Great Wagers... ... „ 23 Do. 20 D dims ... „. De. ... „. „ IS Dm 4117 .., 10 Mill gag BOW, May - „ 124 Do. # shwa ... $0 lamas& end Carlisle le Do. Thirds .. 1011 Wound. , cad Yorkshire N Do. do. 14.8.& N. 49 Do. whe re.... .„ 234 DO. da rts ... ... 10 De. ... ... 166 lito.Thiids ... ... 10 Do. New (gm. 6 p.CI3 49 De. Liverpool and Bury obi 10 De. Wert Riding U 7 64 dis. IS Do. Preston and Wm 40 112 10 Do. 4 duns (A) ... 10 Us& and bradtord... $0 Leeda sad 'MLA . llf k 74 , 24 dia. Do. Pr& 6 lf dis. , Do. No. 41 II Du. Do. No.2j 2 2Ms 0 DoLltiarters 164111 pee eti a til• ma 114 Loudon sad lincawall_ s 4 4 100 Lon., Brighton, & &Coast ,00 II lOU Dv. New gum. ip. Ct.' 1371 140 $ Do. guaranteed 3p. Ct lateQuyd.,allirds so4 II 10 Do. Pref. 6 per Cent.. & 66 60 Do.Conert. 6 0.r.e.,11161 57 5$ 111 Loudon and Grevainek 10 I I 10 Do. Preference .. . 22 23 100 London & North-Woolen. 1134 1144 12 Do. do. ken 4 Shane I i 11 pm: II Da. Mho ... ~ „ l4 16 pm. t Do.Slo 5a.,111. and . B.(C • It 141.. 101 London & south-Wigton & G 3 64 424 Do. New, LSO ... 34 Do. New. sell ... 3 Do. Preterenes 7 p.Cent 2 24 pen. 141 Lowestoft Guar.4 west. 14 IS 5 flank., Ilux.,snoliatiook 44 100 Mason., Shof„&lheolask - 25 Do. Climes, No. I 23 Do. shares, No. 2 In Do. &ann. No. 3 10 De., sw SIO Pref. 14 Do., Great Grimsby 124 Dw 23 Do. S&L ind Liseiln 31 Do. Grimsby Doak .. 44 De. Limo& Union 10 Do. SSO &arse _. .. 100 Do. Mira. and Derby 100 Do. B. and B. ft p. Cent AO Do.ErewashlialleyPref IN Noweasthi and Carlisle 10 Do. Now 'SU ... _ SO Do. GUMMI. S per Ct 0 Do. Guarao.66 per Ct U North Brit& 124 Lb. ... „ .. 4 Do. 6 Do. Proteges°. ... _ 174 North Staffordshire ... SO Oxford, Wore., A Wolves.: 16 Resd,GOd., and Reigate 44 Royston 26 Scottish Central ... ... 23 Sosetial Midland _ ... 12 gliroWll, a dim., elms A $ Do., Now Ogaranbsed._. 16 Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. WU.) ... ... O Do. Haim . .„ N . 1114 Do. Onrestry " ... ... 16 Do. II qr asii. Pr& - 66 Sbropsh& Union ... N 60010 Dana — SS Do. Preffireo;i; ... .. 06 South etaffordslaire... ... U) South Kamen ... ... 10 Do. No. 4 4 NlO D =tend ... o. o. 12 S. York., Doc, & Goole . - 164 Shetteeld, Rotherham. sal Goole, N. DLgaa. 3 p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny_ 60 Weer Valley,' p. Ct. gnu SS Do. do. do. 41 Wilts, Samenet.slWWM U YOrk.ifewoutle& Derv& Su Do.ExL(lfork&Newre. $ DK G.N.E. Punkin a - i -- I ft dig* Pal 22 27 2224 I per. 4 pa. Si le db. 11 111 ay. 17 II 11 11 De. iTirelliosore reg. Si ii la St. S . le 1 Jo 21 I 7 7 14P 1 po. 6s l Pm 4 Spa. 4 4 $ 4 17 171 Il 114 e 13 1 2 44 24 25 I Via. 1k 14 clia. $s di.. II db. 34 31 %27 232 SI 1.3 pas. I3s 40 pas. 19 29 pa. 40 82 2$ 19 1 124 14 die. . 1 11 . 74 7 4 die • 98 100 48 49 49 9 81 9 , pos. . 1 die 1 pia •23‘12 44 43 dia. 23 211 die Ili 10i dia. 7 6 1 7 Os I lei dl.. 1 21 pa. al lit * 7* lio York and North k 10 Do. !tamer 114 15 k 144 I% i 641. 461 4/ 19i i UI 17 11j &u TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK, 1849. SI 871 16 Batmen. Aberdeen Ballast and Ballymena Birkenkaad, Lane., & Cbeshire Bolton, Blackburn &VT t.lfork Bristol and Exeter 854 141 614 44 307 Of ii 4 160 941 22 4744 19 614 764 322 Caledonias.• Cheater and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda 'Dublin and Kingstown Dunde.,Perth,Aberdeen luau Dundalk and Enniskillen Rut Anglian Rut Laneashirts Easton. Counties and Norfolk Rutern Union Edinburgh end Glasgow lidtabsuiVatkaad Dostlee 1849. / 1860. £6lB 416 2,979 6,632 1,162 215 1;097 124 710 110 W 131 3061 90 20431 143' 18 315 11:iii) 1,0121 3,401 18,649 1,644 3,012 2,519 1,167 2,637 3,616 15,180 2,882 10,715 GreatiticirthernlE. Lincolnah• Great Southern andWesternal Great Western! Lancaster and Carlisle* Lancashire sad Yorkehire ) Leeds and Think* Liverpool,Croabv, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brighton ' and B. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln Midland Midland Great Westem.(l) Mnnklands North British Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrew.bury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon* South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitebartn Junctiot.• York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland FoaDMON. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe Dutch Rhenish* 714 711 Montereau and Troyes 211 211 Northern of France 10;4 1071 Orleans to Bourges 72 72 Orleans to Bordeaux* 82 62 Paris and Orleans 85 85 Paris and Roam 4,490 5,067 594 594 Rouen 'tad Havre • These returns are for the week ending December 31,18!9. f Excludes the traffic on the Mod and Exeter. - 31 162 y 216 463 i 50 66i 163 ' - - ali 76 37,621 470 61 1711 239 34,611 6,6161 - - .E.ii 6.955 7,428 1574 489 18,311 .14i 4,675 16,892 zioi 266 667 2,481 897 1,284 6,7021 591 3,323 1,080 1,101 1,243 11,693 1,726 704 iii 12,663 6,314 1,1,54 436 871 2, 7 0;41 2,410 RAILWAY AND PRIYATII BILLS FOR 1850.—Th' railway and other private bar deposited in the Private Bill Office, up to the let. inst. (the last day) for the ensuing sessirn are 174 in all ; five are tor amalgamations or leans of existing lines; three are • n dietelve ice , rperated railway companies (Direct Portsmouth, East of Ftie, and Glasgow and !dockland' Junction Line), and 46 relate to railwaTs generally, alter. ation of tell., extension of powers, &c., including three for new Jinn. Nineteen bills relate to water companies in the cos tropelis and United Kingdom, three to gas companies, and the remainder to private companies, improvement of towns, roads, and kcal and personal matters. The arrangements between the broad and narrow gauge companies, of which notice was given, do not assume the shape of a bill in this session. The Waterford, Wicklow, and Dublin Company nett, by one bill, to shorten their line, and only to call up 101. on each share, unless by sanction of a majority of shares kelden at a general meeting. MINES. (From the Mixi A very considerable busi n e ss has trnal.) been done this week is the mining share market, and the demand, in many mines, considerably execeds the number likely to come on the market at the present quotations. The demand foe Lead has had the effect clan advance on the ores, and we learn that it is likely to continue firm, u the smelters' stocks are very low. Tin has alto advanced, and the standard for Copper ore improved last week; thee movements having a tendency to promote a general advance ment of the mining interest. In Bedford United, South Tamar, and East Tamer, there have been some large transactions. At East Tamar, the 70 end., north and south, have much improved, and are more productive than hitherto seen, and there is also a fine lede the wicze sinking under the 'N. At South Taunt there is • general improvement, but especially in the south end of the 101, and the lode in she 90 also. Holmbush shares have been in demand at an advance. A considerable improvement has taken piece in the lead lode at the 120 fin. level south, where the lead part of it is 2 feet wide on an average, and is calculated to produce 7 tons of lead per fathom. Several pitches have also been set on the Flapjack lode. Cook's Kitchen continues improving, and the shares are in request. At South Wheal Frances meeting a dividend of 101. per share was declared. At the East Wheal Rose months meeting ot , a dividend of r share wag declared for th September and Octob er. The statement of accounts shows a balance in hand of 2,6621, 9s. 7d., atter payment of the dividend. The proceeds of salver-lead ores sold in September and October, appear to be about 9,4661. We learn that a very strong feeling of dis appointment has been expressed by, holders here, as an in crease upon the last dividend was sully expected. The dis tant shareholders have much to complain of, inasmuch that the statement of accounts is never accompanied by the re port presented at the meeting. Shareholders in the locality, who can attend the meetings, may be satisfied with all the proceedings; but we do consider that absent or distant holders are entitled to a copy of the report, not as an act of courtesy, but as one of common honesty and justice. At the Wellington Mines account meeting, a dividend of 20s. 6.1. per shore was declared, leaving to credit 541. Id. —a profit of 1521. 15s. was made in September and October, which, added to balance 'rota last account, enabled the above dividend. At the Wheal May meeting the report was read and adopted. The committee, acting upon the recommendation of Capt. W. Lean, who has inspected the s-tt, has advised the erection of a small steam-engine, for the purr see of sink ing, and s e ein g the lodes at a greater depth, which the quick ness of the water at present precludes. e— At Wheal Comfort meeting a dividend of 31. per share was deelareJ. At Alfred Consols meeting the accounts showed a balance of 6.931. lls. Id. against the mine, ands call of Ile. 6d. per share was made. The agents' report is of a most setidemory and encourneing charuter. Spearne Consols and Bakeswidden Mines are represented as much improving, and several shares have changed hands, whilst negotiat one are going on for a large number. The former declared a dividend of the y per share, and the latter 95., at the meeting on the 31st. ult., for the mouths of Sep- tember and Octob.r, each leaving good balsams in hand. Berich Consols adventurers met yesterday, when a cell of 21 per share on the new share s was made, payable by two instalments. We learn the mine is in a most peoduedve position, but that debts and liabilities had been suffered to accrue, which the above amount will liquidate, and place the mine in • profitable position. Shares in the following mines have changed heads during the week :—Devon Great Co , mils, East Wheal Rose, Tr.- risks, and B.rrier, lisinsbush, Tincrost, Tamar Consols, Trenwny, Eut .Tamar, South Frances, Callington, Co o k „ Tamar, East Buller, Daren Mine, Bedford United, 's Kitchen, West Providence, Alfred Consols, Balleswidden, Spurns Consols, Mary Ann, Wheal May, Cara Brea, Devon and Courtney, Trehane,&e. At the meeting of the Cobre Copper Mining Association, • dividend of 31. per share wee declared. It appears that the returns of ore for 1849 were less than the previous year by about 1,000 tons, arising fr.m the demand for noon in the plantations, and the unwillingness of the agents to advent* the wages at the mines. In foreign mines the principal business appears to have been in St. John del Rey and United Mexican, which bays been done at an advance; Copispo. Reel del Monte. and Imperial Brazilian, hate also been sold. Despatches have been received from the manse., at Co plop°, enclosing bills of lading of 468 toes of copper ore, shipped, per Sion, for Swansea, on the 15th October last. The manager writes as follows :—" Colds's°, 29th October, 1849. The preface of the Copper rain.. for October was 67 tons, and for the silver mines ea September and October, 92 tons of silver ores • bat it was impossible to state accurately what the produceL silver will be, or west I shalt be able to remit, until the ores are all amalgamated ; but the result will he good." The Lune Mines weekly report to the 29th Deo., has been received. The operation are represented to be pro graming in a very satisfactory manner, as will appeer by she report in detail under the head of " Foreign Mines.' =