The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-05 00:00:00

TITHES. TO THI WITCO* OF THI DAILY PIM. SIR,-1 notice in your own, and aa other daily punish. much upon the salient of Protection. Now, Sir, I am no farmer, bat t►e thought has struck sae, are the farmers bound to pay the sane titles es they were moused at when there was preteeti4a, and which, I believe, they are doing ?—I am, Re., London, Jan. 4. T. R. BROWNS. IRELAND. Deane, Jaw. 4. The meting held yesterday at Lieuenck was by far the most imeortant of those got op by the protec. tionis:a. be,t it was also the most Biped defeat which they have yet su.tained. Every effort was made to render tho affair • snug hole and corner meeting ; the doors of the Court-house were entrusted to a b .oy of police, with instructions to 'doll none ba• such as they and the tory sub-sheriff should deem respectab'e ; but an overwhelming force of pablic opin on was nevertheless brought to bear un the attempt, and a most disgraceful failure was tho re sult. A resolution in favour o. fret trade was carried most triumphantly; and the pretections's made, in every point of view, a most despicable exhibition. At the south Dublin board or guard:ans, yesterday, the Glenna,' petition was thrown out without natio cons.&vatioo. The Dublin Breniny Herald s'ates that Mr. Ed ward Berwick, vies-peesident of the Queen's College, Galway, has, we have heard, been appointed presi dent, in the plies of the late Rev. Dr. Kirwan. The F.rr.uni Post confirms the s atement mode by the Fe- (morn that Dr. Cullen or the Irish College at Borne, is to b;.• the new ROOMI Catholic Primate. Awarding to the Limerick Chronicle the prearnta tics sone of Galway have a mortgage of near 3,3001. on the tater? of St. Brandon's (the subject of the will of the bets H.,n. Mr. Ffrench), and other judgment auditors have 1.3004 and there is no personal pro party to pay the pecuniary legacies which, with the teeumbr•eees and oars, have swamped this estate of Mar 6001. a year. CLERICAL Bcrnts Or TUE DICBMIIIII OIDISATIONS.-10 the ass h of lhessab.r. 1819, ti.dinations wens halms by 29 prelates of Zealand sal Ireland, who ordained 206 deacons sod .100 priests, as. D aeons. Priests. Of Cambridge 7l .... 81 Orford 7O .... 62 Deena Dab in 23 .... 26 lentdosi Birkrottead Cbiebtels Islineon Marsh ble-ienary .... St. Babes It. David's Bt. Nickolas, Sboreltaaa Mersa persons Total 206 .... ZOO THE. COTENTZT GAOL CH•PLAINCY.—The number of candielatn for this situation, and the testimonial. with which they came etc immesilad to the court, gave rise to veriies propositions and suggestions es to how the Queen= of ap poiwesent should be proceeded with. At length it was &need that the who!. of the teetimonials should be read, The ful lewiag is the hat .4 candidates: 1. The Rev. Riolsard Wolf sides, M. A , Carom of C:reenside, Hezttans, Northam. beam!. 2. The Rev. Allred Aoen, M. A., Curate of Bur ies Coggin, Lincolnshire. 3. tea Rey. Dr. Devi. 0, D. C L., Senior Curate of Trinity parish, Coventry. 4. The Rev. Charles H. Atwell, B. A., Chaplain at LON% Borough Pri sons. 5. The Rev. John Maawell Weir. Complain of the Comity Prison., Leiceat.r. 6. The Rev. S. Brion, Curate of Almoadbury, Haddonfield. 7. The R :v. William H.ary Stanford, M. A., Cures to the Arc:Mishap of Dublin. Ta- Ley, Ireland. 8. The Rev. P. Sandberg, Curate of Sc. Michael', parish, Covrirry. 9. The Rev. Richard Morton, Conte of Harthill, Rotherham. 10. The Rev. II B Dewey, 8.A., Curate of Handeworth, S•affordsnize. 11. Ti.. R.v. Bdword Lewis Curs, B. A., Wmterham, Beat. 12. The Rey. J. J. Deanna, Curate of °ruby, Lincolnshire. 13. The Rev. B B. Davies, B. A., Keyinghant, Hull. 14. The Rev. O. W. B. Daniell, Corsi.' of Derviogtoo, Pon tefract. 15. The Rev. William Rattail, B A., Wirks worth, Derbyshire.—The reading of the testimonials occu pied above three hours. It was determined, however, to matins the voting to three only out of the list, viz Me, 3, 8, and 12, and the election reau:ted in favour Di EAT. P. L. Sandberg. The salary is 1601. a year. P xxxxxx ENTS.—ltev. R. Reltn, to the Archdeacon,' of - ......_ Hoff dlt, with Conon K., Norfolk, annexed; value 2401.; pat. Biehop of Norwich. v. C. W. Robinson, to Hatfield P.C., county end dio cese of Hereford ; value 901.; pat. Sir J G. Catee.ll; and to Grendon Dubois P.C. ; fluo 691. ; pa. Vicar of itromyerd. Her. R. Wall, to St. Ames P.C., Birkenhead, Cheshire. NAVAL. ADMIHALTT, JAM. 4.—Arrots73lllXTS —To Gladiator : Captain. J. Ada Mill. L outenanu, S Emelt, W. lanabard, mid C. E. Sidabottos. PLunitone, JAN. 2.—The Royal Sovereign, one of the royal yachts, was token Into dock this morning for the pur pose of beu.g brakes up. 81s• le one or those superb:y ciao minted revels formerly used by the It lel family in their equate excursions, sad expresslbuilt for the specific .accom isodatii.n of King Cherie 111. liar elegant Whoa, and turd. se tegjilt in the most elaborate style, ere to be carefully pee and u at to Devonpoet to be winked up as occasion may Vile. The Rope was towed up from the Quarantine station (which establishment is being gradually reduced) by the Prospero steam tender yesterda_y. also to be broken up, being too deferiv• to be repaired. These services are to be performed by hired men, so as not to interfere with the Admiralty annual pregrimme. Some saving in the expense of the port will than be effected, and further reductions in the Quarantine are in ce,utemplation. MILITARY. EMBIZZLIIIMIT BY • S NT or INPASITIT.— Sergeant Patrick Outland, of the Sib Foot, employed u under clerk laths Brigade-oflice, Chatluua, was la the habit of receiving at the Pay-office, quarterly. 351., whims sum he received from Paymaster Leech, at 11 S.M.. on the 31st of December, DM. He then went to Mr. Semmes public boast, Prompt= Barreeks, Chatham, got change of the seven five pound iota into gold, and returning to the Brigade-AL@ resumed his work as smell. Beier asked by the chief cleft If he had received the cash, be answered in the negative, and left the office for dinner at 1 p sm. The money was soon after missed and Gartland was nowhere to be found. Oarri , le Sergeant-Major Coulson, having ob tained permits on to proceed after him to Gravesend, gave the alarm to the detachment stationed there, and every man off duty went on the look out. Outland was captured while going into the last train for London. He had not made away wirk the money belonging to any other individual, but nearly all that be had drawn on his own account. He was brought back to Chatham and lodged in the Main Guard till tried by a court-martial. ;Prue last NigWs Garlic] WAILOYFICF., JAL 4. 7th Vogt. of Drug. Gal.—Veterinary-Sorg. G. Cove, trout 31c1 U. Mega, r be veterinary-mai., rice Gardiner, who nth. led Lt. Dreg. - etennary-ourg. B. C. It. GADDIDIL, from the 7th Dreg. Gds . le be veterinary-sum. Mee Edna, who oath. Mee wbo exc 14th BIM of Y.—Cept. T. h Mi.Laan tram Silt V. to be capt., lA anges. I.—Ess. t A. TODD, to be Lieut., by par., vice Boyle, prom, in 81st l .— Apt ellth Yos W. BLUNDELL, has 14th F., to be apt., Tice Farmer, who Hobs co• Nib L—Lieat. W. Bort; has 13th F., to be mph, by por., Moe Crawford, who retires Ird West ladle iLegt.—Zes. 1. num to be bent, without per, vial li. iie. = d or Bo POlL—lllet. T. C. Br hem h.-p. Seth Y., es be best. Moe Oas, peso.; is J . U. B use to be hest" by viee Irsibury, tube retro& SPORTING. HUNTING A PPOLNTMENTS. Her Me' 'a Keg bounds, Maaday, Broom Hell Het; Weitareday, ad Statics; Friday, Uxbridge Cosa isea-11. WoreSterstdris bounds, Monday, Shrawloy ; Wwinseday, Newell; Friday, Brockerioge Common—balf put 10. Bytes-as-Soma harriers, Tuesday, Hook Bask; Friday, Plough lu, Lonedon -halt-put 10. Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Barrington ; Friday, Cal low Gate—lialf•put 10. Mr. Oilee's bounds, Monday, Eastwood Oak ; Friday, Higbleedia Gros. Warwickshire bounds, Monday, Walesa ; Tuesday, What orate; Thursday, Baton Orange; lissuslay, Honey—buff. pas 10. Lord Redndide's hounds, Monday, Great Tow • Wedam Saturday,*brboreas,okeb Gate, Friday, Bleddiaitoa Mill; Shropskin bounds, Monday, Cross Houses; Wednesday, High Ewell ; Friday, Swiss Brides—quarter to 11. Brighton Mislay, Pausal; Wednesday, Thunden Banow ; Friday Dyke—quarter to 11. Brookside harriers, Manday, Newmarket-hill ; Thursday, Telsoonsbe Tye—half-past 10. Seuthdown hounds, Mossy, Tristan Mill ; Friday, Bed dinehant-hill—baltpset 10. Crawley sad Horsham bounds, Monday, the For, Three Bridges; Wednesday, Dena' Park; Friday, Holmium& Lod g-uns 11. t Moves' bounds, Tmeday, Crumbs village ; Fridsi, Album-bridge. Athenians houde,Mosday Criekata Inn Wednesday, Kingsbury Weed; Friday, GSM= Wha rf; Saturday; Three Pots—quarter to 11. Cattlemen Muds, Tuesday, Tbiatleton ; Wodaseday, Gresitain las Friday, 'amebas ; Saturday, Witham sossoa—at 11. Hurl Fit:willies's bonds, Monday, Long Orton; Wod• amig o Abbot's Rope; /Aim /Lsood—st 10. Mr. M.ynell Ingram's hounds, Monday, Loagferd ; Wed. neselsy, Drake low Setardsy, Ineestrie—haltpast 10. Donis ton hounds, Tuesday. Bolton Wisp; Saturday, Biesdiall Priory—quarter to 11. South Wold hounds, M .nday, Cawkwell Bib ; Tuesday, Fulletry Mill; Thursday, &ugh-on-Baia ; Saturday, Grew tield—hall-past 10. Mr. Lumley's bouads,_lleaday, &melba& may, Tuesday, I:Merton; Thursday, Wiskaraley Bar ; F Dulles Bar—half-past 10. Raiford hounds, Monday, Wiakbura; Tuesday, F altar ton ; Thursday, Barisal Gres .; Saturday, Thorraby Park —half past 10. Hadstrorth hounds, Tuesday, Mickleton Moll ; Thuraday, Itiorteee Hill; Saturday, N4lota Vi ll age—halt-past 10. La Intelitgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TistaRDAT. Bayou Ma. Cosonsucetza °ovum , . Ix at Fatale—DiscOtlinao STOLEN BILLS. The bearing of this ease was resumed by adjeuremest from Saturday last. The bankrupt, it will be remembered, was a carpenter in Westminster, and attributed his failure to having advanced 4001. on some acceptances which turned out to be stolen. Oa the bankrupt's examination being read ever, he re maistreetednothenetsrytateinmehrb.he ki had oi m h s i d s e b e a n , S tr a a t macti ttrday, that on , s : .i ho d th ha a l he kept no cash bode, a book having been divanrod in the canal assignee's office which appeared to have towered with him the purpose of a cult book. Hie Honour, on looking at this book, said it was perfectly clear the mania. of the two advisees of 2001. were interpola tions. In this cue, as in others, the deeper they went the ornser the ease became. What rendered it more evident was, that the accounts of the two weeks in which thus entries were interpolated were not east up is all the othen were. The bankrupt, in farther examinatioa, denied that he had ever been connected, along with Smart, with the gambling house ia Bennett-street, St. James's. When be took Mr. Scott's bills from Morton he knew of Mr. Corzen's bill being obtained by fraud. A number of affidavits were then read is evidence, in cluding one from Lieut. Scott, detailing the meaner in which the acceptances were obtained from him. It appeared that be had entered into a negotiation with Morton for two ulnae's of 6001. each, fee which he was to give MK months' bills, renewable, if desired, for ether six months, with inte rest at 15 per cent. Morton promising to_ pay the money late Mears. Gurney's bank, at Norwich Illy. Stott sent his 'inset tip to tows with the bills, when Morton contrived to obtain posse sins of them. Other witnesses deposed that, at the interview between the bankrupt and Mr. Scott, at • Hate:ludo, the bankrupt fiat said he had advanced 8001. on the bit's, then 4001., and then 2001. ; also that he had offered • man, named Abel, to " let him stand in," it he could prevail Mr. Scott to redeem the bills for 4001. The bankrupt and his witness, Smart, .denied that any seek offer had been made. Mr. Stevenson, for the losakrapt, put in the affidavit of the Hon. and Rev, F. E. Canon, of Mickliener, Derbyshire, troy whom a bill for 5001. had been obtained by a party named Prescott on the 10th of March, 1819. As in the former cue, there had been a promise to pay the mousy into Smith, Payne, and Smith's bank, which was followed by a variety of excuses, and no nonsidention was ever given. A few days alter he had a letter from the bankrupt, stating that he had advanced 2001. on the bill ; Prescott was then miring ' • and the bankrupt, on being informed of the festal, expressed great entries, said he had advanced 2501. on the bill to Prescott, whom he had never seen before, adding that he bad been concerned in any bill transactions fiefore, and that he should consult Shackell, a Baw-street r. Subsequently Shackell and the barknipt called on Mr. Cars m , stating that Prescott was nowhere to bo found. Mr. Canon having returned home, the bankrupt repeatedly wrote to him pressing him to make some arrangement, and threatening to negotiate the bill. An agreement was come to that Mr. Cars n should give an acceptance of 3001. on the bankrupt giving ap Unoriginal one ; bat on the proceedingain Lieut Scott's matter appearing in the papers, Mr. C arson's sus picions were roused, especially when he found that Shackell, the officer, was also eon in that Cale, and he refused to Larry out the arrangement with F‘rris. Mr. Draper, at torney foe Lieut. Scott, stated in his affidavit that he had in spected the bankrupt's books, some time after the alleted discounting transactions, and found no entries of the isms alleged to bava been so paid. Tire affidavit of a clerk of Maus Bash and Mullen showed that Prescott had ob• tafned three bills of 5001. each from John Fitzgerald, Esq., in the beginning of 1849. One of these had been pampa to a Mr. In scot, who sued Mr. Fitzgerald, and through kis at torney, Mr. T. A. Jones—the same attorney who had been advising Prete At throughout—and obtained from Mr. Fi•z gerald a compromise for 2501. In vane rto these affidavits, Mr. Stevenson put in that of the bankrupt himself, averring his belief in the respectability of Shackell, the officer. [lii the on-seat the reading, it was stated that this person had been discharged from the police force, but with a pen sion, and that be was now an officer on the Earern Counties Railway, whereupon his Honour expressed a hope that the company _would become acquainted with this ease.] Bankrupt had the fullest enflames in Shaelmil, and on that account advanced the 2501. to Prescott oa Mr. Curs in's bill. Ot this 1001. was in notes, ens he mad* a memorandum of the namben. Prescott gave him • receipt for the money (which was produced). • The Commissioner—What a very diff.vent amount this is from what he gave us last Saturday. Ile said then that he main no sort of entry of these transactions. The affidavits were proceeded with. Mr. Stevenson, in the course of the reading, complained that reports of toe first day's proencings, although emir. ly x parte, had been pablahed in the Sun and all the Sunday P T:Honour remarked that by so doing the parties had rendered themselves liable to a penalty of 5001. A further affidavit of the bankrupt's was read relating to the tracing of the notes at the Bank which he had pain to Prescott, and tue numbers of which he had entered in • Het. - On this his Honour remarked it wu most extraordinary that the bukrupt should take tide precaution in the first transaction, whin he had no suspicion of anything wrong, and should neglect to do it is the era-swim with Morton, when his suspicions ought to have been aroused by the dis covery that Mr. Corson's bill had been fraudulently obtained. Other affidavits followed, amongst them or.* from Mr. Stevenson himself, who deposed that he had known the bankrupt ten years, and knew that he bad a good buineis amongst the nobility, and was able to make the advances ►tated it he thought proper to do so. At the close of the affidavits, It was asked if Shackell was to he called as a witness, and the answer was in the negative. Hr. hbatkell said Is wished to say something, as his name had been introduced Into the matter. He should like to be galled, es his character was at stake. His Honour said if neither party would call Bbackell, ha could not hear him. ShackeU said he had known the bankrupt ea a respectable tradesesaa for many years, and might be allowed to put in a document. His Honour replied in the negative. Mr. Stevenson then proceeded to address the court for the bankrupt, and ag ,in complained of the case having beta re ported when it was but partly heard. He contended tLat the bankrupt had made a large proit, 5001. a year, and had only a wife and a child to support, o that he was in a poll. Lion to lend money. The bankrupt might have been defi cient in caution ; but would not the same imputation rest with renter force on Mr. Carson and Mr. Scott, whose supenor rank and education ought to have enabled them the mere readily to detect the fraud ? Deducting the enormous amount of coats incurred in Mr. Scotts proceed ings, and the debt due to kb father, the bankrupt owed only 1921. He was not to be blamed for the heavy amount of costs ; fir Mr. Scott had been the party to go to law, by moving to set said. Ins warrant of attorney, on the ground of fraud, la a technical sense. Ms Honour said that nothing but actual and positive fraud was sufficient to set aside a judgment, and the jury at Bristol had lound that there was such fraud. That was a positive fact, which this court mast assume to be proved ; it mild not spin try that isms. Mr. Stevenson urged that the trial had not bean a fair one, facts baring been stated of which no evidence was given. Afar the question arose the bankrupt had dome nothing more than a man in his position must aeoessarily have done. Liens. fleott was here to complain of ea act which he had himself originated, by sending out his scents to try to borrow him mosey. His Honour observed that Mr. Carus was more blame able in that respect. He would give the case his best atten tion, and deliver jadiamat cm Monday. Zama Its Oolonsmosca l'ANs. A FAMILY T/UOISACTION. John Colson, victualler, of Upper Holloway, applied for his certificate. His debts wore 2461. ; liabilities, 2,1501. ; assets in pod debts, 291. His Honour said that the Ply property on the credit of which this sap had been able to incur debts and liabilities I to so large an amount had been swept away by • member of his own family, his eldest daughter, in payment, as was al leged, of live years' arrears of nat. Thous was something mon than usaslly monstrous in • bankrupt thus permitting a somber of his own family, by a kind of Pam poem, to pt possession of the whets of his prepsrty, lon*. his ere. dime without a issableg. The sertlisete wadi be our plaiptded 12Mee months, mil p three = robed= withheld =al tie beak- ra lad in prism whs. POLICR.—YwanwAy. XANBION-HOUSE. ------- LODI:MG Houses. Three talon, eased PedriM Iteerthan, Patrick Lease, and Ames Crimean, Wahiawa cf one of the temaasate is Cian-egnere, near 84nea-step-alley. Bitheyegaes a teeellti md fl i quatly de mented by the City of Leila' eller et the late eheieta plague, were breasht Melee Aldemaistlitat piney. area au charge of haven amealtal Ant Osstello. The eaterieineat, it apparel. sewed • sees wad a closet ia .• home la Gm pure, sad amides* Se asessineadeie nine Who% besides her ova Melly, Is thee rune., gam The ether reser mere lee to other parties, wile elee euelefved to atm awe, malsitedie et sada eleerleoe Oat efieerdieg to Alien Ilmaillefers Wheat% the mobilo miller the single met eseeelly assuratei le Owl faiteidasle, nee, women,, mil ehlires. The isms of the yaw slag Arta - ezt ik el= le the lame peidellek the siertelite fa Is the shied mei le haws eamseisil lie sky see ase drie the We imemeed, hat Chelelmesod the rate thee Ihat beeeght mad weedie, hieesht with It the ta me kis the she% wed he 5. assitss Ss shish Sake THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1850. have hen long distinguished shove all other sedentary trades. A row took plan in the somplaissust's apartments, sad the poker and the gone, and other familiar instruments were brandished a lly the cries of murder, so that it became necomary to try the sap:riment of the police as • check to the disturbance. The three defetadants were asked as the must noisy of the aggressors (for after all there was more Boise than work), and Chaoguare poured numbers of its re into the jade. room to witness the result. The policeman who interfered for the restoration of peace dated tint the condition of the houses in Gun-square and Seven-step•alloy was the most extraordinary that could De imagined. Here there were old and young Ina and women married and unmarried. Every room was crammed with ostopans, so that when a dispute took place la any particular building, such crowds docked into it from the other habitations, that it often appeared to • miracle how the well, could stand together • sad what was IBM s urprising of all was that every instate' seemed to be fighting, and when the struggle was at an and not a dr o p of blood was to be seen. (Laughter.) A singular instance of the hudeffcy amongst the tailors in the district to cry "murder" epee very slight provocation occurred on Christ mas night, when the police, alarmed Dy the cry, burst into one of the houses, and found that their assistance was in voked Dy • woman whose husband had " murthered her altogether " D throwing • plum pudding at her head. Alderman Humphvy—Are the sanitary oommittee aware of the fact that the people are crowded together in such a manse,? . Here amu of very respectable appearance stepped into the witness-box, and said that several of the houses in Gan-equare and its vicinity belonged to him, and the .a&- tary committee had been to examine them thoroughly, and pronounced them to be in point of unitary anangi ments and condition most unexceptionable. (Laughter) If the honws were crowded to inixinvenienin he could .not help it. He let pert of a house to Mrs. Costello, and if she eiciu to talc • in other lodger,, he could not interfere with her inclination to be overrun with Irish tailors. (Laughter.) Alderman Humphery—What is the average payment for the motes ? Witness—l receive from halla-crown to five shillings weekly for each room. By taking lodgers my tenants coo %rive to get accommotiatiou for themselves at a very moderate charge. Alderman Ilsouphery-1 think they do. Do you collect them yourself 7 Witnera-1 do, twice a weak. Alderman Humphery—Are you not afraid to go into a locality ao much exposed to infectious diseaso? Witarees—Not at all. The place is by no means un healthy. The people ere very quiet, and they pay with great regularity. Aide roma Bumphery—Then you are not afraid to trust any of them a wet lie rent ? Witat se—Not at all. Alderman Hinaphiry—Then as these men are tenants or wider-tenants of yours, I suppose you will have no objection to be bound over for their good behaviour ? Winn s—l can do nothing of the kind. On the contrary I wish them all to be bound over to keep the peace. (Greet laughter.) I believe there would be no interrup:ion to the harmony and good understanding amongst thew, if it were not for drink, but against the operation of that there can be no security. The defendants declared that they never had been cha rged beton a magistrate upon any former occasion, and that although miserably paid for their labour they endeavoured to keep ail straight at home. Alderman liumphery —What ls the average of your wages? The principal workman amongst the defendants said—For working sixteen hours a day I can, perhaps, get 12s. a week, and I am generAy employed by an eziensive tailor. Alderman liumphery —I am afraid ycu do not work on Mondays ? Dcfendant—Yes, your worship, from morning till night, and from night till morning, if I can get it to du; but we are all dreadfully pushed. If we could get work there would be no time for quarrelling, end we shouldn't think of drink. The Alderman bound over each of the defendants in his own rthognisances to keep the peace. The Lord Mayor requested that the pun would acknow ledge his receipt of 101 10e. from the Drapers' Company, and 101. 10s. from the Clothworken' Company, for the poor-box. MARKETS Ltvearool,, Jaw 11. ittel6o.—The award Wes ball steady, without Wasp is =girl Sepia ansest NS Wide D.P. mad lON a mei he of Deur et Nle. par eat. Peralp i rThame aili t Wes ern We* lesig, art e e l Mee haw helia to the eslea 136 - 1/10 lap end , browse at Now le6 to lea. U. oed law wYW lee W Wan Id.; 167 banal poi Illiewbe begseald. 21e. ed. le Wad, art fr il lik:a w Teslolllea at Wm W. to Ns. N. per swt duty peld.--Nmemamatus soli ado reputed I 120 puns. pod Unman at 13e. W. pot wit.— Owns : No isles reported, Ent several small lets hi elowl boas bow bees disposed of at advenced via, itAtlee Cribb et Is to AK Cwt.& Wee at We., and Limes at 67. to We. per wt.-1001w limn Cocoa sold at NW 61 , led 130 bap Guayaquil at 71., pr cwt. No who to Pone, Onion. Pnattran.—The lady sake Mum! lhoe are 00 tot Carolinli at 15 to 15 W., lAOO begs Deggid. et Ha Ow good, and ld. tar arm EtEa We begs Para at le. pa wt. betas tamer ratea—Rox The badness is limited to SO push Dime. ran, without dunce In peke. TL: The Implored demand balked lag week ham continued, sad a further advance of td. to Id. par lb. has taken place on all low and gad descriptions of Nada and pangs; the Suer sorts, which were prenemoly tu elected. en wan lOW ef lOW The Dales of East India awaken eithass hare been trighig, eon. slating only ofu few chests Of Oyu Amara; it N. ; 60 bAles of Gao. aria, at les. 6.1.; and 100 bars at pad deed Onrume, at Wu per eat. I —4,100 pockets of Segal Loses ban brought 425. Gd. per quarter. —SATTIMTII continues dull, and only 300 bars sold, at 235. Gd. end 275. 6.1. per est.—Henan nt %DA II stilt in good request, and rather Weber Isles psld for 650 tons, els., 1 M. 64. to 140. per ewt. Drawoors : Only a limited Mistimes ha been done this week, eon. siding of 7 tow Casupeoeby Loowooo, at et.; 30 tuns Cuba Fume, at It la 64. to 71.10`., as la quay ; and Go tow Urea NICAIMOVA NOON at ISt to let les. per tea,—Tnerannws in fair demand; 1,400 Mtn le .14 at pre•ioas prices.—Americrn TA' rather higher ; 1,100 barrel. Wthoington baling brought lea ad. per barrel.—No isles re ported in AnleriCan IIOMIO.—AIIIIO. dull; Kane Wain( ramie 014 mold at last ma k's quotations.—lhosa: There has been no whim sales this week, but the market continues firm. _ The litelineal done in Banreruna amounta to about 200 tons, at pre vious prtert—Bletly Howse you off slowly; the sales of the week are about Sal hags.—Of Amato, 100 earls red Oporto sold at 29e. to 29. ed. per en t. —No tranractioun in Mammas or Disunite 'tam. —2OO hhds. tivearrotorr BARK were sold to arrive at Its. ad. per cwt. -For Ouva On. there bu been improved demand from both dea'ers and esiteulaters, and the business done during the week amounts to fully 900 tans, of which 500 were sold toarrive ; prices are, consequence, 20s. to 10s. per tun higher, end the quotations are regulated ilecorMaglf.—about B. tuns Con Out, on the spot and to arrive, have been sold at lather lower rates. 10 toes American Brun Ott, of middling quality, brought 601. per tun.—Lansaur Ora has edema:led Is. to Is. 13d. per cwt. In pal* Rare there la HOW doing, but 4 Pi. is generally demanded.—Ott. of Teary:rum Is Bat; tales of British bare been made at Be.- to M. hd. per cwt.—The sales Of PALM OIL amount to about too tons, In small lots, at 1101. Pie. per ton. -The market for TALLOW I. goner: 411 ,t, and priees father lower. Petersburg Y.l'. having been sold at 30e.; South an.erlcan, however, forma an. seeption, being in good demand, and • shade dearer.—About lan tone of Lamb bare been sold darn( the week at 32.. to. to 33.. Gd. per cwt.-4.12 Ulu of Jeri, are reported at Id. Ise. for low, up to 1111. lee. for fine quality. Nothing dons in Baltic Hemp. BRIeTOL, JAW 4. 81.70.\R.—The market reopened on Toeaduy atter the Cbristmva rev en, since when there km been a very good demand for most dew:Annum but especially three Rutted to the pane, and be tween a and Too hhtts. Went India have found buyers at from Gd. to Is. per cwt. advance on the rat. a ',Aline here before the holiday.. No MalititU4 or fun ign at market—indent, the sup• ly generally on dem to so indiffervat as mak riully to check the operation of the buten,. Thu refined marlet enutinuea ea !mutely firm, and the supply of goods ready for d Ilrero is quite tneslequwe to the demand. In rum and molasses the sale. of the week are quite unimportant. In dried fruits the deliveries continue Large and privy, are well sup. ported. COTTON.—LIVIRPOOL, JAM. 4 —fit Our circular of the 31st olt. we .poked a strong Latent feelin- In the market for a Ne ther advance in prism, which, to bring Into activity, only resulted that the actual stock should be declared to be the Immo, or 'early, as the oomputed one. This, however, did not prove to be the case ; a sums error In the computed Stock was discovered. Yet, notwith standing, the Pp dilative letling was w !ire, that thin addition to tie -tale wet not sulk dent t J stay the demand. large operations were t mired .ntu daily, and thew haws served to sustain press at the lend at Monday last. We have, therefiwe, t r4ne •Arr quotation. for American. Breen, and Egyptian id. per lb. 'Orals ire rather worse or buy than last week, but not quotably blither. Ordinary ant mid. :rag Sea Islands have declined Id. per I . The , e have ben taken on speculation 0,130 kneriesn, 40111srsnh an, end 1,170 Surat; and tor exportation. 60 Surat. 112 C committee's quntitions tosdsy foe but cult= are: flowed, bid i Mobile, Odd.: and °dean% Gid. WOOL —LoWDON.—The market continues to have a firm tone, but very little Weiner. Ma been transact d. Arrivals are only For Ennlish a rum demand bas been experlenotd, and the previous edema:red rates see fully supported. Lawns ' Jan. 4 —There has been a considerable amount of sales of Enslish combing and clothing Wools this wrek, and prices ciotatue to bore an upward tewtency. hr,th foreign and colonial Wo.la have b en In good demand during the present week, and prig remain very Arm. TALLOW.—Lobrnoie. Jan. 4.—The market is quiet; C. Y. C. on the spot errant be quoted neer 33a. to 314.3 d. • town has declined 1.. per ewt. At auction to.day 122 cake wracked ; Y. C. were snld ni amount of the underwriters, with al. fault's as follows: fine, 375. to 375. 3d. • good. 33;4 3414 to ra. I 35 s- erd. to 36e. Atearalian sold steady ; mutton Tallow however do e.ined Id. to Gil.; lino wide brought 334. to 33.. 3d.; good and wile, 375. to 375. 9d. • rather dark, 3644. t 343 e. 6d., down to 31.. 3d. to .71a. lid. for very dark; bed Tallow was In Erlr request, hut prime were irregular; really good old at 34.. lid. to 375. 3d.; middling to fair, 36.. to Es. Pd., and rather dark, 35 a ad. to 3.a. notitb American was In demand;limited cask T.llow may be quoted &I to lid. lower; dlirg to tine ri slued 355. 3d. to 365. ; dark, 34v. 644 to 3ls. 3d., and 31s. 3d. to 314.6 d. for very dark. 47 cad's Arch inset were all taken in, also 75 casks Tanning sheep; 43 caste let sort P. Y. C., of only middling quality Ibraik 41431 brought 374., and 60 wake very .aterlor, god sort, 33e. 9d. to 345. 3d. lir 157 emits amp w offered, only 23 caste four.d buyers, at 34.. 9d, for fair, sod 335. 3d. to 335. Gd. for lakrim and Megged. OIL —Loxaox , Jaa. 4.—A steady businem is doing in eocoa.aut, at 321. 10a. Ur Ceylon. Cuehlo i• held for 341. to 331. so in quality. Palm is bald firmly; today 39 cols wen all tsk ala at nogn prices. METALS -LogDom. Jam. 4.-The fluctukiiene which Pare taken phiee in the metal market'', during the year ISIS: have been very ought In comparison with former year,. Wetsu Ilan-raoy, in January last, was held at M. sa. per ton, free on board at the port. Between this time and the middle of Starch prices gradually im proved and, under the Influence of favourable report, from the Con. Unent, and the easy state of the those, market, reached W. per ton. An Aori, the reonsnmeneensent oi hood:Lea in the north of Europe, and :be Danidi blockwk of the Italtic pits, together with other un 'avowable politinl appearance. at the moment. wooed a reaction, and the prices receded between that date and the middle of November ('towing to 41. 12s. 6d. to V. I.s. depression was, however, of shriek duration, for the krone.. of the price attracted the attenhon of melt tants, shippers, and speculators ; and early in December it again reached 51. 55., at which glob:then we write the mark. t firm ta.day, with every pro.pect of higher rat,. being eetablished. The Stafford-hire ironmasters, influenced by the sabre cause r, advanced their prier+ of manufactured Iron in February last to 20s. per ton ; but, early in July, made a reduction of 10s. per ton, the present quotation being 71. lea-esarreir pro ilkON In our remarks on the sth January. lais, we gave the estimated stock at rthergew (on the 30th De ember, In is) at 05,b0 9 tons; and the quota. tines f or mined Nor., of good brands, rd. per ton. During the poet year, the production hos iniremed by the make of twelve art.i. Urinal furnaces; and the trail:mead stork at Warrant has now rerched 195,000 toes; showing an memo* on the year of 94,400 buns; whibn the price bee advanced to lie. for mixed Noe. There* at the moment, rather more inquiry for Ma article; but, with these fact& be fore us, Ms difficult to suppose that any comdderab:e advance will take place. It may be deemed a fortunate circumstance fur the Iron trade that, whilst the stock of Pig-iron in Scotland hoe so rapidly in reeved, there has been a reduction in bath Wales and Staffordshire in which districts, from the hest information we can gather on the subject, the stocka are lighter than ever were known. Eautisit 'ha : An advauce of 7s. per cwt. has taken ~ace in this article eluting the week. Foreign Tin hes also advanced; we quote Banta, 79e. to cos., and Straits, nu-Tin-ewes,. continue in good demand; and the stack in London being very small, It is probable that higher prices will have bibs submitted to ---Sebtlell : A cunaiderabte speculative la seiner has taken place in this article, and the price has, in conse quence, advanced within the Lod fortnight I/. per ten. The present mock in Lagos is 4,000 tons. In other metals no alteration. prima :-English Iron; Bar, bolt, and square, London, per to., W. ; nail rude, b/. 10e. 61. to tit. 15a.; hoops, 1. 15.. sheets (singles), Si. ion, to 81. las.; bars, at Cardiff and New. poet, IL to :IL 5a.; refined metal, Wales, 31.5 e. toil. 155.; ditto an threcite, 3/.15e.; Pigs in Wales, MU. to gl. los.; &Udine, 21.434. to 51.5 a; da., No. I, Clyde, net 2L6a.od. to U. ; Stoehr' patent reined Iron for bars, rails, the, free on board at Newport, U. 15e.; do, fur tin bolter plate., ne , do, 41. lea.; Stlrlinespatent toughened Figs, in Glasgow, 2/. 13a. to IL 1N..; in Wales, 31. 10e. to U. 155.; Staffordlire hire, at the works, IV. to U. 10a.; Pigs, in Stafferdshire, 31. Ss. ; rails, SI. ss. to SI. lea ; Chairs, 41. Foreign Iron : Swedish, 111. to 111. 10s. Foreign Steel : Swedish keg, 141. I's. to 131.; ditto, faggot, 151. to 11/. 15s. EngliA Copper: Sheet., sheathing, anal bolts, per lb., 92d.; tough cake per tea, 114/. 1 tile, 831.; old Copper, per lb., 19.14. yeLow metal sheathing, W. English Lead, pig, per ton, 1.6/. Se. to 16/. 10a. sheet, 171. 10s. to W. 15a.; red, Lead, 101. 00.; white ditto, 231. ; patent shot, 191. Foreign Lead, Spanish, In bond, 154 to IS/. 10s. English Tin, Work, ffnzt., 41.; Ira, 41. Is. ed. ; relined, 41. 4s. to 41. 7,. Foreign Tin : la bona, at. ltis. to 4/. ; Straits, M. It.. to 31. 175.; Tim l'hites : IC Coke, per boa, IL Ss. to 11. es. bd. ; IC thermal, It. Ils. to IL 12s. &I.; IX Mao, IL 17s. Speller: Platte, warehoused, per too, 161.t0 151.10 a. Eine: English sheet, per too, WI. to 211. Quicksilver, per lb. lc 4d. to 3e. W.-Miming Jurrual. OLAmoow, Jan. —There has been a fair amount of badnees 40114 this week in pig-iron. There is a wry general feeling Mat the price will further deans; hence there is a considerable Ws widen shown to buy fer forward dehvery. The cash pries mind os. may be quoted to-day at 4114. llOPS.—WoaczaTiz, lac. 4.—There has scarcely any business been transacted since our last report. and prices keep the same. Cbresses. per cwt.. New Worcester, ISO.. to 110 s. ; Amend choirs, 130.. t0 160 s ; Temilogos /Us t° ; chokes 4 0 08 . 1846 ' 0 , We. to Ida.; INS's, 355. to NM.; sod old old+, 20.. to 33a. CORN.—CulusePoitis. Jea. 4.—Notwithatsedlog the ad elapse In Mark-lane w Monday the prices bete to-gay cannot be quoted higher, and the market eloped heavily; white, 475. to 49e.; red, 400. to Us. Barley, of doe malting quality, re:untamed Its price, but all Inferior dcwsrWons could not be dlspowil of without a redac tion. Beans the same as lam week. Peas rather lower. COVarilitY, Jan. 4.—Our market has been well-supplied with Wheat, for which an advance of 6d. per bag was obtained. leg Barley in Lir request at old prices. Oats and Beans are in good supply, but we have no improvement to note. Peas a heavy trade, at 10a. per beg. Digit, Jan. 4.—Tbe supply of Wheat is again small, sad bogie • tar demand aa advance of Is. to Se. on fine conditioned sam ples wm readily obtained; damp parcels were also ratbar dearer. Ilark7 In tale supply at late rates; as Mee Oats and Bean.. Flour 2s. me sack dearer. Wbeat, 44a. to 435. per 34 stone; white, 475. to bps. Barley, 23e. to Pte. Old Oats, !Ala. to 225. per 24 atom. Beans, old, 34e. to 3k. per 311 stone; new, 24. to 112 s. Flour, 31e. to 33e. per 20 stone. E , Jan. 4.—We have had a lame attend ant* a t oar oars market to day, and Wheat has bren held firm at Is. per qr . above the rates of this day se'nnlght. Harley sold freely rat last week's Tbs supply of Oats was large; les. to Ida. per qr. hour drm •t former rata. F , Jan. 3.-The Wheat trade was rather b e tt er to-day, sod taw samples were In demand. The supply being Wafted, as ravines of full Is. per qr. was thaMMed. The supply of Harley meg good We Bede was Magri; at eked the tame of lem work. arksar, tram 91. to 131. 10s. per lead. bearty Ma. to best per qr. OW, yes. to 945. Peas, 275. tio NO. llama, its. to 33e. Him., In. 4.-Brain: The Northern Cortland& ports beta. dosed, antral, are very emell Si all Wads. Par Wks& there pas lieu a good Inquiry, and b• des sampan Mill realised sea& easel of Is. to L. per qr. Ortedles nosy Is bid ler an adverse of Its par or., at whiolt little brier le dawn In Per" Besse. sad osse maim new hr treimpineL Althotiett the imams .4 the post mime Mem, the emehe are Im i tz -say et Whisk IMMO le j, belm, IWO qty. t issna li ma ; Item TAO atm i ~..., Mee imialad nal% 9.990. : TIN mini eerie et SOSO W Alm Wm. Uwe Me been • fair dramel hem the muslMem m g kr hot pan* tether Were Mee read} MIMI WNW me am as Mat weak. The lea restabeng wese In Met pew is ran- Pimi lmo rterrifig Os OM MN lea-wq MAO gm la fret rpm edth the embres-emdast • Mimi Si about "a awe time last man The sills ham hem Is sperallea anew the past lbw marthar tree wag en ow pang • • bil t timp. attic to the lbw rib et salme ma sea. =meramalafirm Si Meeks. The Menem hut pre gm lbws Zataileft 7110011 ft from 111.4 AIN= !nn 441,000 qrs. from Menzel, 4,040 qrs. from Alexandre, 4,790 gra. Fro m the Black !ea ; 61.611 qrs. from brclengcl, and 9,592 from sundrks; together, 315,201 qrs showing a Nash trey on the peevious year of 21, 4 / 1 4 qrs. Rapeseed oontinues without interest, 1 there bang some in the port. Wheat, Enall.h, old, white, Els. to 43a. ; new, Ns. to 43e.; red, old, 375. ta 425. • sew, 37 5. to 425. hedge, 691 h. per bushel, Harbert sad Battle: red, 375. to 425. white, 41e. to 475. Barley, malting, per 2) ,.. 4 2 2s. to 265. ; grind ing, per 30 it., 19s. Od. to 19a. 6d. cld, per quarter 13e. to IN. ; we, 12.. to 11.. R Re., per et, • to 9d. Pew, white, boilers. par qr., 265. t. • blue, 275. to 1135.; /dads& 631 b. per bushel. Ns. Od. to 96 . 1. Beane, old, 6310 e. per Nebel, 17s. to 31e.; we 27e. to 31..; w i r dir4 u. e , us. to 34e. Tam, new, for 'owing, pie qr., 235. to 3N.; Nib. per bushel. Ns. Is 21a. By., /me gene, N. Meet per t0n, 61. Limed. t# qr., Black Bes, 444.0 d. toads.; Bt. homburg, fine, 41e. to 425. Id. pool treating, 39e. to 405.; loiterer, 31s. to Pk. Rigs. NW to 39.. Ad. Archangel. 39e. to 4i.a. od.; Konigsberg and Memel. 36a. to 39e.; clean for feeding, 40s. to 435. Rape. seed, per last, German and Danish, NI. ; Black Bea, 162. to 165. Foreign imports into the port of Hall for the laat the years. YTs. I LIMO Qrs. 1811 318701 1418 830681 1817 ►87981 ►Bl6 wart 1843 263132 seed. we' Wheat. Barb,. ars. Qrs. Qrs. - - - P 716 288117 264924 61733 168411 204053 33741 121617 67114 19296 56411 63540 197.2 30368 11,191 Osta. Ilesas.! Pisa Tares. .as. Qrs. Cl-s. Qrs. Qra. I 42613 71910 41090 7717 47217 76303 1 33753 6206 113191 56447 11361 7314 93004 17E5, 19011 4353 28365 14413; 10303 5621 MAIDSTOMI. has. 4.—This day we had a very poor trade for all grain. Wheat was In short supply, and realised last week's rates only. Lent Own was quite a drug, although offered at leas money. There I. so spirit of speculation gum on, which is needful to wan of the surplus stock that is now is the bands of the growers. LtircoLW, Jan. 4.—Our raerket wan well supplied with Wheat to-day, which met a dull sale at Is. advance for the best runs. Secondary aorta an.. ea lan week. Barley vary dull, at late rate.. No m.ange In the value of Oats. Wheat, 4big. to 425. ; white, 400. to 495. Barley, PX to Ws. Oats, lls. to 13s. Deans, 21s. to 13s. LIvekPOOL, J AN. 0.-the imports of oats, oatmeal, and flour from Ireland the Last ten days are of fair extent, but of wheat very smalL The principal importation from abroad is 16,367 barrels of hour from the United States, with moderate quantities of foreign wheat, barley, oats, teens, per, and Indian corn. The corn trade has shown much buoyancy of late, and there has Men a slight im '''Vnt in the value of mast ankles, with a tokrab:y free remand. Thin ini e rk's average of wheat is 395. 4d., a,d the eggregute average of the last sit weeks is 395. 3d. per Imperial quart( r. There was a fair attendance of millers and Milers at our market this morning. Wheat was in steady request, for consumption, at an advance tm this day rebinight of folly Id. per bushel on all descriptions, and In a few in stances the improvement was 24. per builieL flour was 64. per sack soil barrel dearer. Indian corn was 6d, and beans 3d. to Gd. per qr. higher. There was no hnprovisment In oats and oatmeal,but extreme prices were obtained. Baal and peas were without change. The from appears to be tearing us, and the weather at present is mild. The following are the present quotations. Wheat, per 761b5., Emelt*. reel, old, Os. ad. to Oa. 7L; new, Is. lid. to 6.. 3d.; white, old, 6s. 7d. to 74. 14.; new, Ca. 44. to Cm bd. ; red, old, is. Od. to 14.7 d. ; i.ew, 4s. lad. to t 0.104.; white, old, ss. 6d. toes. Id.; new, ss. 9d.to 6s. 61. Ilsrley, per qr., English, 26a. to 2116.; Chevalier, 264. to 30s. ; Scotch and Irish, per rialte., 241. led. to 3s. Id. Malt, per qr., English, pule, 54m. to 340. ; Irish, 40 .. to 465. Oats, per 45.05., English awl Scotch, old, 2s. bd. to 20. link; Welsh, old, 26.4 d. to 24. 3d. ; trial, fine st rta, clot, 2a. 6d. to 2a. 74.; new, b. 4id. to 2s. 614.; general, old, 2s. 44. to h. 6d. • new, 2s. 2111. to 2s. 4.4.; Beans, per qr., English, old, 32a. tone.; Scotch and Irish, per 490th a., old, 21s. to M.; new, 245. to 775. Pese, per qr., English, white, 29.. to 30a.; In-b, grey, 21e. to 30e. Flour, per Mita., English and Irish, M. Goods, 275. to Um ; fine, 295. to 30a.; superfine, 30e. Cd. to 32.. Od.; extra, 33a. Od. to 355. Gd. Oatmeal, per lad of 2191b5., Irish, 1819, 21s. 04. to 22 5 Od.; old, lbs. 64. to 21s. 04.; Canadian, old, 206. Gd. to 215 Bran, per !Übe., 104. to Is. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, ss. lid. to 6s. 3d.; white, 6e. 64. to W. 1151. • United States red, 116.24. to Gs. Cd. ; white, 6s. Ind. to 7s. 3d. ; mixed and red, 3d. to 64. 7d. ; blob. mined, 7s. 61 to 75.6 d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 66.51. to fle.9eL; white, 6s. Gd. to 7a. Od.; Riga and Petersburg, red, 3s. 3d. to 2.. Oda ; Archangel, 3a. Od. to sa. 3d.; Odessa, common, red, 3e. 2d. to 3.. 44. ; Polish, 311.7 d. to 5..94.; French, Spanish, and Italbin. rod, 6s. 04. to Gs. 3d.; white, Cs. W. to Gs. Gd. • !Initial and Marianopohi, red, ss. 74. to ss. Egyptian, 4P. OclAo 4s. 44. • Meditematean, he., Lard, Mi. 3d. to 444. 6d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 21v. to 224. Earley, per Gulls., grinding, 2s. 10d. to 3a id. elate, per 4 ;lb., 2.. Gd. to 2s. ; Russian, 2a. Id. to 2s. 61. Beans, per qr., European, 3es. to 31.. ; Egyptian, per 4811 b., 245. ed. to 255. od. Pam, per qr., Baltic, bee., whde, 26a. to Imi; Canadian, 235. to 264. Mmir, per brl. 1961 b., Quiadianoweet, 22e. ed. to 21s. 6d. W Western Canal, sweet, 22.5. to 21s. Od. ; Ohio, 245. r 4. to 26.. ; ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 244.0 d. to 255. ; Canadian, sour 19a. to 20s.Gd.; French, super. floe, per sack of 3801 w., 365. to 39s.Indian Corn, per Ibolb., Ante. rican saute, 264. Csi. to Va. ; 234. 6d. to 295. dd. ; Euro pean, ye110w,26.. Mi. to 3es. Indisn Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 135 6d. to its. Arrivals from the lot to the 3r41 of Jan. inclusive into User. pool and Runcorn : -Wheat, 3,319qr5.; Barley, Lo 1 . 2; Malt, 518; I ats, 3,287; Beans, Lobs ; Pea, 3'..d.; Indian Corn, 90.; Oatmeal, 5,179 inks ; Flour, 3,5914 racks and 2,545 laurels. RIPON, Jan. 3 —We bad a good supply at to-dart mar ket. Wheat rr..gared from If. to 2a, and Barley Is. per qr. ea last week's prices. In Oct. and Beans co alteratioo. SCklllsolint'oll. Jan. 3.—Our terusirs =spiralled 11l geed drat of firmness for the it guts te-day. For Wheat we had but few sellers, without an &drone of 21. to Ss. per qr. For Eariy an ad. %%oowe of Is. to 2s. per qr. For Oats id. per stoi.e. The Flour quit) by In 3 means brl-k, at our inatatlgns. N hest, red, 4a. W. to "e. per 6 stones ; old, Ss. 3d. to So. ba.. WhPe Oata, ad. to 6 pi. per stone ; block, id. to Pd. Barley, malting, Ns. to 21a. per qr. of 32 stones; grinding, 20a. to 2 '.. liuperdna Flour, 3:4. to Xs. per sick of 20 stouts; seconds, 2%. to 30s. Sot:VIA lIPTon, Jan. 4 —Oar market Wm fairly attended this morning, bat the amount of business was eery limited. English Wheat was fully ia per qr. dearer than last wean, and such m.y to goosed at from 42P. to Ito. for Rd, and its. to Es. for white. For foreign there was no inquiry. Barley firmer ; prime malting pawls*, 255. to 21SP. ; minding qualified neglected. In Hedis. PC.if anJ Oats no alteration, being only In Plow efinpuroptice demand, at ab out former Moor, Is. to 2s. per mak higher, which checked the sale; tae prior is now .11a. to 325. per faCk. WAKEFIELD, Jan. 4.-The lees adverse Wilide and state of the weather hate canoed our arrivals to be mall; to. lay to is milder, and we have a very inactive market fir Wheat ; but Uttie business is done, and List week's rates are unaltered. Barley, of choke quality, sell+ nn previous terms, other des.riptions are glow and recede in value. Beans fully as dear. oats and shelling without variation. The following are the ...meat priirs ; Wheat, per qt. of COlbs. to the lawful, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 43a. to 44e.; extr; 43e.; whit; 435. to 49..; extra, s.ia. ; Nor. folk and Hunt. r 4 40s. to 4L .; extra, 43e.; white, 41s. to 145.; extra, 47s ; Lhistoire and eunbeidgesitire, red, to tos.; extra, 425.; white, 43.. to 445.; extra, 40,1.; Torkstire red, 375. to 30..• extra, 41•.; whit; 435. to 41..; extra, 43e.; and Kents u burg, white, old, 445. to Ca; e xtra s 490.; Lower Baltic and Ham rg, rd. 39a. to 42a.; extra, 44..; Mediterranean. red, 35.. to 395.; extra, 40a.; English, okt, red, 41.. to 4.5 a. • Wild!. 50e. Barley, per imperial qr., Notion' and Suffolk, 275. to 290. ; extra, 305.; Lin colnabire and Yorkshire, 24; to 26e.; extra, 7.7 e.; Scotch, 345. to 235.- extra, 26e.; Finding, Ms. to 225. • foreign, 31s. to 23e. ; extra. 23e . . Beana, per qr., 6110. to the butthel, small, doe, old, 325. to 33; ; new, 17s. to Ms.; ticks, old, flee. to 1t..; new, 2.15. to re.; foreign, o"d„ 20.. to Av. ; new, 235. to 275. Oats, per ston e, mewling, 91,1 to 9d.; Ix. tea, Hid.; feeding, aid toed.; extra, ; foirign, Sd. to Pd.; extra, 90. Shelling, per load of 25115., 2.:a. to 235.; extra, 245. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 335. to aGa.; extra. 314 e. Pia- per qr. imp., blue end white boiler., 26s. to 28a.; extra, 32g.; my and feed, 21a. to 23,..; extra, 27e. ltapeseed, per lest imp., Ergloh, 291. to Si!.; foretell 231. to 31f. Littered, per imp. p., 31s. to 445. Imports during the week: %heat, 3,701 qrs.; Barney, 1.49 d; Oats, 370; Beans, 239; Peas, 43; Shelling, 240 loads ; Slat, Gt. loads. CATTLE, 440.—Cenuete, Jan. 3 —There was a rood show of stock fa the market toadav, nearly 30 bead being on uthr. Tney were principally Oalloways and Krim., with a few oh: rt.hurns and balfdan do. The Kyluea and tialdways were of Ito ad quality. A clearance would be effected, lour only rem a ins unsold. )'or the brat aril; les even last wet k's quotations cannot be met. The prices were from 4s. 641. to as. 34. per stone of 141 be. There were about 160 Sheep in this market, comistung of a few breed Sheep (as the t e rm is ( he. riots, and blael-faceiL • clearance woulu prubabiy be effected at the ("Sowing prim.: -Ewes, 41d.; wethers, d. per Ih.. *inking offaL There were only two Calt,s on offer; gild Wore we [cached the market. Prima from 4d. to 40. per lb. Eturrza, Jan. 4.—There wan a fair supply of &trucks, with but a small lot, f Sheep. and • dull sale. l'riees however were firm, and prime fat Beef sold at fully be. per acore ; the prier a miming from be. bd. to th e latter egure. C o w s a nd Calera sold at ir.m hl. to Lit. each. Store Bullock. were very scarce; butchers Calves were also mum, and ROA at from 3!d. to tid. per lb. Ti.e supply of Sheep Irda unusually stnalljunder Veltio.; the Win it ethrt's were worth Sid. per lb., and in some ins:srugs, rather more muney was ub anted. Ewes, 3d. per lb. SOUTHALL. Jan. 2.—We had a slack demand, and prices were burly supported, at late rates. Beef made from ls, sd. to is.; Mutters, 2s. 4d. to 4s. 4,1; Veal, 3s. 4.1, to is. ruck, 2s. 4d. to 3s. Cat per storm of nib., sinking OIL Yuan Jan. 3 —We had a short supply of fat Beast s , which met with ready sale, at from Ss. to So. Cd. per etone, the mar ket having a good attendance of buyers. A short supply of fat Sheep sold well, being from .4d. to lid. per lb. An indifferent Mow of lean Beams bad bad sale. GLASGOW, Jan. 3.—We had a good supply of fine Skits this morning, but the quantity was not equal to the demand. For the very best quality sales were quick, with an advance over last of fully 2o per ewe, and all nearly sold. Very few from Ireland this morn ing. Brat ex Beef, 495. to Ms.; second, ets. to 43e.; Cows, Bulls, and inferior, 3.35. to 40.. per cwt., sinking offal. Very few wedders in the market, and these were early bought up, at an advance over last day of hilly Is. ach. Beet aged wedders, Sid.; second, Sd.; ••• co, At per lb., finking offal. Piga in demand, Irian 30e. to 37e. Calves emrce, at an advance of 2s. to Ss. per cwt. Best, Vs. to SU per ewt. The public. of Lite, seem not Whirled with the low price of touchers' meet. Flom 'the advance now takes place, a rise will also follow on the retail pries, which Is a move in the contrary direction Item that which buyers have bens suggesting. NOM bit LONDON OAZETTZ.—Friday, Jan. 4. Jona Drzon, Liverpool, pow, to anr;n7deeJaa. 17 and Feb. aat 11, at Liverpoel Court. DJ'S.. Nea.. and Mart* Llverpcol; off. asaig., Bird, Liverp - 01. WILLIAM Purim.), Maybe ul,hotelkeeper, Jan. 21, and Feb. II at 11, ut Liverpool Court. Sol., Morris, Chester ; oft. wig., Morgan, Liverpoca. !Issue EDWARD Tneit, New Cavendlet•-etritet, milliner, Jan. la at 2, and Feb. II at 12, at BasinabalLatrout. Dole., Vatt deaden 111141 Cumming, kuigatreet„ Llasapsule; oil. aria., blau,* dambruok. wart. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. ADLINGTOX and Juan, Liverpod, tailors—dh. a lid., Jan. 10, and any subarquent Thursday, at Turrat'o, LiserpooL J. 11. AkNOLL. Ullll N. 11. WIJOU.NTT, C.emest's.tans, ..tip and WM- I.lnCe agents— •Jad dir. di M., Jan. 3, and three auteequent Satur days, at blwards', thunbrosk-eourt. Jana* BATSMAN, bouthampu•n-buddinp, broker- 7 3Ft and final dlr. ot . . bd., Jan. b, ai d the aubsequent Mituriiya, at Groom'e, Alschurch lame. WILLIAM 00CJIMAX Sid JOIIN BODIIRTAON, USIA, NM air. casts-4th die. of Is. 0 1.1 W., Jan. 17, and any aubsequent thins day, st Throat's, Li Wausau (pawn,ll= L Woreestershire timber mertiont—lst die. 4a. Ild., aay Thursday, at Whitooks, Bznoingium. CHAIR/an ruanks. Ounsams. sad WILUA,I IlL.sllY HILL. Walsall, Mad. d•hirt, merchants—lit die. of Id., any Thursday, at Whit more's Birmingham. CIIIIPROPIILA bassi LI. FLOOD and Ilsair Buck LAND Lora, liceiton, Devonshire, bankers—let die. olds (on the separate crap of IL IL Loath any Tuesday or Friday after Jan. Is, at iWtsen's, Easter. Tomos FAANCIS, innaingloss, Bail manufacturer-1A div. of 10d., any Thursday, at chriatie's, Birmingham. Taunus HuiLiuNaes, bunderland, poet-Ist die. of ba, on sew ywoofs, Jan. a, and any subsequent matunlay, at Itakeet, Noireastk. upon- e. I !WILMS Joao, Liverpool., licensed victualler—die. of Is., Jen. 10, and any soutorpsent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Mat soca Jo.. is Lionshol, saddler—Tod die. ot 201., JaM. 9, and any subsequent %Woodsy, at Morgan's, Liver, oeL Wm. /'etiolate Muu.e , it , rt-street, Mark-lane, and High Holborn, spinnaker —4th and final die. of ls. Jan. :,,bind three *observant beturdays, at Groom's, Abchurch.lane. Joon Owed', Treinanny, Montgomeryshire, lamer—let dlv. of 15. 5., 14 Jan. 9, aLd any subsequent Wedersdny, at Morgan'.', Li EDWARD MOIMITS, Denbigh, currier—la die. of lv. aid., Jan. 10, and any subsequent Thure,lav, at Turner's, Liverpool. REMIT ALLLADDIA STL,WAKT, Liverpool, slop broker-4th dia. of U. 111 d., making with previous dividends 13s. Sid., Jan.lo, andany subsequent Thuroday, at Turner's, LtverpoA. Jonx % *mom Chestir, adversmltti dia. of 21d., Jam. 10, and any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Ma :now Witmer Macclesfield, (leakier silk dyer-Ist ale. of be. 01d r .., Jam ind any ancesquent Tun : day , at Hobson's, Mae. cheste DIVIDEND& —Jan. 25. E. !lemon, Tottenhamtourt-road, pawn btuker—Jan. 23. N. Bruce, larringdon-sure; City, printer —Jan. 23. J. Bucklai.d, Grostenor.street, Grosvenor quart, Leeman—Jan. 2s. C. Butler, Tonbridge Wells, Keat, ware manufacturer —Jan. 25. P. Clarke, Jan., Colchester, Easel, pawnbroker —Jan. 29. D. G. Foster, .t. Joh o's-squarc, Clersenwell, irtimutaiger—Jon. 23. J. Ilenderson, It, Bast, houliseller —Jan. .3. J. 11. Illposud, Cordial, City, merchant —Jan. U. J. Jackson, Talwrn kiclashunt above, DessUghshire. farms —Jan. 23. W. Kensington, It. Stephenson, D. R. licraisigton, and J. P. Leintrard-stmt, City, biuskers—Jaa. 29. C. Boberts, Helen's, Lancashire, corn factor—Jan. 29. J. Stuckrlale Liverpool, soap manufacturer —Jan. 23. J. True, botrnham Market, Norbilk, iroomoopt —Jan. 28. G. Wheelhouse, York, banker—Jan. 21. J. Wright, NorthamoPin and Hardingettme, rottnampt3noblre, and Birmingham, corn men:hoot. CI.473I , ICATLS to ho grim Md. unless cause begin:mu to the contrary, on the day of rarietlag. Jan. Z. 0. &m, Brighton, pcstmaster —Jan. 29. J. Ford, Col. cheater, ..e; ginger beer manufacturer Jan. 20. W. Liibb, oft., LI eonimio unn agent—Jan. 28. J. Moulton, llidme, Lanerahlre, r—Jan. 28. ltackharn, Southwwn, Su folk, wine enercb.int —Jan. 1.5. M. N. Roving, Birkenhead, Chernire timber merchant—Jan. 20. D. Slater, Preston, ltialandoldre, abaci maker. CLUTIFICATEB to be granted, toilers cause he shown to the contrary, within 21 days from date. Jan. 1. 8. C. Tripp Bristol, ladginglsouse keeper—Dee. 31.1. Robin. moo, Homey , Torksblre, dyer. CESTIFICATEn to be conermed, mhos mule be shown to the sontrary. Jan. I. J. Wombs, Derunchire, shipbuilder—Dee. 31. T. Derek, Brimol, hackney ay proprietor—Jan. 3. U. Newbold, Langton, budeoedshire, mercer. PARTNERSHIPS HISSOLVED.-S. J. Arailap. and B. Armitage, Shipley, Yorkshire, Wry araufactusma so ki as regards J. Armitags-W. ii. flea lad I. Phillips, Thames, Surrey, teaks*Sers-f. Sta. sum. T. Bar I:7 .4' at Harper, Pickeru3g, Yeekshlre, poem-4. Swami and J. A. Cary, Durham, architorts-W. Y. Clarke sad J. N. Geste, LI ship ehandlers-I. uLultwo and I. lialsweere, W irrefounders-T. S. OM% am, 1,. libldalZ a a b ld : T. Mistreats, beakers-A. awl W. W alker - U. W. 1 , ..0= J. IL Amara, St. City, attorneys-E. Caspar sad IL Dose, trawl* surgurs-1. aural and IL Harter. D. Crab Credo ad J. A. Owe" OW Breed.eweet. alts ter dadwads brotere-D. Creasy, S. Oalswertley. Jed.. sad N. U. Crareater roastreet, Southwest. 1111111=kr as E. U. -IL Darwin sada. Carry, illay attonsay•-W. e t. son and O. Davie" Stssodwd. broww-A. J. arMad W. H. Illinsik laws. Swim, sasiseas-J. Dam* and J. iWinam. Leek alleraspe-lise Dye sa awl Jaws' DM% Idud. *Mid. Edwards, J Edwards sad B. I. IsP, HO- T. siwasts. wards, art N. s., 11 1.1 =a13. 2 =thworeg J. Ed it BurhausaJ. Tabc, A. Rol J. Clot, Ofiroaa as J. regards A . A. S. Illater-T. C. lii soil. Chaveur, Deel NM Sendwish, -W. Ashen wed J. listlhess.llmAllay, Testdire. ma J. . C. lafr , Lambert owl 0. Ismilmodz aw erocate-P. Lieriader, J. Arley, astar. sad E. ssni MIN; se far r ragas& J. # 4 oAve-i. Ilikeas.llL D. and S. 11. Wsight, thoke-spaa.Tisal. Illelimlehins, timihstasers at Oat tee. se ler is owe S. I. 111104-0. MMUS end W. Bei. lanstry, Yorkshire, sloonsams-D. Hum awl T. Nalt i llectreet, Claim. teabeelkes-L Nesbitt, A. sod T. kunalag. Isar Cillg. trial, se far as regaids J. A. Olan issi, as Ise is rya& lie essardas with the hirkett Caule lasasesse Idenwews-J. Peses end J. C. Tam Naas. am ft . esel asweltemes-P. PliShasee and E. Ptillknan. Nasinkswisow. Wa . 4 .0 1, 4 4 24 Sassen-N. fillips and Walesa. AnslNlarass. Wing. try saint-T. Ptu and J. Smith, ibidesar. Wenwiewshies, bersisse-11.PeOre, A. Potter, sad J. Pertior_ . Caleatte, essasstestou serdwas% se Dr sit A. Petter-T. Dim Z. PS:d_T. 2l ra brie. ir asidgerds T. -11. L D. armi. Artedbwry, T. Ditiess awl J. AI" - . Ecesnan, 1 J. dada. lissc i Zi p tlT N. harrilar-IL gal T. Bead posin.-J. lieu. and , saelsreted warm se it as twit elleote-J. dealt aad C.C. shlpbuDisse-A. S. Insingwellw add P. O. Ilesem. Adis raasi, Ow. sodtdoe sheet awl emend sublet. rrilietaress-IL Tawlsis awl % Oeseleps. Naerrersdner. liessowseres. Idlese-411me et Selisdiashweee leyearsaset 01•111111.. and eNwslot with the ' a ss:g= ini. seaspasi Weston Ink of leslied. eked k et trek et daselowd. Nneltemeslodiefilaselsed Nara *NM Ormaereld Ilwskares Ct= at Climpaer Cake Ita. draws Owe, al Oksgew , Dawdle mos OlsOsal el Ussowseasa MY Onstwoe lliel ta lls"l CAppee7 ll.l. , W. WlMsowo, O. Runt, aid J. W. ham. Chesty awl Nawralee. Waning weewhelarera-T. Wise sada Nub. AWL eine% silvanaaliss-J. Waal sad T. Woad, saws. bodies-J. Tay and J. rape, itsedietw. Ins dealers. 901711119 Iskinzationi. Thaw Coon lama% W' at N Clitamar fi Iltevtark tatiata 9111. 9 999 Yak 19. .199 warm Jams Lama, zamtisatatat, cattle dealer. /am 11 otol U Yeb. 1. at the laa. Datatrlaa. r i t un sp rna= mais satt Ciaag e ri, 949. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY. JAN. 5, 1150. Th. State of the Weather at each of the following pluses at Nine o'clock yesterday noralng.—The stations are now arranged in order of latitude. Nese of Plass. Owns of Wind. stat, of Peatbor. SHIPPING IN7'F:LLIGENCI?. Mew ow Ounwomeam, Marvin,: Oaset4,.. art "11.111 CASUALTIES. Aboukir, Scott, arrived r— front Lon Bombay don, e m Dee. 'track upon a r • entering h l. Colombo', for New York, has put back with much dump having been in isoweat, 2nd inst., off Wicklow Bank, mu: the Robert Fulgoni, front Calcutta, which alto reecr o f damage—Liverpool, Jan. 4. p a th . f rom Calcutta, in coming up the pool to - day, pot in contact with the Dondee steamer, and Irrst and received other datnage.—London, Jan. 4. Sophia, Somali', of Dummy, arrived off this port this me m tog, but on being ordered to perform quarantine, k . under way; she subsequently missed star, draw f „. wards iloant Small, Struck, heat against the thff., sank; crew saved, and ordered to the 1.5 z tretto. -b,. ers, Dec. 17. Sophia, Leigh, of Jersey, from Seville to Falmouth. rm oa *bore on the banks E. of Cape St. Mary'., 22n4 1) e., was assisted off alter discharging part of cargo, and brunt,. In here yesterday to diseharie the remainder and b: 5,,.. veyed.—Faro. Dee. 25. MAILS. •lIIIIVED. fisabem Holland Lisbon Jan. 1 ; Pacific India via Southampton Jan. India via MatsonMa Beaton and Halifax Jan. I , Maxie, and Havannal. Wert India Brasil ARRIVED. Alums-at Plymouth, January 1, front . Arne-at Plymouth, January 2, from Ass-of Torbay January I, fr om Anew-at Gravesend, January 3, from Gott , ' • MISCUE. PAKINSANU- at Gras estnd, January 3, from Burr Ammo-at Gravesend, January 3, from Mar- Ame-at Liverpool, January 1, from at. Bin Aosta-at Liverpool, January 4, from ADYNXITRIt-at Bruno!, January 4, from BRILLIANT-at Cil'AN"4ll.l, January 4, from Commansa VILLA-at Gravesend, January 4, from. Cauca-at Gravesend, January 4, from GraneeraL January 4, from Sw CKAILIA-at Graneen.l, January 4, from tla Caaousa-at Queenstown, January 3, from Colmar Csaa. aPLaeni.air-.t Glasgow, January 3, front 10. John' Costa-at Bristol, .1 4, from C. Samsun -at Li, Januai 4, se Currrroa-st Brie January 4, from OUANPION-at Liverpool, January 4, from Dolts -at Liverpool, January 1, from Daoirruiva-at Liverpool, January 4, from Dram-at Shields, January 3, from DOILANOO-at Gravesend, January 3, from Dos-at Gravesend, January 4, from Haat or Atarraini-at Gravesend, January 3, from Kasen-at Liverpool, January 1, from Re enanna-at Gravesend, Jannary 3, from Earamwes-at Gransoad, January 4, from Ewa atm Pau-atValmouth, January 2, troin EARL or Latco•raa -off the Start, December 31, frOM . Pane--at Deal, January 3, from River Favouring-at Deal, January 2, from. rwaia-ot Poole, January 3, from ORATIICOS-at Liverpool, January 4, from Ilium -at Torbay, January 3, :from hewn -at Falmouth, January 2, It um 'SAIMAA Lent-of Deal, Jacuiry 2, from FIPAINCISLa -at Gravesend, January 3, from Willa-al 'ARV January 4, from Jolla Moow-at verpool, January 4, from Jona itaveuest,-at Liverpool, January 4, from JACOB A. WIATEILTSLT-SL USCITSIOI, Ja nary 1, from Joint -at Bristol, January 4, from Joint mu, Axs-at Gravesend, January 4, from Lionae -at Oravesend, January 3, from Louisa -at Gravesend, January 4, tram Lovias-at Veal, January 2, from LOCOSTANIL-at QUCCAMOWN, January 2, from L_ce-at Bristol, January 4, from Lao sta-at Liverpool, January 4, from Maresnc-at Liverpool, January 4, 'ran Muree-at Falmouth, lasuary 3, foam Maalox-at Queenstown, January 2, from Illsansana-in the Channel, December 30, from OCCASION PANPIOL-111 Gravesend, January 3, from. Pawn-off Bristol, January 3 from Par -at Falmouth, January 2 from... " fr _ . PIONCISP Romat.-at Falmouth , ' January 2, from Pitonoca-at Hull, January 3, from Paaartino -st Glasgow, January 3, from Puena-at Liverpool, January 4, trout Paarimarat -at Liverpool, Janu..ry 4, from firm-at Liverpool, January 4, tram . itaissow-at Glasgow, Jao-iary 3, from RAJASTWAX-0:fDUS:111, from itoirows-at Gravesend, January 3, from Sr. LIOSAIID-11/ Gravesend, Jumary 4, fent S. Maoist s -at Queenstown, January 2, from Scow OINZN-at Glasgow, January 3, from Sr. Fanatic -off Portsmouth, January', trorr. Soma Cat-r-cef the Lizard, Menton 31, tram. STOSIT AND JANE -at Liverpool, J3O 4, from.. tirsaras-at Liverpool, Ja .uary 4, horn donna-at Liverpool, Jan. 4, from Batas-at Liverpool, Jan. 4, from Swaim -at Bristol. Jan. 4, from Bresiewut -at Brine% January 4, from Titurw.sru-at Liverpool, Mom ry 4, from Tinamsoes-at Shields, January 3, from Crturr -st Gravesend, January 3, from Vierona-at Gravesend, January 4, from Ventwars-st Graseeend, January 4, from Watraa-at Falmouth, !January 2, front Ways-at Hull, January 3, from Toawona Lair-oat Gloster, January 3, tram BAILED. ... Miran. APlnf". AP7.ll3lanta—rrolll Hull, January $ , to Durum—from Gran:vend, January 4, to Eav,r —from Hartlepool, January 2, to c. Union —from Grangemouth, January 2, to hoz Ann Lerstra —from Lrytham, Jo .u.try 3, t 0.... I.ol:lll.4—frOnakal, January:, to I.4DY Wttuilr—from January 2, to I..toorw—from Gravesend, January 4, to 34.tranc—front nt. Ives, Jann4ry 2, to Af ' Oasroa—from Gtavesend, January 4, to SuuT.Xllll-1111411 1.11:111117 4, to ........ .1 Tut...Tsar. —than Brietol, January 4, to .......... Cxs—from Gravesend, January 4, to van: Wumataisa—from Hull, January 3, to VENOMS SPOKEN WITH. Nes .1 Cruz.; from London, for Sydney, Las. 4 N., lon. V. DiIi:AU:WI. WIT, from London, for Port Natal, etf .14T - . out. Et/cisme Roust:gm bonne, lt‘r Hull, lat. 49.2 N.. •- • Luz*, club nag, No. 111, for t alparatro. lat. 41 N., '.t•n. • ‘,. la* ncts Iltot.kr, from Calcutta, for Loudon, J 4 6.2 u W. :%I%lttAfivr, for Bombay, Dee. 11, Lit. 19, lon. 22. Poor brig, of Sunderland , from Cadiz, for Jer.r., s.••• . sprung, had other d3riuge, aad was tear, Dee. ,:. • 10.3. 4 %A . , was ,poken by the Index. Cr‘,.., at Faltll SVgam Came, from Mot:atm:fat, for London. Jan. 2, .•1 ! • Sruarr. from Pert Jackson, for London. Dee. 14, ." MI W. (Advertisement.)—Ax ABSCESS ix rt eVkItO SY Ilot.ww►r'e 01 , 111,NT •111. Plow, Mira. 011aberty, of Mill-street, Cork, accidenta:iy breast: ter months iaterw ode the pain lncr•.usd, u. came Icartally swollen • various app:icatiolut were t giving the lella relief: ultimately an alines. formed, great muntity of humour, which debilitated her con.t.: alarming extent. At this .tax a lady strong.y to try Holloway's Ointment and Pills, baying siren on former occasions, which advice she fo.,,met. tine medicine, muttered must satisfactorily, for the hca'el, and her health is now completely renovated. drug_ists, and at Professor Holloway's cstablialtment, London. kimsouni.- PORTSMOCTU Otaule Brevar Gentle Brous Cgs Partially (lowly Partially Coady PotraY overcast Overcast OVerti&lt VW, Overcast Overcast Partially (Usk Overact Bala 3ovrivarm now Yu ta ra 6111.181. 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Mau The returns froze the following pleas did not reach this ease in time for pablieation yesterday; they therefore indieate the state of the weather ea Thar•day morals( as Nine o'clock. tientie Brame I ruml Osatle Bram Foggy OM anon PaNAAT Cindy N.W. &W. &W. S.W. &W. N.W. &W. N.W. &W. s.w. w. N.W. vr.s.w. LW. em. !kW. Liao= BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BELL.—Jan. 2, at Gordon.aluare, the wife of A. Cc:, daughter. CHEN ERY.—Jan. I, at Lamtourne Woodlands, Berlst.re, N • Cletiery, of u son. Clidt6Wll.—teNr.°T. at SethPoee, the wife of J. G. Chew., COCEBURN.—Oet. 2G, at Cawnpore, the w if e of It. Aaust..gutgeon. of a son. • DALLAzt—Nor. 6, at Iladrtut, the wee of Capt. A. R. I`.. •• 11. gt. NI., of a eon. • FURZE.—Jaa. t, at Herbert.street, New North-road, Mrs. i Furze, of a ion. ING RAM.—Jan. 2, at Worcester, the wife of the Rey. A. W• l,, ir • ••• Rector of Harrington, of a con. JOHNSTONL—Oct. 30, at Bowenpilly (Hyderabad'. the ••' Y. Johnstone, Egq., 3rd Cavalry. of a amt. JOYErl—Oet. 19, at Madras, the wi'e of Lieut. A. C. Jot" Milan). of a daughter. KENNEDY.—pot. 23, at Boum, the wife of the Bee. J. hea .1 of a son. LAWBON.—Dee. 26, at the Consulate, Malta, Cruglotte, Linton, Brazilian Viee-Ccosul, of a sun. MARRIAGES. BROOKE.—SMITH.—Oct. 27, at Neemuch. by the Ree. M.A., Lieut. J. C. Brooke, Commanding the 3leyn.ir Ph..: and Asalatant to the Political Agent in Herm. to Poona I*.ao eldest daughter 01 MAjor L. South. Commanding th, tit Ir:A Cavalry. DU ... 11 tR 1 ilT-0000ER.—Jari. 5, at St. Jamees, Pedals:gum. rant, EN, of Poole, Dorsetalare, to Mrs. tugger, of h IEMSWORTII-ItOßßlsS.—Jart. 1, at Dorka Church, worth, EN., youngest son of T. Ileinewortb, Abbeville Mouse, Tipperary, to Panay Das* Ik'bbn* daughter of the late N. E. Robbins, of Ilymenstosin, in tbe. county. lEWETT—MALL—Oet. 30, at Kurrselsee, by the Rev. T. W Y.A. Lieut. and Adjutant W. H ewett , 11 t h R egt. N. 1., to I Eluabeth, only daughter of the late Mr..l. Hall, and step-a-it-r et Mr. Burrowee, Ordains*, Department. DEATHS. BOOTIL—Dee. 31, at Ilalcombe Rectory. Busies, J. Booth, EC.. (Bend= nab, Notthamptonahire, aged 57. BURNIL—(Iot. 24, at Bhooj, Ileertette, eelfe of Lieut. J. W• I '' Buena, let' Regt. R. 1., age I 22. DWELLY.—Jsn. J. at Vincent equate Westminster, T. th.e..`. Sp, late or the Coldetreeta tluatde. iced 74. (LENT.—Ian. 2, at ek,thcartoe. Leleasterehyee, Mr. J. N. 6614 aged 74. LEAL—Roe. 11, at Calcutta. Mee. J. Leal, aged 4(. LIJOLAIL—Nor. 7, at Mcerat, Agnes Mary, Leant daughter et Br. Ludlam 1/I°NNIEIL-°4' 23, at Nee.; Violet Anabroalne, inf.kat 2120. 0 of Mr. Manater. PALllliit—Oet. 23, at Human Abdal. Lieut. J. Palmer, Sth NJ., sad .114jataat of 3rd Wit Panjaub Infantry. 1100121.—Nov. IT, at Calmar* Sarah Matadi, 024 .laug 3. " Mr. IL. Hooky egad 7 ameatita. PAWN.* sag retailed bl WomAii Lam Bums. or No. 0. stmt. la the aty of fabler, Pilate!, st the Otlice, week la Um molest it Whilettlasi.-11ArvatuT, Jam ',a.% 1810. I T