The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

; ~~~ Vitt rt„, No. 1,093.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1850. [THREEPENCE. KRSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either PO*i es wt d ow mama a nosmum usooms lute of arida sir ft. T,, ?Owl rissmilly iff VI 11 ,1 1. 7•V I Zer ig UIDiA C II CIV. TA O!. arca Paint swim mete. Cliy. ___ ___ _ rpm PERFIIa bUrtBT;TUTIC to SILVER.-- _s_ De BM inir ve -..... WPM ilifteiessii if mins= STL:itil P. BVERVIOgbia yids* by *egging ~,,... o f moos sad Co" I Weed sil ste ; oi s very beg Yeti R ~. online Atm. tbss sus be is sub, dam subley gy ersmorsisity. Is Sr bstydrssi sal youdiylw aa. pass! sprlf, ad SID bisb dreastat of tbe i 1 eir. ay ysblle br.• A EsimMee Oat Sob artkles d ais ibm it nos* yea. uusrawir ftwarlor WOW sis lis al say sew b .,.,,..k 1 i, by so /tea SA ems tbsy . Ile ban mpg lbw. 11•114, Willi T. Armee, pre dooms .... lBa, —SU — li r lbws /mks ~ sown Orions .. Tubb Me „ - as .. Ha WA Vim .. - Ha VA as.l was so* mbar'. asadisiSsio, bm., IA yispostissio pica. All lamb st solisalseSisearc ias pairst t 111311CALLT PUILB NI NOT MM. Ilinsisi IMO Totters. Petters. Mem. pweseerwe sod ferks, tollelao. pet lona lb. ... SM. We. Dewy: ditto sat atm loe. ... SU. Ti. date arel ditto MO 56. 116. ... lb. Gravy ditto liettenorbit,i II elt) with wiemohip se well es of eveTy Ites. mewl p W I: 11 %121AI S. re (Meal wed Borba) sleek et paw gel tureoittai itrowhowpry le utmili the hostel to the world, sod parelewen ono limited to sall and booed 11.-311, Ozbrdwirest (cor set el Neermshoirtot), sad Ito. I, Nowswa.abeet. Iletabilehed to Welloottoet, 1010. rav MECHI'S Mae,ic STROP No. 4, LEADENHALIATBEET, near the India M llama tartaa. ottT tomiala that it Own, E afft palatal soaps nay *As is obi am C been aider via dodo at dolma et par bads— ii WeieratsTrairieliiiiiriiiisebiiii- - I n ?hi had at tibia is.. Ids am, Is Wit Vill'S RAZOR" STROM sad 11142 " P a ell an re. t , •ned thirweleut We 11•111sed world. He 'AMY do dr most wentik. siodizS i lmit Milks. Emig 11811•4 work 0,4•4 us OW. dia. as, Is Lagoa &mein Ibe the •ae ••• vuel•imbh• a '• hams loptille WAN. - ~Ai • a Jean. sisesmail as a wet eq. How to KEEP a HORSE for LESS than USE stiILLING p DAT and make the seism' leek Int•er Mara payee; I. and les. per west Conaidse the enormous wire ia th,r hard tier—iims Cl abespnme. Andy penman, or % vtrr st MART MSDLAKR said Os's, 1111, Tenebureb-street. Oat bruebbf sad dad maim westaitsty. 11•0014•444 upwards 41 40 perk PV BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD for L•ttALIDS red INFANTS.—The REVALENTA AIM= h, a kismet wed effectual rowdy (without wastes. twos. verbw.ue mew, as t taw 30thaeolte Weak stirs sweselly c o c venous. 'tamable. Weetteel, lbw mil lam emir. le: date. biome deb io coied, tomes (ledloetlee). lablerdiew aticcai. &orbs" . howebdo lb Isiddifftsh deffluddllb dils• wrwa, pler.tatiosu ot the Ida, slaws at the Woe& hew manual, at we, sod imam ell OW eleaesterees. 4•Yht, Latbe evil to ell as Wan% id. spew. am" peeihrtw om Ram sad w 12 Co.. 7, New Doe‘street. Leedom; .Ye 1 0. 11,,;•ei, Forams, Masai aced Edweeda. Itempir, Futon. Hangar: an lat 60, Orsseelersiatssat ; awl& 44, It.sowsup-nrrst..alwi; lo• sad edt. Illsold; sad WI paw; sbsdA•ts.so welree oesdere la the kiwis INFIXLNCE Of WOMEN I. nu m& •50. mi... in 2 wt.., pout IWo, with Portraits of Its. salable French Wows, pia Mt, hand la anbamod WOMAN is FRANCE daring the EIGHTEENTH corm. Sy Sridd Kdvaddess. ideas : daft's, Cdr. sal Co., fa, Calla DS. cruzasieuv . NM WOW. 11 1 1 11 .1 1 ?."9 0( LIF E. E N lsfajtssis M tios. am Miami re of Use agivittg Eartillielag-2Priat eal Omer linatelp—Viser- Ans• a!aat the blimp or Lot:dm-110 riebeelimellph Tomb, Yet Met Meth, eied other pleemeß plosep—Oxlmisp Tripe anti Iles—lisior at 7.i.glit—Eveniege liceree—Yomie— Tte DriWift. SWANS Rada& Mr. Ude Oetseaties, TiIiG3I22TS lees dr MOUNTAINS. 2 wee. ; h poet, te. 1s 17—% riAt to the taksa—Fheteh of ka. IL—The Laltio of litliarsey—ltaniolotinom oef ‘ Mall; gm tt'Alm, to edam, lc ; by mme, lc lIAT to EAT. DIU/414 and AVOID. flit three iron yearn rd wen aura wag res." A rep;.:ar renew of alma any lam femme gni gitrA) d mh.:y Otte.l'ate.l he It and enlinlied tint Ineamea T r oft. torts the man of Seamq ingensker sad entsitterS ad we; with tables and mill kr t s Ott ad p 1 regulation of rerralay gorwed. 114 Patanicetar.rew; 1/4 Ceenkill ; Cereelle, it% reatetran ; an etran trimr. andair. IS. 1.. THE EMIGRATION OF THE DISTRESSED IC KEDLZWOIigti. Yesterday, the rut detachment of the distressed ccal.encisase et the metropolis, few whose benefit the bon. Coty M.P., started a public subscription, Gn awed at Gravesend, in the stip Culloden, Captain For. visor. sir Yea Philip, New Speak Wales. They numbered lair,44ht, ladediag matrons and sub-watrone, sad were easee.d to Onsissad, from Blecliwal/, by the Satellite ream,. Mr. sad Mts. Sidney Herbert, the lloaoutable A. Ki serAaad Mrs. Kinnaird, Mr. Hlepns, Mr. Thackeray, lad a party of ladies and isatlamsa interested la the welfare cl cmismate accompanied thins to the ship, where they were received on board by Limit, Lean, R.H., the galeni sts: tairsaien meet . _ Die Ciadedea is 558 tone, old sesesurement ; 125 fest on tre emu deck, and 28 feet broad. She is a Meet-built ship, very roomy between decks, the height befog sore trot cis feet under the beam. Of course ad was °outwits hem the ar tvion of the neediewomea to the other a pen who tad previously embarked, making alto er 116 min 'lse 'signalise, berthed in cabled, naging on each lids wale deck, and although there h net the name ..at lova perhaps that is received ley the mode of fitting tie r ,vere me t emigration ships, and the elasilkation of the reakrants, in esaveguence of the greater number of ba kiekh, yet the division of the deck into cabins adds to the privacy of the perwingers. The cabies are so arranged w viewdata from three to sigh* or tea each, far which Pr.th van hag from 161. downward for each adult have berg Paid. _ _ _ fee *migrants were all muttered in presence of Mr. Iltrbert and his friends, and many • kind and cheer ing word was spoken both by ladies and gentlemen as the obje..a of their solicitude and their bounty passed then and ?wee ei to their strange and cheerlesielooking berths. Tl.e Culloden will leave Gravesend to-day, in tow of • steam rso far es the Downs. See will then be cast eir, and ilia IT c sd direct to Poet Philip, without touching at any istiraediate port, being amply gored in every respect for the wtole voyage, which, it is szpseted, will be aosomplished ir..f in the three months. Mr. Siam., Herbert and Mr. Kinuaird, in the course of 'Jr... Tont to Gravesend, accompanied Lieutenant Lean es of the Mr Robert Bale, another emigrant ship, also d to Mort Philip. fibs M a resnarkebly flue Moulmein •-••- silt easel of 720 tons old measurement Alength oaths ms.aedeek, 131 feet ; and breadth, 29 feet. She is chartered l. ) the government, and has been fitted out, stored, and t ,,, ,i,ioned under the inspection of the government officers. ..,Le Ass on board 69 mules, 39 females, and 33 children ; and is to proceed to Plymouth to All up her complement to 300. ME BANE FORGERIES AT BRIGHTON. Tae four prisoners apprekendod at Brighton, thaw d (as grated in yesterday's Exprest) with ottani** a awa,/ of forged notes, purporting to he the issue of tho Bank, were szamainad yesterday Were the rAtakiatts of that town. 3. " Pliv mars gm their names ea follows: Joseph Ones, Cie; 441 , Loados ; Joseph Reiland, Duke-street, Bhedleld -4 ; 114-rt Stewart, 6, Devosehirsideas, Brighton ; sad Willies' Clarkson. TM evidence, which wee mainly as elaboratioa of the se emat giros yesterday, leaving Irons at great length to idea• e.elt of the prisoners a, the utterer of one or wee of Oe . hyped notes—of which then We 27 in the hands of the potion —the priscaers Sere all formally remanded, mad toil! ''ay b. cunarnitted for trial. A wrrispondent writes that about twenty of the forged the same bask were circulated in Hastier and 13t. • , ,c.rOs on Saturday evening last by an individual who hes kittierto traded capture. _ JCLREENT ON TAE CLAIM BT THE BAE POE Lactsares Oa Plll AVDtal,Ct IK COUNTY Couuis.— At Tan t Saturday Mr. thrjeant Dowling gave an sigh:ate tedious% on this point, whisk has been raised sous tints Vs by lir. Bloschard, who represented the (Whom the bar practising in th e C ounty C ourt i n insolvent sat Trek. After going throaqb the aigatatnts:is do ere, sad *Uita the reasons for his decision, Kr. &leant Dowling coneudwi by saying —I era of opini on that the esorabets of th her aro net entitled se • natter of right either to mein sin *odium or to preassdienos la any jhocohliwas Ohl aunty tout of this streak Whoa this qs•stha was fleet a+~d Sbefore Ise, I stated that I would cons u lt th e Att orne y .. lititcr•Osatni, in order to sesertain their views upon it. I htve dime so, and I have the gratification of kaowi,., fist be opiates' of those two wisest legal we is cwde neitY with the 011111 Have impressed. et t h e fYCYIe the pendia on this *cult will be reguletwi by that Rolled sad draws is &a., and oast in pip, bus, &a., plated sad okstretyped motels, &s. PRODVCT& (A.) CRTMICAL BITISTANCIII EXPLO/RD (11.) Noe-Motallie ai carbon is its va rier Mara foe the pumas of fuel, charcoal, coke, bitumin ous goal, meragits, limbs, artificial fuels, product, of dis tillation of i s ails and naptha ; phosphorous in its Mart raft; sulphur so la ebe manufacture of sulphuric geld, tc ; marlatio acid, airs add, bora& add, 11. e. (b.) Alkalies, Maths, sad their Cosimmtb—Such as mar sad its salts, r submits, mgrs.', and Worst* of pore ; native and artifidal, the laver r made in Ads, Franco, Switserland, Sweden, and as seed for gunpowder, ; sods sad its salts, as exams salt and its various reds s of propurloo, duds of soda, borax, soda ask, sad embo ss* of soda satin and as prepared either from salt, brills, or kelp, and as used kilt lisp so glaarisakin' g , fr. • sulphate of soda, Is. ; lien sad its gamponads, as limeetase, chalk marbles, .cans, and hydrates limestone, teemnts, mar: rids for frescos., plume of Paris, Rimini, alabaster, bleaching powder, ; nieguesia, sad the materials for pemarim it sod its gilts ; barytes, as salphate of barytes ; Mortis for adored fires, ha. ; alumina, as alum slate, slam, salphate of alarm &a. (e) Metals Proper, and their Compounds.—Scab as from and its salts, Ma pyrites for grew vitriol, goloothar, ochre, Venetian rod, or as sued far calico printing sad dyer', sul phate of iron is used for making sulphuric acid, he. ; copper, as whits and sulphate of soppy as used for colours and dyeing, for electrotype', miks. ; verdigris, lieltede's grim, meter, carbonate of coypu, mte.; sins and its salts, Inc paint, due,; tin and its conspome, as salts of tie, arsenates, *mortar the. ; lead, as whit, lad, acetate and nitrate of Naples yellow, to. ; dumdum, as Moore ors, chro mate, Npotash, yellow sad orange chromate of lead, oxide of shroodua for sorer, as lot glass, pottery, to ; mosaic, as lishoole's grogs, nammt, real/jar, Lc. • antimony, as salglisiot of sodomy for remission powder, fuller inatcar, to ; bismuth, so pearl whits, te. ; cobalt, as oxide of cobalt fre prisey colours, malt blue, Att. ; nickel, for glass stain ing, As.; teingstr the g.er oxides. tartrates for dye- W a tt a ; merry for orphisal instruments, rilnrisg es. , silver, sad the other noble ankh, their far idocrotyping, giving of metal- lit Mime, Ac. (44 Mixed Climbed leasfaatures.—Bask as soap, Pam slats of potash sod Preis& blue, idtramarime, ac ) CHTMICAL amirrancsa yam in IeaDICISE. (a.) Nos- Metals Substanoss—As iodine, bromine, ebbs rife, sulphur, phosphorus, charcoal, and theinompoundsete. (b.) Alkalies, Earths, and their Compouads—As carbon ates, chlorides, *drafts, nitrates, phosphates ? tojand other compounds of potash, soda, lime, and magnesia, to. (c.) Metallic Preparadoos—As calomel, corrodes rub irate, rod oxide, and biniphuret of memory, and other sompounds; salts of silver, copper, iron, antimony, sir, ea. (c.) WIER SOUTANCICII, KANCTACTCRIID cniumr ton TER VIZ 01 nil CMIST. LAWN bromine, selenium; potassium, sodium, and other ram metallic bases, and their (impounds, ate. L-INNLD IN THE NANUFACTITIIiOr GLASS, POMMY, AND NAIMIZNWARL (A.) °LAN. (a) Coarser materials sod is glase-making—As saad, chalk, reshoestes of soda and potash, sulphate of soda, gyp sum, soma= salt, rock salt, sowers' lt, waste, gas LIM. clay, &a (6.) Conan esobssakel mated& seed Is farther pre emies of glso.neldsg—Oempeusis el amok astkamy, redo add, boos, loran, sapper, ehramium, Weak geld aad has, Marge, red lead, asides of .sklaltsear 'UK ura nium, dna, saltpetre, malt blue, resgsses el lime, Le. (d.) Various klads of glass weak, medshersres—Sekble or water glom, mown, Modem, sad sayer ; areal, that, sad mass glass; Gomm sheet sad aids gins ; glass for oal sad for latierstery purpose; coloured arid staked gime, mama, avestada, glass tor artificial gems, &a. (s.) POZONZAIN AND PoTTIET. (a.) Materials Used, sad the Yodel of D and Pre mise them for Uss—Haell e cernisit atone, p days, en od, gore, Lan. felspar, gypsum, soda, posh, salt, slum, home, base oh, tin, said.. of lead, cobalt, nickel shromias. fns. maspnese, La. (6.) Finer Kink, u Used kr Purposes Porcelain hard sad toast, authorisers, dose ware, flint ware, &yeses, delft ware, irosakese skim, clue. Materials and promos illostratiag the midag, mouldier, poising, ryiag, Wonting, ottani, elaidag, rkting, Gag tiding. he. (c.) Coarser Wade. co Cod for Maser:tune, punnets. —Mate d& for bricks, louse and field draining tiles and roe, cosmos Jan, bottles, peas, La. i. - STONES AND MEDIEVAL 811/18TANCES TOR BUILDING IM PLEMENTS, AND DECORATION. (a.) INTLOYND IN ANDNITWIDIN AND 11010nommo. Grositos, stadotoses, lisoeslssook lorpoodose, porphyries, nimbi% bricks, tiles, earth* lobo, @Mold sines, pls.. toss, esorestie, earth., woks, sad other palate made wish simple mewl as O.) sisssausros. eat, rubles, *wry, sad o fir r i =l, es _ ____ Ilm bea l i Zai dis = l . l lims valsshls so urish sod slam or am used is therossersotios of watehoots. VP. VISIONAL =DONATION. GNU II all Wads, mad all wasisiims of Waits' sustaaots good for decoostiou, as sista, corsolisas, onyx% lapis lira, &a (K)-VEGETADIM KINGDOM SUBSTANCES USED (SAULT AS FOOD, OR ID ITS PIA& I'ATION. I. rel podia, Cfa - Wars . , Palos, Oil seeds, Ike. 11. Di 4 Wes mad seeds. lialkoramo said is the proportion of &Mo. IV. liploos aid rodianda V. Barr rim VL Saw urn. VII. lionostod !{goon sad &Oar spior from salmi 1110,114115. EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL ' NATIONS TO BE HELD IN LONDON M 1851. The elassifled lists of object. which sissy be admitted to ths Exhititioa a ths Works o: lodastry or all Nadia% to b o o pened Lona= ths let of May,lBBl, haw boss udwd. emus L Bar MsWials sad_ Iho tad prodanises as which ham israstry "--- VenT. Pk? hi. AMMO 111. Itrablawy Joe Airlealtaral, Maaafestariar, Illailaoseageoad other peryosee, sad Ideobsaleal I eves tisay—flastrative d the oilman which honest iagesalty Wimp se bear apse tits prodwas of amass. Smarm 111. Ilawstaseans t —illastrailve of the result pro ds.** by the spends at Masa lanky era aatanl pedals. Burma IV. ettelptero, Models, aad the Plaids Art pas ttrzt......b.th. of the tans sad skill displayed la sash of hams isdastry. Is iivisisa et the 'Weer for exhibition iato four sae doss will be goaerally Articles beleogiar to sue entice say however bo admitted to *amber, when they way be essisider d anessavy,—bat la sash nese for Mawr tiou wily. (We ere to day able to give say &sties I.) SECTION I.—RAW DIATBRIALS AND PRODUCE.: Under raw materials fa this seeds. an to be banded all predates of the dinend, vegetable, sad asked kingdoms, Aber is as entirely raw ear, or ia say Nese et peeper►. doe, peeving t 1 armies at the date of a SAW mandate tan (as la Beetles III.) They an ededled easeri to their nee to nes, is their original state sad is doer &plied and sesehaahal Insatenestine..... (A )-MINERAL KINGDOM. 1. USED IN METALLIC ILINOFACIVET.S. 0.) 01111 AND NOD= 07 D 13581110. Native limb, or Metallic Ores,—the modes of dressiog, such r crashing, atropin, jigging, huddling, or otherwios randerian then rerchaataige ; as is the sues of antimony, aressic, iWasth, eadakar, rated, eopper, gold, iron, lead, sersary, nickel, palladium", piedmont, slim, tin, sins, do. (b) IIITALLIIIIGIOAL rzoososes. The various Methods of Rosalie' and smelting the Ores, so as ti illestrate proessess. Mazes, slaps, sad other war risb which ray serve the purposes of illustration. The varlets processes used fa adapting retail for particular pur poses, as Sae =akin iron late art Iran, Mailable area sad steel, tr. arr.ovs. Brasses of various Wads, sash as statuary, gun, bell, sad wooden anal, liritowais mortal, brass of Merest kinds, Gorman silver, Arguilles sad other varieties of whits valeta], puma, type ststalsobsatities natal, compass& of metals with phosphorous wed saw sou-sitallio bodies, &o. (d.) METALS ID MOM OP ADAPTATION TO IINIBUID I. MATERIALS USED CIRIEnT IN THE CIIIMICAL ARTS, of IUDs ~xxu VIII. Gan auk& 11. Rada soriaa.-2,ariaa sad balsam, rasa nodal, and as deltic X. Oil anica—Volatila oils, &Vag fad oils, sow-dayiag t oi:a, solid oile, and wax. 11. .&dda. 111. Dios sad oslooso. XIII. Toasts' wabaftwats. XIV. latoziwidwito s p. m. XV. Madidaal ea lISTIIIIALS FOR BUILDING, CLOTHING, tbs. XVI. Fibrous trabobtaese—eardage sad clothing salads& XVII. Wok: sabibisese. XVIII. Timber sad bawl woods, for ematnietlos sad oesaassat, Lad insered by dyeing, &a. xm. Missailaaeoussab;t7sZaoTefiewhere isiumirate (C.)—ANIMAL KINGDOM. BOW/ARMS USID Al FOOD. Almost over/ part of Sao* over/ woe% of wind dorm es bod to some noisy or *Ow of tlio bows nod Prepa rations pi, food is 'soap's p 1 lodustriol prodsols. for We mkoAsios, would ems !be—Specimens of proorved Immo f e ar li =sios pebble loops; mosseratoda= ltd.; dried gelatine, sea; wake ; mopeds; daub' Am, = ll 4 fed hes swallow, aail .Its las artkiss of lastsra hoary sad lt. pergaratleas. I. skein/ MSS USED FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Cod Um sad tabs: salad oils, for tutiesal of micros' Var eli ssais' et Iferstooptl, lard, ail, sad suablastioss of show. alssic. smiereses, els*, siabereris (se antispeasodies). Pimpbons sail aims& (tray bases, torssaars, urine). Crabs' oyes, sr die salissaias isserstioas forsiod in the an Ash ; sad adds has, mei ss salsa& Cambia*, sod disk IMMO isatiarsdine. Miss Weaned hen wino sanskylss sad wage). I. SUINIVICINI MILD IN DIANIITACTUIULL S. FOS TIM= PASSIOS AND FOS OLOTAINO. Wool, MIAOW.. binds aml moss; WNW, whalobooss. Bilk from Ms silkworm. Nembya serri. sod from Olhor ladle, e. p. BowAiyr • Chadhis mai /(loom Feathers, dons, fir. Skim. Moos, Lauber. Elrtra or bonds wings (tar ornomosb of dross). Byrom, iron the pima olasllllol (rosaufaotarod into glove). b. POZ Dollll'llo OR PIIIPOBIS, 01 101 PHI NANUFACTURA 01 IMPLININTII. BONO, horn, kook ivory, tortoiseshell, shamus, parchment, vellum, quills. Paris (Maim:rasa inorgeritifora, Usk morgorilfeval); seed pearl (llytelus arks). Coral. Oils, tallow., spermseid, wax, lard. Silkworm gut. Mother of pearlialtelit of Mekayrina, Sandia and Turbo' —buffalo shills, Bombay shell. black shall., white. edge. shells, yellow-edged shall., fiat shill', grits snail shall.. Spoor, rddbeaten* skin, eating, Madden. C. Al DORM IN TIM MANUFACTURE OP VARIOUS ARTICLIB. Ohm, (Singh's, Oath.. Bone black, ivory blast, animal charted. d. FOR TN, PRODUCTION OF CRINICAL OURITANCRS. Bores, &o. (for phosphoras, ammonia, cyanide., &..) .e. ioa izowairrs AND oil/. Cachiaeal, eansks; Goa the Coecwr Woii; dyes from the galls of aphides; gall stone pigment from ox gall; lac, • substanoe obtained from as Indian speaks of coccus, and the varieties called la 00•1111a011 stick Me, seed See, lump lao, shell la:, lac Mks, lac dye; sepia, mese' d'Orient, from seam el bleak (Lusercus), used is the et undo:tare of srti. &del pearls. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. ASSAULT UPON A 10LI&I61TIIITANL3,-J. Joyce wee charged with bating polies-imitable Lazard, No. 126, E division, with a life preserver. Another men,: rimed Withers, a damper ion of the pri soner. was 'hued en Thursday lea with assaulting themes' constable. as etated is the Express of that day. It wee then proved that about tour o'clock on Wednesday afternoon lest, • crowd of persons bad assembled in Osorgestreet, Bt. Oiler's, to witness a fight between two men. The com plainant and other amiable' attempted to diaperse the mob, when Withers used very disgust's( laming* towards Liana, who then took him into custody. Withen instantly kicked the constable about the legs in a most &espresso macaw. Joyce then came up and Mock the constable with a life-preserver. The constable dropped his arms from Withers, who escaped, but was afterwards apprehended. The magistrate emaitted Withers to the house of correc tion to one month, sad granted a warrant for the appro. koalas of Joyce. Polies constable No. 110 E division, said he saw Joyce take out a life- from his pocket and strike Lazard a tremeadou low with it across the arm. He then fol lowed up the outrage by beating his about the back and shoulders, until he was compelled to release lie hold of Withers. Witness &snowed Joyce, and succeeded in each lag hold of him by the collar of his oast, bat he very adroitly slipped it off, and made Ida escape, leaving his coat is wit ma's possession. INS pastor Barad said Laniard had been disabled ever since, and was now suffering severely from the effects of the injuries he had received. The prisoner denied w was there, and that he knew anything of the oecurreacei. Kr. Jardine sentenced him to be Imprisoned in the Heise of Correction for one month. WORSHIP-STRZET. AITINTIND 80101;$ MS tsrae, about 80 years of age, w.s eharged with attempting to drown bend: ia the Begetter canal, Hagrrstone. J. Dina, a jouraeymaa baker, said that on Sunday. morale( he was peming over Haggentone-brides, Shore ditch, when he observed the prissara kneeling in the towing path. la a minute after she lug herse3 into the water. Whams raa to her resales, and was arleted by another man. Jut as she was sinking, he laid hold of her, and she was brought oat Dearly exhausted. eke Mama that trouble had cause.+ bar to attempt self-destruction. Her husband, who was nearly 100 years of No, died last Christmas, sad she had been la dation* ever mos. Hawley, chief tabor, said ske received be. about three weeks ago out of the poor-bow. TM primer, who expressed her morrow for the act, wee seat to th. workhouse, sad the witness Dizon, by direction of the magistrate, ha d Cu. give& to him. MARLBOROUGHZTREET. Munninors AWIAULT.—B. Hyde and I. Demented were charged with Isaviog committed • violent assault upon J. Hawes., a tradesman, residing at No. 3, Novasan'omews, Casale-street But. Oa the previous night the prosecutor was called by the landlord of No. 120, CestleUreet But, to assist in quelling a disturbance which bed broken out in that house. On entering the house with the lan 'lord, he found the prisoners and some other of the lodgers creating • great disturbance, and on his endeavouring to pacify him, Deaaeline nulled at him, and knocked him down, while the other prisoner followed up the emetic b beating him about the head and face with& brass k, which he had la his hand,' inflicting several wounds, from which the blood Booed profusely. Tbe land lord of the house having fetched is the police, the prisoners were secured. _ _ _ I;verZwlensesse were examined, who corroborated the evidence of the promontor. Mr. Bingham fined Hyde 4i., or to be committed for six weeks; and Daseline wu dud 34., and in default to stand committed for oat month. Ts. imishy foe ittielga whist Ms elm Ms dew, the st• madams of etoetwj pirehems hoes estmottly dim *may. Krar*frinib• lewd issisal los maws. little or Ate t.evasteas. esi may of the believe of gyms:lel iamb M, b/ imegArtedl a tleshe to Felt by the I tespeeery ebtesse elle/slips to yeah, a Footles of whet - mey - lair sun or MOW/ kw been es i. balks at seisse pekoe, and eves rite Crtrol d is tiee erne sot lower es !ditty thos is the begiaalsg of the week. W. 1;;;• bad inwessed offer of wheat fres on board at (wale Few* saddle torme asked have benison masonable Mess Knies l 7. now Malan wheat his been offorad di: 44 L per qf._allZa t ielobt, sad inenran ; and good, 60Ibs. to 611 he rat at 311. per ee qr.. tem on hose d. Fran the LO pert' pert' rotatively higher rates have been asked glisM throat arc gradually (Win way, so as se mist lho Mb of *lags bars. Time Ms bum a good steady sale for Flour daring Use FA. and ft preelme vane has bass firmly mitCt tfeibliroulOsontry a o uks and superior sorts Boar ham, in MM, brought rather better prises than those carnet • 'MO time ago. Barley of home pew& his wee to hand sparingly, having reseivad only 4,416 qrs. eoestwha up to this (Bator laza.vraing. The quantity brought forward by land sman' has likewise been ; and, though no " a - ci;tai g- whanse en last Ilitaday's taus has been established, it was lonlitay &Moult to mom qualities on Friday at provionssatm Iksrahoy arerf pdoa. of Barley, whether INN& fir hersign, ham net excited much attention, and qt astalims tar the Mar have moaned precisely m they ;titles • oset no inroventent in the inquiry for malt, bet the snide has bees less pressingly offered ; hews the tarn hu been szthq sedan the buyer. The manta ken bees sesatUy supplied with oats, the total quantity reported ter .he week, includes of 762 qn. from abroad, having amounted to °Hy 8,430 qrs. The dealers , having for some time past drawn largely on their stocks, will woe, it is supposed, be compelled - to purchase rather freely. Hitherto, however, they have shown no signs of being in want, and the demand has, on the whole, been of too retail and restricted a character to allow of any rise on previous prices being realised. Ireland, judging from the smallness of the receipts Ire thence, does not a,ppear to have Say WS to spare for shipment to England, and, SS we can scarcely expect the Scotch supplies to continue on so liberal a scale as they have been of late, we shall probably have to depend in a great museum, on arrivals from abroad for the supply of the metropolis. English beans have moved off steadily at about the cur rency of Monday last. Egyptian have been quits neglected, though offered on low terms. The operations in peas have been of little interest, and we ' have no change to report in prices . The Irish inquiry tor Indian earn bas subsided, and we have not heard of a single sale since our last. REVIEW OF THIS BRITISH CORN TRAD DURING THE PART WRY. (From the Yerh.how Sayeess.) The advisee of Is. per qr., which took place in the value of Wheat at Mark-lane on Monday last, sad the sontineaese of short supplies from the growus, embed the trade to open with soma show et firmness at mast of the markets held in the early part of the week ; sad at those places where no stocks of old foreign are hel d, more particalarly ie the rural districts, the rise in the Lo n don market met with a ready resposue, and taking the kingdom collectively we are disposed to estimate the rally in the prim of Wheat &am the extreme point of depression about the dem of January at 2e. per qr. Within the last few days there have, however, been map. tome of weakness which lead as to doubt whether this advance will be followed by a further impreveassat. There has evidently been less Inclination to bey , sad an iscreemod anxiety to realise, at many of the leading per Tiaciel market, held since Wednesday ; whilst is same -mss have been accepted scarcely equal to those st whisk sales were made in the beginning of the week. The MOM tier has, on the whole, been auspicious sines oar lag fie kinds of outdoor labour. A great breadth of lead has bee prepared for the reception of the seed, and maw has hese made with the sowing of barley, oats, &c. ra g = are, however, likely to be too closely occupied in the hide for some weeks to come to allow as to upset say material therein la the supplies • bat the time is fast when the snivels of grain from some of the near e ::= parts may be looked for, end as the miller- and dealt= pear determined to cont inue to act cm the hand to system, the probability is that the receipts will keep peas with the dastaad, even during the time whisk snit still elapse Were ear own peewees ma be muted to have leisure to bring forward their eon, et remake of weasel an reach me from the Bald!. - 74;7;iiirreiifreasTieotlaa4 speak faventably el the weather tad the prClew made with spring labours, bat very de LTlu4y the ezisthsg distress among egrienhariets is part of the kingdom, in conesqames of the great de gestsaatir of prism. Ia maay of the Semen' markets in good oats have been selliag of late at 13s. to lie. per qr., and other grain at promwtimate rates. The reports from Edinburgh and Glasgow of Wednesday state that business had remained in mach the same Fashion as before, Mort supplies sad the somewhat Amer toms of the advisee from the south had caused holders to ask lull rattle, bat that the deemed fee most articles had boa leagaid. Ia the bids markets prime were, emordiag to the latest acoreass eremplag, end ladle& an, of which same farther arrivals had takes pleas ea the seem, had brooms very dill esitTl=X•of wheat otastwies date Leedom have not itt. ereasei. and the receipts per rail lave Megrim be very smell &glee the week The start which prime have lately taken is some of the =tinmarkets ha rhea the value of wheat to a point at t will not pay to mad to Laudon, sad quotations must rime hem, or recede la the agricultural diarists, before math Manse in the supply man b::: y ed . ihnta Monday scarcely a h as ben brenakt forward at Mark - lea by land carriage the home conaties, anti the tramestirms have neeseterily boon oa a retail stay The tows millers have at no period of the week mud fleeted symptoms et being V say immediate went t sad though the trade has boon very Arm, is has certainly not bees NMI& The few lots shown oa the Benz end Kant steads ea Wad sudsy sad Friday were *awl with mew dillies at the nasally ashamed rates, bayous Wag generally ledkposs4M est with the market la se bon a amp. ALLEGED MANBLABORTEB.—This morning, Mr. Wskley, 11I.P , held an inquest at the King's Arms, Notting ham-plus, Bt. Oiles'e, on Msry McDonald, an unmar ried woman, aged 30. The jury viewed the body. which lay at the workhouse, and was sadly mutilated. Elizabeth Blew, nurse in the workhouse infirmary, deposed that deceased was brought to the workhouse on the 9th instant, suffering from erysipelas sod wounds is her hand, legs, and side. She gradually sank until the 22nd, when she died. A constable deposed that he knew the deceased and the man Robert Boyce, a costar monger, with whom deceased lived, and who was then in custody clawed with her death. On the 4th instant deceased sad prisoner were drunk and quarrelling in Drury line, when the former said to prisoner, "I'll do for you." In half an hour afterwards he saw deceased with a crowd around her, and bleeding profusely from a wound in her hand. Witnew was proceeding to state what deceased said to him on the occasion, bat was stopped by the coroner, as the prisoner was not allowed by the magistrates to he present at the inquest. Mr. Tomlinson, sammoning officer, pro duced a short poker, much bent, which was found in deceased's room, and with which it was alleged that the in juries had been inflicted. Mr. Bennett, surgeon to the workhouse, stated that the body was covered with wounds, and there was a ragged wound on the head, which produced angestion of the brain and death. Mr. Jardine, police magistrate, attended to take deceased's depositions on Thurs day. But she was too far gone to make them. Elizabeth Dowses, living neat room to deceased, heard • struggle in deceased's room on the morning she went to the workhouse. Verdict—" Deceased died from the effects of wounds is the head, but hew indicted there was no evidence to prove." . SECOND EDITION. 11. om the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. Annatram Warman, Buckingham, cabinet maker. JAHIS STARLIT, Old.street, St Luke's, carpenter. Carmine JOSEPH Carman, Greenwich, scimitar. JOHN BIZZTHILL CROSS. Cornbill, watchmaker. JOAN DALE WOODOOOI, Leeds, calenderir. 01010111.111 THEWS, Monsamith, mode seller. LOUIS BIiWa.RD Cnorrur, attend, bookseller. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM SRIIII, Ansiruther Easter, Fireshire, dealer in shares. Jaws' Ewen', Glasgow, (aural undertaker. AIICHNIALD SALLANTIN . Munelbargh, grotty. JOHN SMART, nee, DRUM. JAMS CAMPAILL RIDDIM, Edinburgh, insurance broker. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY Evziruto. The English funds opened to-day at a slight ad vance over Saturday's closing rates. Consols were first called 95 to 1 for money, and 954 for the 13th March, at which, however, scarcely any business was done. Early in the day extensive • bearing " opera tions depressed the market, and Consols fell, in con sequence, at once to 941, without any intermediate fraction, which wee their lowest point ; they after wards p artiallyi rallied, and touched 951, but again became weaker, and closed at 95 for money, and 95 to k for account. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 954 and 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971,1 and 1. Exchequer Bills of all grades were negotiated at 54e. and 57e.; and India Bonds at Ns. and 85s. prem. ' Long Annuities marked 81 and 9.16; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 8 and 5-16. Bank Stock, 207. The business in the frreign house was not exten sive, and consisted chiefly of speculations in Peruvian boucle, which fluctuated between 811 and 781, and left off at 80. The Four per Cent. Portuguese were done at 311. Three per Cent. Spanish were done at 384. Mexican at 291. The negotiations comprise : Chilian Six per Cents. at 994 and 100. Mexican, for account, at 294 and 1, and 291 for the small bonds. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, for the 28th instant, at 801, 811,781, 79, and 80; Ditto, Deferred, at 361, 34, 4, 351, and 344. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, at 314 . Russian &tip, at 11, 2,11, and 21 premium. Spanish Five per Cents. Active, at 184 and 4 ; the Three per Cents. at 384. Venezuela, at 348 and ; Ditto, Deferred, at 131 and 13. Five per Cent. French Restos, at 96f. ; exchange, 25E 60c. ; Three per Cents. at 58E 50c. ; exchange, 25f. 45e. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 541; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 861 and 86. The law regulating the amount of duty to be levied on the importation of grain and provisions into Belgian:, which has at length passed the Cham bers, remitted the royal sanction on the 22nd indent, and cams into operation on the following day (the 23rd). The provisions of the new law are u follows : —Article 1 fixes the import duty as under: Import Duty. Wheal, meptheetre° pas; mai" pees, lentils, and bed. t. et. est boa, per 100 klieg =be, kida•wheat, both bear, and veleta per 100 0 70 is ▪ larg, then sad pasetre," nagroad, per 100 Wog. 0 GO Oedema ad pal bath, pa 100 asp. Moat that god other ftwa, bran and otter Otheathoes eatario. lieol ea Weeks, 100 0 voisisslN. sal per 100 kik& 0 atthellreth Per 7 0 0 tht4l IS 0 La ma mat th all nth o th erwise disapthelted, per MO liar& Wad. ma. wed theet. prz Map 0 4 Botha. ha. =der too pore old, sad WV= yelping more Ora 30 !dap mei. per Woe wtholdes troth= nog. eat, per bend. 0 50 Steep milisals. ple head Hop. pa boot 2 0 Biotic& two the government is empowered to regulate the tariff upon nos until the let Januery, 1861. Article three authorises the government arbi trarily to reduce all the above rates of import duty, should circumstances require it, at a time when the chambers are not in swims on condition that , ministers submit for their appro val, la the first month of their re-ausembling, all measurer which may have been adopted. The Ihigion Mositeur announces that the Fiume Minister had justiamedea ceder talks Acmes chador' requiriag them after the 14th inst. to levy upon rise the rates of duty Axed by the tariff law of tie 21st 18 1 1, 1 844 , whisk was temporarily abrogated, r oem arse the sedge et A* by the embiegeont by tithe 81st Den, 1848, now inoperative. From this it ai.• pears that the minister does not think it proper at the present moment to make ass of the power conferred upon him by the geoond article of the law just pro laded. astburg letters of the 22nd report a dull market for colonial produce generally, which is in a measure seedbed to the numerous arrivals and the discharge of vends which have been ice-bound during tte winter. Parties appear anxious to see the effect which fresh supplies will have upon the market be fore they operate beyond the execution of pressing orders. Coffee was quite neglected ; the total sales et the week amounted only to 4,600 bags Brasil, at 41 to 8 sch., and good ordinary at 54 sch. Sugar we rather depressed, and 800 boxes Havana had been disposed of at 13.11 to 14.8 for brown, and 15 to 17.6 for yellow. Train oil was in demand at al marks for brown Berger. In grain there was a little Si more firmness. Cold had risen in value: it was quoted 4354 marks. Exchange on London, 13.10 so for three months. Advice, from Rostock of the 19th mentioa that the 11) communication by water between that place and 20 Warnentunde was already practicable, and milers 1 1 . ,1 frost again sets in, the navigation of the port may be considered as opened. In the sea outside the port the 1 4 ice had disappeared with southerly and westerly too winds. The thaw, however, had rendered the nada in the interior for a season impracticable, which will account for the small supplies of grain during the ' tai fortnight preceding. In the price of wheat there 1 5 : was no alteration, and although the market generally is was void of animation, still local speculation r , and purchases on English account had con- is tributeci to keep up the price. The quotations, rat however, for wheat, free on board, may be diminished 1 3 4 j in proportion as the expenses decrease as the period si of shipment draws nigh. The accounts from Eng- s r land for grain were so distiourang, that the holders so of stocks on speculation will probably not venture to ,E) export immediately, and therefore the spring ship- *" meals are expected to be very unimportant. New is superior 631bs. wheat was quoted 369. 6d. per qr. 1 0 , f. o. b. The transactions in rye at former rates, and 23 in barley at a decline of 6d., had been limited to the 49 wants of the local distillers. Peas and oats were a . without variation in price, and little offering. A in small vessel had been taken up for Liverpool at 35.3 d. j per qr. for wheat in fall ; for London, larger vessels pi were offering at 31., and for the Esst Coast at 29. 3d. Lt 131' and 2s. 9d. per qr. for wheat. so The entire mercantile navy of Prussia, according to 100 data upon which reliance can be placed, consisted, on so the let January list of 896 vessels, measuring 132,072 is lute, of 4,000 lbs. per last, exclusive of coasters, and im ' exhibits a decrease of about 25 vessels as com pared SO u with the previous year. Of these, 199 vessels be longed to Stettin, 106 to Danzig, 107 to Stralsund, so 8.5 to Memel, 83 to Barth, 58 to Griefswald, 41 to is Konigsberg, 36 to Wolgast, 9 to Berlin, and the sore mainder to various smaller ports in the Baltic. The to coasters are estimated at 88 vessels, measuring 2,714 81. lasts; making a total of Prussian merchant vessels of t oo tee 984, of 134,786 lasts. ss At Lisbon on the 19th the business in colonial pro duce was limited to the local demand, whilst the as trade in manufactures was rather dull. In public solo securities scarcely anything was dojo& The Five per so Cents. were quoted 531 to 54, the Four per Cents. IC I 431 to 44, the Three per Cents. 43 to 44. Exchange, ' sr 541 for 60 days' dates. so EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. Hannuno, Yea. 22.—Hamb. llwee.and..l-Hall per Cemb., sal 10 bills, 56 money; Lubeck loan, 1830, 98 bills, 98 money; Hanomelsa SO Five per Cents ,IN bills, 1051 money ; Russian English loan, 1031 Hi bills, 1021 money; Ditto, 1850, Foor-Half per Cents., 921 bills, 11 92 money; Five per Cents. Hamburg Certif., 99/ bi ll s, 991 money; it. Five per Cents., elope and 3rd F i ve serial, 95 money; Veer Bt. per Cent. *Welt; 115 bills; Preen= per Cents., 103, snowy; 9 Duda Three per Cents., 70 bills; Ditto, in 100 i. shares, 71 Ditto. Five per Cents., 931 bills; Swedish Hyp., Four per Cents, 971 80 bills ; Norwegian Four per Cents., 991 bills, 994 money; donnish 50 Five per Cents., 111 OM • Ditto, Three per Cents., 271 bills, 271 131 money; American Sir per dente.. 1084 bills. IN{ money. Eschews 90 on London: Hamburg, Feb. 22, 13.111 ; Ditto, three months, 13.10; St. St. Petersburg, Feb. 19, three months, 38.3-18; Copenhagen. Feb. 19, 23 three months, 811.14; CbriAs. nia, Feb. 13, three mouths, 4.72. ABUTIADAN, Fee. 22.—Aetive Debt, Two.and.a..Half per Cents., 10 14 money, 33 bills; Ditto, Them per Cents., MI/ money, 841 St. bills; D itto, Four per Cents., 831 money, 84 bills ; AMOK Synd., 80 Three- and-a-Half per Cents" 83 money, 821 bills ; Russian Five 40 cents., Dope and Co., 1031 money, 1041 bills; Four per Cents., SO litr, 834 money, 831 bills; Spanish Five per Cents.. 111 Mccey; 10 111 Is • Ditto, Three per Is., 282 money, 294 bills; Austrian 16 Five per 'Cents., Metallic's 774 money, 76/ bills; Ditto, Two-and.a. 100 Half per Cent.., 401 money; 411 bills. 23 eit THIS DAT. I so 12J 10 Two o'Cioloz. The market for public securities is rather weak Lo- e day. Console opened at a decline of } since yereer day, and were first called 941 to 95, at which as the business done was not of much import- le . Ince. The market continues depressed, and within 30 the last half-hoar Consols have experienced li. a farther decline of 1 being at present quoted 941 to Z -11, both for money and account. The Three per Cent. too Reduced mark 051 and ; the New Ihree-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 971 and Exchequer Bills, xv 545. and 575. India Bonds, 88s. and 854. prem. Long 6 Annuities, 8 9-16 and a. 23 In the foreign stock market there is not muck 6 change to notice, preparations for the settlement of the account principally occupying attention. Peru- t o vlan Four per Centa. have fluctuated from 791 to $ O ,, 781, and are at present called 78 to 79. Spanish Five `ll per Cent. Actives mark 181. Chilian Six per Cents, at. have touched 101. The transactions are : Belgian N, Four - ands-Half per Cents., at 89; Brazilian, at 89 and al 881 • Chilian Six per Cents., at 101 ; Dutch Two-and- .1 Half per Cents., at 541;_ ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, at 881; Orenada Deferred, at 41; Mexican, at to 291; Peruvian Four per Cents., at 79, 1, and 781; Russian, at 110 ; Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at to 181; th e Passive Debt, at 31; Venezuela Defer re d, at 121. so 5N0111313 Bank Pack, X 4 3 per OS. tat Aans. 1133 3 3 pis Cl Oat. Anna. HI 3 Tioa. 64i Si par eta liceboloor > 644. to 6Ta IN FUND& pot 04. OMNI& Da5..171 1111 Otoooda Ddorod DUO I b pot Ot. Kea, 4 ow Oa Porooloonda. II TO Do. barrel Ma, 34 6 rootor i O a rk . 3 . ll o 3 , f ll :Ma l t} 1 6 v 2 tor It ,1 2434 Nia.. 13f 6 wr as Amid= 66 p OL Di& bawls. 1 1 1 2i pat OW. -- 6 7400 134 11 1 4117 "" I aee L CIraTIML AI Z . ror D.L lek . 64 4 per elk. n Per i 4 4 par CIL Data OWN.. IC ? MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. SOOAR —The lugs public sales am progressing with mere steadiness to-day, sad last week's prime have been suppogod. Refined is also steady; groosey lumps, low to Sat; Ns. to 601. ed. Comm—The publie sales went off heavily ; rather lower prices have been submitted to for plsatation Ceylon. Good ordinary native Ceylon was withdrawn, at 60e. 691. was offered. _ _ _ eCWOL.-11,000 bap Guaysquil were offered and bought i■. 30e. to 32a. . . . . 13ALTPITRA sold steadily in public sale, at the fall prices of last week. - - steady. Rum continues dull. Rtcn.—The demand continues limited. exoess.-200 bags of common Bourbon sold in publican!. at no. to 814., whi-k was a decline of id. per lb. 8400.-150 boxes of small pearl were offered, and bought in at 235. 6d. to 24e. -- —.—. ---. TEL.—The market remains firm. In other articles no material alteration, bat evidently ape °Welton remain out of the markets. TALLOW MARK EL—THIS DAY. In Tallow then is not tau& doing to-day. The quotations are as follows: Petersbarg T. C. on the spot, 365. 9d. ; Fabian., end Marsh, 365. 3d. to 38s. 6d. ; Oetolsor to Deena her, Mk to 39a. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MAEKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Cooper and Davis report the supply of Meadow Hay short ; Clover and Straw selident for the demand. Qaotatioas are :—Priste Meadow Hay, 665. to 72e.; infe rior ditto, 60s. to 80s. Bowen, Ns. to 00s.; %nor, Go & to 80s. ; Straw, Me. to £7.. HAMBURG, Fob. 22, Bounnwas.—Haab. Deri*, 98 bills I Bella Iluab., NI Mk 2114. 0 v alor ; Micro NI nall nowt ; E lf ilimg 1111 IN =Ng 1 . Mika NW% W s % illari; Lek iry Mk n now ; lkonsans, Onnelnk blab; °nano. itsthiiiki, 4111 ills; IWO. lbe per Olailli l / 2 104 mai: asen FR Oat, 11l 113 b, wow; Dlen, a." ll=in Wait*. Penselearlfpr Own, 1 Mei *bps Wong hien', ANI Min 1.8; iii; _Ditto, Pr, An pee Cub" In WM; IWilaWg, lintone/I In 10% meg. VOREIOI RAILWAYS. Tars DST, Two o'Cnocx. Shares are quieter to-day, the attention of the jobbers and brokers being engaged with the arrange ments necessary for the settlement of the half-monthly account, which it is expected will prove a heavy I one. Priors generally are just a shade better. than yesterday. London and North-Westerns I are quoted 1061 to 61. Great W esterns have been done as low as 67; ' but are n ow called rather better, at 681 to 69. F o r Midlands the tendency is downwards; they were lest transacted at 411. Brightoes mark 80; London and South West. erns, 631; Berwicke,l4l ; York and North Midlands, 171. In French limes there is little movement. IN. 1 lama Raman. Tenter y. Bales to.day up to 1 o'dook. 7i Do. Pref;sne; 4 Anibit.,Ne.,la n ai.J6. 6 Berta 66 Banta Lit. (ot. Wmt perpetua l! p.Ct.) 114 1 '.Y. - - ei.. Pir 4Pa 261 271 25 26 61 91 Se 6i pa 41 04 pm. -011 k — d 31- 75 4 , 0517-11 6 - 1; 07 . 20 De. witheat a guarantee 121 Shie.Weiv.k SkorVaDay 10 %ra n Wok.. end Dodky eallod i uypd.,erwltheuer 16 Do. wthosia oversaw 71 Baba, Ikon., end Birk -92 Maki end Ele.OT 174 121 Do. 1 *harem... 10 Do. flO Preference 50 Chester teed Holyhead II Do. Preference 40 Dublin and Belkat Jane 25 DA Anglian 16 Do. UM E. &H.) :4 Do.(21.10e.)0 p. Ct. Piet. 29 Eastern Counties 10 Do. New Pie( p. CI.- 61 Do. Lit, 6p. Ct.. No. 1 Si Do. do. N 0.2 60 Do. N. ik per Ct 60 Do. do. 5 per Oast 43 Do. New . . 25 Enters 4;air (late E. U. 6h.) 115 Do. slue B. end C. ditto 223 20 Do. Nilo fAe. P. Ct.) 25 Do. New 23 6j Do. New share' Eset lanoolnekona 50 Edlobeigb end Gliagew 21 Exeter. Yeovil, k 21e. Exeter and Exmouth ii 67;;UN07th;r7 - ... ::: 12! Do.l gnaw, A,Deferred 7 D 0.4 thine. B. 6 0. Ce -12 Do. 5 per Cent. Peet..... 60 Gt. South.end West. (Ire.) 100 t North of 16nemod... U Da. New. E 49 ... -. 30 Do. New, YU ... .. 15 Do. New, E. 16 ... 100 t Western... ... . 20 Do. ... ... .. 16 Do. New, 417 ... . 50 Will sod Selby... ... . 15 Do. 1 shares ... ... . 14 Leneester sad Cerlisl• . 16 Do. Thin s 106 lAneaddre sad Yorkshire ii 3T(1,;: - 1.13:iii. leDip. ... -.- IS Dann* .. . .. 10 Do. New (gun I p•Ct.).. 49 De. liverpool and Bui7l 10 Do. West Hiding Union' 25 Do. ?region and Wyre 10 Do. o shares (A) ... .... 30 Leeds and Bradford... ... SO Leeds and Think . .. 1 al Do. Fret 4 R z Cen ' t • No.l 10 Do. Ne. 3 B Do. Do. N 0.3, 9 Do.Quutera 1645 . • 114 London and Blockwall I Lon., Brighton, It 8. Coact 100 De. New gas. 6 p•Ct. i I 9 Do. guaranteed 3p latroCroydon 50 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent.— I KO Do.Convrt. S p•Ct..11152 t2l London and Greenwich ... 10 Do. Freferenos 100 London k North.Wootern 12 Do. do. New 4 shares... 13 Do. Firtho _,.. :., ..., i rh;:iroa.,lCenS3.(6 l 100 'London & South-Western 42 1 Do. !tow, S3O St De. New. £44 I Do. New Preforms Loweatoft ß Gazgr ude an a t I Nasek., 100 Nana., 11110X.imildi 13 Do. L i.* IS Do. ahem% No. I ... 12a Do. dams, No. I ... 10 Do., ow £lll Po ... i 0 Do, Great Othaill «. 1 Is Do. ObeL sod Wools— Do. Grimsby Doak .. 1 Do. Wools Unica .. 46 60 Do. MO sham 100 Do. Bina. sad Dirby 100 Do. Cone.B. &B. 60. CI 30 Do.ErewoolaalleyPref. 100 Newc,tle sad Qui3ll4 101 Norfolkls , Do. New lap ^‘ I Do. PAteneiou Do. Ductal. si or Cl" 35 North British .. 121 Do. L v h to ." i DO.S Do. Preference .„ 174 North Ataffordaldro 50 Oxford, Won., I Wolter . 11 and Roleatr 44 Royston and littahhi . 75 ScottlAh Central ... 25 Scottish Midland .. IS4 Shrowr e Do. atrrm., Ma A Do„ New Gooroatood.., 11 ehroyohtlz7.Pul. Chi" Di Da OrwooDy . 1 Do. Now.. . 10 . Do . l AO Sot - . Is Do. Pf1011.15;21; SI South Staliardiblro... Sii Month baton SO Da No. S_ le I Do. No. 4 Iteitstered . 43 loath Wale* II York, Don. and G0010...1 10j , Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole.N.DL gun. 5 p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny. 20 Wear alley p. ea 33 Do. V do. , do. Ct. . ,oar .- ---t-SsWeynt.l fork,Nowo (ln ul Do. Lit. _Do. 0.2(4.1.' cork and Nara hack Do. Preference ... Timm &a miss. Siage's-ham asta Dallas sad dassrisel loydorm• sad dolma .. 30 Central Frame (Vilma; $ now Test lams. a Do. rist Wks timateWla 8 Luxembourg ... ... .. 8 Itsdrbilwridentli .. SO Nsokar and LOOP •• •• 16 14ertlisra al Masi .. 7 Odom soi Bordsiaz ~ 91 Pods mod Orbins .. .. 10 Forbad Mom .. ... If Pixie lad Illreibmi ... 90 Bona salaam ... ... 10 Olialar• ininsom ... .. .8 Tsars and loser... .. 29 37 dia. I. .9 . dB. lit 14 111 7 91 14 7 4 9 U . SS_ dim pm. 4 4 14 1 0 6 1 25i 37 2 4 lu 27 99 125 230 ex. div. SO 52 „ 87 39 pm. „ 15 20 Po n 55 69 28 29 14 14 0 1 11 11 92 81 1 7 dlB. 49 61 5 9 1 i 1133 Pm. 3 par 3pet 131 dli tlis I_ _. 52 48 tbs. 26 24 dis. 13 12 Ca. 8 71 dim. 1 2j 21 ctis. 21 21 pm 7i 6f 42 43 i i gIIM. 99 99 ex di', 9 9 __ 4 i tug. 4 21 did. 2k 2 41s f clis 4 e pal Si 721 $O4 ... ... 101 lot 231 141 105 108 Par Pa. Par PmJar Pa. 19 17 dim. Id 14 dim. 2 21 po le 17 q 1 db. 1113 7 8 4 7 6 7 If 4 I 6 3 SI dia. 4lf 23 24i au. 134 194 122 124 27 39 14 IS 419 18 19 :1 10 4 8 21 3 83.1 8 10 t o iii. 9 10 13 p 154 861 7} Ms. 6 dia. t 11 po. 11 II dia. 4 11 dia. 12 10 1 dJa. 1 0 die 141 1 a ' I I dls. • II e la i ii di& 101 lit 5f 6 26 25 dia. i 41 B}d& 1 dia. 1 $ 7 18 3018. Ile 41 die. 76 II I if • i• 4 ifs'. f jr. Ilar Pa. Ls. 71 fi dl& 7 Istlll I di% I. 3O ill ii ex it 6 Ws 1I / 41/a LIMPUUL, Feb. 2b. proCK-EXCHAWOI.—The market was wen* in Only roped today. Umiaklie sad Yostahlre %fifth shame), 71 I. Latakia sad North Weetera, 106 34 3 3—Ditto ((new shame), 31. 6d. p.—Dato (i Musa, C), p.—MeacUMw, 61Meld end Liacola 11 Mans, No. I, 7 1. 1 tM ISM), 7.—Midlead (4 shares), 24 161. 34. 1 . 4 .7. —North Valois (B , 162.—lhatth-FAstent and Dover (No. 4, fa es d.), 6—York , eweesar, sad Berwick (Mena N. NW 13 .). 4 4 —Ditto (0. N. B. 6 per mat. till 1630), 3i d. 11L41VORB6TIlt, Fob. 26. Bvocialcoluson.—Than was vary Hula bulimia, and that principally to favor bur ttrassations. Prices at steak pasrally werelowar. DIRItINGHAM, 7.6. a Stooz-Bsciumos.—This stark., was languid to-day; totrerde the aigrettes an Inquiry swan up far &reve lac? and Bh. ntherhsate, which left off a sheds titter. orth Maar& were dee; at mi.., but elased firmer ; ihrewsbury Birolserhane wire *the et el. la m . id. db., sad Ire st ei die. LEIDS, 1.6. 25. Blom cause& —There ►are been but few Uaneae thee that morning at the tonoteW rates London and NorthWeetars genic. lOC North-Wasters p 111 dta.; Sedleld, Ihethß• hash PM 0• 010 , 171; North theflentehtm 104 tlia . • o,lli, B Bi F2l f3 l " I 11 it t 10 11 In SD 4 dim I liss '3 104 11 57 le 37 59. 1 1 1 Pin. 1 pm I Pm 81 dim. 24 1 92 9 17f f 31