The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-30 00:00:00

,9i 4,--• crg -- . a ~ i 1 I Ttt 4fll,lrt 1,331.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1850. [THREEPENCE. AO. sf s . -.:.• t,t- r:r•- • • . r (iNi. _ - . • • • • • I I 1 1 S • .11 .1 •-• • • • • toJ IV. . • IL • .• 1. • • oje td 610 .0. lb& the ir4 riPP ore ot. r. • 01. 0 fro 40 0 OF , 10 6* AA. Orb Or& 60.* FLOWER ROOTS. - THOMAS F. sr,. toNacor of Dutch rower Roots bon Ibariess. elkorlorSold-wort, Kiser/moo. Loormti Ls stiebrord boxes, minimise— , math& I 1.1 Mao aimed Iris ARIONto. t. Uiro. 12 nu named iris lilipralso. 13 Piss named Nardwas. 540 Cboioe named Pond. 2 Laird yellow Crank 30 Lama bloc Crows. 30 Lomat labile Mews. e but quality, tor SS, of bum • tor C. To oasis tin Mt 004 4 11111 4 I C AMLOCOL.C. &Ms al a: the at evaiel be • 111 and VENTILATION COMBINED. •v• TATE: MIL W AM-AM TiiiI7IIATINO ps-t elective sad cheapest is the market tw • . wet ',Wise bundlers. Cash prtees : To warn , • a..: 30,00. 199..• luO.OOD, [1919.. TRY t. Awe, Ss:redwing ihe external Si., melanins ..r. :or !rabic o(atitleial arse), sad warming it la as ; :}ln; a nallewsto stress at pure aorta sr, aapbe dun to J. L DOWION, 111. Os trap br issu is operates. Ly STOVE WITHOUT A FLUB.- . l• ti I.T.N tar nannies MIK parer. waterakers, Aar, &gas. aid all warm marring :Lr .m each uremia. Joyce'. Stoma doom • onell, if treed with the Joyce'e Paget Pad. i! w 44 town leirtioat 'leaden or „., oly at the e4e Proprietor* SWAN ;In trmimonger and at they Depot, r' . to Or had ft ma the lameipial beiIWIMI.IIII Prep ired hq gar tett slime. 110. IL • • hid teatime 'nth the swat sad mama ea IN .1. : • t, etz'oirtl-itreet, met 111 Demplotdreolt It AND ALL OTHER STOVES. — I. Prarren KINK'S of 212418TY.R. wid nther . brow the Lowed in the inn Id, to onenunlied in • r of tleOini, and tawurnannol in ra•io toilette. of • At Wows • ith brimmed ornament. arid two Foto ; with owned.' ornam nto and •too •. so C 2 2.71.; 11,-nred Ye.oWro, • ith •t • L' l ; steel Vend re, front LI lio. 1 . 4; n mt.. from SI LW, to Lt 4.; Piro In my (ma .ttrionr'. and other Lit ntad Radiating mle..eminlly low. and IRON TEA-TRAY& T. and Waller% wholly unmet • •r. nt. r•netr, Novelty, la now wilder by . • o•o. n,wh loser Wan wand, in UMW* Toa err lof ,toto Sto fhl. to In colons. to 4 pumas. fr .* 4Tral pink r-tn In , and in* (tam May • n.car•l ••11.• a art, at About a qt.: Mt al n- .t of p.htion,.. Thm 1, • ...ten of t.. 1,111 MISoI r.fire-hears ImAhse wu.er; eJne lea Waal buolsets, • rm . ! art. to. 044 roved of. I. corrarr 01 Yit . tru.arurtieet. aid No. ',NEW. th mar:oily:4 of ,Trry Immo:awry wee* in %cll.-Amt. • t• 1810. I.AN 1)11., 4,. fld. per • . vor ro lamely patrorionl anti re. • • i on I Itt•Stry, t• ato ol'y opie•r.thle f.l. the ty, keel rt Moo of potent • tl r. heti, Jorl broll.to• y of Oh tolt.tt. kr* IL 111 I 1t.4 a eftlOtt the swot mean, In the rharse. of t•Slz.malptioa sal. the coll. 1611 • grill. en ‘•n ool.• . col. Isl.l, eii'tlne br JOIIN I srorpos..Orref, • ay. ~.ETIL—RoWLANDS' •r•... A whit. pomekr. eneepnorooleol OA . or lb llbbeltlll tne tkio Atal of in. r .na 0t0..1 A Job., .n.t tlw torth, otrrngthrn r.nor tier hove% *we. t and Illlre. It rstir o ..rot • 1., it. to o Ilt, on,) It A4ll. I 101,111•1111.• .11. Corr. It. antiorptie ant antl.oreouttr orlArr orl the both, an.tiovoltore gam.. litre 2.. %I. pr. but. Itrw.ore n. gI^TIUSIN' artttle ha. the ...to, .11... rt. Kb' ••• theta It 4U. II ottosA.l.tr•lorn, • 1111 Nl6lll' Al IL-11l )0K 1:1•I'1lt 41. JR V I .1:f ; and eIIE.NT 11%. P. • .00 oroono•olo I .1. d dlog-tioon a inn Slodkl Wranner d ont on • .ard row. I no oond roinally . d.spleal for 1100 For thn.lroorr, phon.rneln, ogoo ..1 Ihr I•.t , sot... INF 1k end N 11.1.1 A II 10, I It 11.9nn0 Itroder .01.1 I'u., ooro II n 0.% ;0.., krt. nt.ploret ; l 1 . ..11 `..on•losor.l .ot thr no opao YI ont.t.nid. nor loult-d kornhloono. NAV Nov. 29.—Ity spriest, letter from . ao.aman...tr Shadarell, da:ol 11i.t w addi iou tv havrt..l4 And ILa tort. hilst total! uo to smm, sh. And • r..d au. tall.; hso.rd. Foni enamel, h• d thed, and th re Titre sow. 20 .• h.. n p l .o a ra t.. haat! b..• tbi. II) th tt kt' to be erulareil tl the bor, and to As lenjitkevied I:sre, *Am.( Net t he tattle alit .41:p te , moved, ar.d it w fourteen daps II to, olurosir which titre it Ir it. tt she a .1) lied two ur thole feet r rti o-. 0 or laud very li - tie injury , t , tl , lt, Lu this • set woe peohattly a mon that or.vaslad. oor of tail dloalhe i,h• of thr of 0:t tar, hat it ap iraa th. a aaboidiror —Tar lloptue, ..5 tip smile duck to day. tai , lt all .iapatch. \ • .v. 21.—The cde stenmer,com ia tr.. 11 l'..rtrenoatti on Wedaradar, r I .r Lialvat, olth tar,lical and otbrf • alrrtia'r Kin vlron.—The Ineoavaat, .01 , 1.171 , 1 T d y ot, td .I off a' e. Cap.oie F. Ward CI, . • . _ r Liotore. 'MILITARY. r, Nov. -A general court-martial is nthle st the I'4.llry_6trrg.thi, Elvter, 0, C Roller, R 13: 11: .4 At, quartered .t is t • N. pro ...leo.: ; and sus r sorriug in the out a.:. as a u. 1914tf the rutin The I. r the :11.1 1 Li. woo sat Arthur Taugbao f Mr I to, • r kooor's Own, llegioseal, r..;••• c Moirr-Urnsral the 4, I . 11;., tmler.ia-Cl•itf of the lar prav eat,. lilt WWI Ur —lst. 11 day it N‘..v. moire, placed, or .• t . in the unnouffol hi. barrack o• • Ci•a •i :, a p.a. ed bill, oa which was r irr•beslta C sits 11. M.% .•r ymyrl! ChfiatOpho y 2 . . ' Fur has etc r,lied the • hati,•• of • I ••lli 'or .4,:ee 1.4 Regiment Loathe bill to 5. , .a to lied i , god eavng be could prose 'L. • ...we sod eo earl," or words to that II I. IN iour at that %ilia.• his suparior office:, sr esinont. an 1 1!••• taint bring a bra soh war. hill 1111104. l to to the lire charge o w..ls of the sr towns on the 20th isataut, • is t•.r tlas Istbsi el imeateasnt n... 1 I :ailed pr •per yre LxxibrAiloll l , in X p *clean of to, ori.;in of the quarrel .r. 1, but it is yilinnioryd hate been elms lire played on beat. ..rris, which were I.lt•ottiO they Hems i. eapp.rtehl.•. and that Mr. intiirtrtink i 7 behnll of Ina sue, which resulted nv Captain dui.. The .Nair has incited con ontlll enu times{ is the Rains= bud towns. (Enna No' s; "Os 12.tutt.). X..v. .1. ....—... .. . J. 11%4.0 • (Th 11011• Elll4. f) to be rim traermol r.. r. A. E. Mnxrit, from 4, 4. 4... r rim 11.equern. MAX. Le .5ru01...011j.. ANN Co .1 L. s lit n•iT to be lieut., without pos., . • r )I.l..rDovsvu. to be ton., vice he a . 0., by pur., tree Farmer, who of put., Ore het r. .N, WAS &kW V., to be col, Je. A C.R. fm the Shed F., It Mad LC., dee. LAI IM' COI, vole Lield...tioa. do the 'fah F., to be my., 1, vice 314.-Gcs. Mr 11. Sit V., to be ma, I1:11 e”lootl, 'doe Lieui-Gen. r it;lre 'tor Stalky, who 1.• irkthout yur., vice WWI. I. from ttuy.,llld. Cul., tr, be O .o,re. .4 the nee. (Aare A. Ileceve 1 • .>., at-•w[. J. ble4.auere Ge-*vr to be oldi e Merl en. app to the Provolone' Rolla. w. ban... N.D., to be staff moot.- J. 11.. 1 / 4 ken the tat West Li r a Amt., to be :2 I Nov., 11 , 06.-322.1 F.—fur E. J. p.. t., ~ reY Eue. J. Linn... J. 1. 11,....41,14•6.1, put., to be en►., Le., SO. (0 bu mok , iiALL.- Name.. It gentlemen who ..o le toe ui.ocosad rutin , of r'liobt.o to yr .c.i4e. r. I' .1 'llk thos.y; Niork R3.108,1 Dq. : ?.rick Uoya. L peg Smittoa, Nulull ; Iltassad, PROFESSOR FARADAY ON ATMOSPHERIC MAGNETISM. The Bakerian lecture was delivered by Professor Faraday on Wednesday last, on the highly interesting sub jolt of atumpheris magnetism. The lector* was a brio amowat of parts of the contents of papers arced, in the plomesion of the society. It was t• the following purport:— Having shown three years ago that oxygea was highly wag- Belie, Professor Faraday had of late, by amass of a peculiar differential tension balance, ascertained that, as the oxygen was dorms or rare it gained or lost for a given volume proportionately of its magnetic power, and also by other experiments, that as its temperature was lowered or raised It also gained or lost In the degree of its magnetic farce. Nitrogen, the other chief constituent of the atmosphere, underwent no changes of this kind ; bat the atmosphere, as a whole, wee affected through the oxygen it contained These champs are within the range of the daily variation of temperature; and the air thus heated and cooled affects the lace of magnetic fore, which pass through it in their coma from the earth into spear. As the sun rises sad comes on. ward in relation to any given place, the atmosphere beneath is affected, so as to cause oho Mosso( magnetic fere, to diverge within the heated maw, sad as the ran posses away and air us lower tostpersturs than the moan is produced, the liaes • of Ism tend to tionvery. The lecturer wee esposiallyearefel is famines die Wads of his hearers that it was not assumed that the hot or cold air acted at ones upon the needle, but upon the great system of magnetic toren, which, emanating from the • ar:h, pass ae it were through the atmosphere into the region. of space, and, because of their polarity, return to the earth again. When these arc affected in any one part, needles every when upon the surface of the planet are also affectel in proportion to their distance from the seat of action, following in flair ['coition tie force of the curve which governs them. Upon a first comparison of the alteration which should ' , CCU( in the Loes of force at any given pike^ for a give. hour, with the magnetical observations made at that place, the directions of the variations, both of the declination and iselination, are found to accord so well with the theoretical deductions, as to create a stroag expectation that the sesigned cause is the true physical cease of the annual and diurnal via dim% and of moray of the irregular variations that are made evident in the records of the magnetism , Anervatories. The variotions already compared with the beery ate thee. or Toronto, Greenwich, St. Petersburgh, Washington, Caps of omd Hops, St. Helens, Singapore &c. A chief fact or two, such as the magnetic character o oxygen contained in babbles of soapsuds sad of glass, and the effect of temperature in diminishiog the magnetic force, were illustrated by experimeats. AFFRAYS WITH POACHERS. Daring the night of the 21st instant, a murderous affray took place in the N.ott... Disney woods, hear the Newark•rnai h4f•way homes, Lincolnshire. Si. lotion who were out on the watch eneoae•ered a grog of siatein poacher', and a fearful ti.tht followed. The poachers h►d assembled from ►II them ighourt•g villages ; and the keepers, go ring s tics of their intuition, were armed with cutlass*, ▪ othir weapon.. One of the poacher. or dreedfully cut, and the SAS of on► of the keep( re was als2 severely injured. Fuer of the poachers were captured and sent to Fencing ham, and it is undintood that other' are known and are bet, g hunted out. It is said that the •urueon who attended the wounded men pronounced that he had never *eta such awful m tngting, the bodit • of the parties being cut, almbeil, and bruised in the mss dreadful manner.—Sloatfurd Alemtry. At Waddington end other 'irate' in the neighbourhood of Lincoln, gangs of poachers now venture out in the day.tion, with doge and muse, annalged in Poch monben that they defy rupture. Ua the 17:h, upwards of a score, with nine dor, wets cotars:ng in the Wobliagton low sad on the previous Sundae • ib sea wen our, some cans ing spades .0 dt< oat rAbita. Considerable damage is done to the Nissen, who can do nothing to protect themselves : it would a. is that only an armed c .•atnhulary con he depended spin se ant decimal mesas of stopping Ibis increasing law leeenese.-1601. About one o'oliek as the morning of Saturday last, while Mr. Jam s litthertson, gunektepi r on the Aix rwirney estates, Cried, Perthshire, slung with two of his assittants, were making tb. it usual round, about two miles to the northward of Atercairney Abbey, they heard the report of • gun. and shortly aPerwards they beard • second shot in the sums direction. Conviacied that pi mime were at stork, they rid themselvee of their plaids and pr. pared for • scuffle. A thirst shot was now tired. The night being close, and the moon wider *cloud, the keepers dot not see the poulters u tul they arrived at the spot where the last shot was tired, she., en a sudden, three men appeared before them armed with • doulsle-bstreli d gun and bind l es ins. Then the onslaught nommen. rd. Man for man., and the strongest the wiener. was the ordi r of Vie day. A keen and hard-fought contest snsard, daring which the keeper arid his o.en were at cue time likely to have the worst or it—the poachers twigs an pow. rfol and dt sperate characters. By a ChaflCe stroke, however, one of the ktegro rs brought one eit the ',nicht r. to the geogind—a man between sea and 'tees het high sad powering built, who had, up to this time, fought equal to bath his accomplices. 'She victor imme diately rna to the sseist..nce of Robertson, who wise nearly evrpowered by the poacher he engaged with, also a stout and powerful young men, and got him to the !Round, • here he was held. N14,1111111P, the big poacher, no doubt thinintig that his periy ~ad the worst ut it. took to his b. els, and was neither seen nor h and of stir. Both the reenaiaing poechen were ft cured by the keepers and :Wien to a plum of sstety. The denb:s-bear,lledgun tweeted e. ( which hadone barrel Veiled) several broken b udg. on., and •he liata, cape, and bonnets of the keepers and poachers, were found et wieted about. The poachers bad one pheuant with them. Mr. Robertson received • severe rut us the bead, whi..ti bled profusely, and moo; • raises throughout his petsi.n. Ilia a.ststanta w. re also cut and bruised, and lost a good deal of bl oil. The p tethers alto null, rod ly. The am* of the man who escaped is known. Two of the parties belong hi Cult if, LA the third to the neighbourhood, end are all well town to bo coolirmod poacher.. One of tht m, about two years ago, wee each. %lured for pouteing.and fined in tht ming tied peusltp art 105 awl 5e1X1154., or three months impiisonmsns. Mr. II tberts.m, after seeing the poach, re properly stuffed. ammedi.teiy note oil to citett, to tut, ins he agent en the • wee of the ease, who asst no time in taking to. MCI may ate re for having the parties sent to the proper quartet. t be dealt with es their crises warranted.— I '.r'hsAue Currier. The particulars of the late affray with pouters in Derby shire appesnd us Wednesday lan. dance that time Both, the keeper, his 'synod of the seli , ll , WOU:4I he fieejined on the heel. The ramie of the pi:talus rsp'ured us Wilnam Worrell, It•but Grundy alias Spite, William CAA, John Chapman (the captsiat td the gang, a nd who, it is add, had the sword ethics indicted the Wel won d on the uWorteinaM nei. per), Joan. Wildsmith, Wiliam Shepherd and John Shepherd (father and sou), William 114bb, Joseph Huhn, Lieorge Uinta, ail of II leaser; Juba Metes ' John Onnilad, sad Robert Cutts, ot Cslkret. It appears that Rooth wee . . eurroended by several of the gang sad attempted To keep them off by pointing the gee, bat the keeper's run eras s lois by roe of the party, sad llo.illee piece, either by ate:- dna, or intent ianally in selt-deft nee, west off. An i , quest was hell ou Tuesday on the body of the keeper, end • v.r diet to the 'allowing 'ff. et returned "Trim the deceased wu killed by a Neosho', but under what CifetSSUlSCti aa sot be aseertained." WINDING-UP JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. EASTERN COUNTIES JUNCTION AND 801'THEND Rat•wAY. --Yeeti May lis lion , ur, Sir W. Hoene, pr ,- ' weeded oath the settlement of tee lists of contribu . oti, , s henught in by Mr. Ewan, the effieial manager, at d Mr. Bed, solicitor, and pl iced thereon as liable, with sore is- C•pti.lllB, the namn ut 21 of 'he members of the eniunittee ,II management, on evi trace being adduced of thrir bribe g leetasented to act, sad having attended meetinos o' the body. Into ease of Mr. Headley, of Manor Oaks, Shi Meld, sod on. or two ',them:span which a lengthened argots. nt was raised by Mr. Dade), as coons .I tor the official manager, and Meson. thitilow and Ton, were adjourned. Mr. Under wood, one of the provisional conmairee, addressieg his Honour, said he had paid 3001. towards the liabilities of the concern to the solicitors, and world like to know wh►t had become of the money. (Lanoliter.) We H. n.•ur—l have not got the money, sir, bat perhaps is the coarse of the procredirga tome clue towards a solution of your illus. Don may be inecoverrei. (Lsagh•er.) LoNDOS AND BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION 11.111. WAT. —Yesterday there was a meeting before his Boni ur, Master Blunt, to sett•le the list of contributories to this co.npeoy, the liabilities of which amount to 10,0001. Mr. Croysdill, the t Metal maunder, brought in a class of cues, consisting of directuts who had signed t►e perliamentare contract to en able the cordially to go to p trimmest for 200 shares edh. It wae contended that as the pritliamenfary cuntrect or died of settlement was never properly mibecrilsed tor, the ladle. who had been elected to take this *umber of shares ought not row to he held liable. Has Honour decided that, w hie et e the circumstances were outer which the deed was sign , d, the partite must be held hotele to the extent of the sub cription, sad placed them on the list. There were, it spinals/I, two deeds of settlement or anti...airless contract' in thia c:impany , —one called the "town" acid t►e other the " caui.try" , deed; and, as the latter was ar, fortheomin,z, • prir.ted c •py it it we. put in, and secondary veldt net upon the minute books, share register, lAA bankers' books receittd, to make the parties liable In default of the solleitees to the official away; Marra Harelip and Manning. being able to pre date the Memel deonmewat. NORTHERN COAL MINING COMPANT.—Yesterday, after a pretreated argument at previous roosting', before his Honour Mester Timmy, by Mr. Galsworthy, lon the part of Mr. Quilts; the effirdal manager, and Mr. Kenyon, counsel on behalf of Mr. Bagp, M P. his honour deckled that the latter gentleman, in v i ew o f ail the evident* whammed, must not be held liable, and struck his name off the list, In reaper of 260 shares whit' he sold to the division f0r3,9001., and on which the "Mehl manager sought to He him, in memo, with other contributories, for payment of a call jest made of 101. per share. The principal argument on behalf dl the official manager was, that under the deed of settlement, the directors had no right to purchase shares, the question sr liabi.ity depending at the construction to be puttee the terms of that document. IRELAND. Doixne, Nov. 29. Ireland is not likely to escape soot free from the religious excitement of the day, notwithstanding the hopes and wishes of many to the contrary. It now appears that some attempt will be made to get op titn, meetings, for tte purpose of protesting against the introdeotion of legislative measures, to deprive the English Rama who** of any of the privilm w s thlhe i l enjoy aster Ilpsividom Act. ost memo tti.aiiw it el such measure., mly go to prevent the new Roman catholic bishops from seaming the titles of dioceses in Eng. land, obs-rving that such restrictions have existed in Ireland without any effect. The Freeman's Journal says : Difference of country is in this case no difference. The catholics of England are c , enparatively weak, and surrounded by a moat bitter and hostile agglomeratbn of sectaries, and though on former occasions we Old not receive that co-opera tion and support which we had • right to expect from that quaver, yet when catholic ire. done is in danger, and a catholic can scarcely stand up at a public meeting in Eng , lead withost *lenders on his ri Helmand scoff, at its -tyre ate head, it is time to stand up boldly and ratify a mutual al:i. awe for mutual defence and prof: ction. What protestant could object to ouch a proposition ? No attack is intended or magseeted oat his religion or his rights; on the other hand, the object is one which should chaV lenge all his support and admiration if he be, as he boasts to be. "the fitted of civil and religious linerty." The catholic+ of Ireland should meet in their respective counties and addrise the (a 15611 to maintain the charter of their rights inviolate. No hieg more is required t: an t. is sim ple and necessary declaration of opinion, and we have the fullest confidence in their prudence to Wain from every topic except the env which iseiniedieely demands the re monstianoe. The c •unty of Mayo, headed by its repre sentatives, has determined to meet at an early period. Other catholic count.*. sly u d at once follow, so that the ur.aoimous sok* of catholic Ireland should find fall expres sion before the meeting of perilous:woe. On the other hand, Si r tunt lrr's Nears Letter says: We have rood authority I.ir stiVirß that thee:trey of this diocese are by no means it.d,ll.r.rit or supine on the all eagroa•iog subject or the ini.ult olfer*d to the crown and the church, and that in a lew days this will be made very apparent. The presbyterians of the north are determined to keep aloof from the movement; and their organ, the /Mann. if Mater, impresses that course on its readers in each publication, observing that the qmstiou is a purely urtlatie one between both parties. Mr. Benjamin Lee Guineas has consented, at the request of 33 members of the new corporation, to till the office of L'rd Mayor fir the ensuing year, and Mr. Reynold/ has withdrawn his pretensions to the office. The Kitty's County Chronicle says— It is said thet the Hon. Dev.d Plunk. t, whose health has been toe some time in an unsatistactery state, is about to re:iniaiii‘h the offire which he has held for upward. 01 to enty year., as Prothonotar_y of the Common l'iess, and to retire oh the lull 'shay. The ii.evine i. l e ititi& a p ar, rad the patronage is now is the crown. When Mr. Plunket °Trained the deice it was hestowed upon him by his lather, then Chief Ju,ties of tee Common l'.eas. The Marquis of Waterford has itwued an addrew to the tenantry on his Ulster estates, to which he an nounces reductions of rent, which it is calculated will amount, on the whole, to 2,00 W. His lordship lays: same time ago, ordered • Manioc to be made to all form tenants on paying di. it yearly rent, duo lot N 1t49, before • given day. 1 now find that you are in • worse position than 1 had imagined. I have, therefore, peon di. tedious that • larger redeems should he made on the rent due Nov. lot, 1419, it paid before the lot of J4rtie , y, 11451, on the following scale: lot. To tinatte holding obi teem* previous to 140, the land being let below its value reduction, except in partimilsr came, will be given. 2. To tenants holding leases made since 1401 to the grew sit time, 2.. in the pound will be allowed on ma year's ren t . 3. To . . tenae.ta at will holding land at a moil: rite rent, 3t. in the pound will be allowed. 4. To tenants at will, holding land at full value, 4a is the pound will he allowed. the Waterford 31ail mention; the following cans of reduction of rents:— si.nanthr W. Lime EN., of Cork, le the month of June last, purchased the Lends el Ardolehasty, near Ardmore. in the county at Wstertold, in the Encumbered Estates Court. The land. were let in the year 1838, under lease to one tenant, for 2 . 5.1 f. a year, and Mr. Law. having lately walked over the form, cospiclem d the rent too high, and, unsol cited, ' related it to 1461. 13e 4d., b ing a reduction of 331 per met., and offereo a lean. at this reduced rent, mime he wished vi live aid let live—that he would not require nark rents. The tenant, however, &dined taking a new le ase, preferring to be a yearly tenant, Stades the times may not improve. Thome. St. John Oraot, EN., of Edmore), has creen a reduction of 7s. In the pound on his radii to his tenants in the counties of Weirdo:4 and Cork. A long and melancholy estalNue of outrages arising Ir• m the relations of landlord and tenant in Ireland appears, however, in the roviicial papers. The followtog arr some items from the black list : MIAWEIL —Wit have just l-arned from a correspondent, that on Monday night Qat • moat atrocious murder was tom twitted at Co isith, an the Queen's County, between Cadens town and Clenselee, on the borders of this runty. The unfornanste victim was a luau named John Ho t tu., who was Mad band( of a Mr. Layne. Teo pour man press r.ttel an aortal spretae:e, hie bead baring b•-en severed from his teed, by a reaping-11..4. An mgr..% was held yesterday, when • verdict of +Mal murder was retenteti against persons unknown. George Fitimsurice, Esg ,it M who hm been sent tonsporerily to Fraaktord, attended the ingots*, and owing to his virdhasca and activity a great number of persons have been apprehended, and but little, II acy, donSt tilts that the perpetrators will be made amenable. —A 11 9 .8 Co. CArmait te. 01:TilitOE —Abell{ the hoar of tins o'elock on Friday sight an armed par.y, camieting of over titters men, so I, armed, attacked the hone of a man sowed John atria, careodr r on the lands of Rspla and Bouth Hill, in Tipp*. rnry, the pretperty of Mr. Vincent, of Dublin. The mama dory had been lying In wait ter a !maid who bad been placid in care of corn seized lug rent no Ilia farm of ono of Mr. Vir:cef;tc tenrnte, ;awe - .i ]loon. _The door wu opened for theta by Martin's wve, whom the first of the ruffians cruet with his gun on the head sucti - i - bloW that the poor woman VAS stunned and felled to the sant. Some of the p.m rushed as, and .eiz.ng the Won:loos bsiliff, beat him sith the buns of their puns sad with spade hanales in a most bru tal naann.r, civting his head, and itfi.cting many severe bruises on various p-rs of the body. Toey even beat the children, and the womno on ',covering from the swoon into she bad beau thrown by the tint ruffian's blow, was swain laid told cf, tor did her cries that she was pregnant, save bur It. m a repetition of blows, the ruffians enclaimii g, We wili sot spare woman with child, or a chill in the cradle." SUSPECTED Mt'IDER AT ATWORTII, WILTS.—On Thursday morning, ma a man in the employ of Mr. Mr. Samuel Poulson, of A•worts, Wilts, was catch t g moles in a field belong:lst to his master, he discoyari d the dead body of a man lying in adi eh. 114111:,Dal b i •,z t rocur.d it was discovered to be that ot a y. ding man named Wakeley, who tad been ml ind i,r several days The cece set was taken •n Ilse New lr.n, A•worth, and on commit ation it was found bat be way shot 'trough the teat, and also lid his jaw broken, sad one of bm eyes knocked out. These in jerks loads it but too apparent that a horrible n'urder had been perpetrated, ao I the semi t toes of the constabulary was called in. Wekely, it app , are bad the eharaet- rot being a pa ,ear, and stupid In fell upon a gala, keeper in :h- whit boarhood, with whom ne has long been on ill Pima, and who was iramedia•ely &odes's. no. d. WOOL MAltiai f = Tki IS DAY. The public sales et e losial Wool have b. en continued during the prevent we. k L iree numbers of buyers hays been in attendance, the c..mpe•i ion of buyer. ban increased, and a further rise at H. to 11d. .mr lb. has been established. making the whole rise, an ensnared wilt the prise at the 'missiles, hill 31. per lb. B^tits persona have even realised on cmsiderahle quantities more than 3d. per lb. shove the pikes then paid. Up to the present time 13,200 bales have been disposed of. Aspenting that only 20,000 b.lsa will be sc' imily brought 'onward on this occaaion, the entire .miens of sales for the present yeas wilt stand as follows :—Febraery sole., 18013 balm ; May sale., 21,969 bales; Jane end July sales, 49,562 bales; August and September sales, 50 150 bales; present sales, 20900 bales, makls.g a trod of 159,694 bile.. The imports b e es been very moderate. iron English Wool there is a good demand, but holders rtfoee to sell except at higher prices. MONEY MARKET. - PitT 2•2131120. The railway share market wu iw partif occupied with the settlement of the account ending to-day, but many trassactions had been concluded yes!erday. The negotiations of foreign bills was to-day looked forward s with some interest, on account of the die. twbad state of the exchaages, but the fluotnation was not considerable. Hamburg was dome at that at 13 marks 4, bat no bayme coining forward, and many bills being off er4 it closed 13.5; to t, with much paper left over, being a csneiderable differeaes in one afternoon. Paris was done as low as 16. Amsterdam was at the same rates as last post day, bat Antwerp and Frankfort slightly declined. There was a transaction on Trieste at 14 florins. The prim negotiated are as follows: Iwo. Ytta rlessuptland l . To ihnieg 3 Ks. AUMMaIa Mart MU.. ll 1 Salaaira II 134 54 1136vap 16 " . 13 13ttio .. ..... ..... 614. igarson, " ....... Is lii ...... =4P.:77:::...- r: 114fIrld a - Lechers ... ....... ... " 1 Palermo. ... . n Ilcadr .«. 1K —... ...... IA • .lodor Maio. . ... 33 Silver bullion remains at the same high rates, and them WU no disposition on the part of sellers to give way, as the Austrian and Prussian governments came into the German markers last week for silver bullion to the eVent of half a million. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris war 1 per male, which, at the English Mint price of 31.175. 101 d. per mince for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17; and the erThange at Paris on London at short being 23.1.5, it follows that gold is 0:177 per cent. deartr in Paris than in London. By last &deices from Hamburg the prtc. of gold is 4261 per mark, which, at the EN/16h Mint price of 31. 17s. 10!d. per ounce fur standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.32; and the exchsrge at Hamburg ou London at short being 13.3 1 ., it follows that gold is 0.994 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last accounts the course of exchange at New York on London for bills at 90 days' sight is 1101 per cent., and ti.e par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominal y 007 per cent. in fa veer of England. And, after making allowances for difference of interest and chargesot transport, the pre. sent rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 23rd November, 1830, published pursuant to the Act 7 and 8 Viet., e. 32, is as follows : BANK OP ENOLAND.—Arcnurr for the wtrk en.llng :coy. n. VISO. Nto.o• Wood 5M,584, , 70 Proprietor.' Capita Re.t Pu . t i lie Divan. quoted 11111 1.. Of UMW 111-I,t, aIII MT. Accisj P.nin,sBl 1/ow r ........ P. 5.14.5111 tz-dayand,ther 8111. 1,111009 s i !•9 1 !4? ..... ..... 1it.1.1 Coln •al Wilk.* 114639,9.3 11111 TIN 114a/11os cra.sakto P!,RTUBST. I -;l:iiii.sCf;•dtai 514.2.4901 Annuttli Mbar deauitka Note , tiold owl Snuff Cola 637.:46.94V Nov. V. 18.50. ..,..., . 137.14049 M. MARSHALL. Chief 4-wawa. The lame returns, when compared with those for the week prect ding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £29.584 870 Increase £86.320 Ctrzulaticet active Petite olepaaiiv Other &pouts Government securities in bankit g departmen , 14,2'28,901 Without alienation. Other meurnies in banking department 11,719,370 humus 393,803 Coin and bullion in both departments ..... 16,220,443 Increase 44.759 Rev. n day and other bills. 1,'275.309 Decrease 29 , 629 The Rear 3:139,240 Increase 679 The Reserve . . . . The stock of silver bullion rem . sins exactly the same as last week. The following dividends have been paid by mining companies during the month of November : l'er Sbeze. Devon G. Consols L7 • • . • }list Wheal It as. 2O .... Wherl Buller 2O .... South Francis lt .... Alin Ann North Pool Tteviskty l2 .... Trslawoey Wheal Rath Alfred Consols Bedford United 0 ss. .... Waeal Lovel Knuth Caradois l'rovidcoos Wtaington Total mount THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. There is very little movement in the stock markets to-day, but the prices of the home funds are well sup port. d. The price of Consols is officially marked 96%; and I for money, and 061 and for for the account, the preseia quotation of the market being 961 to 1 for bu+b, at as hich rate prices wear a quiet appearance. Tie other home securities have attracted little at tention. The Three per Cents. Itiduced mark 957, and tiC ; the New Three-and-m.4lu later per Cents., 0 1 ;1 and Long Annuities, 1860, 7 13.16 and 1. The market for Exchequer Bills is without change ; all grades have been negotiated at 654. to 68s. prem. India Bonds, 1,0001., at 85s. premium. The business in the foreign stocks continues very tritlait, and prices show no sign of recovering Irons the feeling of depression which has hung over the market for the last few days. The rates at which bargains have been concluded this morning,as officially reputed, ue Du'ch Two-and-a II ilf per Cents., 53 and 541; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 851. Mexican, for the rcaount, 32. Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cent. Actives, fur account, 781. Portuguese Four per Cents., 33. Russian Four-and-a-Ran per Cents., 941 and Spanish Active Five per Cents., 18. 1340118111 FUND4.—Tina Dar. itnnt Rork. =1 13 3 par Ct. KW. Mi.., 953 4 I tr: C rttlVi i c 4" 9(4 i i 3 ant Ct. Con. AMC. 964 ' l7o9.llloN L lr t ltn e rd. 1"°413.1° to 88° 1 Per Cl. A. 4,4 1. Botr/.. I I rox Ct. Grath Ha.. 17 18 43 3333 Ct. 9c6g. 11.41.1., 07 9 1 Orena4s 1414rnr1 ban. 4 3 per Cat,— 3 per r.. • Men. Ma., 313 2 b ref Ct. dratillna 865.. 83 7 6 6 par Ct. :Irtkiliat 144.. 76 9 Ma Nen. 64 6 l'nettiomon C. nr., 33 4 6 ff., C , L gattl , t l 7; ; 2 52 4 4 A per Ct. Hum. 9 1n..1 , 8 8 Ditto eitethrls tkla.. 171 18 Ditto Colurnh 1n.:,. 144... 3 3. el. 5p333 1 13 434 3 .,i Columnlan Eq. !or Ifilt. 35 1 19.. Dercrred Wt., 3 vor Cl. Drat. 141.., 73 6 Loltra Paws 1ida.,31 j L'l prr 4 ' l. 14ut - 1, I; 1....3 , ; a per Ct. V,..1.1. Nit, SO 3 4par Ct. DII:C11 tvrt.... 644 st I‘ose.uell Peter,. Boa 'a, 101 114 COVENT•OARDJ Pins.apple6, per lb., 4 to 84 Grapes, totbutt.e. P. lb, 3 - t 064 Porn's"; per lb., 6d to Is Applea, Ae,ert, p ow ,316t1t0 6e — bashes, Jr. del to Ss Peers, per dos., Itt to 3s per halt sieve, 6s to 13s Lemons, per dos., Is to Ss Posetuegrasates, each, 3d to 6.1 DAY. VEGET, BT.Mei! Smits, do., le 6d to 2s Cabbages per dos, 6l to Is Green., per dos. bunches, Is Gd to 2s Gd . . . Crt — anges, per doe, 9d to 2s per 100, Cs. to lOn Almonds, per peek, Gs sweet, per lb., 2s to as Walnuts, per 100, Is to 2s per bush., Its to 44s Nuts, Ir., p. b nun, p. bush., 125 2 t0 14s Filberts, per 100 lb., 190 s to Os kBLEIi. Oslaiiorrers, per dos., Is to 48 Sorrel, per ball stem 6d to 9d Broccoli, per dsh hood., 6e to 10s Politicos, per Um, 60s to 100 s pre ewt.,as to 3* per bosh ,Is6dto 21 td Turnips, pas 12 botadlas, Is to Ss Cucumbers, per dos., 61 to Is Radishes, pot don, Is to le eld bete, per bona. Id to 24 Niers, per bundle, 9d to Is ad Carrots, per doe. bun., 2e. to 5s uplnseb, per half weer, 6d to Is Onions, per bunch, ad to ed Spontsh, p. dos., 14 6d to Is Shallots, per lb., 64 to 04 Genie, per lb., ad to lkt Artichokes, Jerusalem, per halt sieve, IF 641. to 2. Lettuce, Cab., p. mom 1. Coe, per score, la to Is Bd Emdlre, per more, Is to Is ed Small Wads, p. pan., 2d to 9d Horse Redlalt, per tdl, I. to Is Red ileet, per dam, 6d to Is Mudsrooors, per pot., lad to lad Fesmol, per bunch, 2d to 3d Savory, per bench. 2d to 9d Thyme, per bunch, Id to 3d Parsley. p. dos. bum, Is to 2s loom, per bum, 94 to Is Marforam, PQ bus* 2d to CI Mkt, green, pa bomb, td WAtelltrere,per do.. bombes, tc WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANZ, SATURDAY MORNING. • Thus hu not teen any insprovemont is the value of C.)- 1 Insial produce, end the markets remain withoat animation. The sales of Sugar have been only moderate, but prices have been supportart. The sales of Weet India Sugar during the week comprise 770 iihd.., including, at public auction, 160 hhds 6 tierces '•*rbarioto. which were sold at 41s. to 455. for usitdling to fine bright grocery. 10.452 bags Bong.' were pull? sold; flue grata y kinds at 371 6d. to 39.. fee middling to good yellow, and 40*. 6d. to 445. for middling to grvid bright quality; the white C0...100n. realised 49.. 6d. to 60s. 612, Mauritius kind 40s. 6d. to 41s. 64. for middling to good bright, and Benue, description 35r. for yellowish brown, 36.. 6d. to 39.. 6d. for low to middling yellow, and 401. to 41.. for dull greyish quality. The Kluge waa chiefly withdrawn, there haying been no bidders. 9,139 bags Madru went at 395. 64. to 44.. for middling bright to goad grainy yellowish, 45e. 6d. to 461. 6.1. for white, and 30.. 64. to 335. for middling to good damp brown quality. The sales of foreign have been rather limited; 558 bege Manilla were sold at 32.. 6d. to 33.. 6d. for low brown to yellowish Murrivado. 239 bogs Bahia were token in at 36.. to 409.6 d. for low to middling soft grocery, and 6,033 boss. Haeannoh at 40.. 6a. to 43.. for kw to good yellowish hied. Privately the 'also have comprised about 6.000 hags Manilla at 31. 6a. to 33.. 6d., 360 pozi. Salda.st Ms. 6d. no 37e. 4d. for broom, and 395. 61. - duty paid, fur white, and 100 cases white Pet. satribueos. at 24.. per ewe. in bond. For C 4fee there has been very litile icquiry, and the Mire the- have occurred have been chi fly is the low Tali' its o. Ceylon, at about tormir quotations, the foreign being all bought in at full rates 1,991 bags 13eneal Saltpetre were disposed of at an advance of 61. per ewt. ou previous quotations, viz., 27a. 6d to 1.8.. p.r evt., for refraction 101 to 7114., and privately about 6,000 bags bays cbaog.d hands at 275. 61. to gds. per cwt. . . . _ The Spice market continues flat. The Tea market has someonst altered its tone, sad but little specula•ive business has been done; ths dealers also buy with ma•h reluctance; t eysrthehm, prices of Coeg..ua remain uncharged. GI, ens, of I sorts, have attracted most attention, and the Common and Young Hymn have been in great demand at improved prices. 111.,i!kyd SPY. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tearhst is 'feud; tadov,.... r;therssOr;;;ssawd on the spot. There are very heavy arrival. from St. Peters. burgh, leaving hut litt:e now to come in this sea.oes. Town Tallow is quo.ed 375. 61.; Petersburg T. C. on the spot, 37.. W. to GI.; all the year, 36.. 9.1. to 375.; J.n., Fab., alai March, 375. 3d, MORI!? AVOILACAS —Town Tallow, 39,64. • fat dine, 2e. lii.; yellow Hamden Tallow, ; melted stu ff, 295.; rough ditto, IS.. ; Tallow g , 9s; go.el dregs, Gs. On the spot, during the wet le. there was little disposition to operate in Ruesisn, and prices have suffered a further reduction. Dealers only purchased sufficient for their present wants, and 37. to 37. GI. is the value of tine new Yellow Candle. For delivi ry there has bet n little done, and not more than 37.. pi r cat. can he °trained for up to the end of the jeer and 1.3 the two first months of 1851. An im pression exist that Tallow will he cheaper, as the stock much 'artier than heat year, and there av no material increase in deliveries tar home trade purposi e. Town melted km Men operated in with esution, and is truly offered for sae et the rtdoced rates of last weak, with a plenti 'al supply. Other sorts of Tallow not much in !if:Lunt, and cua ba obtained upon rather lower tome. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Marrs. Cooper and Davis report a brisk trade, at the fole lowing oucrations:—Printa Shadow, 70s. to 705.; inhirtur, Go o , to 0 l ,. ; , o , 5. - ,,, t o 65 5 ; Cl over , 70 s . to 80 ..; arcot.d to., 60s. to 70, ; Straw, 21s. to 255. fBAFFIC Mile. spinet RF:CURNB FOR THR PAST WRECK. Rained Railway. 8111711111. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena B. Hut and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., & (7heakiro Bolton, Illaekburri.dtWt.Yoris Bristol and Ender Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Beltaat Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dunde. ,Perth,Aberdern Jane Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire East,Tr, Counties and N or lolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, l'ir th, and Daudet Farness Railway Glasgow, and S. Wrateta Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lim:utast Great Southern and Western(' ) } • Great Western Lancaster and Carlisle Lincashirs and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverouol,Crubv, & Southport 1 London undNorthWastarn " London and Blackwall 'l,-.ntloa, Brighton ' and S. COW' I ' London and South Western 1 Londonderry and Enniskillen' Man., Bunton, & Matlock. ite Manchester, Stuff , & Lincoln Manchester and S ,uttiJ martini Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland GrestWastarn. ( I ) Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British .... North Stafford.hirn North Western 'Scottish Central Scotti,h it idland 'Shrewsbury and Birmingham 9hrew,bury and Cheater 'Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern S avh Wale, s ,, aet.Yerk.,laesameer &Geol Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Liaerich Wrat Cornwall Whitehavirn Junction York, Neweutle, Berwick York and North Midland Fonstun. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe . .. Montereau and Troyes Northern of France _ . St 19 63 .7.4.4 Ilea tilts. 1849 £671 4L 100 221 113 188 Z 2 Ol 90 21% 171 k 221 g 36 18 124 6184 64 1714 239 3.004 6,374 1,262 12,847 1,41 h 2,hsti 38,4:t6 101,931 LIN 2.131 9,114 3,8711 1,111 386 262 1.452 349 1,198 8,219 466 3.31,2 6.474 2,3A0 473 9.26 60i 360 COS 2,2001 764 2:181 222 12,176, 6,629 275 36.44,7 655 8,149 7,690 6,02. 317 1,131 1 20,5•-.9 1,207 702 2,321 3,403 4,811 408 1,427 432 1.374 1,137 16.392, 2,45,1 143 Orleans to Bourget (Cout.) 72 Orleans to 13 .rdeans Paris and Orleans 82 Paris and Rosen 694 Rouen and Ram 7,7601 6 867 2,392 _,__. 390 954 18,793 3,442 8,473 6,714 2,244 WHEAL MAY MINING COMPANY.—Yenterday the first general meeting of the shareholden in this company since its reconstruction on the cost bo At principle was held at the Hall of Commerce; Mr. 11 , yr.olda in the chair. The report of the committee rated the' in accordence with the resolutions paved at, the meeting on the 27th Sept. (to adopt the cost bock principle), the committee hqd endeavoured to impress on all hi lders of certificates originally jutted the necessity of conforming to the rules adopted, in order that the number of shares should be 1,024, two and • half shares originally certified, representing one of the consolidated shares on the new colt book. The all of 51. per share on 1,024 shares, which was made payable on or before the 28. h inst., had not yielded a aunt adequate to the ex penses of the mine, es the cuts and liabilities ex tended over a period of four months, but the liabilities had been liquidated from time tp time as the funds admitted. The operations of the mine had been chit fly confined to the workings of the edit level, and in procuring stone for the foundation of an engine, for the erection of which the committee had entered into a contract with Messer Ash, Swift, and Co., on favourable term, f payment. Tae ergine, it was expected, would be at work in three weeks, and the mine would at once be more actively developed. With a view to placing the committee in pos ses.ion of eutfici. at funds, they recommended that a call be made of ss. per share. The account of the adventurers with the mine showed the cost of the tour mouths from July to October inclusive to be 2771. 16s. 4d., and the cash paid 1471. 7e. 13d., I rising 1301. Be. Bd. as liabilities. The wining of the secretary with the adventurers exhibited a credit of 441. 17e. balance in hand on Sept. 27. The calls of 5a per share on 1,024 shares amounted to 2561. The amount of calls paid was 1071. ss. The arrears due were 1481. 15s. The report and accounts were approved and adopted; and reso lutions were passed authorising the committee to declare those shares forfeird which had not been registered accord ing to the cost book principle, unless the holders of them register them within ten days; and making a call of ss. pea share. RE-OPENING THE LONDON CHURCRYARDB.—Notire has bun given by the authorities of I co the metropo• limn parishes, " that the cholera baying entirely ceued, burials will take pleat as Ivreotore " in the bort4-grounds attached to their respective parishes. R I I'S. Tine DAY, Two O'CLOCK. The share market is generally firm in tone, and yesterday's rates are well supported, Blackwalls aid Oxford and Woreesters being almost the only descrip tions that show any weakners. A fair amount of busineta is going forward for a Sa'urday. Great Westerns were last transacted at 72;; Midlands at 42i ; Lancashire and Yorkshires at 49i; Yosk and North Midlands at 234. BIITL6II RAtLWATIL CIIIFOr Fitt Yesterday. !Aberdeen . . . Preterence Nottog.. Meth Ad Els Junction .. Ake t ßanta Ext. (Ot. West perpetual b p. Ct.) lAtt;t4g., I_ I Pd Eagi 6 6„ eatW ul7 pd.,orwlthguar, 1 i16 0 6 wi irn iPaLb°‘'.°l'.'"t t °"da it "rig gintran u'mthirDudnu te iti:j 13, Illra.Wolv.l3 .Woft.k&our Valle) 110 4thiol wad Exeter ... 1 dooidolgtowishiro 10 oolokaba 10 Do. silo prde;roi4 SO Chewer and 11o11bead . IS Do Prekrenco 13 Dublin nod ISt it.wt Juno_ 13 East Anglion la Ib. (CS E. l 11.1 3 Do. (Si.) 7 per Ct. Pref i3l. pCt.Pret. hi EamterniCountieo 10 Do. New Pret.l3 p.. Ct. tit Do. 14x6, p. CL. No.l 14 Do. do. No.. 10 Do. N. & East S per t 19 Do. New 23 Ewers rnio.. clue . ;1 1 nate E. U. oh. , 13 bo. duo Is. and 6 . ditio 10 Do. Scrip (gua. Op. Ct., /3 Can Lunciwblee 13 hoott.ineolrk.guar.fi p.Ci to Edinburgh awl (dawn !b. Eireter and EamOUth 13 Oreat Northern ... 12i D 0.4 oluireu,A,Deferred 12. Do. 1 hares B, 11 p. 1.1. 121 Lb. 3 'we Cent. Prei • I 761 26 V/ 26 11 ti Si XI- I 7 10 II poi. 0 70 171 1 171 I I I It 17 I2i 13 c• dim 34 34 24 70; 70 101 6 14 1 6 4 11 es di , 5557 4 6pa 7 IJfit4 1. 1 1. 3,4 364 24 SG 14 1 1 II 41 41 10g 10e 121 121 37 e 4 I x4l 242 145 72 724 as. it sout . h.3)))l Vie.t. k lrt 1))). ►.i,thths _ 'Great Nurtb of England !timid Wodern . W. 4101 and tie: b 7 share. Lapraster Carlisle 444 41/4 2! 24 64 G.; 4 3 poi 21 „ Do. Minix .. Lancaster and Preston . Lancashire awl Voila/Im. Ik.. 110. Nett unta 6 p. Ct. Do. West Itidtng Volon Leeds and Itraaa.nl .. Leeds and Ttarsk . "a. Pref. 'p. Ct. No. I i dia Ito. Pref. t.tuartem I all 13 m 6pm ts.ndon and Machu all 76 71 Lon., Erntaturi. a ".Coast, tit nsi Du. Near pita. 6p. 1.6 1.4 Do. attaranteed • ' p. Ct. late Croydon Thirds 1.4 it 49 SO 13 123 dis. 31 73 aim. 3 „ 11 3 13 73 Of 919. 94 93 12 13 !;prt Cent. 1)o. eunsrt..3 p. 11,185. Lutatkon awl tireenwte• W. Prairrtiatc London & Sg.rth-Wentert. Do. do. Nes j elutes.. Do. Fifths 180..1; Mph M sndit (CI! II Ile d 36 24 Iles/ 1191 26 21 pis 3/ 4 p. P"U to!i< P4Wsth.W. Do. New, I'..A IX). N) Do. Now Prettr. nee .. Lou... Molt Cuar.lpertriat. Manch.,ltur., rho t I I ?Arm drl4nroltu.h.l Dr. 1 Awes, No. I .. Do. w 1:10 Pref. .. I wr. 3111 n. & I A tiCi.V 611.4.1 D 0.1750 +Ann.) Ito. ihrrn. and Derby. Coon. B. te B. 6 p. C. Do F.strnrion Do. GA...vat. SY per Ct. North Itroo.ll . enj isii.. 131 ;21 du.l 11 um. 12 14 44 41 412 23 24 9 1 1 111 $ 1 1 die 42 124 22 214 dis 21 23 1 123 127 20 21 3 .4 tla : 4 It 7 71 1 0 91 0 dla IY Nig .4 12g 74 177/ Itlf 7g 1 Pa Ils 12 G 4to. 21 5 415. 0 10 too. Pr...fervour* North hutrurushire.. 'stunt, Wore., a Wulver. Yrevton and Wyre ..trrep IA) Itetul.,(ruild., mud Ihriirau Itupturt anti Ilhehtn Cra Lateral.. .cuttub rd.. IWO. MY Iftna., 11... A !At., It Itu, N. iDuvsntetd 4nrew.lniry and w. 11143.) Du. Deneetry In 3. New Do. S pa tent. Pref. .. shrotwhire Union lk,oll . II 13 34 6I 131 14 dia 4 So dis II 13 Il II 201 3 3 1 dl. 31 22 23 Do. Preference *Nab Maiturdalara South Wales 'oath VorlietWee & Weer. Dun Boar, 5 p r !eat I aw Vale Eatenpoon aterlr4 and le ilkenny.- Wt at Valley, Gp. Ct. gtiA. bitto Ihtto 9 7 die $ 0 - 19 20 Wtlt4, wour.tt, &.4441414.. 11 4.1 i V ork.s: es Gh: it og lk rlbel. 1 , 174 IkkEzt. (Yiwkis Newels.' 8 7 die. 18...1.1.51.8..1'amcht1ate1l 4 3j c 4„ lb. IblW ... .. 15 16 Do. limo ... .. 3i 4 Tort sad Nurtb IllillaiscL 211 23$ t;a t,+ Do. Preference I E.,11.1401 KAILiVAIR. Anulo-Ilalteus (late Italian and Austrian) 1 I/ Boulogne sod Amiens 7 11 centra. Prance (% itrxon I . l4 13 Dutch Ittnneish dia 1.a.4 Great Indian Peninsula.. pm. Do. do. ... .. par 1 la. 1 Nainur Lierie 7 1 7 Northern of Frsnee... . 14 14 I Weans and Bordeaux . 41 41 die Paris and ieduns •.; 30 32 Paris and Bow n ti 9f P str.bour . ; S t.l as Rotitu and Mere 91 laanbre and Niet.e ... If 3 Munk and Nantes 104 dim LIVERPOOL. November 29. Broca-Etc HANOI,. —The market is steadi improving.— Birkenhead. Lareashire, and Chealure, 14 d. —Bristol and Exeter. 691—Caleonien, 101—Ceester and Holyhead, 16— Or at Northern (A) 4$ —Lenc.rhire and Yorkshire Comeal., 491 1 le. I—Dive (hits shams, W. R U.), 61d.—Laneaster end Carlisle (third shares), 41 p.—Lantraster and Fresno (1-sharea, is.. at 124 10s. d ), 271 p.—Ditto lax at 41. 14s. d.), 181—Ditto (twelfth shame), 64—Leeds and Think, 124—Ditto (6 per cent. N 2), 11 d.—London end North Western, 1194—Ditto (new 1 'berm), 21 p.—Ditto (filth shans), 31 p.—ffienchestsr, Sheffield, sad Lincoln OW skarn), 94—Dit.o (61 new pref.), 616 p —Midland, 424 —Ditto (half sharer), 214 d.—Erewash Valley, 604 — North British, 71— S. Helens R and C. (new pref. tsar. 6 per cent ), 5 16 d —Satoh Bastern and Dover, 201—tit Steffiedatire, 31 d.—York and North Berwick, 171—Ditto (extension No. 1 and 2,, 8 d.—Yak and North Midland, 7/1 3. MANCHESTER, November 29. STOCK EXCHANOI.—Pnces are steady, and a fair amount 01 business has been dose. Indeed it is probable that a larger extent of business would have multed but that holders to some extent hung back In expectation of better prices, and stxk nes been rather scarce. LEEDS. November 29. &lOC% EICHAKOL—We bare had more business don. this morning on change, but prices still continue in the tame state. flahs:—Enat Lsncasbites, ; North British, 71. Bs. 98. York and sorb Midlands, 231. Think Emulsions, No. I. 11 die ; No. 2, 11 dim ; No. 3,118.3 d. dis. Leeds New Gas, 34; Ditto ball shares,l7. BIRMINGHAM, Novonber 29. STOCK EICHANOE.-1 his market was rather flitter to. day. North Stafford' were done at 9 die. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at 6/ die. ; B's at 5/ and 61 dia.; Birminoham and Stour Valleys at 101 per abare s for cash; and South Statimrds at 31. 131. 9d. and 33 din UNIVERSAL GAS LIGHT COMPANY.—Yesterday his Honour S r Geotee Rue allowed th. claim of the solicitor under this estate, amountine to 1,0001. THE CHARGE AGAINST MR. WHITNEY, first clerk of the custom house, Oak, upon which be has been bailed to take him trial at the tz,zt &wizen is fur alliged embezzlement of 301. only; the receipts amounted to about 300,0001. an• uallr, and his public servioes to 39 yearn—Limerick amnia*. Y / 91 2 13 dui. 16y 16 111 :.,1 3 a I 6 1 i Ile: dig' 72j It 93 12i 1191 1, Iv* I' 2.. if 3 421 i 61 111 171 1$ Sy dia i 52 22 6 2 f 1 ; 1 -> .- 2 7