The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-02 00:00:00

~.-fi: f~~ t~~~ / af •-•;, ~~1 Ttt 41tintl ; T. 1,332.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1850. [THREEPENCE PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS. ,1* MUTUAL ASSURANCK SOCIETY. I An at a* awn m VITAL ammo rola am. Nerd by 'seen Di. t w ee, hereby gamer a GIIIIMAL Min= d • •Ircirty, is be bail ee dreetek.4. ihneonnen- Esitta, %Ai Inteembw, at Or gide*. si intd annidention a par of ebeenties in the Tircetore sad by minis smatisaell by St Osman al ta. walnut grim4... h. yenned alt inion. a. wiled ma 14 M. a. Ibt ai if alisll le as Igo& J oil% HODGOON, sagebess. JolU4 111:11,DE1. a• --- 1: It K MAKERS, SCAVENGERS, sad T . , .......„..,,,,. TAM° Or Ilsomitrott, ' .. • ' it. M. do 11211211 T GIPS NOTICI Qat they lt II '..l4.iti troll patlaseassla Mat labia oa ✓ .. t .% ‘L,turatitle your MI al DllST.Ort.Clediai, ✓ ._ • 1„..r., balmily, awl promirs. mar talarbria. • ......et.— , 00. at mar add taetlear yetdeolias oat t . ''...-di.oa to YON at time Ake at des Ocemleatouses el a ,;.„,,,,, 1 .wr.t.. Lod liciammaWarks, and Boddie*, y • . •b. e‘ ten.k If somata. le wet torah aeZed awl t o . 64. tte removal at !NV are la be It ft at oz brim r ... a .1, the littt day at Daillable. 11$1. I. . , , ..t ear r ,:etnieskaieva, ERA MT+ .kIMYS. INA la lita 01M11118111ale ~, . "Is at., rah sue, 11118. CHURCH SCHOOLMASTERS' ASSOCIATION. Tin members of this association argegabled on Batarday at the National &keel Rooms, Shoe-lane, for the psrviss of adopting measures of reistanso to the aggresetons of the Pops. The chair was taken at about half-past two, by tee Bov. W. Baowr, rector of St. George the Martyr. After a_ rarer had been offered up, The CHAIRMAN proceeded to open the badness of the neetlag. He said he hoped the sehoolnuaters,ne lees than the clergy of the shush, felt interested In the maintenance of Christi= truth. The question had • political and a religious aspect. Political danger wee departieg is conse quence of the aliestion which bad been excited throughout the country. He had for many years lamented the Ro smiting tendency of many of the clergy, and had en. devoured to convince many in authority of the necessity of patting some cheek to this movement. He looked upon the present nisi' sot as one which justified trepidation, but as one in which it became them to struggle energetically for the doctrines of tho church of England. Many members of the 'Aura had had their confidence in that church strength ened Indirectly by the recent act, having thus been 1. d so appreciate more highly the doctrine of their church and the • spotolical secession of its ministers. Mr. MYBR moved the first reso:ntlon. Boboolm uteri end seboolmistreens occupied a most important position with referees* to this movement, and they had been justly told by the Bishop of London that it was theirs to implant the nods of religiose knowledge in the salads of the children of the poor. (Hen, hear.) Their praises there that day proved that they did not belong to the firm of " Rome, Oxford, Plane", and C 0.," and that they had no dealings wick any other hose is the trade. (Cheese and laughter.) They were net art to feether, a thing of nosein, but a reality. Let them isten to the language of the Lamp, a well-known Roman catholic publicalon : tt A bill for diplomatic relations with Rome, and on Rome's terms, must lie posted by the British legislature. Britain must yield, as the younger state should. Rome cannot bend. Her legate must be reetived at St. James's, and that testate must be a cardinal. Verily, too (it is our Impression), the car dinal's hat will be quite as attractive and comely en object in a coven cavalcade as the jewelled turban of an infidel, or even the variegated caftan of • Persian ambesvder." (Laughter.) There should, however, be no surrender on the put of the established church. The strangle—a Snag- Rte for pare truth, • free Bible—must be continued. (Cheers.) The Roman catholic, said they would have Car dinal Wiseman, and that if they could not have him openly teey would have him in holes end cowers. Let them have him if they pleased, but he should not remain here to dictate te, and assert his simony over, the Queen of England. The Roan& chunk was held by her owe members to be infallible. It to, would she not, if she had the power, rekindle the fires of finsi•efi ? (Hear, bear.) Toey must per.ist in their op podtka and cm 7 ' No surrender." He concluded by moving a restletion expressing indigestion at the set' , of the Pope. Mr. BELT seconded the ?notation. The greatness and prosperity of Reeked wee entirely owing to her protes monism. Let that light he quenched and England's star would set, and her glory perhaps be transferred to some other branch of the Boson race. The roulettes was carried isnanimeusly. Mr. MARRIOTT moved the neat rethlution, which was for an videos to the Queen, calling u'on her Mojesty to adopt minaret. for frustratirg the policy of the Pope, and to suppri is the Romisb innovations which have been introduced into the protestant church. For three hundred years Ber land hod been anti papal. Englishmen were now regarded ey the Pope as his hereditary enemies ; and, should this consul 3 ield to his authority, the would bieorno the prey of the warrior or the prize of the despot,. (Hier, hear.) Ile had no fear. as to the isms of the parent struggle. The protestantises and the good sense of the Bee Heft p rple would, he doubted not, prove an effects:l beerier ageiust the Pope. Mr. VAUGHAN seconded the resenting', which was carried unanimously. A resolution was ales passed having reference to the pre , matelots of the peition. A vote el thanks to the chair ' men terminated the prnetediass. ECT SUBSIITUTE far &LYNN.— . • I %wan an.vis, Nipionig H . . yaw zbz . o ' x y I t rol4,wheadinterl by Yr pima 7MI at • tO bleed a ela tait maw that . . • sea lie as snob. dual weakly pit , • !) powitsla sa it beidelied ton Sons Ida — lla r Sias. Oft —71 sh. . eta Ms. Taa. *MIRA the meta, weltees.=aeatkata,T .. perhartionate data of rap:atlas done ley the patent prow*. ICALLY PUNE NICK EL, NOT Thre PLATED. aded Phllle King's Pattern. Pattern. P.atern. Tret, feelar,leer dews 12a. ... 3'a. tt A data .... ......... 10e. ... 21. ... t tt. ditto . ea. 12a. , f all SORTS aad PATTERNS.—The w rll ne choice-et, nenortit eat or PA 1111tR'd MAO ,' AN 11LP:slit:KS, CAMPIIINE. *WAND, and o.tlt all the latest improvemeute, and of the newt et v.itenn, in airmails, kaaternian and phuajlami, Icami• at W. S. ISe ItTUN ' S, where the : !;'S CAN I) ES, 61d. a pound. . TOM CANDI.E.S, dl marked " Pa'mer." .t aide Cad per pound. dykeqd. do. rr wick,. Si. • ••I av every article not apprn.rd .0. with erwraciaws, as well as every kaa. o.r pir.t) free. 1;1104. ns, IiN:FOKI 6 STBEET, corm tif New , I, Ni.at MAN-sTKEET. •• .b.olird in Wells...Wert, *.a. ,IST APPEOVEI) STOVES. Tie the CIIVNK awl Vra. TA /ITOVIIeI (wreraltly • • e unaltalwl, awl nomhera /wain Wait .nld o f I i ; eaae,, threwale the pllttrocago , of Cane ' • V. rune a their pre-e.raino•nt:y w,ll,lll , ..e:ette a, e • le es Li- renewed con? de nets m retoneuawleta • ne,..•••••rowey, and oakty. learn,/ 1.,•4 • , :•,111:•1 ..111RY, of Frn•at rermftert m the•lenl-roilen • . :t 311 twileerm eranperwarr llerreorh ,, ,at Ila• day -•,14,1,• few). without attrnta , o. l'artleal era. •,, parta ut twaLewl, weet..ge ewe. 111,ank, .• ; !CAI, for war. by1r..11., fr. llkk I e••••re.,l dNe semen-.tr. -dal No. la . lea Willa-at/vet. 132 a. Joyce'. • I r w MR. •I A FT( /V it WITHOUT A FI,Ult— I '7li NT, hq w Irniinot hafil, rnmawww, ir.t , "Tt^Pe.h ,•, roc Who, rtiwainw Ipent 1 4 , t.uh nirc.n.l.. n+ll • • .011 .ftlo 11, 1111,41 with thr Voct, too. it to I, hour,. %lomat Juno-•u ..r at Or P.%% N 1%11„ ', 11..htwowohi iv thy( ity . t.• 01.41.1 rlaacip4l ir•410.1•114(Cf% • I ) , I1• • ••• l'reparld Furl I 41. ' tovote imAlt Ow m 4 wed 'nom an tliw ,11, t, rld 10, :Sr Autt,•414.0. TIIE BINILDING.—A controversy, which threatens ••• rival that between Dr. it. id and Mr. an app7ars to be brewing mom gr. l'avon and . I men of authority. Mr. l'aaton is celled unit to run befura he adopts his luflee-Loird ventlation. Ile is told that it will seekers), ire. otellieilC• ladies by one gallant correspondent; and that it will be in every respect ineffestive by a more sturdy opponent. sleantine, in the teeth of all o 1 jecion the stet work. in Ilyda•park progress replay. A few young sreld•ee•s pay their crown for the pleasant of shaking their lees& profoundly before the taper column which are to suptatii the pat trans-'pt arches. There is as air of pro funtlity in the galtattl'iall of prolasionalobjectionsto any vest veto r:-which i•cet to attract mom than its proper share of ' publio attention; hut without praaaancialt a decision either wry we sty bristly notice tke tsihnical objections on the Sc rte of Battaglia which have been sieserted by authoriCes ..•. nably, t ool:Want. A writer (a the Buirdele Circular , ' he. it g = nivel, Jeep/nod the watts, taperers his deeidel i orb int that " unless considerable &Mideast strenetit be Mill, Rene disaster will nun." The writer is f culled is this opinion by the circunitoance, that the building emaaait tee liter been induced by the force of pthlie professional endoion, to tin eigtlirn the or canal design. In the tee ) i n t er . columns a the main lomeitudintl and wenn». divisiras, is the spaces bets ten the toveral Medea, wrought Iron tie-rods `ere br ,ti inserted-blued diagonally-an attacbment le irg 'erase I in the centre, whale they woold otherwise int..rs-rt, .a a eir5 , ..,.! Iron ring. The writer ehjens that this strength. enter ie not to to (snitd nut to a greater extent than as at peso nt, eteept in two tour toluene, at the end r f th e • u tt.t. my and trance pts. Ile farther asserts that toe we-liness of the tio.roole used renders them altogether Mt litglillat3 to the 'tene t at,. of diagonal bracing , and that the columns at the intencetien of the crow nano isolated to en catrat •'danernons to the stability of a structure triirintily e • we ie." We have stated then technic'? ohjectims e ithena eensteett. Oa the other tile of this grave quo sties it must he born:: its mind that .hi Itu‘i'in e e ernmeittee Mend., some e s the out 4 aajarl.t plufl.,a;un il authtritint of this or 9,4 who r mowitry. The reatidenee of this committee it is kilt .1 alit leal,i•lllar.t tken, and the works proceed wider their maperint• i.d. we ueh a rapidity that is so ntonithing to it is uneea-V.d. Already the beauty of the design may he eon. oecotively traced. Toe glans glisamen in our Norembertun, sal pr ;ten. now the gre•t mejosoy id that mot iug mass by ' Oil notch of /Well the great wore is to I,r camplettd. In See aud.twente Jays what is row on') the unfii.iiiied 'helo t , et A coot edifice i. to be handrd over-a vampire cod .i... 1 . I t el:it...Aire-to tSua r• yid commi..ior.en. Earn profee.ietel awe pr , amasee this to be an impossible at, yet al ..i.aileat me the con tr actors, that they have called a egeo.i.te tithe Society et Ails for the 3/st hut., to be leilden in the 1 atildlas on the peewits of its tieing handed , over to the autboritiee. Tani- et the sorbs progrersieg I away from the baguieg-the number of men employed ia 111. AI X cuititA:cr c () euti the pr. parents of seateslabi-the number sal workmen PUY 1 110,1........ 1.d... sl 0 , .a. 0, rho Pn" 'um WC ea, el sin In little short of &teal. As a feat of iadonsitaltle '.'"' "' I- ' '' '''. ''' ti " .1.4 "' '''' t t . '" l " aa " re'a.. • • and Inventive ptnius, the Wilding wits, we appro. • ~p• 14"...:1• I'. In , raprolotat. .1. 4 1111O.Ottly for. • • red) ....or :Liam', N.o. Art not .417 escort tough% ' , LAI. 'll - inort woodis 4ll lirodsicllen than sorbinif it is • , r ~ - . ~...,,,, ,o,.: o th i 0 00m•usthoten. A 5n,;... i .1. stimd to contain. C nsidetiust all the ingenious nate .. •.: .:. .- •prr•ority •.• i • tot, mho Lind t , l , vase ., ! , ar brogiag the gin. steam ;no s play, ......a the saga. ' , nee • -.. 1 ' , iln'eseT .1 1 's 1 1 "- s's l "ssi - ' 4 "s! clew , ri,tribution of workeut 0, it is alitiost impossible to e '!-' , "• 1 . ' e"l*'4l awl •"• "."‘".. IS 1 '1_ 1." ___''' rat.. trate the pewer sob i h the contractors have broug ht to • .. IA m oh ..Am on.--lor cu r io: t t•• IlaaVato mit ~_ . .. •• ~. . . , $l..V . ^. CI hhAS I '..Chill LUX'S , nut oto Not ho 01 " i: yet it co r is g!t i u , clime " ''' (62.121-4, the brim' et - • teacher ae Motes's. visaed by all parties 'lanceted with the operations that 2,5 — , will sales to carer and necessity complete the present t IN,. OARDNF.RI3 WORM MRDIt'INR bald iliebetee• I ..., t 0,., hobos. aide .... , ..1 to the wo,oht o. if...1i.. prepare. Tat Bratits.-Oa Sr larcly night a farther strilee of the • ..e. wee... the ten ef nextetty estateeli the tart, I plasters took plan at the bah d i ng in Hyde-e..tk. The men • ' . 4it " " - alai;.",,, ""' sr'' "it "Ir t` ' "" 41 " 1 " 4 ' . aotsabled at eke Enninette Arms , New Kensing ton, and ,th to. TG, ....ra- ...1" ll.r k.attol h onsi....al i. tuna lAA t ni.-t I "...,,, a resolutions i ,..,. i . i i„ iii it , i, ins' •o itii i „ , „.„ ii „,,..•, ii ...• 1 oo: •tole ..1 0•.• •• : ,r , 11 . 4 09101.• w ay . • MM. 000 So r - - ,_ , .- - - • : ••• . ~ -..•- .....„ I : r ..i...,..1 . , ~.,.. •.1 ~, ~, ~,,,,, Hi! . ~,,,, „,,, i ,. 1 00..0 . oossoasso of the 000:motor; wastroy, 00 . earn Man to plat ••le it • 1. 1 . hr. I. ogee, . Waco tledirire to. 44.- tic 11P.t..0 , h. o . :ti p oshOO, or 21,0 int of slooso, doily. U.l contended that . 1 ~.„,,..,,..,, , . I . ~ . e .„l e .o.m. a , 0. ~ , eration nil .ll n.ir day s work was from 35 to 40 quern. It •-ae, th -re ~ ,i, ..a t t .o.eat ......... no Is MO ao' .1,..0 ..,. eel 2. to: 1 Wes, revolved to make an apnea to the public. Nun of the N;;.',4,;,".„7:.;.„7::,..i,-,'„),,,'";;,'-„,7'..1;,;".^.,..z.,;:', men who struck lan week bare returned to work. Oa . '.;, n '4,,,,i. awl i. . i .„.„, ~„;,.,4.. ~„; i essturoay, our of the men, by en accident, tied his 160111 eat e e . to 11:• lottot, ~ a• •!•••••••4 Our lam.,lull via, 000 ' eill. it.. was tekin to S.. George's Hfhpiill. T 0 ..) GI th. at...'rue ilw 'Wait abet intermit , / the die...1.0r p ••••rtn, ! /2 , 11 einp'oyid by Mr Gesdner,the contractor, W,IIC dOLCIIIII • ..... I••eny tmwlo Plehaoouso - ~,o 1 by 1 . 110 1 1 11I' Soul:hung timber, and kileed in the plikl station. .., .1. Ii maw, 'ti11.... 0.:10‘ . bad 0 0,4.- el., roe on ! u,.. anal to.hy be liflallga.. 11:02 lite 010...0ttr0 us ' .. .1 Or ehibitut at 1, 1 , ,h1. pi' bet. with t CURE NO PAY.- • • i1,%1 G: , .I,TER /:ItATE:L•o o Awn eon. for • minor •it mot% Le.ofiflld clear flrr, all+l su. mom .1 sn iyisliaarr rca. Vie illpenr* P vry ,„ otanuf.eforti. J. E. 121. (tITe .tor , mod of VtiN ILK14.1111t1 1 .1) fin 11Aill IWI3 w tsi t VlEDwt.t • ..tt•n7Nl 14Y1111041 :•nannta a. , tavr, /*kr; 4r other laya.ra, frnrn 1,101/1 1 1. •v. la.. J.l .4r .1 , 114 Irre In any run / (If Iwo t .1. ..el; 41.11" Lieu'. fnr 4, ..4 . ttr; ke., n•• 114 a er1.,1 •1111 ItIIVI,I. The t.; et. utrol • • wr Irtn Vir raalt •.4"l4ltnt • , 1, taw i.e 1111.4• 1 ; elll.l niwn tn. tap •• .r 4kun^r miry. Ilse ialrant..n. 4,n• on. .• a • • 1. 4151111 Ili r brio& .rod Nay .W1'11.4111. f • 1 .1. I. 1166• 1.14111.11•41.1 et 1/1 ..1 .1.1114414 M ...1 t ••:14.1 Ito u.tltAti - dt It , ea • 14 i• • 1.1 t ; CO. to. .artursoln: envie lk C.IO I OIVII. , .1, no n .. 1 •TrlfTinf 1 . 11.. rar.d.ly - .61,11,1116[ It 1 6•1 .11111, r, 14, 1,11,C WS.' Ingn. Ties above are vat .• . •I dint, AM*• ft. ntalw,n4r. duvet% wit; , a I. • no. -lln !snit tapplliaL — J. 11. togas \ I NGS SIL)ItT.-NIECIIII6 1'1E1.1.1 rAI.LF. I , 141.91A1 ..• I•.* 21416.. aw,s. tlO 11310 ,p 1,4.4. 1. .• a at 1.41 .sth .tau-.f1.. nt. 111,11. .6..1 I.! IVO 408111., :pg. Ir. alVi het, IAY. I it. r .14 THE EXHIBITION OF IS3I •1 ..0.114.11i.e rrtr+. limb ..S1( I) r.., It ',I Lt% %T4.—Titc .sod of Ale I:vilasy will probel , !, hv tura , d • ...Lk. The pre• sum is • • mt. Brim(' hs, v:si tl.is .t. to the Oast a.tuse kr AC at* ' • • dirtettl .1 to tho moot • eLoin .ir. c' kJ* h vs.- ' • . • t•I'l air tt ot the 4:11.e ti:st sod, • • r. ell the It • N far - I. Rai:wale 1iru..4.1 had si.i.cd the d Th. de etteih,riast.eise, scd • • f ••tlfi. h. :a Wo.:n arzit, to latd log sr:ant:sore ' • •3•1 • f.rettog to tho onair.tc.:47 depart- I ~ 1 .I.s —The Wriecm,., of Newry, n w, n eat , for Mr. Jena* Muislehon, i ushure is Uss bsr of limidnun s • • • I. • •or 011 ti.l 20..1 instant, bu been pot off • r to this port minion% barter sustained . -• siis bad spent her mils and sprung a leak, • • stl•.ek The Crew WM in melt caheuted by imp.. sr, that they were sot able to Munch their • ,i• r• • is• tit *brats man, nameit J •.1111 lavraisy, ' • ••••• soo cut throi.gh a tremendous tart to the ~ ru••, the city, consisting ol tic anger sad 1•••• • '.hate urr.lhas position, tho t•.•. 4 hone o . • 14 the shore with hi borticri in istety.- 1 • mop, DEPOSIT OF PLANS FOR RAILWAY AND OTHER PRIVATR MM. - - Saturday last le:ng the final day albsrua to partite Cif toe deposit of place for proposed tailwey, wear, gas, mil other 'themes reguirisa the sasetioa of perliament to 'Debi* them to be carried out, the great:et amivity was orKervaole on the part of the pathm. wary &coat"; aid the official getatlestes at the l'aivate Hilt Otfite wets eur , a,,td hos as early hour in the awning up to 8 o'clock in the levelling in receiving and eeproming the poet:mous (pt.. Mute. Oat of about 3'.0) motets is the Gasrti: tot app'ke- I time to parliament, plum were deposited t r 101 wily ; chi ,treater number, hoe evtr, of thou gm etted ..to of thet this whim require no plat e, such as hub to ral;i capital for existing 'themes, to alter sad a cella powers aid tdovi,ioes, &e. ; and bents it LLS.t nut be supposed. from the small number for whwh plans Lave betel stet is, that priwate LAI bit..oce is the on ; suing maims will be otherwise than Lthk ; IST it S well known that keen and protraved strseeks is parliamentary commith es uks place on bill• northing no depoth of pleas. The parties pro sod cos me to be allowed to hasped and trace the plane nut is between the beta" col 12 bad mminsneing on the 4th of December. Compared to the private basis's* of last minion, that for the et.sainw is considered to la msterially greater ; bat tempered with the maims 1645 and 1818, when plans and sections far about 7110 'shelties were deposited, the telling off is Nuking. The first deposit wee on Friday riterooon, h r the " Hat= cud Dtißeld Jasetica Redway," and tee tut, within tea missies of the door be;ug cloud on Saturday evening, was for the " Backbites; itailway." Among teat im portant class of biUs lse the supply of water, aro the " Biter Ler," " Henley on Theme," and " Watkrd Sprier Water," scheme' ell contending kr the lisleopoll'an supply. IRELAND. Donor, Noy. 30. The Encumbered Estates Commiseioners eat yester day in their court for the sale of two propertiee, and the proceedings of the day were characterised by the spirit of improvement which I had to notice for the last week or ten days. The a•tendance in the court was considerable, and the competition was of en ex ceedingly brisk character, the sales being effected with remarkable rapidity. The first sale yesterday was that of some house property in the City of Dublin belonging to Maria Del Vecchio and others. The house, No. 28, West moreland-street, yielding a profit rent of 521. 18s. 6d. over and above a head rent of 1221., was sold for 3001.; and the house and premises, No. 6, D'Olier street, producing a profit rent of 691.125. 9d. was *old for 3501. The estates of the Earl of Aldborough were then I put up in the following order. The three first lots, containing together 1,185 acres, situated in the county of Carlow, held in fee-farm, and yielding a net annual rent of 6791. 13s. 2d., were set up together, and purchased by Captain William McClintock Banbury for 10,50 W., being about 18 years' purchue. The next fire lots were situated in the coon q of Tipperary, held in fee simple, and were diva of is the following order:— Let s. containing 623 acres, yielding a net rent of 3401 21. 7d., seas purchased by Mr. Ralph Scott for 6,40u1. Lot 6.-216 acres, producing a not rent of 611.35. 6d., sold for 0251. MONEY MARKET. SATIIItDAT EVEDtINO. In the railway share account just closed, some con siderable fluctuations have taken place, among which the following are the largest : Per share. Per cant. Oxford and Wolverhampton 4l 30 Abeam= 2l 28 Beath Devon 2l 21 Smith Wain .__ . 4 18 Lot 6 remained unsold for want of purchasers. LM 7.-95 acres, producing a net rent of 281., was pur ehued by Mr. Patrick Jeffers, in trust for the Fermin' Estate Society, for 4501., tieing about 16 years' purchase. Lot 8.-872 acres, producing a net rent of 1911, was put , charred by Mr. Richard Grubb for 3,9001. equal to twenty and a half years' purchase. The next portion of the property is situated in the county of Limerick, and ie also held in fee simple. Lot 9 was sold by private contract. Lot 10.-110 sues, yielding a net rent of 1321., was pur chased by Mr Jobs Ryan for 1,9701., sixteen yeus' purchase. Lots 11 and 12 were adjourned tor want of purchasers. Lot 13. —146 acre., producing a net rent of UHL, was purchased by Mr. (Jorger Bolton for 2,1501 Lot 14 we. anjourned, there Wog no purchasers. North B:affurd li 16 Caledonians Subjoined is an account of the railway calls for the month of December, so far u they have yet been advertised : Des re Dynamism 1850. East laninshire Prof. FM*. led Issas Great Neediern 5 per Ct. Iloderinee lerip (allot. meatet32lst Oct., 1850) LS 5 7 10 0 Lanc.stike sad Yorkshire Fifths .. 5 10 1 10 0 £126,819 5170,01 Leeds Odd . t hink PnL Fifths. Est taws 2 9 1 0 0 5,873 5.853 Mahon sad Drlllleld In 1 10) 1 5 0 8,941 11,237 *Tours sad Nantes lO 14 1 0 0 00,000 80,000 • The concluaing portion of the Earl of Aldborough's property consisted of houses on the south side of Stepheria-green, in DubHu, as follows : Lot 15 was withdrawn. Lot 16, Nn. 67, Stephon'a-grren, yield:ng 211. net amid rent, was sold for 4201. Lot 17, N. 60, with an annual profit rent of 511 12r. 2d., brought 7701., sad Lot Is. No. 69, yieldiet a eat annual tint of 351. 11s., wag a..,".d for 6001., or 17 years' purchase. £W,304 • ne proportkat celled by foreign tionaparaea la £BO,OOO. In December lest year the total calls were 676,9041., and in the same month of 1849, 1,496,010/. The satire amount for the present year is 10,829,3771., against. 19,673,6941.1a5t year, 33,260,2491. in 1848, and 42,071,8931. in 1847. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk CI is plactd it is to be ander stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in. came tax. It will be seen that in every cave we take the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : Three per Ctitt.Conroln &stew pries— 09 feldper rent. S• 2 0 Three per Cent. &educed . There,nd-a-quarter per trey. al 99 11 8 Bank Stunk Utiv. 7 per cent. per ans.) 213 n 3 Si Luna Std./ I.lte. 30, per cam. per an.) 2071 Ps 18 :$ Kichequer le. la (int. 111. pet thy) t 9a. pm. ~ 1 11 Yager, Counties Share , e,helt.yearly die. 2c per eh. of 20f., equa.to 1 pig cent. per ans.l Chest Wentera• £lOO eh. (My. at the rate of 4 per eent. Per ann.) • I aneaettire and %whetting £10 , 3 51nch .dir. at the rate of 2 pee cent. per ann.) loodoa A death West/TV:Stock 'dm. at the rate of 3 per east per ans.) 70 London not ?teeth weans. sues (die. at tbr ria., of 3 per cent. per ann.) 113 i Nidlande Sun.k (sir. at the rate et If. Us per et. per ann.) 43 South F....terr•Stocit 'thy. at the tare 1 of 3 per cert. per ann.) • This concluded the sales for the day. Never was a constituency canvassed with more earnestness and energy than that of Limerick by the deputation of the Irish 'renant League; and with such success have their rtfotts been exerted, that it is now cohfid.ntly stated by those whore opinion in the matter is worthy of respect, that the chanties of carry ing the election have turned altogether in favour of Mr. Ryan. The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland held its annual meeting in Dublin this week, under the ppresid•'nce of the Earl of Enniskillen, the Gland Master. An address to her Majesty, which will not be published till after presentation, was adapted, and also addresser to the protestants of Great Britain, and to the Orange men of Great Britain and Ireland MINES. 3 4 0 5 9 7 ye 4 0 0 a 4 3 SI w 311 5 (raga ttt thu'y ) SATURDAY ETENI:49. The great influx of buyers hae given a fresh im petus to the market, and the business of the week has b• to wry large ; and in mn.ny mines (owing to die coverite), a rise of 50 ;v. r cent. has taken place. It is a remarkable fact, eud one which has lately coiled forth general comment, that whilst an unusually large amount of business is doing, the mines generally never were so prosperous as at the present time. The dividends from profits paid this month in mines in Cornwall and I)evon, as given in the Daily No b's of this day, iimouute 1 to the large sum of 25,105/. This prosperity iv owing as much, we apprehend, to the vigorous application of capital and the judicious means now employed in working mine!, as to the fair price obtained for their produce. In the latter respect there is a decided improvement in the price of lead, ptrieularly that coots:l:Arm good quantities of Aver. The greatest rise during the a eek has hi en in Trefoils, from 91, t 201.; Vellum, 34 per 10241 to s, 9; We et Providence, .191. to 30/ ; Cern Bruno, 461. to ea And whilst shares have changed hands in most of the legitma sly conducted mines, there has been a more than usual demand for Gustavus, Tr.- mayne, Wellington, Mary Ann, Weat Alfred, &c. 'The following is the latest list of quotations: — Deem Great Console, 240 to 245; South Tolgus, 160 to BM; South Francis, ;OA to 665; Bedford Culled, 5; to 5',; Tee fusie, 19 to 21; Mary Anr, 571, to 110 ' West Allred Console, 9to 10 ; (,r at Alfred, 6/. :11Kd Consols 19 to 29; Trannaik and Boscact:, 14 1 to 15 ; Trelawney, 45 to 46; 'fregardotk, 5 to 6; East Cuunis Lake J suction, 11 to 14; West 'coigns, 11 to 126 131 ; Cola Bruno, 50 ; Black Craig, ; Tre mayor, 19 to 20; West Providence , 4'5 to 50 Otestavu, 51 to t; Wellington, 16 to 165 ; Wheal Vcaton, 8 to 9; Katr,lt Tamar, 21 to 1; hot Tamar, 11 ; Lasgmaids, 1 ; Writ Ciradon, 93 to 100 ; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 6 to 51: West Penmen:, 15 to 151; Soutlt Bassett, 313/.; Wheal Mary, 1!. 10s.; North' Tolgas, 91.; East Taigas, 911.; %Vest Tomtit, lul. 10a. Cooles Kitchen,'l ; North Buller, ; FAIR Leisure, 2U1.; Bell and Lanartb, 8/. ; Mill Pool, 7!. la forcip shares Alton, 3,1; .tustraliau, 1,1 die.; St. John del Key, 15, 10 ; imperial Bras lien, 45, 51; United 'Mexican, 6,1; C :bre, 32, 33; Copiapo, ;), 6; Ceram 3,5; Santiago, 8, 9. The following amounts were realised by the differ eat mines: Tans. L a. a. Consols 7OO •.. . 3,173 9 6 United Mists 627 .... 2,302 17 6 Pima St. Gem's 450 .... 2,623 9 u Trendily Pa Consols 295 . ... 1,461 12 6 South Caradon South Telaus 224 .... 1,192 6 0 1 rethellsa Trelriah Class:l Cesafort Whe:l Mary ... Wheal tilts' W he-1 Hem 6O .... 422 8 4 enrthe. C MO . • lO .... 44 10 U lis.rwyn Wheal ClUrard Wheal Penhal/ Total 3.647 18 3.50 7 6 TLe next sales will take place at b.edrath, an the sth December, and consist of 4,835 teas; and on the 12b, of 3,674 toss. THE Bohr/UGH OF ATLESDURT.—PubIic rumour wui h as it that we shall have three candilat3 in the field to fill the vacancy caused by the &cease of ,Alt late noble repromtitive, Load Disgeut, two whip and one torls Mr. !Leighton, the gentleman who opposed Quatin D ek .t ;he 124 election; Mr. Serjeant Dylee, lung known on cirtait, sad the surhor of the " Sophiels• cf Ems Tie •; " mud Frederick Calvert, Esq. Thus a eon telfd election Is et,fr.fn. With the 'mineral's b-th of Mr. Boughton aid Mr. Calvet, we believe the gnat t ilk of the Übe's.' electors te esiesside. Both are wWge sad free truism althourb Mr. Moetiffron au oar a pro. teettoMst; and both or.4toppottess ths shank, sad there for,. of mune opposed to any MEM/meat of her Majesty's isrerogative. Both have proposed MOM for the rehil of the leaded interest under its present difloustics ; both are d.eirous at monies a better system of educ.tion for the rimer.—Bucks CAroottek. SUDDEN DEATH OF A 111,110TMAN.—YDRESHIREs —Oa Friday, the 29th instant, Mr. Merritt, one of th e tomcat of Yorkshire, held en inquest on the body of the Uwe Jahn Teompson, rector of Binehouse, near aleCtert. It appeared by the evidence that the reverond gentleman west to hod in the enjoyment of his usual rood health on the night of the preceding Wednesday, and shorty after wards wee seised with a lit of spopiery, selir..h terminated his life &best one o'clock mi Tminday e vening. The (homed had held the living of Bykehosse for a conuderable ,cried, SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply coastwise the last week has again been limited, which enabled salesmen in some taw cams to make a little more than our last week's quotations of Scotch ; in other sorts there is no alteration. The following are this it.7's quotations : York Regents, 80.. to 90a; Scotch, 00r. to 781.; Wishich. 65.. to 75a; French Whites, 6.51. to 70s. ~-. s Nors 1N114411. Neyhrto.4., /it. ti •Iyaerri, 14, 4 pllt: las,ll lkyLia '11111..E1 -1 mat:Aso-Am ()IL It0b1) Mar *.U ROW . • e .1. Itwlrttat Ki1W1.174131 , .. ...; w tintlt..llrlr , ! rtl'lrar fr itot.o 4 invest r. :41.1 r”..1:44,00s ; 'Ol WOW LANIV 4 * 1N01,11 , 1% I. rr.r btauttlytor vsti • i• Ttor ralln4ll4l. . d•Y • It 4 14 , •51.0. .4 their •,.: , rat .t of 'hi ,r .sr ::'-. t 1., Tar in., p susar of t th, " t.left•i;ttj ilnl. •.1 Orr art r• 4 th , II W.I. • tho.:o ..1 4t Mn ; Ire altrtnl4. .d CANDLE -..‘111111' 4 I'ONIAN I 71 • Iti: • •. 1111 i - .41 .11"• n Vi: r.. h: ~ .1 • 6•• n tlar L THIS DAY. 4 10 0 Two o'Ciocc, The sali.factory nature of the accounts received ; from th, Continent this morning, ti.) fully disproving tee 11.milieting views lately taken and sedu lcusly disseminated by ono portion of the pi.b lic prosy, Las imparted a ranch improved feeling to the stock market, where the tendency has been decidedly upwards, notwithstand ing the abserce of wive business operations. The politicil intelligence from the Felt is also ufa re-assur ing charneer, and calculated to give stability to the nankrt. Consols opened rather uusteadc, but the nerket Fpnadily acquired strength, trameic dons being first effected at the improved Value of 97,1 for cash and 971 for the account. They have sine , been rAdety haw , en these fractions till within the last half - hoar, when a further im provement has eceurred, the price being an this moment called 971 to 4, b,th for each and the 11th ikcnmber, *twain; a tiS3 of just or. the cicsing rate ot Saturday ' s market. In the Three per Cent. Reduced inkiness is ir.uk.d at to; ; the New Three-aud-a-Qwarter per Crete., Oil, 981. and 98; the New Five per Cent. Aneuitie•, 1241. Bank Stock Lai been doter at 212; India Rock at 271. Exchequer lrns aro steady, at BaturaWs mks, 635. to 6rie. premium, with a moderate bushings doing. In India Bonds no transectiore have been concluded. The foreign stock market is also much firmer, with rather more activity in the deal;nr, aid priers show a decided rendenry to improvement, as will seen teem the subjoined list ot businers tranmeted up to the presort Loot, vie.: Dutch Four per Cent. Certit:ustes, 631 ; 'Mesh= 32! and 32; Pe ruvian Four-and-aJial' per Cwt, 1819, 784, 71, and 70; ditto Deferred, 35„ A, and 33. l'ortugune Four per Crate., 3.31,. ltioisain Four-end-a-1411 per leer ts., 116 and J 3;. Spalich .t tire Five per heats., 18i, I, and ; d•,. The. per C eta.. 39 1 i. Advice. horn St. Peter•hurah, of tho 22ad Nee., give the new t.riff en long ev e e , :ted. The new duke ors: Cotton twin', L rumblers per pond; diuo dyed, Sr. ; ditto Turkey red, 11r. ; cotton w. 1.1 uncharged; ale in bret;cs, 35 copocs par bah!? ; hope, 1 r. 43 per pond ; tea prohibited; indigo, 3'. r. per prod ; tin, 30 r. per pool ; lend, 10 r. do. ; wool len y'trn, combed, white, or coloured, 4 r. do. ; cutter. goods, white,. of ore colour, not exceeding 10 square ar. hee:.e to the lb., 4.; e 'peat per lb.; do. of vane's colours. 73 e. ; wiralen cloth, green and unite, 2 r. 20 per lb.; other colours, 1 r. 60 Jo. t't,U,4i UNll4.—tau U.T. .11.,r Ct. Cow, AOC, tt *VILMA VI rer Ct. AL•tt;•s• I vet It. (Ircuuto Ws., 17 It J Rat.k -We% 211 12 3 p.• rt. Ate...! 1 4 1., 41 Hum- Arr . ...% 4 • ", 40, 41 41444 ! 14414, *. 4 1.1:161:.: 1 ,1 I. C01U11.14111.1 ieint a. ' • 1.0.1••••14.11".1 It - •• 1.v.t.. HA,. 30 . 1143-L.444J IViultv.l 11 r-c ratet NT IN CI NO-L ~ NE.—TIIIB 11AY. The private centric: w , Itt.s Wo.lf • daU oppesranee ge nerally, but we have tio alterati.ux to quote in mete. The public wl.e de elan d • to-morrow eoaa:at o:: Snvtr, S.(AV bans hl bqtre old FA Ila•ho.nes ; C riee, •eti‘.- C.:), tun aad Ito ca , La ut plowetion Cryinik ; l't o,:er, 114,01,qt. Oils.—`l4l ,l . vde , :JO/. t ; s.raw, 371.; brown eau allow, 541. to 311 ; epartu, 641. to Mi. ; headquatu-r,Ltil 1951. ; rd, 3W. to 4411.; ctoult ties, S4l los. to U.S.: lOs , ; 411 to 4.4 ; Spolish and Sici:y, 431. ; pale, 291, to 301.; ovtos-nu ,, 291. to 331.; avt,l, rape, 10s. 1( 391 ; beueed, 331. 106. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 1.1• L w.,e m .ll. Tte dee:m.4 an the sp t c,:n.inte• in.hier•nt, C rnerket T main. veuly, erlth • rjt{.f rt U.. n. 041( Ins eshfnined. Town Taa•mr. 3S. ad. Let eneh tit, op ,:, 371. ; c'.l the ; 3 c.. F, , u ,a m ink 3.. PA11f1C1.7..411. iOP T.U.LOW.-;rtus DAT.) Isl 3. , 1849. 'DUO. 3toek ,Let Deivrt tit .C4llllLe. 33,:,M 44. 5 1? I 'AO ' 2 I gou4l 1,9 4 D.J. IT t 11;:.117 evk .......... 4,10: 9,755 Do. fro a I.t lnne* . . 71.976 66,3^1 PrW V. this dav per *wt. ' c. M. 314.. 64 . 27 , Gd. Do. Um's . 47p. Gil. 41%. 39.._94. PCTILIC PALI'S ADCrliTlarn 703 FainsT, Dee 300 b i.e t+nn•b Am..lers tallw; 330 tasks Aviitralisa ditto; 1 - ' 5.) /...vrvlr PearlAsha, COAL MARKET:-MS DAT:, Holly w. 155.; Cart's H.r..11, lit. 93.; End ; E 34 1.1 +swell. V..; End Heron, VA.; Wrals En 4 159. W.4:1 E• 8 , wolo, 16. ; W4ils E• , t A !e1x441. Teel, 15r. 3!. ; Wd.ll Eat Ti.'. 19. --Shp mark'', 119. SMITHEIELD MALIKIrt—THIS DAY. We i/3 , 1 • very large supply o: lianas, sad although there Ls a ell:Art.4 tridA, yet, owing to the number being .xerssiv , , many remain 4n.01d. 11 , ,scver, the chcae quelt.its neatly cll dispoesd of, and we are stiU enabled to quote 3,. 101. t them; bat some Inferior descriptions are mid at low rates. The number of sheep is small, and late priers ate Nay stspyrted, indeed ia 11 few inst&nete rather mar- money is obty. ait..d. Trbeek for calves, owing to a s'.or er suppl Prom Germaey and !Unused there era 1,110 I Beset, sharp, No 162 Calvet ; 400 Beasts ; Norfolk sad 100; sad 3,100 'kora the northern anti midland coonri.n. Pee Awe sot abr. r. d. r. ,• Per dose of 4. 4, 0. 110 , 15.v . a. Ilcr.turlr . 3 8 3 1 .) Bert On, 11f..bdr, b• 6 0 0 1 , 0 11•04 Shrt , horts ...... 3 4 11 I klest1•01010 ,0 0 1, ...... •• 3 6 3 reerood puallt) imart. .14 2 10 D.,. to. Sham 1.1 U 0 9 ........ ........ 3 0 4 1 20 re sal recora4 quails g 8 3 .• • • . 30 4 0 Do. do. Shorn. 00 0 0 l•tr• 2 . l . lili.llnra: 4 0 4 2 Luat.s_ 0 0 0 laimucoatA warlurc. e.uX • &on: 413 , :1 05. "i9g ; Paves. 133 ; • . . Pi,„..410. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. - There was rather an increased supply of English Wheat at market this morning, by land carriage samples, from Es en and Kent, the bulk of which was readily disposed of at the extreme quotations of Monday last. The transactions in foreign wheat were not extensive ; at the same time last week's rates were fully supported. Barley of all descriptions maintained previous prime, although foreign was not so free tale, in consequence of in cremed snivels from abroad. . . . Oats have also come more freely to hand tills week, which has caused the dealers to bo len aszious buyers; holden, however, are firm in their demands, aid needy purchasers had to p.y the rates of last week. Beans were uoching(d in settle, but Peas cave way Is. per quarter, in consequence of large foreign arrivals. BIIMSIT. Shillings per Qr. Wauis, Emelt &Kett . . ... red 40 to 42 to 42 . stile, 42 to 44 to 42 Notfolk and Suffolk_ " S 6 to SS to 44... do. 40 to 44 to 46 Taufert (Fisra or Suit) 4S to Id Catobridu: Llefoldrod d 4 to 38 to ff . Uto42to 44 Nort.hunabr. &Scot& —to— to —... do. —to— to —.iti;i7-7-7.- -. . " to . do. —to Ityr. Dew ---....... "DO ton old. 24 to 94 Bums; 150i1ie................. U to 14...d10ti1110g U to 24 Nalbas !Ito sl...eitovallo Site U. tine 20 DM 11tco ihtiOT .............. ....... .. . IlLum _ _ -. 2 . . .. - .t 4 to 42 2 -ffie Villa t! to Nfr AL.& . IS to 21 20t023 16 to 17 19 to 20 34 to 36...niaple 2./ to 33... imperial 37 to 41 ~ 23 to :7. .boilera V to 31 .. 39 to 23... tick 26 to 22 . old 29 to 30 ..... :11 to 36.. atnall 30 to 31...06132 to 34 to —...new winter 40 to 44 to 50 to 56 .... .. to 41 Z 9 to £9 10 Per rack of P. , 0294 norm, town mode, delivered Vto 40.. floe hnowrbol.l .. V. to ST 'Norfolk and ruff...6k NorthownerLind, Lincoln. and Vorlobire — to Baksbei re,d Kent El 01t1i1624. 6kliliry, per gr. Rana; D Int>le aniKocirrherg 12 to 46 line Pomrar.e.,n 42 to 41 . 11 w.ork 46 to 49 . Stettin lo to 42 to IT ..14rebant 11. , ni49 32 to 12.. Ilansburd 1.", to 39. .24ryptian "6 to :9 34 to :S. .02es,a 36 to 41 23 to 2 Oars, Speak bed 17 to 19.. Lett° Pt:dares . Dertriek & Peotab, feed la to 19 potato Lob. &ad— ..... le to 16 to 17 . black Ditto, potato Peas, grey 19rte White .... Bean, 91 aAtpran . IL arrow Tutu. new vein ItAr.rkrn, new CL.IiFTVERD, per cwt., rel. LI:481611J CAILICS. per Mound to 4B...rrbtte _ . tu Sla 11 tat I, fte,rtatt LVI4/1111 JAT% 'tartan .. 21 to 22. diet tang o , tot:t to —.. Indian Corn ..... 21 to 30 . 16 to IF . 17 to to 1$: to lo . If tat: .. 20 to 21 IL AN', romoraresn or a l stralawsl :i-h ,t.. 1 I/ h zrlan 1 and 1 1 utch, ftrei 11 1 .0., brew. 1. 1 : real o!ptIon 2n to 22 T.:,:ny PrA4, 25 2J to Jt.. %rd. ro Tom., .... 22 tt. 21 Dew t•. . ngs.: n Mod . : tram - ,rk at .1,1 rt‘rv.-Frr t. .V.t • 31 toll to II It II .. . . . to 2 .1 . Item!. •ttl ..... 32 to -xr cwt. 30; to 42 bit :to to cut dittr, prr toe XI 10 t £4 Dutch .111 tn £6 ot o Frecch and An - Art[lll 411a0 A.; ato Li Ter !Urn I .11...0 42 to Fuca, Am, rtran '!' to 21.. e.tr.. m 2! to 21 1141,`,urit Fax.. It t akal 111i1,11.A./141.0./N 11,10 M NOV. TO 30011 NW( Or . Es lr.sh. r: :.• i . no 1 I.a 1 1..0 152; r 4.: 07 Nwr •.. M 41.. SiNl at-x !lour, I. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Dvc. 2, 13'0. The Ftat , c! et 4 rat ea:h of I..leas at .r :31:11• 1.400.0.5 are e. r , .m-v , II ,11:41;* 7 . .1. 1.114.111 J. laceir I , TI R.I. Pqn.fir Ore , /t, Itie. 6i , C Lirtl4,4 . I k• IrCJAi .;• '' '' I N 1.. j t; , r.tle in.. .4. S. Light Aire Or. rea4 • : N.'.\". I .ntle .1%. $. I..re • • ,111‘ 1 , W1. 0 1. 0 tR / . Wl6 1. 1.1 1" ,. .f. :urn , try., 0'; e ::ate of 1 ),.1 !Las! 1.. , C I I 0; • • I:. 4 1 0 3 UV.: :.s. • , 1 . .0.11 ; I 1401e74 , II tia ti .1 .••• - 1.. Id , : 11.,1,1 t.V.^.V.t.l ..1.1., LI CL. Sat.l4( Em it lit ' :n " l ' • le :Wait : ',7.1.' "' , C., ~,,„.... L.. 44.-4 11111 DAY. Nuns. 47 . :n I. Fab PI ,•!. Orure ut z • , A r.• o.cret ....n tu:: 7; tn. ) vtetttl:nr ca Yliday rac:::.11 a., nine i ~ C..: • e ' !itpt . . IPS 1 • •nt. . At !South W:.:1 a I ;,.~ N,+ .c ... -1,, Ituth.tsti;t,,, , . :4.1 (~, a. 5 I, r Cale ; • : , 71-•• n 11 7 dif W.l rf 1.1 .n 1K 4 S ,11%t•rs•V:•Ixy, opftgu I. 1-1! ~.t :3 Yu. I..Newe st; :i; DJ. Eat.,l 1.1. U.N. P.. 1 rtt 17 11.. :[. Jli,t:ai .11 i 14.141. 17i FA j 2 /1 lir II .11 &aka-cared Arnim/ N wrAL 6rauu (Sirrvo) 11l 1:4 • !,1 4; Al luasain ICniENIAL , Do. t % I )4 .1 11 tat ;1 ~Yumuraad . Lie~e ~ i J/ :,rt • ar... rAlt dPAA z I .r 4.11.1 lot •1:44111 9i V 7.: 11 ll' .r . , sir 1 , Ir.-1/rot LI I lalubm AZ 1 slt use 14 Two. 4.3.1 Nuntes 4,;Weel IT: I I I 2 ,a ' 4 llll LIVERPOOL, Novostky 30. STnci-Ect..{nitcP.—Tho ralrktt Na' e..fri steady to-dep. Ilirktunced, Lenca,'.ire, and Cheshire (22/. st ere), 71 d.— Chester and 11 ~ 4 tl^ed, 16 IG Dc.t., (pe_f. ; uar.sj yet cent.), 121-131 r. at Wry•ern, 72—L.Anc •:1,,,e kn.! liwk.thire , 401 —D:••o (6 per cent. pr( f. • hares), 13—L4nces ter atd kG pee cult. N-. 21, 1 N.r.h * f earts), 2i p 811,31.1 d, end Lincc.lr,2-31- Dire (rrvf. 9i —511,114 n (bet( share.), 214 4.—N It:, Lritida, 71 316 —9 ,uth 347.,t,ra and Direr, 201 j c.—York end Noctt Mill=o, 23. LELDS. Nor^.ser 39. Prroct EXCIIANuE.—We hare had a Lahr, mor, mated market cad, though the qu Itutiens do not pre sent any mataial change, thy market it lie,,ttr. Bele:— East Lintaatiees, 10; Beat Lincolnshire., 41; Leeds and Thinks, ; d , .. N. 3, 8 die.; Lftdon and North West. , rn New (.11.. - '• t:j premium ; Noeth Wer•cers, 1 1 1; do. Pref , 11! ; k North Midland ;4 . S !II I kso•t 1 . ..11 m+.. -. .... . , N I:. I , nil. ".'r, . ' 1'..•. ... .. 1.v:;! , .. ... ...... , `E. Chid's.. I . r. . •c: P. r. .i ,n Cc. n r . Lc .0.1 W.111ft.11,1 , sass , ~i. (i.11:!1, ..IPC . CI-/Isla • a C...N.0L1i I ARMS MCD llr.Ps%Ncr. EXPrNPITTRE.—Irt 'GI, 01, Vie tub 1.)..t, c:coin n;{;;..' » ie a-pctr , cl t.i 1. quire the Llcl:ndittlre on I, , ,urt of 4.0 rzo.y ani ur :bloc.. a - 4 to rzpor .h,r‘cn. Toe cr.mail:e a,l crati..a.a. ca ...`lO hot 1../ f ! g rote: , is: Lye.: Sly:nu:a tu`...,r. Mr. F..% MoL.:,, Mr 11 .A.uwe, Stinher, Sir W. Itlt L.rd eLs.les We'l II oy, Jamr. Grakirn, Mr. W:'.:. Ina MU a Mr.C.Atdra, Mr. 51.1..ey Her PTI, 1r r. J*n Greece, ?Ir.Edward Ellie.., Mr. VeY11.4,11 SesiA, and Mr. Lteak,e. Tee committee sat oe 3L days tntere , -s the 19.11 relry And 1-t Mt/n.O, Rol ezensW-d t witncstra: Our. at M I'., I,Lat.• 0/meral Sir 1 tin Mszdo.. , a, Lieut.-Herm' L lett Fits•oy S mers , A, 14.1rr f,i , r•rl li•••••=r, M•;!r-ti-tur , 1 T. w. t.i. I. -C , ,lonel A. M. Tell.,eh, Lent F. F. Cd0..1 IJ lirrrAmAnd, Lfeat.•C lobe the H L'odsly, EICI, W. 0. . II I,ll2•Crlfly, S.r IL C. K y f q J..hr n•o , ni, J. 'l. 5 , ' J++ , E•n Ter?. !r... 1S C.. 11 , W.., It o h, 1.; q., S r Wool, Fart., Vor..tto , 0.1 Lied Wililas F. F. K.•ree.l ,- , William F... 1 . -, F. q , b4l Orcr, Geoeret Sir J. W. Onein, It t!•••. J D. Watt :aid Croy. fart, S 1:e. t 1 of Angwit the vet/mires 11.: , “ • -IC 00 c:rnto.l:tcr 9 tro ranc,+!,, ' tt , e eal , o• 4 !trr• •.r, t , e srn.y, at 4 Itnre token fun tvi :: are va 'a the ries re .ri to dim. At the prts.nt adv..nced rrixl of 'fa: •ea i n, r.,Jur eAumit,ee canon , . givi that mewl e.a.l.ltrs.tten to :14. travortant seid ne , as weal! ei • to r W t.ka a S.:L:sty - Y ••• t r, a w.. ~ t 4 Trr!' !eh ey hßee •. .—. . ~ ,„. , . . • 1 ,.. t, 'tr.. , n! the (nroutitt•t. nt nn early wrild -4 "e nw. mai r Tn.: evi.icate al,tl a o ygne;: , ,ccuil 1,211 f .1.y:11 folio na2t c, 1., •vbich c.e stall rttar. oi, a fut. r^ nrerion. - - - MARTL.L7.O::I; VlzTalr Led t%rir usual weekly CI etirg Sa.t.rd .y. Oar lira was .he rad,ngof a :r: - m Sir G Guy, that he Led laid e M des 7 the adrtas vi the v• 'try, wl•ich bad ben moat rrneion.;/ rte-heat; an. , a latter term tire prtwve secre tory Lead .1,,h0 }Cavell, sekeor.edglas the vote 01 thatic of vitt kr 1 14 l•rd...haVe latter to tne Daaltup .1 Larla.m. Y s.p,rt of the finance eonuniree was thou •tikoo, r orae ?en 07.21 discussi brtwcts beat partirs fn .he eertry, two paragraphr--‘ne rec.m., • , : q .;• t thi n el 01 the aural should be don, by wctrwc, trats4 of by pau2,r labour, and hit th.• face co,le eat,/ eancase now giver , tee ci tr, the sonorio!erd , nt repierer ihould to: lit i. coat ,11—were eu.ar.l bj I .rge to 'j • rain. The ,teary than adjourned. rOfr ; LEWIS, AND TONBRIDDE WILLS RAlL way.-0 •• Saturday his linnorr Sir W. Horne rye his totifirte of the settlement of the list of contrihnt'ii• , . DIRECT EXETER RAILWAY.—His Jimmie Muter BrullgllLC l h a suoatacna.l Sheirp to be •ronioa.l v:ra voca r, a :he trat,..le.t:•ns rt tLis ad rt..kicp. k RAILWAYS. Tuts MY, Two o'Ciocit. The share market has undergone a decided change for the better. The operations to-day consist chiefly of " buyings," and have been prosecuted in many in stances to a considerable Went, especially in York and North Midlands, Laccashiro and Yorkshires, and Great Westerns. The market in consequently very buoyant, and nearly every des cription is quoted at a sensible rise 02 Saturday's prices. Loudon and North Western stock has been dealt in as high as 120; Lancashire and Yorkshires, at 51 ; Great Westerns, at 73'; ; Midlands, at 433 ; York and North Wetlands, at 231. ar L.:. • Saturday. u to I Ve love. Earrt.o RA:twAirs. Do. Preference Amber', Nottnie, Boots. and East Junction ... Berko & Hants. Ext. (ot. West. perpetual 3 p.a.) ElisitunibarnoUdoloeUunc ealloduly pd.,orwithguar. Do. without a guarantee Bina., Wide, and Duda, "II4 Do. w u L PJ "t " •guaran 'i'he' ree BlniekVolvdk Stour Vallo7 Beard and Exeter Bedrlnstiontabiro Oaliodnetan Do. £lO Preterites* ... Cbaster arad 11019 ml Do Pnallorenos Dublin nod Bedsit June—. !East Anvlicar (El* 7k 11.1 .. Do. (3).1 7 per Ct. Prer . 1%,„ •....)6 esters Counties Do. Nee fret. 1 p. Ct.. Do. Ext., .Ip. Ct., No. I Do. do. No. b Do. N. & East. S per It N u K o lb 4 tj 1 , 1 II ex ..111 At di st 4 0 pia 1) 23 ' Postern Chios. claim 41 tiale E. 1. - . sh.) .. .. 7 7 1 IS 25 I Do. r.laus B. and C ditto Ii SI Id 20 I lio.hcrip (gus. tip. Ct.i: 19 191 15 25 "Rain. loncsollire ... ...,! 1t 101 . IS 23 . liltl.. ara.i.iili ..1‘.1.1tar.4 p.Ct :141 i.o/ 91. 30 • 41,401,0rF , 3841 t.tan,ruw; - .1 16 1 IS 21...• (00)00 ni..l Eau nut•S ...I $ 2$ /5 , torcat Norther:l ... . ;11 1J 12, 12,1 Ito. i oTAreta,.l Deferred, 4 4; 12, 12 1 , Ito . ri •hares It. ~ p. ('L 1•0/ V 121 1.41 1 1 0. 5 twr t ent. Pre.. 1 1:1 111 so O 1(11. Noutll.:on.l Wi>l4lte.',i 17 GO F' 211 Ili. I.4(liihr ... !.. _ ....1 4 2 C2l liv lO to''' Grc.il North a Inglaud... :12 7 4 5 e. lit '(at We. •• rn .., . 7 . 21 73 17 It ' Ik% Nex £l7 ... • ....I 54 41 eh, SO 3') 11101 cuul So:by ... ... ~ 97 f,l 23 13 110.4.1:1re* ... .. .. 44 491 124 1111 1 DO. I 'bares , ~ ...' 711 2:1 Pi St !Lam a,,or 414 Conic..., GI r. 41 131 II:: Do. Thirds ... ... ..., 1 5 pm GO 1 171 I.snc.irttir and Pre(loo ...I 72 21 „ :4. 1 100 1 . 1....0 . .r,hire •0.1 Yo: lothiri ,11 50 20 I 1;1 Ito. 1 .harc.... ... .1 13 :21 ‘11.4. 2 ilO 1 Ito. Fi7 1 11•4 ... ... .. 0 7 1 ,1 .1 ,, . 201 G ' 110. F .11.0 ... ... ... II Is,, lo 1 10 I lio. Ni sr (pus GI.. C. ' 1 1 II ao 111 be. Wool 11...tig l'ill,o, 0.) Su L,r,l. :••..! 1'..r.....r41 .. 30 1 50 1.(991. ant 1 - 1,- , 1: ... .. 29 , Ii 1 11, root. 8r • Ct. \u. 11 1211 9 - Ito. I'rt4. 444.10. , •1,1 , I• 1111 111 11,1 i hm..11.1 !',.....-......: .1 5!.,... 14 , ,1., tr....!:1.,. 3. ~(',..,•.. •t. 'l OO i lioi Ni sr Ku,. ii •i.C1... oI 9 I Do t . ,, i t r e ius t r .r .i.o , t, ,.. :i , .. , 1 5.1pi.,,,,(.1.1 - L-1 li SO •.0I 1 10. I'l,l. :I . , r,,.• i '.• 5" ';2 is Ci• Va. 1 vin • I • 7.1 sik I I 121 Lundon :0 70 121 I I.lo.ltenstetne 1...1 Is'n...op N:,rth-Wc 29 I I; i ta.J. 1.. NJ, I .1 - ore ' I I.: 14a. I I 50 .t. ,ta• a :Low!, st ; 421. Lao. Stan, 40 ' 91 I 11,4 .1:10 1::1 .2y :.a. a,lao. Nevi Pre:Jrl nee ... 21 st pa. 20 20 titian. I ver: mt. :2 11 5P1.4.11.,Eux.,a1,11,1 - Alluel 41 444:x. W. V'o .9Lar.h.,slief.,&l.fejAjj4j.. 24 2 , 9i 21 ::a I j ...a ;a... No.l 1 "? 10 ;11 Po. Neu 11' Isr.f. `Jj ' "i I:, :11, I ma 1 41.1. ll' :, .:~ ~; it 2 - 4 . :.7 t 4 nu.. Lel l'o Nor 4.2 d... BIRMINGHAM, Notvaber 30. Smelt lirctuaNOE. —Thu market war film to dry, tt:ere w.r ontmuohhw:n•Sl i • ; I. Fart.` ar Dy .13., add IlirrouleAfint it.' Szt.ur at 10; 1 di,. :tin:DER NIUE. BagNiwool.).-0.1 Sit 1 ,- 4,:v night. N,v. At, 411 wa held et •Le II I :it:, Bi.Pert c ol the buds of li,bert Ilan'woreula a n dm< Teals, who Lad d:c.11: La the eff.cta of ieieti,a t.c.ir6d 1.1 hint heal a pcisoz., r ue.tie of Willi.= W..d, a r. 4, ieusch.e. W.:ri11...! c :ita the.. di; Lv bench of 1•1/111a cote, h.. 14',.1uUa1l 14 Deep! word the 21r, at Hut. n. The La. Lt tI e 1 e h , .eo treet p.,l , :fahrd. "I` c jut : rc'eroed a wreict • WiAlblurl4 i" againtt Wtil.!ato If In custody to C..ciensfoti Gaol for the charge o: poaching. Exitir..artoN.—Oa Aion.a) Wit a onakr of thu pias2ctri pasted .ugh this town on their way tw ; . me of them ou ewe, Qtkas cn fort. They w: ,e • fr.,m the !latish of Drum, and we 1. arn a snore ceoutive emigration is in Futpatation from tf a asmo lamlity. In fact, the people of both t.,-en mei emattre b,,0 tweir cud:lto tent an cmigtatiou, a... 4 -11 CV] ,!') r. item d.tarsolued to quit the chutu).—.liLcuc Svdia.d. 2.) !. !! r I .i. 6i e„ 4 I 6 66 IS U 26 27 , i 8 0 pm• 0 7 pm. 10 II 69 Jl lit to 101 l ei P 3. iol t I hi I • 161 111 I is in lit I se se 435° 1 m 411 ;?_I !!. ii I to wt. I 10 10 01 el . 4 : .e 1 ,rn I :" , qt•.dov •i :1 1 de 2i Li es tiv i j I' 430 73i 3 10 Sol iii 11 .1 70 CO/