The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-31 00:00:00

~ ~~ w.~~ V .fe r , r.—.r.ms.e.-e--,,, litg- 1 .-41-..kprt. No. 1,071.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1850. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. . v . A noNAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, N 1, a m."..a.ww I, tdiad4 foe 11l VAL MIURA= f,. i ivy,. AMMITIIII4 ha Disard War ths Mid heillimist ....,„,,, w r w w wity weds.. IMMOTOMIL rouriAI.—OLUIVIU. Ha aI:RIR LVCA4 21/0. r,,, v-ilattouiaa. — ClLUlLES LUaIIDIOTON, ft, TU. 40 r 11. 1 7. kn. Mort M. Wilbarra. - but, 7.- our ...Lc 1 1. 17 Rabin berm. M „ al. wekr CI , b4 I Robert Itszi. ll= . ~.,, , I . 0,..1ev, Res. MAN , ..rt rei h.la, Lais. I Smut WM.% 1124,tiseims cyrin vil" OF ................... THE BRMEIR LUIS MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOC y lETY estertelat preprels ahoy annfido• Suchlag the teetteeme of hems 16. ausems. Mary Orem Zee. OaWeis. in. ME, MA.. Yamasml4 116 4. iss. mem ashe Use. Mame Zeh, M.D.. Stool. Thaw Womksh, /he. Imago* 80•1% Salmi ME_ Left% Mg. Mr S.IMM lA., Belvedere. Meeteent.Chlhel Mystsmot wise, Omp Mist Welker, Ikft. 1 The prAiltue kilted io issmile kr litimesivet dr I imam lee esemem by the r i z zi .liali jaa re ere glemsdalk= elle& EttW ie THICK; Itemekery. IL Mew Entehmt.set. lierldlete. NS of INDUSTRIOUS HARM 'RINE P I A al ow =ALM YODIZATIM I Or d measles et wrizollior pommaw we by se V I CWVIDIII MITA, Gnat Wet Zia% arirdward. 47 r 11140 of PARLIAMENT. —Ne Wed b HOW= sad Cs, obll= .r ul aobis, liiibas4l4 “ Day gem " IP= "Ilkyrea." 111 °Mr =ll = li so IbmselbMPZZlkp in s ..moyeaka aid Mist.bire lowa Iwo. TM Illmealed Loam News; " Thus," art my, sew paper *AWL Address as above. IMPERIAL PARI THIS DAY. HYAM ua Co, Maama Talmo raid rbrs, Ir r*drier rd ve rut pinsan obarasaby that ers :r eh ro hre oa bra dr *pia W cart ariarr vulgar ed Whir hi Oa kingdom WIDNEIDET EVIININO. A slight improvement has talo n place in the Eng lish Fonds to day, and the market opened at an ad vance of / over the closing prices of yestetday. Coosols were first called 961 to 1 for money, and 961 to # for account ; but this difference of / in the price for prompt and time bargains disappeared whets busi ness had fairly commenced, and Consols were fi rst narked 961, then 1, and ag ain 1 both for cash a n d Bose, the last operation being 961 for prompt ; they closed at 961 to 1, b o th f or money end amount. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done from 961 the first price, to 961• sad the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. how; 991 to 981 the last price. South Sea Old Annuities were dealt in at 961; and ditto New Annuities at 951. A good deal of business was transacted in the foreign house, particularly in Peruvian. at 74 to 721; Mexican, at 291 to 1 : Venez u ela D e f erre d, a t 121 to 131. hilisn Six per Cents. were done at 102 ; and Buenos Ayres at 641. Russian Scrip left off at 31 prem. The actual business reported is the following : Brazilian Bonds at 881 ; ditto Small at 89. Buenos 4tyru at 641. Chilian Six per Cer.ts. at 102. Danish Flys per Cents, at 100. Equador at 4j. Grenada at 19. Mexican at 291 for money, ant 291 and der account ; ditto Small, at 291. Pennies, Four per Cents., 1849, at from 721 to 74 for money, and 73 to 74 for account; ditto Deferred at 29,1, 30, and 291. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 361 for money, and 37 ; and 37 for account. Russian Scrip at 31 1 and / premium. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives at 19 and 181.. Venezuela at 32/ and 33f for money, and 33 and 34 liar account ; the Deferred Debt at 121 131, 121, and 13. Five per Cent. French Renter at 961. ; exchange, 26f. 40c. Austrian Five per Cents. at 83/ ; exchange, 12 guilders per £ sterling. Two and-144111f per Cent. Dutch at 551 and / ; dittto Four per Gnat. Certifi cates at 861 and 1. The forthcoming number of the Banker's Maga zine for February, whilst deprecating the negotiation of foreign loans in this country, warns capitalists be fore embarking their money in the Russian loan as an investment, to make themselves acquainted with the present financial condition of the Russian empire. This, however, is at all times difficalt where no official accounts are published, as is the case with Ruseis. The followieg statement, taken front Mr. islcGregor's "Commercial Tariff.," published by authority of parliament, may nevertheless be con sulted with advantage, as it is compiled from the latest sources, showing the probable actual revenue of Russia. So far as our own means of information ex teed, we have reason to believe that the home debt of Huilaa considerably exceeds the estimate given below. •k lUSTING of PARLIAMENT. The DAILY nws.—W. DAWSON and SONS sehett cram for this and NW Imam and forward then per pert by the mil puts of the country and *bread. IN WSW, sm egld ritee en appWation.—Srewersw and Advortiabig CONN Nang 74. Orawcsottreet, City, Lamm. (Watabbelead 1409.) THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. J. N ro w.t, MS. Thous Ilidg&h. ILA • ratement isms tie pnipand laslitutlis beim osararionit N' B, HLNO WILLIAM-STMUIT, CITY, tam, le& fa r Cla d Abehoweleitas, bbd the lewhei LW Awake. The sewsliss el Obeyer whew Te• seldiSinsiWs SWeean7 eimillidos she lee swealms Is wallas essmises et lea ••• ISO* MIJI lIIIW sal Imp swim s• • mit pat ea Ws ad. TIL• MAILILIef.—W• ems bass, Is lestwAr We bee siviss• from Mee, that a. saw weinsfe Or. et WAYS • walieble sorbs low tees eimmely Mad gbh sus ellhelowel liell i f• a West tam ben Sat pseeler *new le the Id. Omissow d list lbe spwiss yam Wwww en Si ser NEL Awe Owe et tbe • IIIiNUMINIki ISMS will b ase se le mak kr a So mow — luul ken We venom ponds Wkred. la Ur marmil w doll imam as e ls= or Simi with thew Wes erbsik Owe walk owssal des, awl of wheel we Swe WI as estuisiee imeinew es W. We weld can rmszk, test In every WOW psdwee at SOW we allow •• werwefght et Wks, Awe tia ewry eille. ea oweelskt Id 111 b. imam mannwo, la wiry awra o ' alr ElaterisL 1110CX, DAM ow/ ammo COAT% psir a lm i l aA M LOOMS° Cla T.W w wa s ew wog NNW 44 114, = ANN giraworr tumotim peirdwa lea SEW um, At wipendowooll pima Own llevekbw MOM DOWN OVILODATI, MAL SAM PALETOTA alma As Orb. et Way Pgr Opt. The Olllllllllllll winahsterwl W RYAN ad OA 401 mirth geliwelp Thieb wig Pam Ow mit awl /. ~ . Ow IA Ow prime SID 140 Auks At 40 pr wog. Arm Wow as be albrwl Irr my Wow OPlNOwmat O.—L. RYAN awl 00, laraiwi Slow, Whirr; pod sad ioWrry Tanen. Owlttas w bin sal adao,lo, Orresigurcho gm% owl IS, Orisniwirset, Larks. Parliament was this day opened by Royal Com mission, when her Majesty's Speech was read as follows: V.es.• Ant. ..... SO. Ot i AMMO Of r. des 1 ...., Ameallatmara. 1 Nog. 44 IN 576•71 II £16,7111 $ • 05 14,1148 • 31,101 111 6 *I 410 MN 19 A 1 SO •10 1/ IMO 13,617 4 KM NI 10 M IN 111,071 10 I 116541 IS II 44 657 UNIT I 114.903 $ 4 , I 1 6F 4 KM 9 114,*114 1 7 .41 703 41,111 ,4711 I 44 1 772 744,09 7 17 167 9 1113,142 II I • Ls , in 7511116 141,44016 3 44 i NOS We • 114,675 1$ 4 .17 USG 111,111 IS 367,171 le • .44 WS 174,331 7 644.0513 3 411 114 131,174 4 117,543 7 I N 04., 1410 is,? 433 i 414 I 4 5 0 1434 41141 1.44 04 " lA4I Is, Owe Yanamooowataarr. MR. COLBURN'S NEW NOVELS. To Woad at the ies. PETREL. A Tabs of the Om B 7 • liavat Orruaa. TUB WILIKINGIONL By tr Author of radii& WyaL Lae." _ _ MT LORDS AND ORNTLIMIEN, we are commanded by her Majesty to assure you that her Majesty has post satisfaction iniagain having remorse to the advice and assistance of her :parlia ment. L PAMMOES hi the LIFE d MU MAROABET MAITLAND, at Siam Me. Whoa by liereett. Band edttices. 4. LEONARD NORMANDALE ; or, tbe Three Brothers. By the Hoe. C. Broome Remo. S. IR.NROT VANE. By Airman= Ben.us Comm% M.P. I. TUN MAID at OHLIANd. An Historical Beemia, By the Attlar of " Whltetrlers." - " Ni! ^ ^ 1 .0 103 " 1466 In " tip fll 140 MI '',The decease of ha Majesty Queen Adelaide has caused her Majesty deep aeration. The extensive charity and exemplary virtues of her late Majesty will always render her memory dear to the babe. Her Majesty happily continues in peace and amity with foreign powers. In the course of the autumn, differences of a serious character arose between the governments cf Austria and Russia on the one hand. and the Sublime Porte on the other, in regard to the treatment of a ovalider able number of persons who, after the termination of the civil war in Hungary, had taken refuge in the ITurkish territory. “ 1: 1.4. ” ,•1. 7. THE OLD WORLD =4 t j he NEW. Uy Na. Also ust may, ADVENTURES et • GOLD FINDER. Written by Ebeetll. Haery Ootbara, publisher, la, Oral Wertleinemeteetrest. . • . —he lot Begat Ind at roar r tr• • Z. Ilia. be bed at TEAS. Good estfal Omega 2 10 Mut 06.00 9 1 1901914. suss 4 0 Strla COWL flusuitemy The beet Illseatlbs toweled 4 4 3 I lie hotlispess g tradtatte 4 4 ezzi j TIL6O. $ 10 le 4 2 The brat & 6 Pbeetradoe, Moe Sneer 3 II Its bed.Omost youdies6... 4 4 1 T. best olapieir TI. & 111 SIMON to geed ... Omelets ...- lltddlumteeedloory 3 6to 3 6 The Wet Woes & Ili Week ..per/0e .. & 0 Oompowder, very d...» & 4 Hyeseoesytheloc.. 4 oto 4 4 Me bright 4 6 arm lee 3 & The Who youltet lame • 6 ow Amp date lbe Woe of our I I doralet -prises Meet, la stotesost, esoddetatily allemed. We, boweeee. make so but I idit itteatial se balm to the beet Old Moshe et Ls 161. sr re* v. sad by allete boom at le. Id. to So. yea IL men bus doubt rimy toorameo of mete bate taiM Iho various I prooremes to mbleb ILO berry bos bees be sobjastel. We kaow tbe bunmood la dlimpoisomeot, ail Idly • Ili word to say leeprtmemeat la the wad% No elm the 11111114111914 MO W010."..'...eb0tg011. we esetiode to tol -1 Mooded Ogle% Sae ....- 10 Is Os raw Mote 0 & Ototaties, lee —. 11 lotto, lout ...„ ........ -.. 2 Java. . Outs Rh" Soot -....... 4 Meas. foe. .... 4 Chomet old Meeks -... 11(ootelly shined le.) I 3 PHILLIPS mil Ce., 1., Mai 211111as&stseet, Oty, came of Lb thoesh.late, Wing the Lake Lla Aseeelodsto, ieo. IRON BEDSTEADS aul CHILDREN'S COTS. &A TVs?" , amifilmee MOro Mimosa Mtamo rid Bow If mob ; mg Om Mum Id. rorM imaa with don t& joint' mil ride& sal outkriB Me from omme, amM olao.b on M Me Mirmormo of WILLIAM 8. SUWON Mor lama owl as. OrModiolroot Minor of Nommo- Orrool), mg No. Ilormismrim" ritift me r Mord Ix Um meld; mime mic MO tbs. point likdodf^ or a/ boa liaolag Bak an* Is albs b boo sad isatlalasotto. It boo aeos 1111811 to poMmB orok mporlir mos lo mat Md. Moms irmi at 14m Y. el^. DOOM orb.. mot Mgoo —morom ) Ihm slab_ saaroolop of Walloatrook miry frommogrry MM. add.. mat (par mool la Am. lEVELYSIrIiaI7neI — eaIIrEIRONDIMItNi. Now, salniet skew, Mies. allitiral AM NIL Wind. St awed In 4 eds. L The =V. I. 10 AM1WIafBASSO. 2 vols., Ile. bowed. S. 818 JAMMU ALIWITIOre 1141•0111; or Sews Teen' Ex plaration INN& Ando. wilhOla band. 4. Vol. el =UMW COMMULITII mod EMPIRE ander NA POLEON. Odirtesaulbeisidelless. 3. LIVES el 6021111:11111111 of 111110 LAND. By Mn. Zweaser Gem. f welegla i ban& 6. PEPYV Y ail 0011012VONDENCE. _ New s cheaper, and reeked Wham. Ona~n ed. emelt, liwand. 7. MR. DI:ALUM ..104$11r. Mole INNtila• I vet, with Pertrelt, as., Id. asenel. MEMOIRS etw MUR lAEiiifl LADY By Taws Plumy. With an Illeesrleil bdealeeties. by maw .Pubeity I age. Beam Clelbuts. Pallaber. le, Great Martlisarsilewnwet. & COLBURN'S PUBLICATION'S. be bri et Illoobsetkn. br iPON ASSURANCE r ,7N CORPORATION, established by Marin la the rein of Kin . .„9 ' . -- X,- . . * Geary the Eine for LIFE, FIRE, and .. . . WaRLNE INSIALANCE. Oakes: 7, d e" : .., rt:? ' Inn" Barg Ev.h..nv, Condall, sad IP, Re. ' • get tat art. d . Ito epees of mania4r. the Life Ihrinasea an defrayed tbe fano. taunt. Ind ad Palm Orem LH pm. r, nom tad. . &TR- it. " I- ''' Praia are Mad as a lam ts pa ;i • t r Y A I_7A b r i m 0 , fold la NA, fit NOW la .. • 'T r P 17 . abetment ("temporal.' metals& T.,. ...."1 are map tram all liability et partnership. A '.... tud tate widant rartkleatSa la peedles. F.r ..., ; •rnerediits ad dare limas at Yampa are liberally otated. I'l mi. I%srItANCE am every 'fteriptice of pregart at umederate dear... and MARINE MSC/LAWS at the currant Pn-,•stsarr tat ampersand in weans JOIIN LAURI:RC!, neerelary. Explanations which took place between the Turkish and imperial governments have fortunately removed any danger to the peace of Europe which might have arisen out of there differences. IHE " TEA-PLANT " TEA-POT, so =road from its brag daborealy ormarotal Ilia tao Imamal Ma ol ihm =a s s ai. jaa bum MAIM to them maim node mar au mask Mai *Meg tio AM tap more Walla ma a oddasamd mr•lmar. tram dair.rrate durability, nod Mom. am. so las Mao Orma tale semi weeelleee. to silver, bola Sisl=*be lama mama a dam Paco Us. pslosno as AM man oamaplsto S 10 • Yap, de. do. M. 17 11 Aralaama de. do. lasimit da amid M. de. d o s. .... l 7 II 0 DIM da plia do. da MeMariarsopotlarada do. 11 0 KS. llmpots, ta mek ; oak* pas. Mo. mob. of th. °Maw pa. lam; Maw. 411. we ; alliapou. Ma ask a lb. SS IT am Amy o aim m) adds saga Ia Ys mom proportloa. lagnallas Mit (pr. WILLIAM troo S. BURTON (Lb Rama sad Smash to 0211:00- mut, sad I, Normommost (maw ot airmaaroata).—latablabod b Wolaarmt. Ina Her Majesty having been appealed to on this occa sion by the Sultan, united her efforts with those of the government of France, to which a iimilsz appeal had been made, in order to assist by the employment of her good offices in effecting an amicable settlement of those difference', in a manner consistent with the dignity and independence of the Porte. Her Majesty his been engaged in communications with foreign states, upon the measures which might be rendered necessary by the relaxation of the res trictions formerly imposed by the Navigation Laws of this country. ltlti LaNDF.D Now Twodit i I vale , royel en, assails slam= (opal la quash, to mitimery volume), prise soly SI fa. limed, Bu'" '8 ANDED GENTRY he 1850, 0011RECTED TO THE PR EMIT Tiles Ude teportm amtiosel *ark sampsisss a gosslsaiel sal ko. raid* dklumry d tee vstrie of the hold men of Oreat Skalds sad partioulsis at 100.0alpersera aussesstal via times, fonelar k s i gassary empsaloa to all Csasera, pablabsr, Onterselbsessarb-rtstat 1 - ICIORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, h. KING WILLIAM-Kant crn. lOW MIL Curasam.—BEVAMEg MMES. Esq. Darro•Cnokfta.-711031.14 NESSITP, Men lial Oa. Esq. Mom Law Jars* kft. J tlys 'Word, !p. Jolla • I 4ikily, V.-q. Jent nftoft ra to facio rry.a, Lag., F. 1.8. Marks Mita, G u tag. Wono, fts. avney Gurney, EN. O'B. Illeftenataftft, W. k. Joao 140+ arunnaß NO:up, Eq., Winona liases. Eft. E. Grafton', Eft., Jones P.l nes, Esq. DAYWIR ).-rag, Sareard, sad Lansdale; Oannennal lank of Landon and mut, Banking Company. NUMBER, ONE ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. The prank high MI MS of 01317Z1t, and the late rise in the vabloof vogonntloneed be Is lst kw years, require mac ea ghoulish he mkt In be undaeolool by conisune.s. The oollrop L ikees oat produse was until the fourth year afke it hr been It Mai In bowleg shoat four years, after which time beemsoutokm. to korokoro oeseasary, in ardor to keep up • Teenier oopply, thotadbo pavan should hare now pima. tions regularly ceding like biota to mar up kr the fklatosy of the old platmatioso kot ors rogokity oraoki mar dok The ko priors kr snare the* rukd from ISM to UM , Mt are t p:ctionhwlyam thoomattsent, were haeseeeteentelwo to of whim\ Way mod *Mks ordlot, wet their Mir gam wpm s. The oak k rowboats kW d of tho corning year, as saildpitsg. tell sot gum( by 71,1111111 m. the consesiptfiee ri 1149. Itemeekg the mange of the sea. gumlike at Ile to be au Mimed kr twelve noses loom if‘t only Me pram, of the pow, Eat all ispotrok Muss to ko work, bo is aid k T h at thee, wool be cormul. Prior hunt Oxonians ekes rely ecardwahly, and ft is igegoan4le to say bow lark higher they will nor, In order to redoes consumptkn to he amount t f the anti-spared rupo.y. It is adirfaseory to know hat our mu colonies will condor to export as largely never. The est ates that have awed to grew codes are prin. tingly to ten, sod in than, courriesUrd supply the foreign 01 whets whims:dee losonsomed mush km ostensive th.n in this country. The large imershanes far exportalion to the wade in go wn market wili ariewesa far Jo roust to which it is elected. It iad. flier, however, o nodes dialling sidgeoante have beep chicly con_ not ris to in ammo drveriptiene, emil s tly, that tar Sheds haee en properties, eight is for the Sent hare ca sorts re scarcely suffered alterados. The stalsoisst dams the oak eipeted coo in:lotion cameo is the wail dialog the yearJl49, and Or =Awed supply kr 100 : p • „. • ÜBLICATIONS 11 iti OF f ' l''' ) r . A WILLIAM PICKERING, 1- ~,, f 177, PICCADILLY. THE MOST APPROVED BTOVEB.—The diesaall la Ohs CHUNK sad VESTA stores (regoretely esaidadits mobased, sad mambas heels, bees sold Csat i ta ) (la sk aimed. se I 3,000). through the pstroasge of terms lobo have bad experlaist of their praaahonaly awful sue , i taw. WILLIAM a. MIMI his mewed colligate Is recommend lag than Ike lair eiwra mity. Dories the last hge lean dog bon hem M i ldeet orralart la the bed room of ea WYK dawdle a walkout temperatare throughout the dew are ( geof with Ntealeambis AN "MON gelle dl lgrallagt. lathiest stleatioa.—Psrties. beat psels el inand), postage tree. Cheat, 30s. mud NIL; Ted% am Us, ; slam Ise warehouse., as., tows 10s. esea.—Leds Man sad San , 0R Oakeietreet, earner of Newasa-street, sod Ns. I, Nowlisse.stn•L he Well ▪ 11120.—Joyeel out PIsL, is dd. per sMsd beg. The govern - ments of the United States of America and of Sondea have promptly taken steps to secure to British ships in the ports of their respective coun tries, advantages similar to those which their own ships now enjoy in British porta. Arch. Billing, XIX. 7.1117 T. W..luers, Y.D. Jame. Fart.tt, Exi.i John Pe'rystpir, Fog. STA:gala° C0V.1 , 1. —lorsrll Gum% Lag, Q.C. r0a..—.1. fortis Eel. T r.e. of tit a t ovpday Jethro, ea mil dapertption of iYt Llfr Al4ll/1115Ct. The Premium are moderate. and 'tale, or o:heretse ; • 'action sae r , rittl F , ,l.ttt , ihe E.a.t or Nett balks. kr- are sr .f ran'cate rats. foroidete• is Canada. Austral t. and m.r.% . I,:ae. • al.oved without extra charge. Adramea are •to r. weioe'ned per add sod other ..tang. Agra- I. ft a to 'AA. t ..t 'testi tithe Directors and to the detailed t'n-e, of tea etroteny. 'KILL' %II ItATIAT. Actuary sad S.-eret n. In few &ye, evo. A. LETTER an the PRESENT POSITION of the mon CHURCH PARTY is the ESTABLISHED CHURCH, by the Bee . WILLIAM Ileteru, Vicar of Bt. Mary's Muth, Degas. Also, by the woe Author, MONUMENTA RITUALIA ECCLESLE AN oucANA or O,CASIONAL OPTICYB of the CHURCH 11740 LA sceenling to the Melee* Use c 4 B.Uobwy, the Parser in FAO* wet otter P.eyers sad Pomo. With Dialers. time on the 014 Omit. Pooh; on the Ocesiketal Hike; end oh the Pone,. vote. Svo, CI 1,. With regard to those foreign states whose Naviga tion Laws have hitherto been of a restrictive charac. ter, her Majesty has received front nearly alb of them assurances which induce her to hope that our example will speedily lead to a great and general diminution 'of those obstacles which previously existxl to a free intercourse by sea between the nations of the world. TAXATION AND RETINUE OP RUSI.IA. The revenue is derived chiefly from the following source/. 1. A capitation tax, charged on aa male serfs and certain classes of keelson. ----- o -- 2. The 6 I r k ,or rent paid by all male serfs co crown estates. 3. A tax of 11 percent. on the declared capital of the mer chants. DrERCEI3 PATENT PYRO - PNEUMATIC ISTOVIL.OIIATHS, producing healthful warmth, erutibuion, and comfort, eceshlood with semsossy.—Tah medium of changing the colt eternal atmosphere Into inement retitled air is partkulariy adepts I Foe churches, entrance-tulip, infatt and other shoots, inva lids apartment., due. Its chemist open Are aril eleaant appearance render it equslly wheelie to the drawing or dining room, wit , e parity of sir is ereemially important. It may be sees in cl+tly one at the patt Itte's shot-mem ; &boat the &elm of Arta the Polyteehnic Inatiliatl a, University Ea/1, Westminster Chapel, Burkinpi.m Palace, he. Inanentable Women and ttatiotoniala wlth prospectuses, may be obtained at PlEteral manufactory, I. Jermys.etreet, &gent street. 'HE ANCIENT LITURGY of the CHURCH of b.:NOLAND, according to the Uses of demo, Bowe. Tory, Hereford, sad the Modern Roam Liam, &mussed in wallet Moms. Seessel edition, Am lbs. 4. The customs duties. 6. The excise on spirits sold. In old Russia the govern ment reserves to itselt a monopoly of distilleries, but in other parts of the empire the produce of the distilleries is under an OICI3I duty. The nobility may eistil all the spirits required for visit establishments free of duty. 6. The salt.mines and brine airings monopolired by go vernment, which sells their produce at the rate of a rouble or more per pood. 7. The revenue from crown mines, and the duties exacted from the proprietors of private mines. 8. The seignorege on coin. 9. Stamps, licenses, &c., and the tax laid on the sale of im movable property. 10. Miscellaneous items, such u the sums paid by the nobles to be exempted from furnialtirg recruits for the army, rent of crown property, on lease ; the prod's 01 crown me asfaetures, &c. The taxes are partly farmed, and portly collected by go vernment officers. fla re is in every government a council charged with the administration of the finances. According to the report of the minfrer, M 1;, .nkrin, the public debt amounted, in 1637, to 0.56,333,674 roubles. There must be ether revenues to a great amount paid to the Emperor frost domains, and also provincial revenues and expenditure ; but the actual imperial revenue, taking the five years ending 1839, has been given u follows, calculating the silver rouble at 31. 2d. sterling : Osamu Revenue oe spirituous liquors Ormantutations paid in lieu of melee on brandy Poll-tans on peasants Ditto on merchants and burghers Revenue of crown lands den, and gold and silver COMMERCIAL and GENERAL LIFE AMU- LaNCE AMOCIATIns, !co. etkced on every oyet , m. ILdf e a II I ZOB ke thee rt.r ens sbassr.oere. A Arne a tersietius allayed to oollellon srAmetot.. and het mi., el mein: et Ares. To pelin tegoirlag tray rare Lvs., i?yr Mt till/ a.41 . 211ee , , rith this pest 11 OLY BAPTISM : a Dissertation. Second Jus. soin ? a, Bvo, 131. rr ii! 'II ; i isi P if i 9 41 5 Il i 1 1 whom was this Child baptised•, With what matter was tbls Child baptised I With what wards was this Chlkl baptised r re ahrarae,t o,t.uran,r J.awtance. _ , 1 Arum tit., a ritara.Ne ere., are promiloi. r noble ;feet :e againat the he* of tr.ootne. eooKMM tttoa We et We orterament keg aIIOOLOOO to I !WI& JADES DANIEL L, EN. D')TANIC WATER sad BEA Ws GREASE. >t l. the bar is becoadag thin, end falling off, the only r' remedy, health shaving the head, is the use of the two alene-asated articles, applied alternately, the botanic water to cleanse the Toole fr om este cad as a atiendaut, and the beefs grease a. a acarisher. If lay W 1 111.1111111111111 was required of the virtues of seer's mete der mastaeles rol omen the the lair, N,. Catiin's mecum of i tr im r=r a t =he leeeth of heir °Woes by nee of the =add be a medal acewer.— ROM and WIN. 111 awl Ifq liakepspadectreet. Laellice. who pct letroduted the ate et bees pew Ix this mot/ red wtm ht end kill the mind% esemmand tY peels le aiesether but with their aims ine idles petaled et the pet. est tee imam are their steatite's aparioue article. AN INQUIRY into the DOCTRINE of the CHURCH of ENGLAND opon ABSOLUTION. eve. SERMONS preached in the Pariah Church of St. Nary. in the Moms of Entar. Sad edit. Ivo. 4e. AHISTORY of the MARTIN MARPRELATE CONTROVERSY in the refill of Queen Elisabeth. Peet two. Se. it) \IMERCIAL and GENERAL LIFE ASSUR ‘) ANCE AtietOCIATION, lit, DE REST GITID4 that • DittlMir d ettbe rated 6 I • ;• r for the lIALY.TEAR midis( to December trot !. i;,:t.l et this yerLitite will, as and atter ,•., .t..! tthraary. be la COCKsE et PAYMENT at %biotite or4r of the kkard, QERMONS by HENRY EDWARD MANNING, A) KA, Archdeacon of Chichester. Sos. 101.6 d. sash volume. VoL I. Eighth edition; tn • few days. Vol. 11. Fifth edition. - Vol. 111. Fourth edition. Vol. 111. Just published. PENITENTS and SAINTS. A Sermon, presehed to behalf of the Mande:en Ilawital, IA St. Georse-in-the- Yields, Nay S, 3844, by FIZMUT EDWAZD MANNING. ILA., Archdeacon of Quainter. Second edition, with a pretax, to. :AYES DA.NIELL. SIX SERMONS, preached before the University of Oxford, in the Moth of st. Mary, in the yens 1107, 1535, and 1539. by SAxtu. (now) Lord Bishop of 01101 D. Second editiot, [cp. livo, is. C5l. 45.130,833 8,319,166 .. 1,137,500 3.097,500 ,0 " • 17`,1.°L. ,A r r Eg NCE mz ). OFFICE I BJee:-.treet. landau; talleee-grees, RAU; awl . Leplatade. Hansbure. lacituted A.D. 1714. Vill.LlA74 NOITIDGE. Era.. Caaramia. - CHARMINGTON, Lea, Dawn CZAM11•11. The Lire Beaus et the year ISO turbans declared wet with tte• exception of a mere* of t 11,4 •0 (to rectontga•e toward. the neat boons to 14.15, a m t. •-. w.ti :te 'um in ur d. . • • erel 'bog the mutual mount of Doom on Folk*, foe I. .1 red is Great Arita* according to the ars of tze 1t,.. .‘.. rat el Pr, lam for It ..,.. Heins :o:be 1.....: tbe was Um. , , II Yee.. Ildei about 70 proem. J., *,:. It.. I. 4. ... till& i ea Ns k annest of ..._ . ._ . __ __ Premium. g fe. 1103 Being 60 per rest. ditto. 61.4 2d. . . £lO3 Ike 33 per mot. ditto id. ... 1103 .. Betog SO per omit. ditto. a.. Ills. 2d. ... ttlIS ... being 46 pre cent. ditto. TROMA6 LEWI4, Secretary. •stII.6:CCE la ill Id breathes, toolodlog the rent or booms, t wird co se: mio6ll tormeraoces. pALLADIUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ZILMILOW ISM 11" Jo. lumps; NY. Rm. A. Otty. M.D. ' . lA. t^. E.* Hoary Bang, Sp, ERA ' ~ .'rate, La.. LL.D. imam Murray. Earl. • l ... *. EN.. FAS. P Use, Faq. I Weser, Leg. TqCLIOPIOOI M.D. ‘ ft. , . , , Paean a.—Tbe illeeetare entity, with the rim .41 :, Ir..t.taeae widow( the leripeeleasoi perbnii,illo prekr m ake,/ - ht rtfail.in (inland to • pnapeetive beaus la • ~.. ... et, Wet:eats Mate haveecmetrueted a sew le.* •• e li.. ...Sea eadl met Ala. Tit.: the flimflams ' ' t Y hy a elmmillee et aeleerics, fnaa the mania 1:....,, ..! Ur)' f Lofts OWL t' + -.rule hoer elms the lhawribe sliritait. : • . .orat Kale et premium wlt'el tea be rah iy adopted. Ea 43IPLL —To /11Nrilt ClOO. . 1 .. r•dt Ora Tear. tee awes Teem tee she whole Lll/ ----__ •A . 4 1 :1: 1 1 •16 2 I 113 1 1 19 4 2 2 1u 1 2 I 1 4 11 2 Is 7 .. Other @peat pompon...sue ratty. t I ..looleed wearily, 'wronged by a lane capital ; an inflowttlal tt .1.4 toy ; the long stamens al the ode; wed the enthleatery e. • .4 abootaires. ,Arty It the settlement of dolma. te weed Is may part of Lunge, wittiest extra premium. Lena eqweratent to the value of the policies. 7., time the Mutes to swum theadvastaresof a proneetieelenret, by • amonailitienal outlay. Mellen of settlement miens toarAfthe tite Destiols try be esmatuted foe equivalent reduction of premium at IM notion of time rand, by mtaleb arrangement the amount oriel. me, 011.11 Ned moy be hew up Si • continually dcommicat cot. Invoniewes eateseten joint ea vel ea on Angle I:no, lot chart terms tObernece, and to meet SOY opeettied conuageacy. m Tie age of t retired Is admitted on the puLiey at the time of M Bung the Nos IMIOCe. at a: any other time, on pruductium of Wis. fte-rr pro , f. . _ • _ . riiil.;matiaa sod eeeletesee will be glees to amorire. 'Wort et U....filcc • d No. 7, waterlos-phoe, Louie's; or by the Booht 7 seetleo. ate.yb e la au priattpal - tlsut y W LODGE, Bp. P,115 I ITRE GENERAL LITE ASSURANCE, 11 ANNCITT, sad FAMILY END° WMENT AMOCIATIO2t, 41, Lurs. . • -; r p•yosat for Assurance, eslet.`MlA4 m tkiezPeriume thus ‘.2.1r0u rued Ilres. I , • premiss Easy nods unpai.l. MAssa so Anew £loo sea Lire. n BB 66 I 48 Al 1" 3 I ef • /11714 ft In "Ili h..eamerdiridile awl Adair v• NaaCza I. TLQ3 I U, Bee. L WS ..* • keemag bar k SO /4.4 wry pew 'mi '4 . '. 1,1 1. or palest& sal ems elan. l7 +O.. invited to maims der et Ibe YRIAIA 1 1 11. •41'it,4 ItIPTKIN LOAN ASSIIMWCIASM Nara beim slAstlyastablibill. 7 1 :=P•sibg are ea rl Worms bean II NISI kr ea sbertly earestee egoneet..—Prompre -1';:• • mai every bdonsetioe eriq be obbised oergaSeatiun ...,.,ririti;e butted Lb 011ee. 17. Sow Itlepared, Bigatriur. gay. MALLS JAS. TIMM Seeldrat &artery. eXAMF:NTB for the DRAWING-ROOll, 1. ani bialnywocan, In Italian ale:calor. antis, .1 __ramaN , seeet.tiog at 'rola... mak missawasa. frlet Wks. bassidul falai/ Wee% r ht., imparted sal naantilltetund by JAMB 44, P.r. Ittrutt, Sturksts la °solo Ith MP' ' • en .1161tette Sit Ot slams* 110•414 sod rant ti.wentary collection, 6, 16, ts le guinea soil, ''"Ot 1, 4; efeelly Welhett IM Mel et Nis 1 • 111 4 11 .6 Mal* L Newsuaber, 16411, the pries of Native Ceylon Coffee (the lowest It tee emu alert la this country) was Via. per cwt., or ttlaVadded pee lb rieekeL present price for the wane Caine masoled la the Public. Ledger "of tab day, 66p. per ent., sr w ith dot added Is. Yd. per Pa treated. Web quotations will be most 'maintained /or some Uwe to coon. Certain it Is that pries, Swing as they now are Crake growers will Seen to plant afresh. bet, se before gated, new plants produce very little coffee tall they have bran planted about four or Ire icon. DARIN AND COMPANY, PATENTEES FOR ROASTVIO COFFEE IN SILVER CYLINDERS, NUMBER ONE, SAINT PAUL'. CIiVECIIYARD. January 9,1630. P.u. It may be well ti watiuue to remind parebasers °idle baneful adalterations to which mand coffee I. frrquently subject, and that the envy sure way of obtaining pure carte la to Inky It whole or =- round, and to grind it ft...motives. [labia and Company ton , blue to sandy can.tron coffee-mina enamels* wit► ad alba, screw and ertamansd drawer, at tie con pries —namely, in Id. eittb. JOHN in mNar, 18, B i shopte-street-within, DOOTMALICER, having Just returned lFan Paris, mash. the weeks Mats nob i lity, gentry, and th e public to his choice .cock of Perkin and Ugh* graUufactund 800 Th end allObt, which he is asegfient soma be squatted Mr *lmo of dodo and quality, cos. WM with mark" vorkmanehp. JOHN SMUT! Mk attention ban eatiy saw prima is th. preparation et lemusalled bother, it I Milderai boo tall soft and and se morn dialoged to paten so me heosesaton that vein and boots and Wes; they km a l i i=o= i r d iagniti e n a g ro=d e • they glo aft r isk sr bums lard. NM mist eat Misr the racj caw leather. JOHN KNEW tabs this to b opportity of retandng thanks ip numerous palm= am their kind sup un port, and further solicits the indulgeme of their future favours, width thall receive hI be atten tion. J. 3. alto calla Menthe to the Met of his being esophagi with the ettoment liaise direst thin the lumina frauteeturen. N.& Last, meth eapremty to the feet by J. ii. Monett Kb, Wallow Kiwwww4 wwwt . h:qtabAdind u 77. N. 16-1 owe psalm mqt sum . wi w ith id s mi ce And addrom. J. 4 swam — row hww hotbed at twist sob, waniatod to Vaglato on it, mad mi n C,•• ass moll N TAP WKAPPLIA (to ”molo tin b ie ur s tmothod OM/ parstiotig, art laps .44 UMW, E' d is a fact beyond dispute that most of the diseases with whisk lb. rue ue afflicted are the remelt of a &or nate of the Wad. To remedy thin, the ooest nee at PAM% LIM PILL NNW he bad re ourse to, and sicken= prevented in Wag IS ewe& la tisk operation they go direct to the doom Alter F os awe ohm di for prat" pilla you will ea peelers *sir Neu ; "" lie dims num pen will Woo* km and lees by due plie tabs and lf yea wt In regularly tailing re huts Men Sh in gin pills e 4.17 = egl 4 entilnerva mum ere peelera= wurda "Pi4a.s LPi PILLS* ere in wills Idionsua td meow, on the Owellmeet ef fej r= romillied dr limbs dodo d the dpelared "T. 1110•11STII ud OD. Orserwart, Yisal.aleun„ Imam fa do direnlima :AI he Ism at I& lAs L. old I I Arilsoi. bp di mildge mind= idiom ON with Nib ben kg illebnmes TIM LATE FIRE NEAR TUE PGBT-OFFICIL.—An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. Payne, the City coroner, to Inquire how the lire which occurred at Mr. Dix'a house, in St. Ann's place, at the back of the Poet-c Moe, on Satur day evening, originated, the particulars of which appeared in this paper on Monday last. In addition to the facts then stated, it teem from the evidence taken that shortly before the lire broke out an errand-boy in the employ of Mr. Dix was engaged d'wn stairs with a lighted candle, and upon his muter calling him up he snuffed the candle out with his fingers end threw tilt snuff away, which fell among a quan City of rubbish, firewood, chips, do , and set the place on fire. It sun transpired that if the turnoock had taken up the plug quicker the fire might have hews confined to the piece where it tint broke out ; but it semis that the turneoek woe new to the locality, and did not know exactly where the fire plugs were situated. The jury retuned a verdict that they were satisfied the are originated accidentally, lead that they could not separate without expressing their opinion that came better plan should be adopted pas to mute an buns- Atte supply of water is Cam Mare, AR LOW'S NEW IN- .S' VENTED SELF-A:NINO SYPHON I 1 iPI _A P. ItEcit:Dtk..4 NO VENT.PY.O 'I ! e` s ? l o f7tol em t:oot e. ag * Za cide Lld r s o , el l e i ttry ..o ... • that triter plat okarbe drawn of pod io -.- - A . A - I ~.,8 - A ~ i the Int : INIIIIIiIed to ropy It. or to two ...fax or; pro 44. &1., or most 'a 4" tree to our , put of Ragland Dr two on t' 4 11 taxon) at So. bl. oh& Tin Moo engraving will eirrWo Ite arias. Ines trt kor koy b Is klieg at gf I the top at tro plug r (which as • bolo op. il . 0 h it, , vz sa tiii t tgabe2) 4 Preiest a. roebs ug %I of no wor to roof holy; when too tap to turned "e sr or Gorr. .... _ . _ ;V IF :I[llMrli If ' irliT 1 11l g ! ir.,. I 1 lkg It i • lik i .; i ,:, ifi § - • g iff i . i ! i 1l M§ligi§ gEg; 8 - ; ; agi a toa•C 10 5. tt. 2, I I: r Jib In K i F f ir. THE TEETH and GENERAL HEALTH.—It may teirly be mid, the elate of the Teeth depends greatly upon the sti.te t.f the bodily heath, and the state et the array health =ligreatly open the state of the Teeth. The ilon,dopethic e of Infinitesimal dorm In all twee of weakness and nee. vomiter, is so doubt the right one, as mature is not then over 'emend bet w red. Tits United Dentists' Tooth Powder, carries this out torte Mead Went, as some of the most etrenerthening ankh* in the itaterie Itedlca are contained in and a small portion being gradually absorbed every day, not oozy atrengtbeas the gums, but the whole system. It likewise thoroughly cleanses the teeth, gradually removing the tartar, purifies the breath, thereby prevetiting iefectloo, and corrects& idity In both mouth and stomach.—Address, 11,01$ sad cON2I, lit and 120, hishupsote. street, London. THE NEW TOOTH-PICK TOOTH thoroughly clesadng between the teeth when used up and down, and polishing the surface when used crosswise. The hair war ranted never to come out. In four strengths. Me—No. I, hard , No. 2, lees hard; N. 3, medium; No. 4. soft. The double anti-pressure nail brush, which doss not divide the quick from the nails. The triple hair brush, which thoroughly searches and elsemsempi• hair in one-fourth pert at the time of any other 'method, and slts as both comb and brush combined. The medium shaving brash, being • et. 'reign of the strongest badgers' hair, so well secured in the socket as never to some loose; end, though last, not least, the newly-invented renovator elothes-bnish, which sakes en old coat look like a new one, end • new seat o look new doable the usual time.—lnvented and made ooly ROW mad BONS, 113 and IM, latehossegatomzeet, Lasko. THE FOUR REQUISITES for a COMFORT ABLEI. BILAVEI—FirMIy, a good Basor—accondly, a good Strop—thirdly, good Soap— fourthly, a rp.oel Phaying-*rush; and these are to be obtained, of the beet quality and wrest comitructkm, of ROM and BONS, who ma strongly recommend their triple eon. eertei Railway Razor; titer Renee) , Strop, with hone attached; their Pearl Shaving Pante, beautifully 'tented and making a durable tither; and their medium budges'-hair Shaving-brush. They also recommend travelers to lopped their Emden Dressing-ems, which eon ulna the largest rumber of convent/nem la the =allow epee.— Address, 11083 end SONS, 111 and 120, inshopegate-.tree*, London. THE NATURAL and UNNATURAL STYLE.— If you visit to excel, sttuly nature; this is particularly 'pp& in making ornamental Lair, as anima the previous way of wearing it is Imitated, so complete a transformation take* plea., that as Byron soya—. A mother would not know her son." Sass and SONS haring succeeded beyond all calculation la producing perfect Imitations ot nature ham given the name of the Invisible Ventilating Head of Usk to their maim nowt, and are enabled to offer them to both ladies and math men, from one mites and a half upwards. They likewise present en infallitile nexie of measuring, .4. —the round of the heed; from ear to car across the rite of the in ad; from fircbead to poll; the measure to be taken with a plea of tape, and • small lock of hair melees& which will be clearly matched, both in colour and =Address, 11068 and SONS, 119 and 120, Bishops ptertreet, THE ATRAPILATORY, or LIQUID HAIR DTE ; the only dye that really aarwmo for all colours, and does not require redoing but as the hair grove, rit never fades or acquires that unnatural red or purple tint common to all other dyr ROSS and RONd can, with the greatest coolidere, recommend the stove dye as infallible, and ladies or gentlemen requiring It are requested, it convenient, to have It done the gar MY at their or bilshment, which will enable them to or it afterwerds trimelves, without the chance of failure. They think it oreasa; yto mid, that, by attending strictly to the instructions given with the dye, none• rocs parties have emended equally well without coring to theta.— Address RO2B and 80N8, lip and 120, Illsripigatesstreet, London. CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—Now that the warm of annual festivity le dont to terminate, and the respeetire beerdieg.sebsois Mudded by the busy throng of youthful aspirants, their personal osalarts and directions become naturelly au odect of greet aohcitude with their friends and to ethes. how it u that ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, for aeceleral ins the growth and for improvlng and beentifylng the hair, ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, for improving the Ads and compladen, and removing cutaneous erup tions, and ROWLAND& ODONTO, Mr besutlyyll the teeth and Prreving the guns. mut he universally inclimmetaahle. •• Nelms d sovfsua imitations. The only genuine of each Mora the Name of .leads° preceding that of the article on the wrspp ar lob& Odd by than at SO, Haticogerden, London, and by it ebt sad perfamsm. DRLOCOCIL'B PULMONIC WAFERS. — Another lestmooll of the efflcecy of this eat re toe Asthma, tbasumptloo, influenza Cou r irhe i , in nn all theorders of the breath and lungs. Emmet of a letter from Mr. Junes Ilessrthy, Medical Hall, 4, lerez.brWge, Dub. Ito : " Dee. 37 1547, Head: men —As a remedy tbeizt as a emetic In allsetiens of the Wags, viz., Influenza, Aethoia, Irritation, Camila ha. To many elderly per.ons oho mud! net teem home one damp or Imlay day they prove complete boon, he. (Illgoel WICAUTIIY."- To simony and pubic they are um u.dile for Me ring and strengthening the vote ,• they bare • *comfit tare. Price Is. ltd., 24. id., and II s. per box.— Agents : IM Wye sad Co., 1, Itrkle.lane, London ; sold by all medi ates venders. Also De. 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GUY'S NEW ARITHMETICAL PLAN, with useful Tables. oth 'ditto, Is. A KEY to the Arithmetical Plats. Is. _ _ Co., In the summer and autumn of the past year the United Kingdom was again visited by the ravages of the cholera, but Almighty God, in His mercy, was pleased to arrest the prop...lof lity, and to stay this fearful pestilence. Her Majesty is persuaded that we shall best evince our gratitude by vigilant precautions againatthe more obvious causes of sickness, and an enlightened consideration for those who are more exposed to its attacks. Her Majesty in her late visit to Ireland, derived the highest gratification from the loyalty and attach ment manifested by all classes of her subjects. Although the effects of former years of scarcity are painfully felt in that part of the United Kingdom, they are mitigated by the present abundance of food, and the tranquillity which prevails. Her Majesty has great satisfaction in oongratu lating you on the improved condition of commerce and manufactures. It is with regret that her Ma jesty has observed the complaints which in many parts of the kingdom have proceeded from the owners and occupiers of land. Her Majesty greatly laments that any portion of her subjects should be suffering distress. But it is a source of sincere grati fication to her Majesty to witness the increased en joyment of the necessaries and comforts of life, which cheapress and plenty have bestowed upon the great body of her people. GENTLEMEN OP THE HOUSE OP COMMONS, Her Majesty hu directed the estimates for the year to be laid before you. They have been framed with a strict regard to economy, while the efficiency of the various branches of the public service has not been neglested. Her Mejesty has teen with satisfaction the present state of the revenue. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, _ _ Some of the measures which were postponed at the end of the last session, for want of time for their con sideration, will be again laid before you. Among the most important of these is one for the better govern ment of the Australian colonies. Her Majesty has directed various measures to be prepared for the improvement of the condition of Irelu.d. The mischiefs arising from party procee sloes ; the defects of the laws regulating the relations of landlord and tenant ; the imperfect state of the grand jury sots; and the diminished number of elec tors for members to serve in pai.iament ; will, toge ther witti other matters of serious consequence, form the subjects of measures to be submitted for your con sideration. Her Majesty has learnt with satisfaction, that the measures which have been already passed fcr the promotion of the public health are in a course of gradual adoption; and her Majesty trusts that both in the metropolis and in various parts of the United Kingdom, you will be enabled to make further pro gress in the removal of evils which affect the health and well-being of her subjects. The favour of Divine Providence has hitherto pre served this kingdom from the wars and convulsions which during the last two years have shaken so many of the states of the Continent of Europe. It is her Majesty's hope and belief that by combining liberty with order, by preserving what is valuable, and amending what is defective, you will sustain the fabric of our institutions, as the abode and the shelter of a free and happy people. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SHERIFFS COURT. P I I ML Mamma - um BViCalLto " COHN. CON.—VICILMUS V. BIRCH. This we. a writ of inquiry to muss the damages in an action, brought by the plaintiff to recover compensation for criminal conversation by the defendant with the plaintiff's wife. The damages were laid in the declaration at 5,0001. Mr. Cook appeared for the plaintiff, and having °pent(' the pleadings, Mr. Edwin James, who appearrd for the defendant, said that, in order to avoid an ex vemely painful investigation in a public court, he was prepared to offer the plaintiff 50/. as the amount of a vetdiet to he given against the defendant. Mr. Cook said this offer evinced the desire of the defendant not to impede any steps the plaintiff might take subs. quint to this inquiry, and though he was not prepared with diem instructions to accept the °Mr made on behalf of the de fendant, he did not feel himself in a position to reject It; and, therefore, with the loam's permission, he would accept • verdict fur the amount mimed by his learned friend. Under the direction of the court, the jury returned a ver diet for that amount. StazOpp and purports Past-onion 1.443,733 1,02(•,873 .. 1,432,083 233,214 Aural' total revenue of Raul.% £18,262,713 In 1842, the contract for the brandy monopoly, which has always been farmed, was about to expire ; end there being a area, deficiency in the revenue, the minister of finance turned the circumstance of the nearly 'spired contract so far to account, by competition for it, that a sum was agreed to for its renewal, which will, it is said, yield the Ilussian treasury about 7 milli , as sterling annually, instead of 11 millions sterling. TI e total revenue for the yet, 1843, in cluding en increue of 4,250,000 'toiling by the new contract for the distillation of spirits, was estimated by the minister of finance at 500,000,000 r o u hl es , cr 28,000,000 sterling. Of the expenditure of the Russian empire no official statunen: is published. The following is an official statement of the national debt of Rustic, at the commencement of the year 1839, as tittotitl in the "Commercial Tariffs" : I. TULIII.VII3IIIDn. (n) Foreigu—Dotch : the drat loan of 78,600,000 @milder, equalled, at led., 7,203,0001., of which the portico of &wain wa• _ 40,100,000 or £3.675,633 37,091,000 „ 3,400,006 77,191,000 47,073,641 Dutch guilder, The second lean „ rot.. , (6) home : silver roubles. 1,831,658 00 cop. or € 306,643 Bank coxes 110,802,113 23 „ Or 6,6 0,633 Total 2. n'naausata PY 111,. 6 per et. in sold roubles or 2441 sliver . bond notLs rbts 230,,:67.:4711 or 10,962,13.1 3 re;:ct. in silver Total £99,629.939 The above added t^gether gives a total of terminable and intermin able debts es follow.: £6,975,156 We have no means of ascertaining whether this sum cf forty-four millions and a half sterling is really the whole amount •.11 . the national debt of Itusvia. Compared with our own debt of 774 millions, it apnea s quite disproportioned to tit, extent and political standing of the Russian Empire. But it will be borne in mind that the war arrainit Napoleon was conducted by the Russians at a very different cost to that which we incurred, and that it was this war which so greatly increased the amount of our national debt. Th following is given as the " Interminable Deb 3 redeemed by the oin:mission up to 1839." Of the 6 per cent. gold toubka.„ 8,709 cc .C 1,49.3 ei3aer 2,974,7 , 0 „ 495,7 5 1 noter, roubles 61,651,6.0 „ 2,93:00a sOf the per cent. ril‘er „ '8,039,2 50 „ Total debt redeemed The fol:owing is Riven as the Vsriatioas in Balsam daring the rear 1838." showing the rt eeipte end disburse ments of the COLPILiCdOII for the discharge of debts easigned tar the pat went of debt in 1838 : Ilsourrs.—lteak notes, roubles_ 65,949,597 99 cop. or C 3,2 93,:t9 Deduct saniu on the estimated rates 01 exchanges 2,361 4 ,i157 9S „ or 112,501 AMMUIL actually received, which sus h•ft to the imperial national treasur y 64379,740 .1 ~ or .C 8,170.463 Thir rum. after exchanging psrtionr of it for porde. and adding the ba'alic • 'rem tar', and various other winos. consisted of— Ducat,. :93 . . „ or .4; 394 ir-hl iou Mos silver . Bank rioter, rabies. Total nreipla C3,1137,:t; I I /P.m see.—Rum theme inmate the canzalsaion emelffed is In3s : In the dorh. rgo of forrlin and home tamin.klole drt tra direr mublre Beat n gee, roubles, 1a,339, 9 ,3 or 8,44 Total (n interrnina',le 6 per cent. sad S per sent. debt., ss well .a per- I stoat bee. use pald tote bearer% and traashered to the redemption capitals— Gold roubles Si rer ~ Wu.‘ roar, 11)11b1011 1 1 942 8 1 7" 73 ~ to 1126.*18 Total t2,154,370 rain off of various debts, hi ready stoney. capital and Inter/14— ml%, noble, 570.1147 194 coy, or tBl . $o AIA B n nmsles 2,013,7413 53 „ 115,•.50 Total C 157,7913 Deducted tor the expenses of the conmiseion— kt.u.k wise, roub.cs • The prtil.ta% mted as Mows :—Peaoants each, 26. 2d. ; burgh er.. 9 6 . 6d . ; mtvetiont4, ant alas, a per cent p equal to an Amnia al stout 16Aver annum; :WI alma 424; Srdelms. 8 r