The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-01 00:00:00

- a . - • _ 5 c Ara. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1850, N. 1,072.] [THREEPENCE. •_ EMIGRATION. I::•TRALIAN LINE of PACKET e ; bll.lN.—Far SYDNEY Direct, sailing the , • i , .9 vf verb saratk, as* uvula traders lee Penh Ahem. Val Diemen lenl e:. • Its .ti SFRALIA.-7b enable respialable Pennies alien oilman, via, Adelaid.e, Pert mad a... 4 trouble wet waslitent with security and ens. • in:hated proritiens!„, the undersigned lave ' inn des ships of large tonnage bee the • - .fition of pessemerent. /how newts will be sub. • . el her blejestrs migration oaken., belt es crew, its. and will be delintehed ce esetberpertaitting), for which written • n. Pur 'twins diets of thew splendid shirt and r, nil/abed; sod being Sited with ewry ~t : . • eoentine lea sesweinewen, InkfY. 'walk sae t-:ry Aff.4.l most desirable gmtealtins an Uen • metal flambee al interest-Cate and newest e ant Kerning we supplied in aeconlance with sat are of dui bre qualities, and in all caws are .1-Intn"l et before shiproint by 'preeminent paws epeeid pewee. .• .awl sand by tlineonwlily conpetest pevuelleb sal esperinseed surgeons ; an charge bring - • .ittealanee or medinne. M.11.e3 neinkfrts Lis . in aeowd.nee with the eonisaissionsne smile, t •Ippa ant te•ued gratuitously, ma directed by of departure are the let and 13th of_ ew e nd the lib and 25th treat Plynenth. Loads* .; ••, • ‘es Dock. Pu s Ireland era readily Jet this lbw et ships at Ply . , by the Mehra. DAM% awl Out slum ote re - tee esiitlsser nownessesolorneser ttarradf ed EMlleaeogi mi taft moa, no. law r ; ..,.oenger who eirlll be sorpherillt .4 the he. unlit., and in angle "madly. The niet n %Wrote. aid regulated rear llapr to the Intermediate see taken at a ite of prorimiene moat liberal; and the ." / ogresemt• for their accommodation being of the r Tram et height or panne m ney, ivadenine , nc, dirtaryoralee, and further Information, apply are eonrantly despatching a nmemion of ...hip. render traderel to each of the Aoetralias Leak he., and who also take charge of geode •• , • ce for ehipetent, korwarding the same by the r AIN, '1;..1 - '6IIIDOE, $4, • L ONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, established he , . / 4 , , Charter in the reign of King ••• I . the nrst, fbr LIFE, FIRE, and g--- ItiltbE IN 4 t RANCE+. tnticni , 7, 6 . :- . . ,„.. 40, • , Royal If.wlantra, Cornhill. and le, Re `., ! gert-street. ~,, , The expenses of ramming the Life Denartenent are defrayed by the expo '4,,;_ e r.. on. and not taken from the pre . -, miam land. EST* B C I 5 . ' F ' Prints me added as a bonne to pi, fp ROIAL lic.es, o d pail in cash, or applied in CHART I 1 islus..ment o• the annual premiums. .. se , - .2• treat an Pability of partnership. . , .....:.. , :d 1 .eliritadon in MAW the Inuits of I. prime are liberally treated. s •E. . a veery .'Neription of property it moderate s IN-l" It tNCE pt the current premiums. .• 7..4.1. nAI or s rotten appication. joIIN LAtRENCE, Secreary. V(1 :.E GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE. \ .r 1 EM.IT VIDOWIII73II 41.8. 4 0C1AT10N, . .m.nt AK lamanne% ealeolonl ce the ezperience .y rem tot onpold. • Yo-t LOU ma Ur& 40 45 30 7 4 t: 15 S I t; 7 0 £4 1 11 promutly .4PENCER P. PLUMER, Bee. INDL:ititit/L'S HABITS, either at.. ! ay.Atisr. a m. 4)El: tTE INCOME 11 , ,,er -11 full particulars i•ersunaty or by :etas. bi the taiflltlllll TY-a COY. usuxs ~t.:u ~Ib:r.: l ard Co., Merchant Tailors and •- fie...l-erre, 3a, fit, ... I,:ravar, in anneantine that air the Intent 3 nand the largeg aid most Wolin variety Jr WENIU. CLOTHING, Ix e.er, y of etyle And to te+laL • , IVECCOATS. 1.RE. 4 . aaIKIDEVO COAT% • 60;111:Jtir Ot.a. £k* bENTLIIIEVI JAC' CM the moot otook Of „. 4h1t,...r0t WALO ATn. former UNIF;Z !ne*".6 II. I 6I. Ina 'Lat . rs. LII7JUES. At on.teeeeated pion. Great Noveldee In Flt bun N OVEX-COATA, end st.AL AIN FUR PALETOTS. A. • soe.ng of "int, Per Cent. .—.11.• ve inutaGeture4 bF L. TITAM and Co. on .t , . t h wil JUMP! the await graeettl and pry. • ; b . taunt MI 40 per rest lower than w .w w, lleretuaß Tailors. Clothiers. Naval v, ladu sad Qua; Si, Grateelareb --•r,-. t. torubs. SoHTS and PATTERNS.—Th. st: a. thi,ot asentaseM at PALIVILIVS MAO • 4 %S1411:•110:*; Ca:entice, Amami, and War •ti I •:e.% tepronemerats, and et the sewed and , :•.sres o ersatq &herniae minutia Maw. of - • •...sce, to at WILLIAM S. STILTON% (late • twits:4.47sec WINS et Sewsunastrest, and •• Owe all the swimmable nemettlem are new • - try mat sleety. Palmeri pest Mello • I.:qt. lb.; Eletimb'sOwsphlam is swish eamma • 0. t he maw natunarl lee ever, wane . : eitabeima with assander. s (per o' • .2 iietl.sersw. a... Ida !NG and REGISTER STOVES.— LehyoN'S enactment of nee Wet and other neat beauty of chwicn, and ezqu , sate work ' • lie-ro 91 , 0 rm. at from 30.. to 7 rums* to •• from SO. to 23 R Inea., tontine with nyiee.. e•Laing heiatb "'Wye., is the Imps: ta the !Ando such en ena.mous selection of tenders, • ,••:..hasen are requested to Inspect it. TOe iseney not a;,provtil of. Cstalocue., with to. r iKrt, to e.—Late SII.PON and BURTON, 39, Oz. • rd Newnan...tree; and No. 1, Neeraus.etrest. •• PATENT PYRO- PNEUMATIC . ..at..., producing le 'Mina warmth, ventilation, Aml with econimy.—Trit• medium of changing ...pare into gement nulled air le pattcwirmy s A • entrance-hall., infant and other schscila, invss • . I. cheerful open lire and elegant appearance • a;c.:irahe to the droning or dining rune, whom •si lily importanL It may he seen in Moly nee at ..•.r ems , 1,1•10 ot the Sceiety of Art*, the Klytechnic A -t• lt,Jl, Westminster Cbagel, Itorkingitam Madam, revue. and tecurnatials, with prospectus**, may - NAVA'S manufactory, Za, Jerrnytustrect, Urgent N.yruicAL and UNNATURAL STYLE.— , • -a - •1, ate•ly nature; that at paruenlavy akpaG • • • , ..h.• rasa t.:.tr, as cosh, the ssr•asua way of •• s•stowsp• ti• a traa•Arrraa.ium tak•-.1,•,a, that • • •- A smeller a-sold not know her eon," Goth and ' • 'OA lryosel all • a'•-•1 mon in praloaine ssarreet •••• Klein nu. mme.A the Inal•iNe Vrntil.•tose •-• • ,•• . ,•••ala.-lsons and are en U offer them to • •••• • "' swa t Iran ow. eo en a and a half tilolras 16. ' ' :" --•sss an sntslbtert sit ine-a•surin.r, lie.: the '• • Ara, ear to eAr tha rine of lio• la .1; hen • ..lrr tr, be lakoll Willi It 31,1 i •ned. whseh will he 'Merle metel,l, bolls is • - r. ‘Vidi .• essa, isteld tittle 4, 11U ish•ll - 20, ho hops. AILLOW'S NEW IN- ice)VENITZU 11F1.1f-ALTINO SVPIION i : t ii I L% 1. . ItY.Qt*IRE.4 NO VENT-1•4.6 : ~.. Preset - As ale. beer, order, or other lepton . foam booming eat or odd so eflectuadly 1"--__ . 0 that thalami lint gall Outdrawn as good se '' . A I tom 1 •. la 11 '.----- ''''.-------------)11111111 —.. I I H 7 .- . 1 iy . the i w o Heed' j or: i rt i r i t e ted . w ta rersy r,, i i ta „R eset I. 7 tire toport of Enema (If two are $O7 tale),- at 50. id. each. The &beet ellerlarire will explain An r seam. When the or key to fi tted on . , the top of the ping r (which law. • hole op- ,. ..i . t mt u e the alr-tube II), aollklent air raetsce all It Wolk* tack %cum the liquor ' ~. to run of freely; wheel too tap Is turned off no more air can enter. JAMI. 4 11.1R1.11W, 14, Kink William- .a.• ay.. Fatahaohed INIO. N.ll.—None are genuine . ~..,. ~ :la h'., haute and addreea. •••-• yr ,rto a new method of Miming tub., warranted to • • ••'- •, a. , l•rapplier whole.a.ae and retail ha. NY.W ' • 'a a' OiltArrEkk (to supersede the hawk* method • . ... • , I. 61.1 la, pap what. 'as bide anpriled. ' —l '. OF HOLII)AYSo—Now that the reason .. . t • ...wits. is about to terminate, and the emanate/ ' •r• •a•t.d.•,l by the buoy throng of youthful ttoptranta, • • , t, roPoloond attractions become naturally an "Meet of ' •••• a of. their fractal,. and relative. Now It 1. that • •'.tt ASNAII Olt, fur octet...rutin, the oto.wth and for ‘ ,-•• '• aut.tyloo the boar, ItOWlANiati l KAl.Vlmtlt, for • •.. ,n 4,1 t ..rnpleltielli. and rearoviefr natannnuo crop. f ' 'to f..1•1t , ' tdMOTO, for be...ratifying the tenth a n d . •• • J art., fr..,•*. ~, a wreroally rottoidomd indiltemahle. a 'Pont... , tnotationo. The only genuine of each hears ".' "C... ;caw. " werewolf that of the ar.kle on the ' •.. Yhd by them at 10, klattorhorden, London, and 1 • 1 er:onsera. EtEWERY. —To b. SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTIACT. a very ioIiILIIT de. Aunts le e pleestot wale. shs elletireth et loadea, sad sew to edam* Owl. The gird MAIN aNI bawd eipper, 4 or. node. am rdeigsnase, sal appropriate minim. Tr o =dote OM WI so ere, at a toe risk with a redeems sod the hide oppeesees UN death Puerto. rid li ama s! the_ repleter I these,* vents ler the mile of We bremoi.—Apply to ter. JIABON, le, Deeklerdaury. CAUTION.—MRCHIS MAGIC STROP. "The Itiol Nagle hae%. "The Doubts Neale *bop" "Th. Megte *trap," are teheeke of MEOW* MitOtt: MOP. Nose ate gestalsa Ileehre seam. whit* Inlimime doe set pot ea the efteeteern l e i. WNW to etlf. air tioreassom wig low wive imibmper so paha this titeith (dor eeet Item U. to 6d. la en the es Illeelee settelse ire% al mitrethe poem se peerwtles trbolever. bet the wiry . The well-hatnt ma Melee* :70 sal Its reaterattait ere proper Indy MMUS Pagan MEI proombeett as . w in es hie istie sesby. Lisetrisurare. tt2FHZ ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of TO4IOItItOW, February 2, 11311, dablaa the follewlair . vi lVa or t at :- . 3147; Homes et Paellemewt : Her % e t Bi NeTd . H ir . Villiers, 11.P.-11:gh Tide i oer n lb. ell Tread : Umeleth (Two Viewd-le.tallattaa of tin MlNisp et derwidtred Peeler timid Marie. at Limo& (Two ileerth-thetreetioa of a Mime Pirate nest -Ptabiblece et lid : at the Dialwharte New Grammar Sahaol at Uchida- at the Ide Lard harry -Tide Osage at Benthwiesi (Two Ode)-Mel of Duda Poeta NoweL Illnatrated by Newsy lietatows-with RilliiZt al l .... iaLlaialigayea t Illti id tie Howe et Or RAILWAYS. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The committee of consultation appointed by the proprie tors of this line, Sept. 20, 1849, have issued • report. la reference to the existing position of the Great Western and the contributary lives now in operation ; namely, the Chelten ham and Great Western Union, the Oxford and Windsor Branches, and the two branches of the Berke and Hants— the one to Hungerford and the other to Basingstoke—the committee strongly recommend that the accounts of these lines be finally closed, sad that no farther expenditure be interred excepting the payment of arrears, not exceeding; in amount 330.0001, without en excrets vote of the proprie tors at the half year'y meetings. The committee on inquiry into the various engspernrnts of the company to other lines, found them to consist of titre dames The first clan consists of nabseriptions to the following lines .—South Wales ; Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wilverhampton ; Birmingham, and Orford ; Binningnam, Wolverhampton, and Dudley ; Gloucester and Dean Forest; South Devon; Chelten ham and Oxford ; Cornwa I ; Plymouth, ant Great Western Docks; amountins in all to 1,844,0001. Teen sub scriptions are raised under the special authority of acts of parliament, obtaintd for this pupae by the Great Western Company. The woad class, leased at a fixed rate of interest on actual cost, counts of the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth line only. Thin line branchn oft from the Great Western at Chippenhaan, and from thence by Westbury, Yeovil, and Dorchester to Weymouth, with branches to Devises, Red stock, Frame, and Warminster ' and thence to Salisbury; in all 1131 miles; and estimated to eon 2,638,0001 if com pleted, which the Great Western Company have leased in perpetuity at 4 per cent. interest- Of this sum 1,230,0001. has been expended more or less, upon all parts of the line. But the only part now completed and in epi ration, is from Chippenhatn to Westbury, a distance of 131 mites. The committee recommend that, for the pruirat, the only portions of this line that should be completed are the two branches from Westbury to Warminster, and to Frome, which to gether will be 101 miles long, making a comp letion of 24 miles of this line. The third elan ' leased at a fixed rate of interest o n • limited outlay con tingent on final opening and completion, consists of the Oxford, Worcester, and Welvarbsmpton • the South Wales ; and the Gionvoter and D ean F ores t fines. The inability of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Company to comply with the terms of the lens., by finishing the line in its integrity, renders this least in the opinion of the committee a mere nominal liability. Tue lame of the South Wales Company depends on the completion of the entire line, extending from Grange Court to Fisbauard, a distance of 164 miles, and is limited to 5 per cent. interest on a sum not exceeding 4,000,0001. Of this amount the Greet West ern Company has subscribed 591,0001. (to which is to be added interest about 19,0001., making a toiA of E 00,0001.), leaving 3,419,0001. as the amount on which the Great Western Company guarantee 5 per eitst. inrcrest. The committee consider that the South Wales line to Swansea, a distance of 92 miles, would be very productive. As it app,ars to be the interest of both companies that this line should, for the present at least, terminate at Swansea, the Committee tru-t that inch modified terms may be mutually agreed on as will lead to this result, which would be beneficial to both parties. In reference to the Gloucester and Deer Forest line, to which the Great Western Company are subscribers to the amount of 50,0001., and which thee have limed at 4 per cent. on the see', estimated at 250,0001.—this lines goes from Gloucester to Grange Court, and there forms a junction with the South Wales Line, being • distance of eight miles. This line will no doubt prove • profitable investment to the Great Western. The fourth claw—Lines purchiisei by the Great Western Company at a premium of 10! ss. on each 201. share, to be paid for on completion —comprises the Birminghsm and Osfori, 32 miles, and the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley, 11 miles long. The committee strongly recommend the entire completion of the Wbfk% SO as to 0111ble the Great Western, through the medium of thus lints, to ma" such arrangements with other companies north of Dudley, se may produce the greatest passible traffic by this route. The committee state that they are informed that negotiations are in progress with the Lt.ndon and :firth Western Company, a successful termination of which would effect a con-itleratle saving in outlay of capitol, prevent injurious competition, and be highly beneficial to both parties. The filth class of lines in course of construction by the Great Western Compaq, comprises only the Oxford and Rugby line, on waieh the works are fast pewee sing to wards completion. That part of the line from °Mord to Banbury, 244 mile., will he finished and opened for traffic In M next. The portion of the Oxford and Rugby line from Y.nny Campton to Rugby, on which but little his been expended, your committee recommend to be suspended for the present. The chief object of the committee, u regards the foregoing liabilities sad engagements, has bean to recommend that they should be reduced as much as possiol., consistent with strict adherence to good faith and with the future interests of the Great Wester'. The entire amount already expended and to be raised by the Great Westin fir all purposes whatsoever, will not ex ceed 17,300.0001. This amount is the extreme estimate of the entire liabilities, under the greatest dissdvantages which can possibly arise; but the committee are of opinion that a much less sum will be found sufficient Fur this amount 2301 miles of railway are now open for traffic, and 861 miles are still to be opened ; in addition to which, the company have a joist interest in the lines to which they have sub scribed, and which macula (1,1141,00 W.) is included in the 17.300,0001. The'committee state they have directed their special at tention to economy and reduction of expenditure. They find that the depression in railway property forced urn the directors the consideration of this subject so early se the month of April, 1848, the result of which was the effecting of reductions to the Amami of 2.5,8001. a year ; acd during the progress of the present inquiry, further reductions of 06 per sons, whose minim amounted to 7,2101, have al,o been effected, exclusive of the reduetione of the 'elicits of the odious and highest paid cl cks subsequently referred to. It is recommended that the services of other persons may like wise be dispensed with, which would effect a still further reduction. The committee, viewing the great depression in the resources of the company, and the diminution in the cost of all the necessaries and luxuries of life, suggested reduc tions on the present eel f all the company's °Moen. Sunders, the secretary. has agreed to have his salary reduced from 2,0001. to 1,5001 a-year. This, and other re ductions already made, and those in be further car ried out, exhibit that the establishment maintained by the company was, in the committee's opinion, need lessly large. The committee state their strong c enriction, that, by the adoption of systematic economy, farther and very extensive reductions may be effected without in the lean impairing the efficiency of the company's service. Os the question of a reserved fund for replacing phut and maintaining the permanent way, Mr. Brunel estimates that including enchains' it will flotilla future exceed on an avenge 75,0001. a year for the Great Western and its existing branches. The committee recommend that a survey should he made of the permantnt way of the Great Western and its branches by as aegineer unconnected with the comp sny ; to which they 'neeented. M. Cubitt has been appointed for this IntirPoe- Thayer* also of opinion that the present ?wide of email hating the board of directors is highly objectionable, leas much mit results in their being aeli-eleettd, which is opposed to the interests of the company. They recommend that one fourth of the board should ',fluidly retire and be ineligible for re-election for one ye ar; which would establish the prin ciple on which the directors of the Elia Imela Company and of the Deck of England are appointed. The committee further recommend the expediency of lemming Ufa number of directors, witch would more commentate the resimnaihl lity, and, without additional col, increase the remuneration kw their services. The 40111111114011 call espeeill attention to the existing sys tem of auditing the account., tind urge upon the direeters the necessity of taking this stitnect into their minuet consi deration, with a view to the adoption of an etticient, inde pendent system of audit. They also very strongly recom mend that. hereafter, for all expenditure, an e.timata in de tail should be submitted et ei:ch half ye.uly malting, and ehou"d be confirmed by a vote of the propel-tors, on the mate principle as the estimates for the expenditure of the public depertagents are annually submitted to and voted by parliament. They further recommend that a more detailed semount of the expenditure ahoutd he submitted to the pro- I piston, at each half-yearly meeting, especially a statement r of increase or diereses in the number or salaries of Whore and servants ; and also that nuts should be adopted to ob tain the abolition of the Map duties on proviso. With re. spset to flaanclal arrangeasaht for the future, se difieulty is apprehended in amnia, than oat fa a manner mister toey and bsnelkdal to the company, ea even its present revenue affords soot ample swath, 6r the present debt and future raquirements of tee spoinpsay. The report is signed T. S. GLADSTONE, C. F. Baez, RICHAILD WITHenS , and WILLLIt WILLIAMS. —3oth lan., 1850. EAST LANCASHIRE. The mini half-yearly meeting of the Rast-Lancashlre Railway Company was held at Be, ry on Wednesday. There was a large attendance of proprietors. Joax 01133/IDT, Req.. in the chair . The report stated, that after raising the nun of $04.0001 by the creation a stew Asps alder the pfOrilioll4 of the act of 1849, and borrowing the mum of 101,0801., dm loan authorised by that act, the company will require 73,7821. 12s. 1141. for the oomplwion of the railway now open, with the works under woman, sad to furnish the re- Tusks supply of rolling stork. For the purpose of providing for the balsam of 73,7821. 12s. 1141., and also for the eum of 202,1461.3.. 10d. the residue of the 'mortgage debt of 288,3761, capitalind by the prderante shares created la July, 1848, it will be weransi is apply to parliament in the session of 1861, for ortikodts so revive the borrowiag powers eapitalimed by the skirts, as otherwise that mortgage debt would V i sit; redeemed, ea it falls due t from she itpsde mow of she eampany, to provide tie of the works not yet commenced, is the t of the share holders hereafter determining to execute all or any part of those works; and by this coons the directors coefilently antirip de that under no circumstances will it be necessary to create any further share capital than that proposed to be sanctioned at the present meeting. The director, propos to raise additional share capital of 301,0001. by pref. shares, in a mode detailed in the report. The directors proposed a dividend for the past half-year, on the ordinary chars capital of the company, at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum, free from income tax ; and to retain the sum of 45,8861. 61. 10f ti. in the reserved fund. The dividend to he paid on the 21st day of Feb. from the fol- lowing aurae: Nett balance of profit for the half year, after deducting all sums chargeable to revenue £l4 718 17 al Amount to be then from the rererved tend, in the hinds of the oonspeny on the 30ta June, 1849 £20,363 10 0 The directors bare considered themvelvn auiffed 1 re. oomreending the appropriation of the sum of 5,6341. 12a.61d. p►rt of the reserved fund, in aid of the dividend of the lialt•year, from the circumstance that there is capitol at present unproductive, amounting to upwards of 260,0001., upon which dividend is now payable. The report having been proposed for adoption, Mr. OREIG moved an amendment that as the report of thy directors end auditors embraced matters in which the interest of the company was deeply involved, that the meeting be adjourned till the Ist March, and that a coin. mittee of 0011 siltation should be appointed, to which the differences between the two should an the meantime be es ker( d, to repart to the meeting the appointment of new directors to be postponed to the mid meeting, and the com mittee to recommend proper persons. Mr. ROSSON seconded the amendment. Atter much disemaion, Mr. BLACI►LOCK moved: " That the accounts and report be reeeived and adopted, with the exception of such portions as referred to the amount of new capital requi red , and the manner of raising it; that the auditors' report be also received and adopted, with the exception of inch portions as are at issue with the report of the directors, relating to the proportion of new capital to be raised, and the manner of raring it, and also the appointment of directors; and failing this, that the matter be referred to a committee of shareholders to be ap. pointed at the present meeting." The CHAIRMAN said he would alter the original mo tion an/ propose " That the report of the directors, except the clauses re lating to original capital and the drprecierion fund now read, be adopted, and the accounts now read be ap proved of." Mr. RYLEY seconded the motion, and it was carried. Mr. Greix's motion was then put and rejected. Mr. KATE proposed that the matters exc. pled in the last resolution be referred to a committee, and that Mr. Oreig, Captain Harrison, Mr. Binyon, and the auditors, with power to add to their number, be requested to wait upon the com mittee. The motion was seconded and carried. The CHAIRMAN then moved a divi , :end of . per ant. on the Quarter Shares of 1817; of 8 per cent. on the Prefer ence Sunk ; and of 2 per cent. per annum on the general stock of the company. Cantata ILtßalt-SON seconded the motion, and it was coifed. We retinas direeton and auditors were reappointed, and after a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting ope rated. COCHNINOVFN AND WOILLINOTON.--The Uhl* halt yearly meeting of shareholders was held on Tuesday at Ceekermeuth, when a dividend of 411,_per share errs declared . TM. CHAIiiKAN OF THE Surrit-Wisratut RAILWAY.— Mr. Chaplin, the chairman, has recently paid up his 48,0001., for which he was in arrest with his company, to. gether with 4,0001. interest thereon; and Mr. Reed his 10,0001. arrears.—fferapoth's Journal._ LLANZLLY DOCK AND KAILWAY--Thil meetiart, yester day, was stated by the secretary to be private, and no re porters were admitted. IRELAND. Dt`BLIN, JAN. 31. ANOTHER APPALLING WORKHOUSE CATASTROPHE. Another horrible sacrifice of human life has oc curred in one of the workhouses of the south-west of Ireland. At Kilrtish, a short time since, some thirty or forty outdoor paupers were drowned ; at Killarney, as many more were killed by the filling in of a burn ing workhouse ; and now, at Limerick, we have seven-and-twenty of the wretched inmates suffocated by fire, and the lives of as many more despaired of. The following parUculars are from the Limerick Chronicle, received this morning : It is our painful duty to record the particulars of a fatal and melancholy annuity which took place lest night at Clan-street auxiliary workhouse, by which 27 human beings lost their lives, and it were seriously injured. Between II and 9 o'clock, shortly after the inmates (400 females) had retired to rest, on the lofts of the store yet apart for sleeping apartments, a false alarm of fire was given by one of the wo men, whether with as bole intention of causing annoyance, or ny design, is unknown ; but so electric wee the panic created, that almost instantaneously the females on the first loft leaped from thi it beds, and, in the darkness, rushed in a body to the stair-case, or ladder, leading from that portion of the building to the ground floor. The 'Memnon' efforts of all to gain access to the ladder, upon which several had crowded together, necessarily caused a crush and confusion, until ultimately the paupers on the other lofie congregated in the narrow passage, when the ladder broke, end numbers were precipitated to the ground, arum a height of cot more than 10 `set. The scene that ensued is almost indescribable—the shrieks from below induced those above to press more eagerly towards the stair case, and se they came to the verge of the passage, down they fell in crowds over each other. For some time all re monstrant,e was unavailing to dissuade the paupers from rushing headlong to ruin, and before the eurprising nerve and exertion of the matron, Mrs. Sleetnan, and assistant master, Mr O'Shaughnepay, bad effect, twenty-seven females were kil.ed, or rather suffocated, from falling on the top of each other. The occurrence having bec me known outside, numbers of citizens proceeded to Mx auxiliary establish. meat to render assistance. The Roman catholic clergy congregated also, as there could not have been less than twenty present. The city police, with the mayor, were also in prompt attendance, and all united in re lieving the sufferers, and extricating the dead bodies from beneath the hall-suffocated group that lay struggling on the ground. The scene was truly appalling, as the relatives and friends of those who were located in the work house, crowded before the premises, and as each dead body, or dying sufferer, was brought out on a door for conveyance to Barrington's hospital, the progress of the carriers was violently stayed to catch a glimpse for recognition. At ten ' o'clock the number of dead bodies tamely, d into Barrington's I Hospital was 27, and a more heart-rending spectacle never I presented itself ; there lay, side by side, th e livid remains of I there unfortunate creatures who a few hours before wire in the prime of life. The susjority were young and well lookieg females,—indeed, some had the smile of innocence on their youthfu countenanose. The number received into the hospital seriously aniseed was 2s, and of these then are three not expeored to recover. No blame is Kindled to the officers of the institution, as the melancholy occurrence originated with the poop. n theme. kis. The catholic clergy were up all night administering the rites or religion to the patients The Limerick and Clore Examiner brings a brief sketch of the inquest, which was ht Id yesterday, but the evidence, as ftr as yet published, throws no light upon the circumstance. That journal says: We uadentand a verdict has just-been veterand by the coroner'. jury, cresur ng the act of the majority of the Limerick guardiai,e, who approved et the recummeildation of the committee to take the r Clue-eir;Wiii;tklios.e, ems - suing the committee also by whom the recommendation was :made, sad deeleriag that the building should forthwith be put is habitable eider sad as opts pump suds to the yard. Bone ef the jury were we are told, for ',Wain a verdict of saadaughter agelait the guardians. It is stated in the Freeman of this morning, that, notwithstanding the jsdgment in the Queen's Bench, Mr. Reynolds will not relinquish the mayoralty until compelled to do soby a quo warrant*, and that, in the meantime, ha will risk the menaced penalty for performing o fficial acts, and preside to-morrow at the meeting or the corpora tion, SECOND EDITION. B-oin the O.:W=B of THIS MORT. WINDSOR CASSIA JAN. 30.—The Queen was this day pleased to roofer the honour of Knighthood upon Thomas Non Talikatret, Req.. one of the Judges of her lßsiostra Coen of Comma Pleas. WHITERALL, JAN. 30. -- The Queen hu been pleased to direct lateen patent to be paned under the Great Beal of the Gaited Kingdom of Gnat Britain end Ireland, sonetitag sad ippaiming the Bight Boa. Sir Franck Thornhill Baring. Bart. • 'Bear, -Admiral Jaws Whitley t g raiii 4 D;ine aides, C.B • Bear-Adme.ral Maui-lin Frederick Ft sh Berkeley, C. 8.; Captain Honnous Stewart, C Alexander sinus and the HI.. William OsumiWiesen ire *notating the otrito.. r a the • Paid rafted Kingdom. or Great Britain and Ireland, and the dominions, islands, and territories thereto belonging. DUCHY Or DANCAMTISR, JAN. 30.—The Queen hu been this shy pleased to appoint Clement Royds, of Mount filing., Esq , to be Sheriff of the county pietism of Len cuter for the year easuiag. WAR-OFFICF., P re. 1. lit Regt. of Draga.—Payma.t R. B. T. 130 T., from the 59th F., to be paymaat., vies White, who exchange'. Mb Davi. of F.—Lent J. A. MADMAN to be capt., without par.. vice Sheppard, dee.; Yrm. (1. A. Monuaa to be lieut., vice Madigan; Knit F. Hamilton, from 65th F., to be ensign. vice Morgan. 7th F.—Ens. T. TRYON, front the Gsth Y., to be lieut., by par., vice Porter, who res. 24th Y F.—Fm.. W. V. Nevem& 'to be Heat., by par., Mee Fame , whom promotion by pur. has bees teaselled; rm. It. Live, from Gth F., to be ens., vim /tuneless. lith F.—Linit. E. W. Sinew. to be apt., by par., vice Lumadee, who Me.; Eno. G. W. From to be limit , by pur., vim Sitwell. 19th F.—W. 11. H. WARM.. pest., to be see., by pa., vice Tratteree who fete. 51th F. - -4 - es. E. Cum., from the 6th P., to be ena n vice kinahan,dee. 59th P. —Capt. J. VIIIVIWIT, from h..p. Royal Marines. to be pay master, vim Fethenectehaegh, app, to 11th Light Drags. 65th F.—(pt. W. Sat.ummut, from 6th F., to be care., lice J. Yitabertert de Teistier, who mtg. on h..p. Gth Lieut. R. B. T. 'remittal., from 66th IP., to be edjt. and lieut., vice Rhatigan, who resigns the adjutancy only. 74th F.—Lieut. A. DAVIIII4, from 6th F., to be lieut., vice Wortley, app. to be Cape Mounted Riflemen. 75th Y.—Pau. A. HA11i.0.4 to be Bent., without pur., vice Couchc, deceased; Pm. E. V. Bemcos, from 6th F., to be coo., vice liar- Aeon. &Rh a T—Lieut. F. M. Joss., from the Cape Mounted Riflemen, to be lieut.. vice Thelwall, app. adj. of 63th I. 19th F.—Paymast. L. L. E. Warr; from the Ist Drags., to bo pay. mast., vice Boyd, who each. 3rd West India fleet. —Ens. C. Keay, to be adj., vice Graham. Cape Mounted ltitlemen.—Lieut. A. 11. I'. Y. %mar, from 74th F., to be lieut., vice Jones, app. to the SGth F. To he Commiroarlte-Gen3TaL— Deputy kind G. MACLEAN. o be Deputy-Commiskatiee-General.—Amalat.-Contmbeartes.General T. H. Titanium. W. EINEOP, T. C. Went, T. Rause; J. LAX; G. EUJOT, J. D. Warr , W. I. Gl/JO, and O. ADAMS. be AmelstautCoeuntimaries.Genceal.—Deputy Mast. Gummi...lrks. Gen. C. T. 1111AUMILI. W. H. DALIMIIPLA , A. Raw/mos. J. Teavuea, G. D. LASIDNIIII, L. Roux, F. S. CUM/1M; and 11. 0101:11. 0 be Deputy Areistast Comottesarles-Generel.—Cotomieutriat Clerks J. H. Tuanrsom, 8. E. %tunny Y. G. WOOLIAIIit, 11. L C. Ito stenos, T. E. McCuseocc, J. H. fiats, W. J. Eagan, and A. D. ARIAAn. The COMIELIMOTi I. of the said commissariat elms to kar date the 29th Dec., Isl 9. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 1.421. 91. Corps of Royal Era ineers.—Sec. Lieot. 0. Ri.acr_a, to be first tient, Vice Liddell, doe. ......_ ADMIRALTY, JAN. 29. Corps of Royal Ilarinrs.—bee. Lieut. N. E. DLLST, to be first lieut., Tice E. ittchards, res. BANIiRUPTS. Jamr.s BARR, 0:d-road, St. lancras, builder. WALTRR Yoxoa, Strand, watchmaker. BENET Rose, Salford, Lancashire, cline= brewer. EDWARD Weer, loadenhalstreet, C ty, ship and in sureness agent,. Josern Faunae, Wych•street, Strand, victualler. HENUY Wane, Upper Bryanstone-street, Bryanstone• square, corn dealer. Joux Duren SURTEM Wigmore-street, Cavendish prietaeller. ROBERT Janes Jowne, Leighton Buzzard, baker. CHARLIA WRIORT, Crooked-lane, Ring William -street, City, commission agent. CHARLES Coons, Stafford, grocer. EDIOMiID STIDWORTRY, Modbury, Devonshire, inn keeper. Matinee Jonas, Warner*, Cheshire, livery.stable keeper. . . . . SAmum. Gtaxxv, Liverpool, commission merchant. WILLTAM EUIIONDION. Leeds, cloth merchant, &amt.7u, (iinsoss, Yolk, licemed victualler. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. THOMAS LAWRIE, Glasgow, oil Merchant. FRANCIS BLAIR IE STUART, Glasgow, tobacconist. JOIIM WHYTE, Port Glasgow, painter. MICHAEL WADDELL, Glasgow, writer. Juu:: Anam, Glasgow, commission merchant. Jolla Dumfries, chemist. Iv tee the Week ending Jan. 26,1850. .pI,IIIIIT. ClO;iin;i2ent Debt £11.015,110 Other Securitiri... 2,9/4,14 Oold Colo sad BullieD 13,783.4 n Mier Bullion 277.077 threrppept Segiuittee - 11;;IaTir.d — rileirt Annuity, Otheritocurludo Soto" ...... 10,34,64.5 Gold and dilvta Coln AH5.25.4.342 M. MARSHALL. HMI maim. DANK OF F.NOLAND.7J 9903 Dar vow. Wood £30.060,51.10 immi• • 1 =Won' Capital ....g14.663.03u 1 3. , ...(197 1 Mlle iiii:c.iiiiiii6Zl: Exchci„ `or. Kok; Coroc.,la. Of Natbeisal Debt, a1..1 IN?. Aocas.) 6.49'),(42 OtherWpo*lts ...... .. 10,m..5,mj stres-dyandetbaltithi 1,171.731 1 Jan. 11. 18:4. SUGAR.—The avenue price of fiteorr, the produce of the Rriti•h posses.ions in America, computed from the returns matte in the week inding the 29th day of Jan, 1830, is 264 Bd. per cwt. Surer the produce of the Mauritius, 265. 21d. huger the produce of the Kest Indies Is 235. 9id. per cwt. The average price oftha three foregoing diseriptions, jointly, is 245. 9141. per cwt.—Gazette. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. limak Ma. Commenoxim FAIM RvLE (II THE ADMIRALTY AS TO 1;4;0 - ZVI= CLIMES. Mr. S.urgeon made an application, in the ease of Charles Williams, an insolvent, late a clerk in the General Registra tion Office tor Seamen, in Lower Thameextreet, under the direction of the A Imiralty, for renewed protection, or for a day to he named fur the final order. The insolvent had ur.dertsken, in 1847, on the hearing of his ewe, to put aside a portion of hie salary as clerk for the payment of his debts, about 3401. In November last, he was in attendance all day at the tont, and, his absence being noticed at the office, be was shortly afterwards dismissed, with the intima tion that parties would not be employed then whose ember easements prevented them attending to their duties. Hie Honour said that was en excellent rule, tending to make both the clerks and the tradesmen who su;plied them with goods cautious. Mr. Sturgeon said it would perhaps have been well for this yonog man if the rule had existed earlier, as great port of his debts were borrowed money, on which he had ',lid an exorbitant interest, and 801. was in respect of two bills that had been stolen from hint, which he had discounted and never got any value for. He had bean in ill-health, and had suffered very considerably. Ilia hmour and the rule at the Admiralty was a good one if universally app:ied. No exception ought to ho made in favour of public officers, who were as much bound to pay their debts as anybody else. The insolvent stated that, had he retained his situation, he should have ►een able to pay all his debts in full. It was the wish of the head of his department that he should not have been discharged entirely, but removed to a lower grade. He was now supported by his frsends, His Honour thought the dismissal from his office was a sufficient punishment for bit fault. He would now appoint the let of Merck for the tined order, with protection in the meantime. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MAILYLBBONIL ARSAULT AT BIAKYLMBO7III . WTRICKOVB3.—H. Dean was cbarged with assault. On Tuesday last the prisoner war, at his own ',quest, discharged from Mary!shone workhouse, and was provided by lir. Messer, the relieving °Meer, with an entire suit of clothes. Yesterday evening he came again to the bouts, nearly naked, and demanded rdief, which, on account of hie having made away with his apparel, was refused him; he declared that he would not go away until assistance was afforded hint, and ono police constable bring desired to remove him, he was viol, ntly smelted by the prisoner, by whom he was struck and kicked. Ile also &Unseend to bite the officer. Fined 40*., or one month's imprisonmant. MONEY MARKET. THITIIIIDAT Evasion. The English fends have experienced to-day a re trograde movement consequent upon some heavy mosey sales in the morning, from which they did not subsequently recover. Console opened at 961 to for money, and 961 to } for account : they were next done at 961 for cash, the highest mark of the day ; but this advance was only of short duration, and under the influence of several leading broken dis posing of stock for transfer, they gradually gave way, and were last done at 961, ciceing at 98} to 1 both for money and the 14th February. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 961, 1, end last 1 ' and the New Three-and - a-Quarter per Cents., 99 and 98/. South flea Stock was done at 1051. Exchequer Bills of all kinds were done as yester day at Us. and 61s. I and India Bonds at 90e. and 931. prem. Long Annuities marked 8t; ditto, 30 years, 1880, 81. Bank Stock, 2051. India Stock, 266} and 269. - 3 per Cent D Conn& ÜBLIN BTOCKIL—Jmr. 29. . j Bank Hoek 2Ol Royal Bank (101. pald) 11 j Gnat Southern and Western 214 } Midland Ot. Western and Royal Canal Company 2 31 Waterford and Limerick IXOHANGRA AND eroone ABROAD. Iwo. , Jam 29.—Volantary Loan, 1961. National Debt, 99. Osatmonaid Meier lbsiety's Premium. HQ. Bank Ithana, 91j. Prima higher. . Aweriumms, Jas. 49—Active Debt, Two-end-a-Ffalf per Clenbs, 331 bills, 531 money; Ditto. Three per Cents., 63 bills, 63j money; Ditto, Four per Cents., 63 9-16 bills, 851 money; East India Doan, , Four per Cents., 841 Amort Byod, nree.aniLsollalf per Cents., 147 j bills; Corn. Comp., Four.and-a•Halt per Cents., 170 bills.— F- 80 imnIfte : on Hamburg, 3.5; two monthn, 34 11-16; on London, 12.a3; two months, IS. The tone of the Bourse was moth more favourable today. Inland funds were steady, with some buAntvie in Integrals. Rheal•li railway shares in demand at a higher rote. French Terre per Cents, were much la demand. Net much business dom., in Austrian and stunt/in stock. THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. Console opened at 96 to a for money, and 961 to fir account, at which prices some business was done, when a reaction took place, consequent upon the accounts from Greece, published in a second edition of this moraine's Doi'y .7Cetta, announcing the blockade of the Piraeus by the English fleet, and they fell to 95: for cash, and 96 fur time, at which they were last marked; they are, however, at present quoted rather better, being 96 to fur money, and 95k to 1 for account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 96: and 96. The Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 98; and Z. Exchequer Bills have been done at 58e. and 61e. premium. The foreign stock market is firm, especially for Buenos Ayres, Peruvian, and Venezuela bonds, which have all been transacted in advance of the highest rates of yesterday. Spanish are also better; the Three per Cent*. have touched 371. A further de cline has taken plane in Russian Scrip, and the last transactions were effected at 3 prem. The dealings are: Brazilian Boedr, at 89. Buenos Ayres, at 55 and 1. Chilian Six per Cents., at 1011 and 101. Grenada, at 181 and 1; ditto Deferred, at 41 and I. Mexican, at 29Z and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 75, 1, and 741. Russian Scrip, at 3; and 3 p_rem. Spanish Three per Cents., at 37, .1, sod j. Vene zuela, at 341. . • ENGLISH FU D®. Bank Stack. 29.1811 3 par (.1. Con. Am.. %t * 3 per fl. Red. Anus. 9.19 9 39 per Cut 9Sl I 3 per Ct.Con.Anos.. is, i Iszehequer Bills, 68+. to Oa I/011E10J FUN Del. S pa Cl. Austrian Dash. 1 per Ct. Grenada Bda. 18 19 IS per Ct. iiele. Donde eti 91 Orrnaia Deferral ikia. 49 8 per Cent.. 5 per Ct. Yea. 1 446,29 i I per Ct. Brazilian Dila. 63 9 4 per Cl. Peruvian Ida. 7491 Pitt* New, 88 8 P0M140.10 Cony. , 36l 79 8 per Ct. HUvaqe A) tek 51 6 6 per Ct. Rim Ikla. Du 11 Ditto Chillan BD , 1.0 2 Ditto ilpaulati Wis.. l9 9 Ditto Columb. lief ii,li., 3 per Cl. Spanish Ms., 4617 Colanabian Diastur 1414.. 49 I licenish Deferred 8d.., 3 per Ct. Danl.h ISL., ;:4 Ditto Parise 8a1a.39 1 29 per Ct. Dutch 11,1.., 351 7 3 2 per Ct. Venezuela lids., 33 4 4 per Ct. DutnaSeru4.. ,t 1 , Venesizela Deferral M... 13 14 MINCING 7 LANE.THIS DAY. Suo.ta.-3,000 begs Madras, 6,000 bags Bengal, and 80) bar Mauritius, were offered in public ale; the former chiefly *old, flee grocery, 435. to 435. 6d., which were full prices. The Bengal and Mauritius partly sold at previous rates. Relined dull; grocery lumps difficult of sale, at 495. 6d. to 62,. Corr!'.—Thu article has experieeced a reaction to-day. About 5,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold at COL to to Gls., and appears to be firm at the latter price. The public sales of plantation Cqlon went off at 2s. advance on yester day's prices. Rtes.-4,000 bags Bengal were offered, and about half sold; middling white, 10. t. ; broken, Bs. .o Bs. 6d. Parris —560 bass Company's sifted, imported le 1823 and 1826, sold in public pale at 41 to 41 per lb. 900 bags Malabar, also good, sold at 41 per lb., which was a shade lower than last week. INDIGO remains steady ; the declaration for the sale on the 12th amounts to 14,000 chests. COTTON remains dull. It remains firm, but has not been active ; proof, le. 53. to ls. 613., according to quality. TEA continues steady; low common Cuucou quoted 10Id. to 101 d. per lb. In other articles no material alteration; but it has bets altogether a dull week. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is Hat today, consumers only buying for immediate consumption. There is little doing is new Tallow speculatively, with no buyers above 395. Gd. To-day's rites are the following :—Petersburgh Y. C. on the spot, 39e. 31. t 6d. ; February and March, 395.; October to De cember, 395. GI. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The few parcels of Boillish Wheat fresh up for this morn ings market, t +gether with those left ova unsold from the previous market-day, were disposed of with diffi:ulty, at about the rates of Monday last. In foreign Wheat very few transactions took place, and its value underwent no change. Barley continues extremely depressed for any but the choicest samples for malting; and buyers had the turn in price in their favour. Oats met with • little more favour thau at the beginning of the week, but no improvement in value was established. Beans and Peas dull sale, at late rates. 1114141VALS INTO LONDON FROM 24th JAN. TO let FEB. Whe Qrs. English. &Web. Win. Foreign. at 2720 8270 Bar:isy ...... I I 3410 6160 Oats Floor, 3,110 sacks; Lasnow Av. a.sosa—Wheat, 445. Id.; Barley, 265. 3d.; Oats, 17s. ed. ; Rye, —is. Od.; Beans, 245. 10d. ; Peas, 2.5. 34. INIPERIkL AVERAGE& Wbeat.l Harley ! ) OWL I Rye. I Reseal Vim D e e. 22 33a 132 1 254 Rd 13e 93,22 s 9i. 1 411a 64211. lld 29 4411.24 94,13 e &. 24a 03 , 26 A 113'29a al Jan. 3 ... „. 40e 03 1 238 114,134 Ind 24. lld 264 11423 a 3.1 12 13 280 41 ISt 61 23e 4‘: 28a 63 284 GS 19 41. Od RR 33 16. Id 23e 94'26. 6.1127 e 62 26 40a 14:3. Id:l3a 103 21e 2416. 14I23s weeks' An. Aver..4070;1 23e 114.13. 9422. 44 26. 9.1.22 e Ca' Dvrv.—Wheat, Barley. Oats. Rye. Beam end l'eaa, Is. Price. , Dec. 22.. Dec. 29. Jan. D. - 4 4040 1 f ...." ...... ...LI T: ... ... ... r. ss: 4 ... . '.. ....1 .‘'..'4 I .. ... ". Jan. 12. MI Jai. 26. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Prices nominally as last market-day, but nothing done. Ships at market, 296. BOROUGH AIARKEr.—THIS DAY. Muss. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues the same for all tine Hops. HIDES.-THIS DAY. IdunEwttail..—Bides, 66Ibs. Ha. ; Gche. to 7211 n., lfd. to 2d. ; 72Ibs. to 801bo., 2.1. to 244. ; Millis. to /91110., 24d. to 244.; 8211bs. to 961b5., 2.1 d. to 3.1 ; 961 1 .. to 1911b5., 3d. to 3;d. Horse Hides, 6s. Calf Skins, I.ght, 2s. to 3s ; fall, 6s. itEaIIONLIBUT. —Sheep Skins, riled, 65.01. to 7a. 6a. ; Konts and half-Weds, 60. 3d. to 6.. 34.; Downs, 4a, to ds. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. We have an average supply of Beasts, and the general quality in good. Trade is yet, dull, and Monday's quota none cannot be maintained; indeed several replant unsold. The number of Sheep is v.ry small, consequently they are cleared eff cheerfully, at fully late rates, but at no quotable advance. There ere hut few good Calves on offer; them are freely sold at Monday's priers; however, inferior kinds are a dull sale. Trade is more hrok for Pigs, at rather higher rates, the dead mark , to being clearer. From o..rmany and Holland there are 29 Beasts, 100 Sheep, and 08 Calves; Scotland, 140 Beasts ; Norfolk a nd Suffolk, 200; and 121 )ditch Cows from the Horne Counties. the Aro of Sta. a a. a 4. Per etoete of Mb*. I. d. ad. Bat 8031; Ilasfords 3 8 310 NA 1014.4.11f.-b.l 114 0 0 0 0 .1.3 a 81886.4k0ns 3 6 3 8 Bat . 3 6 3 8 1•800 d 48241147 118086 I 6 3 0 1)o. 40. 608wq 00 0 U Ulm 3 0 4 S L'004.180 r0va.1.1 . 88.84 I 8 3 4 rim 134,4 tas, a Ilatf-hreds 1 0 4 4 Lambs U U U.. harts II marine. 831; /Am sad WO^ LIN; Oalvca. It 4. LIILWA IT. THIS DAY, Two o'Cto The share market to-day is rather fiat, and quoct.ta tions are worse for Caledonians, Midlands, North Stsffords, and Berwick.. Caledonians have fallen to 113. The heaviness of Berwicks is caused by the unfavourable nature of the traffic returns for the last week. For York and North Midlands the market is better, and they have improved to 181. Scarcely any business going o n i n foreign lines. Barnes BAn.wan. CiasitlK YeaterAlay. Intoe to-clay up 1 *Wool. —.........A Do. Pretenses . I AnSgt.,NS.,doe.,lii. A. Berk. * Hants Azt. (G t. Went. perpetual p.Ct.) Sinsingleasknatordlune D ealleciewinessor. nlype,withguar. guarantee lina.WolvJt gtosrVelley gine, Wale, and Dudley nolledalyPnwurernkfuar. Do. winos a coarsen, Bootee Stant., and Wm.. BriMol and Easter Do. Thirds . Bvekinglianishi;. Do. £lO Prianees reg. Chests , and Holyhead ~ Do. Preference Dublin and Belfast Jane_ - I -- I dts. di& 0 82 4 P Ol 25 20 23 24 9 4 Di 4 6 pin, 9 4 pm, 28 26 db. 94 84 al& 17 174 121 121 101 101 9 9 36 U La. li : 1104. - ilnlino . D& (i 111 I. &ZIT_ Pref Brim Cooed.* ... Do. New Goa. 6 p. CL., Do. Fat., S p. Ct. No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. k E. 6 or r.t Do. do. 1 per Cent Da New Erten Union, ear A flate E. V. Bh.) .. Do. Ch/f• B. and C. (Litt Do.larigl ie gna. 9 p. Ct.) Rest . Do. New Do. New 4 rues Baal Lincolnshire ... , Edinburgh and Glasgow I Exeter, Yeovil, k Drat. . Exeter and Exmooth t t Northern ... 1 Do. 4 shares, A,Deferred 1 Do.l shares, it, 6p. Ct I Do. S per Cent. Pref Qt. Booth. and West. (Ire ) Great North of Baggind De. New, E4O .. Do. New, E3O Do. New, al6 ... Great Western ... .„ Do. lithe . . Do. New. 1117 ... .. . Mull and Selby... .„ Do. 1 shares... ... ~ 4 Da. 1 shares „. ... 1 Lancarter and Culls& Do. Thirds , lantrashire Y o rkshireand . Do. do. N.B. te B. BoThirda I Do. shares ... ... Do. New (pa... p.et.) 1 De. Liverpool and Bury Do. West Riding Union, Do. Preston and &yrs ; Do. 1 shares (A) ... Leads and Bradford... Leeds end Thirek ... ; I Do. Prof. 6 Vent No 1; Do. No 2I Do. Do . . No 3 DrkQuarters 1846 . W . 11Loadon and Bmckw Ou Lon., Brighton,* &Coast ,00 Do. New gur. e p.Ct. 9 Do. guarantee I 3 p. Cr— tato Croydon ThLtda lOl II 10 De. Prof. S per Cent 57 59 10 Do.Consrt. 5 p.Ct.,1832 57 59 121 London and Groriwich 10 Do. Preference ... ,21 25 60 London it North.Western'll6 117 II Do. do. New 1 shares II 1; pm. 12 Do. Fifths .. , ~ 21 21 pm. I Do.aluali.,9l.and . B.(Cl 11 11 sit. 00 London A South-Western 08 69 424 Do. New, S5O ... . , 17 15 dig./4 Do. New, E 49 ... !l5 12 dig. 6 Do. New Preference ; 2 .2i pm. 28 LowcstoftGuar.4 per CesLl 16 17 6 Ranch., 13ux.,indMatlock 41 41 dis. 00 Marla, Shef,&Lineolnahl 16 19 15 Do. I share& No. 1 U Do. shares, N 0.2 ....• 3 4 114 Dal obvert, No. 3 10 Do, New 4:10 Pref. 1 6 24 90 Do., Great Grimsby „. 7 9 121 Do. do. ... ... .. ' 2 2 U Do. 611e1. and Usara ; 4 41 25 Do. Grimsby Dock 4 I 5 41 Do. Lincoln Union ; 39 3 dia. .00 Midland —. ... !44 45 30 Do. £ 3O shares' .... 211 23 die, 00 Do. Bina. and Der , by BO Do. CULL'. B. Ss B. 6p. O. 123 113 SO Do.ErewaahValleyPref. 09 61 100 , Newcastle and Carlisle , 109 !NorfoUr .. _ ... ... ,20 28 16 I Do. New . E2O ... ;14 13 dia. 90 Do. Extension ... 'ls 19 2 Do. Guaran.ol per Ct i 44 5 13 North British ... ... 121 t/0, sh are. ... ... „. t a i I. Do. shares ... ... 84 Do. ds .. .. .... 1 6 Do. Preferenoe .. I pin. 178 North Staffordshire . .... 101 10 dia. 60 Word, Wore. & Widget.. 10 11 16 Read„Guild., and Reigatel 134 Id 41 Royston and Within 15 Souttah Central .. 25 ruttish Midland ..: „.I — In dhraws, & tram., Class . A • 8 71 dla. 8 Da, Clam B ... .. ' 6 dls. 8 Do., New Onaranieed ' 14 2 64 pm. le ; Shrewsbury and anima ((Nor. W. Kin.) .. I 8 1 db. 9 • Do. Malmo ... .. 111 Do. Oswestry • ... lll 9 dia. I Do. New.. . IP Do. 8 per &Z. Pik 6( Shrorliire Union ... co . Conch Devoe ... „. 6 ; Do. Preference ... 14 South 4 tatfonLihire... I 1 South Erten ... ... ; De. No. 3 ... .. ' Do. No. 4 Registered 1 1 14 180 Do. No. 4 &rip ; uth Wales ... _.. .. S. Tort. Don., A Goole I 4 11 dia. shetbeht, Rotherham, and Goole, N. Di. gua.3 p.Ct.i 1 ien Iraterford and Kilkenny, 1 Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua.l Do. do. do. . . rii!N Sornerrot, PrWeym.' erk,Neweastleh Berwick Do.Ext.l YorkiliNewcao D0.t.1.N.E. Porch or Prof foci and North Midland Do. Refroze@ ... 1 II It ItPIL I Ipm I 2 Pa 58 GO 6 6 pm. 4 5 3 4 14 15 10i 114 Wilt lui 114 ~ 27/ 29/ 27 23 1 dhe 13 121 di* 31 I 3 3 eis Id 11/ 23 31 40 233 52 61 pm. 39 11 pm. 19 21 pm. 69 70 33/ 16 161 13/ IS 1/ 51 Ws. 101 103 501 51/ 3 :2 Di 14 pm 2 pm 46 14 dia. 221 211 die. 114 11 lie. 10 91 dia. i dia. 24 3 pmei 41 4171 6 , 1 clic 5e 9f eafezdiv Tork:?I I 6pa 10 6 dla. 16 16i 0 1 9 dia 5 41 die. 0 41 3 4a. 114 I 13i 44 1 I 31 81 101 to 131 i i 17 19 Y 7l 1 i I g i 3 31 roaiton PAILWATO. I Anglo-Italian (late Ita I =dawn:ion) , 41 41 lloologoo and Aillifte 74 Oestral Franco (Pismo)! 121 19 Dutch Sheath!' ... ...! 6 51 din iSaat Indus .j i Do. do. ... Ores: Lod:69 reldosnla Do. 'Luatis•onnir i ITa t 0 19 4 tt" P t 174. 10... ,7r. -- . . d i kire . .., ...... ...... 7 7 71 di, I Novhers of Vrance ... I l i db. , , Orleans aa.l !Sordoni ... 3. I U Pato and Orloalso ... ... 91 U IS 1 Parts and Rount ... ... 23 2 n Pa.% grid stresbourg ... 61 1 le ;Wean and Ham ... . 9 I f 19 timbre and Mews ... . ....I 2 3; 12 Tour. and Minted ... ... 9; 9 dl. LIVERPOOL, ✓a►. 31. STOCIL-BICHLIIOI.—The decline of Wednesday has bun clucked, the market ouch) exhibiting a slight Improvement. Kan lane hire, It Lancashire and York el (tllth shares). n. 11.. NI d.—Lonion and NorthWeatern.ll6-IXtto (new @awash If p.—Midland, 441—Ditto > :hors), !Ail—North ( 1 1 101 (I.—Scottish Central, 131 —South Eastent and Weer, 191 on— Ditto (No. 4. issued an 1.3 a, II 24 d.l, el—York, Newcastle. Ind Berwick JI.N.E. ni per cent. till '5O), 5 Lt.—rock and North Midland (i ref. ii per cent. till '5O!, 41 c. d. DIMLING RA V, Jo*. Si. BToow-lkeßawol.—The b.siness to-day was in Lyndon and North Woneran at II7; New Quarters at If pm.; ShrewOM and Itirnanghatu A's, 7f din.; and South St" lhhi ' " Jj du., 3/. Inc ad. MANCHESTER, Jan. 31. , Brooi-Exos A wom.—There was rather • riot market, not much business being itone, end price. rataer weaker. The recliner el the nutlet sat euhrr 4lepreeoed. rnwit a relit prevalent that the tuirtheinuong London and North Western divulend sits Lately goon to be :t reduction upon the Leit, and under six per cent. Tho decline of Nods lute e 1.., it prejudicial egret. LEEDS, Jilt 31. litoot-ExceAmon.—There wee a rather flatter s ariak win prima do n 4 vary matnially m O the 'met leo de.... 111 W th .WMI: rt i rpi or kith re tin% 74 dia.; London and North Wean.= Quarters, t L p o. ; Louden tad North tlestera, Ilea, East Latialaitirs Quitter% S. - is 61 so so 43 23 12_ IS Il7n I 114 El 74 NI i Pai 11 10j 79 G 9 9i Si "i 101 103 it 14 db. uis. I 1 dla Par sit 31 11 .9i .tt t i div• ~iae isi' r.,. . -:- "5_,.),/