The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-04 00:00:00

1 S . 1/4-•-:4it ~O? No. 1,048.] EMIGRATION. ..'"•+, USTRAIIAN LINE of PACKET the +` gr .nirs.—tor SYDNEY Duvet, mills, the - 1- • s neth of rick month, ant regular traders Om _ .. ... 10 ,f. Hit std rh ke. hip, Sout h Australia. V= Dimas s , ith.t:A t WE TO AUSTRALLL—Te enable respeoth r t i smes • . -..e.. , 1 to th e Anabolism tokenise, iris., Adrial!e, Port and ;.. „..,.. 0 I tio pu,st ress•Me Mt C(41•114111t With permit ...:,, gis e ve admit ffealudiest provisiino, the have ...•,. -1.5.41 a hay of superior er4 elms ships of beige t lunge t w th e " ...d admalantoldran of pomengens. These mesoM will he .üb ..„ ... , T ., th e Instr..- iin , f her Illobatt o, emigration ofßeev., both m h • tst• the hull. i love% Ettingt. errs, ny , u - al will be devalched on -• • ..; 7oteted dam ,wind mad weather permi•iinor. for which written .. ....,..n., still it torn. 'The 'toren &et, to titter splendid ships' '. ... :y, well Itatitcd, mil vratilated l and being Iliwid with every ~, , ngproyenu et to emitine the tonvonien,e. safety, health, and ..• .lyieg of aE. et,. afford m at &Prates opportunities fro the at . riosbabon of J lirolted number of Intermediate Aid Weenie pria. ~.... v. Th- Am. • mat pr0r....1..m. ate supplad is monad inns with • . • ,: dnithr Kahn and are of the best qualities, and In all men are e, , a,,! .10 approved of 'ohne shi.enrat by goverement dicers c ~,,,nto f ir the opreidt ptrpore. Ili, • are Abr. red and manned by thotonghly competent per.ons, ~.... , ,wry die,. qu ditird and sate tinged suirvons; ne chanty Mind 1...., titre: for modiral ottendaner or mi5.i.:111... Molleal comforts , .. r t . in. o: therdeith in aeowdsare with the reran Wheel s• mr.ile, a,. eat , a board these Alm sod Ward gratuitmudr. IP directed by gyro . wane. The din •of departure are the tat and 13th of e teh w.,.:11 from Landau, * sad the 11th and 25th from Plymouth. Load at a., -betty, Leedom Pork. 1 - ow apes front frothed tan readily Join Ws line of ships at Ply. g..utti, a; • 1.1.1 111 toe. by the Pell.: Pullin, and Cork stress tr.des, aeil haw (Ttry assi.tanee rendned there on their arrival at rylwoutb be Harried sad Edridre's agent there. Thew ships having ppainus and welhannged t om., offer unusually good opportunities a: thst.eleas cabin papernrers, who s ill be sueplket with prorpi o ns to ,:u.ling live stark'. of the bey quality, mad to ample quantity. The moose Lowy Ming moot moderate. and moulded ,iceording to the segoetwasAtioe ropdred. Intermediate memagere am taken at a whited prier ; the scale of provel•ne being moat liberal . ; and the obis. mad e th er erreopresems kir their mommundstlem being of the bat deserirtion. Pot terms of height or twee on Rey, perdeulare e t • ~, .t.p• now Medias, shetaryseales, and farther information, apply le th, undendsurd, who are renstamly despatching a suemmion of Kreri.l NM-4am ships (foreleg traders; tenth of the Argyll= ‘,.., na.. Van Diemen's Land, An, and who also take charge of goods , ~.-,:n.,1 to their care tor shipment, forwarding the same by the Lg.., rhorllie ainoeyame• MARSHALL and El/RIDGE, 14, Feachereh•street, London. rTI1)0N ASSURANCE CORPORATION. established by Charter In the reign of Ring Clomp Ile Dot. to LIFE. FIRE, end MARDIE INSCIRANCEe. Others Royal Eadtante, Cornltal, and IP, Re geut-stran. the emplane el nowise the We Deponent are defrayed by the corps ratan, and n,t taken from the pre mien land. Prvets are tutted u a bonus to po licies, or psld iu ca•h, or applied in abate int rot of the annual premiums. ma allll4bality al partnership teqeipatim‘ lu prints. a - re — ,eeeellor out of the Wilts of Kaiiiiiare liberally treated. r iN 4 tBANCE an every 'eaeriptinat of property at moderate • %%BINE IN4rItAt*CE at the eurreet premiums. ;velum feet on wooing or writ tee owner nor. JUILN LAURENCE, Secnnory. A.l* .)-FTNION ASSURANCE OFFICE mod e ~ _Tax. UTF. ; AFINCITIF.S!, C n eattl . lad Toplanade, Ilaishatre. Imitated A.ll. 1714. ssll.l.lAll NOITIDGE. Fp., CIWIlla•r. t ; ... NICHOLAS CIUIthINGTON, Fan., Diaorre t , Cnatanax. \ The Life Fonua of the year 1541 has been declared "' • anl, wah the exception of • reserwe of ZlO,OllO (to .• accumulate testat.t. the test Bones in 14.1.1 j t. pay s' • 1.7011 and with the sum inour,d. .f .want wii. rhos the annu.d SMCWIt of Tonna ors Polities for A , e! ttßi fa Cir.lat litita:s, assordiai to the :Bea of the livos 1 ,T. •••LlTed . Ammatarre. P.: • tvr. Nam kr _ • trtum rick Ira ' ' 7 bs the '.a.t the atm !esl. WM, neves fears. Being &bent 70 per eent. : . 11:1. 10s. 104. ... SM. ... 1 on such mount el —. __ Pr. nom. Cl6a le. IM. ... /lOi Irina Co per ceat.ditto. f. 1.3 19r. .. cos ... Feb.( 53 per mat ditto Co) .r. HL ... £193 .. tear 50 per ant. ditto. C. 37 14e. 2d. ... £lO3 ...Ikior 4$ per ant. ditto. THO3II.Vt LEWI4, Secretary. 11F INiriLeCCF. is all Its branches, Ine.ading the rent of boom, ; • .0:11 morsel on anteasial inaor.astao. fitHE MOST APPROVED STOVES.—Tbe 11 anima for the C 111.701 and TI.STA llTtirEtt (separately steel' still cettinuing tor:owl. and numbers has*: his. sold wore 'ln ell, upwards d 13,0001. through the patronage of fn wl•o have tee cap rime of thew pre-onmently nesisl qWL WILLIAM S. BrETON has reamed ant knee in resonates& Ana for their cleanliness, noway, sad safety. During the last t.. years they have bera him I motors of great cession in the bed r • - of the invalid, at ediss a milers leoperatere throughout the out airt t, with vac 'apply of fuel, slit. ettenaei.—Tartics •hb testimonials from all parts of Enel•nd', poster. tree. L end stu.; Vette, ham 13*. ; stoves for warehoune, Ike., • - each —late 11Pron and Rums, 09, t , tfor,l.street, center ...eau-street, sot No. I. Neerniae.s . reet. EstablieLed In Wells . 19:0.—Joyee'e Palest kiwi. Ss td. per Pealed beg. "lINDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— • Buyer, of the above are resort. d, before enally deciding, to • NU LAN it. DCUTONV (late lt.pra,n and Berton) 6110 W i S 2, Oznerdwaect, earner of !femme-meet, aid he.l, New. They are the Loyal in the world, end contain such as a.. qine et of erfl , Efte •cTUVES„ RANGE.% t I ItE-1110:A n at ta.N.II.IL lllo2:4oNaitlf as 'sena be opproarbed e :wr carkty, stori:ty, bawdy c 4 des. -n. ar tiqUilitignia of week. • , .:;., yin . .e the price. are on that low eca:e ice which hie ege t '.wilt b.. been en aelehrat. dke more than a quieter of a century. ; "ma br reed ornaments and two ects of be,.. Al len; - • u.! ore r.o .s.cato and two efts of ban, £3 lA. to twenty r - •; beonced feniere complete, with alande, Men 7e. to get %adore, tom 3.1 e.• dAto, with Feb 111(•10141 ifollll . pue..as; lirwireen, from lw ft the en to Le , • sot otter patent cocci with redeems Werth platen. The ✓ areturned foe every article net appewese el. Detailed Waleson • .-r.,,usge .cat (per poet) Ilea.—Malithball is Welleatreet ','ABLE CUTLERY, WARRAN rED.—The most ea. W maGrtax el of CUTLERS lta the world, all ranked nor lair Weems aai Cartes) ,' and warranted, le always sell . WILLIAM a. Stall We, 5, Ozbrd•strett, cream et Mew. sad Ifv. I, liewuma-stmet, at prices that are reesenera :y berme.* of the braver of the melee. *mob Ivary-laadled ...armorial high emeedera, lde. per dews; dmeerta, to match, • ; ~..:amp s ' , le. per dome extra; farm" is ed. per pair ; larger react port na.tu 235. per dome ;If entrains, with silver • • Not lb.; white tow tale takes. from Gs. per dean ; •••, 4a. ; carvers. pa pee palm Meek Kara table balms frcat 4. n ; 0.4 owl*, 40.; wows. b. ed. ; table meet% Irmo Is. mob. .trek et pt.ted dessert Mama sad locks. m eases and ether ,' ; t tae err plmed ark amis, la ealsteare.—Yotabllshal la • .•••,(t.a.a. ONG EVVIINGB MADE SHORT.—MECHI'S 14' - , -,.PIAGATELLE TABLE' , asasafeatured ursoktbepremim •• • ..11 , .ar,ataitet, Lead" sake loss 'ventage appear alrt, • %Intim with sinuaeraest, Klee S 1111.„ Si 10a, SS Ha., ... tr.4l abs by Id, agents :—Spesr• sad ken. Oalbrd ; Jiff. Leeds; law., Liverpool; Waulleld, Okaiglaw ; Pratt, :•• lboalpsoo. Nt4:l4lgbanl : Stelabeniaa, Hull; Makes, tag! lUa. Noiwich. None an Nautilus without incurs k:i . ..tSONABLE PRESENTS. —At this festive riol of tbe year the fel:emir, unrivalled threoverire far the • • ••,. salad into inere..ed reowition —namely, ItOWL.ANDer lelL, for ere.tior and suataining a luxuriant head of t m - I.INI/t9 for renderieg the skin tuft, fair. • • ,13 " It tad ROWLVNIrs* ODONTO, or Pearl lientifnce, for •• re pearl-hk. ob.:thew to the teeth. The patrunap of t r • infAightglt Europe, and the blot appreciation by rank and •i• b the well-known inf.llib!e Abney of ies* article', elm • •un p an . :: r.cq an: reader then a teculiarly elprant preaent. lieware of spurious imitation*. m. only r • • I week War% the name of *Lowland.' " weed' that of the wrapper or label. sold by them at 30, •f•-• • ti 1.0• nok awl by rewobisisse ebemilts red primers. okTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are 0=- 11 r•!..taly recitunmended as • Pimple lint eertaia remedy. to all P •of .r from Inedestinn. kelt lisartache, Bilious and Liver Com. t•, tirvithara, and Acidity of the Stomach. Des/clued itttiritc. • • •••• , 1 •Ov Plated Palpitations, apace; pipeful Debility, Cos .+. ` They As as a powerful tov.e sad gentle aperient ;an .5 their sue/aqua, a& under say eircum s t ance% and germ& • ta. nor Igor tetimvny to the benefits to be riffled from .1-.. Ned in battle at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., sad lis. each, la eva7 .n the kingdom. IlroN. -it, ears to askfor Norton's Pita , sad do act be per to pun lime an imitation. g • 4. .adg• • • T4tkfiLV ftO4 {l.E_ • HARTEA, -Lard are exempt fro. • floe% fa? • .?1 .---- - D AR LOW'S NEW IN- -1../ vENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON 1 : B t t 1 '1 aY. 10.441.71XL1 NO VENT-EEO I!I Presents ale. beer, eider, or other Noon . . • - • from bemiring Its or add so eflestually . al that Metals i.ist shall be draws as semi m ~,.. ' A • .... i • D • ilhr -------- WNW m .r ; • . f -:---- -- -- ---- --- 7 )=4 II • 4` 7'-----N---------- II the firm; warranted to repay its met in - .•: two imolai of We; price M. Id., or sent free to say part of England (If tee are 1 1 tasenj at bs. ad. each. rt • The above engraving will explain its seeks. Whim the loom key 1. fitted on the kw of the plug t.: (which bas • lade ep• a E . penile the air-tale II), sufficient sir rushes . ;, i throurh It into the tusk to muse the liquor • • to run oft freely; when toe tap le tuned • ' , ‘, oft no more air tan enter. JA MEd IRARLOW, 14, Xing William. • • ' ' •" 4 w. Establialied 1420. N.ll.—Nase an pesetas ''' ' , • ...".: 0 .•h 164 same and of ~'I• ..sc... v.", a new method of Mk/. warranted to I% -. " 4 wr• Itv and maybes sell retail kie NEW , "Ilk TAP WitAPPERS (la wepseaule the keeling amber "' 4 1 4 1* , ,, at rd. Lod Is. per pedal. Metre& supplied. THE 11.1.1;STRATED LONDON NEWS of „, 1 :.•4•4{.1:4%, J.,,,,,,,, 5, MIA will esersda We toiler*, :.. ' '' .l(, .•cir -(irsof I. eativitie• at Trealliaw, to celebrate t... ' ''' .4 .4 .If , ..f the Marled' of Ittarlised. Werglag:—the Royal . 1 1; I'Apiit et Neessw. ilkelebse la Imbed i—l. Wilma .. .. 'dioril llep—i. W Clilds•-4. Übe eiCa. . ~....... 1 .... : ; . n r fleet. Wt. Fres* Na at X ' H.: la 'lc. - . We, ft lee r '. _. 1. Taw itan•ser—s. no ~..., - P•••••••• s. Eramtiseo,_ ppret! Oinearala. Nook : The M0n- ...,•L AO, 1' , 1 . 1.1 Insure al Pereop. Leaden lorearts. With Hop- ',. - '"wolsr, end au twang aft eseL--4•41*, IN, liras6*— . 4"4, Noisrottea r ERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either I, tle la air eld Ci Med% 'my MAL= MODERATE INCObli sae artteles of bowl' immoomplaa.—Ver telt perdselan Mawr ponority or by letbst. the MIT INDIA INA COM PANY.% GIOIA NUM UMW* iim% Clay. REVOLUTION IN LIGHT, "---- GOOD NEWS.— •- -- ....di" , ' •- - Entry persons %Ong k. , " 41 •• 4 1 gm. tag Imam PboAl batlike .• ealy CLARKM PATENT .. LAMP*" MI Is a modem .. ',lld • pm' to the polite. Cark's Dia mond lamp I simple; the t damped, mad simple. and dee bad. It smiths 1W of Aastera amedisa mil tam 1... .ti dr Wive boars edam M. Imelda Clerk's Yeadeemlle so. Lamp Is worth a bewared gg other maid bona Clark's Illmeemi UMW far India it Inatmil amid the draught of the Pasha. The bletropolitaa Light eOl/11411 lief ti=ric dominion • nnk lisbi fumy. Every lamp bona label .. KIPS PATEN T." The pahlii wt 1 have none other. Alm'', bit. Wag fur inspection at the Compare Establish rent. RICHARD CLARE, Rend, in Manager, 417. West Strawy, *a vant, Warns', M BMWs' Manufactory , and melt dnar to the EMMA. Tidastraph Ocespany.—N.R. The Company oapWT gin ebasidelters mad PohiThts ii amoseal, sad Ile gas Swaim at w chargea In one thick voL, the Tenth Edition, much enlarged, Price lee MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE: • Popn.ar Treads., exhibiting the Symptoms, Cams, and most Egleacim. Treatmentof Dise.ns; with a Cots else of approved loraveripleas, Management of Children, Does of Medicine., *e. Fanning a comp . 'header Micheal tiuide for the aergy, and Invalids, in the Meet= of their medical adviser. By T. J. Came in, M.D., tee. "P to rvkleatly the -moult of poet prokeekmal talsn e.s taLerism and judgment: the slather everywhere smears candid. One object is prominently evident —• sincere desire to berm Bt his mitering fellowmteatures. To inteemeend a work like the preeent to cur rennin kr only to manifest • proper regard for their welfare..—Litevary Jawed, Feb. 1143. "It 1. altogether &meting of permanent popalerity."—Lordon Wahl. Review. liimpk.in and Co , Pateraoster-row; llatehardn le7, ; and Tear, 73, Cheapaide. gold by all Bookeellers. DIDICATIED BT PRIMISAION TO MS ROYAL lIIGIINESS PRINCE ALBERT. N ROYALvoL I, royal Aro. cloth board& Pare 25.- rrHE PHRASEOLOGICAL FRENCH- A. ENGLISH DICTIONARY. By J. C. TAavaa, Preach Neater, Ltua College.—Froaels-Raatlah Part Vol. 1., coatalalag Oa lae.alt-Trenela Part, any he bad of all book. 'Okra _ D.lau sad Co.. Smirk booksagen, 37.1M0-equate. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. THE NEW COMMISSION OF FLNE ARTS. WHITEHALL, JAN. 3.—The Queen has been pleased to iwue the following Commission for the Proinoti n of the Exulbi,ion of the Works of Industry of all Nations, to be holden In the year MI, videlicet : Vtcroata. R.—Victoria, by the green of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain ant Ireland, Queen De. fender of the Faith ; to our most dearly beloved Cot sort, his Royal Highness Tribes. Albert Augustus Charles, Emanuel Duke of Saxony, Prince of B.xe Coburg and Gotha, Knight of our most noble Order of the Garter, and Field-marshal in our army—our right trusty and right entirely-beloved cousin and councillor Walter Francis Duke of Raceleach at d Queensberry, Knight of our mast noble Order of the Outer ; our right trusty and right well-beloved cousin Wm . Earl of Reese, Knight of cur most illustrious order of St Patrick ; our right trusty end e'en welLbeloyrd croaks and couneillon Granville George Earl Granville, and Francis Eli! of Ellesmere ; our tight trusty and well beloved councillor Edward Geoffrey Lord Stanley; cur right trusty and well-beloved councillors Jon Russel (cons. monly called Lord John Raoul), Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Henry Laboachere, and William Swart Gladstone; our trusty and well-beloved Sir Archibald Gal.ovay, Knight Commander of our most Hon. Order of the Bath, and Major- General in our Army in the Eat Indies, Chairman of the Court of Directors of the East India Company, or the Chair man of the Court of Directors of the Rut Indite Citrepny for the time being ; Sir Richard Westsnacott, Knight; Sir Charles Lyell, Knight, President of the Geol,gieal Society of Loudon, or the President of the Geological Society of Lon don fir the time being; Thomas thrive, E q , Charles Bury, Esq., Thomas Bosley, E q., Eichard Cobden, Esq., William Cabin, Esq., President of the Institution of Cod Eagiseen, or the President of the Institution of Civit Engi neers for the time being; Choirs Lock Esstlake, Esq., Thomas Field Gibson, E-q., Jol.n Gott, E q ,Simu. IJt nes Loyd, Esq., Philips Posey, and Wiliam Thompson, Esq , greeting. Whereas the Society for the Promotion of Arts, Msr.u. faster s, and Commerce, ineorp-.rated by our royal charter, of which our most dearly beloved Consort, the Prince Albert, is president, have of law years instituted anowl exhibitions of the works of British art and industry, and have proposed to establish an enlarged Exhibition of the the of Industry of all Nations, to be hoiden in London in the year one thousand eight ; hundred and fifty-onc, at which prizes and medals, to the value of at least twenty thonsaed pounds sterllog shall be awarded to the exhibitors of the most meritorious works then brought forward; and have invested in the names of our right trusty and entirely beloved .c.,unn Spencer Jelsno Alwyae Marquess of Northampton; our right trusty and right weil-beloved cousin and councillor George Wirism Frederick Earl of Clarendon, knight et our most noble Order of the Garter; our trusty and well-beloved Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart.; and James Courthope Peache, Eq., the Clllll of twenty thousand pounds, to be awarded in pries anti medals as aforesaid ; and have appointed oar trusty and well betived Arthur Kett Barclay, Esq. ; William Cotton, Esq., Sir John William Lubbock, Bart. ; Samuel Morton, Pew, Esq. ; and Baron Lionel de Rothschild, to be treasurers for all receipts arising from donations, subscriptions, or any other source, on behalf of, or towards the said exhibition ; our trusty and well beloved Peter le Neve Foster, Joseph Payne, and Thomas Winkwortb, Esqrs., to be the treasurers for payment of all executive expenses ; and our trusty tad well beloved Henry Cole, Charles Wentworth Dia*, the younger, George Drew, Francis Fuller, and Robert Stepen. son, Ego., with our trusty and well-beloved Matthew Digby Wyatt, Esquire, as their secretary, to be an executive committee for carrying the said exhibitioa into effect, under the directions of our meet dearly beloved consort. And whereas the said society for the Promo- tion of Arts, Manufactures and Coramtree have re. Dented unto us that, is carrying out the objects proposed by the said exhibition, many questions may arise regarding the introduction of productions into our kingdom from our colonies and from fortign countries ; also regarding the site for the said exhibition ; and the best mode of conducting the mid exhibition ; likewise nording the determination of the nature of the prizes, and the means of securing the most impartial distribution of them; and have also besattibt us that we would be graciously pleased to give our sanction to this undertaking, in order that it may ban the confidence, not only of all classes of oar subjects, bat of the subjects of foreign countries. Now koow ye that we, considering the premise, sad tensely desiring to promote the proposed exhibition, which is calculated to be of great benefit to arts, agriculture, manufacturer, and commerce, and reposing gnat trust and confidence In your fidelity, discretion, and integrity, ban authorised and appointed, and by these presents do authorise and appoint, you, our most dearly beloved Consort Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel Doke of Saxony, Primo of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, you, Walter Francis Doke of Bucoleuch and Qseensberry, William Earl of Rome, Granville George Earl Grenville, Francis Earl of Ellesmere, Edward Geoffrey Lord Stanley, John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell), Sir Robert Peel, Henry Lsboackere, William Ewan Gladstone, Sir Archibald Galloway, or the chairmein of the Court of Directors of the East India Company far the time being, Sir Richard Westmacott, Sir Charles Lycll, or the preatdent of the Geological Society for the time being, Thomas Bsring, Charles Barry, Thomas Easley, Richard Cobden, Wilhite.' Cubitt, or the president of the institution of Civil En gineers for the time being, Charles Lock Eastlake, Themas Field Gibson, John Gott, Samuel Jones Loyd, Philip Posey, and William Thompson, to make full and diligent inquiry into the beet mode by which the productions of our colonies and of foreign countries may be Introduced into our king dom, me remote the most imitable site for the exhibition, the general seeded of the said exhibition, and also Into the best mode of determining the nature of the prises, and of securing the most impartial distribution of them. And, to the and that oar royal will and pleasure in the said insole, May be duly pentecuted, and with expedition, Tx/3 rt t +., ... LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1850. we tanker, by these unseats, will mid command, and do hereby give fall power and authority to you, or any three or more of you, to nominate and appoint sunk several persons of ability as you may think at lobe local conuaissioners, in such parts of our kingdom, and in foreign parts, as you may think fit, to aid you in the premises; which said local commis alba 011er 5, or any of them, shall and may be removed by you, or any three or more of you, from time to time, at your will and pliant's, fall power and authority baing hereby given to yau, or any three or more of you, to appoint others in their places respectively And furthermore, we do, by these presents, give and grant to you, or any three or more of you, full power and autho rity to call before you, or soy three or more of you, all such persons as yon shall judge nerresauy by whom you may be the better informed of the trut► of the premises, and to in• quire of the premiets, mad every part thereof, by all lawful ways and means whatsoever, And our further will and pleasure is that, for the purpose of aidinc you in the execution of these prenei.ea, we hereby appoint our trusty and well-beloved John Scott Russell and Stafford Henry Northcots, Mgrs., to be j ant secretaries to this our commission. " " And for carrying into effect what you shall direct to be done in respect of the s.id exhibition, we hereby appoint the sdd Henry Cole, Charles Wentworth Dike, jun., George Drew, Francis Fuller, and Robert Stephenson, to be the enecnive committee in the premises, and the said Matthew Digby Wyatt to be secretary Mae said executive committee. Ar.d our further will and pleasure is that you or any three or more of you, when and so often se need or occasion shall require, so .ong as this our commission shall continue in force, do urn to u, in writing, under your hands and seals respectively, all and every of the several proceedings of yourselves had by virtue of three presents, together with such other matters, it any, as may be deserving of our royal consideration touching or concerning the premises. Aid, ',tidy, we do by these presents ordain that this our commission shall continue in full force and virtue, and that you, our said commissioners, or any three or more of yen, shall nisei may, from time to time, and at any place or places pr occed in the extuvioes thereof, sad of every matter and thing therein contained, although the MUM be not continued from time to time by adjournment. Given at OurCuirt at 8% James, thir third day of January, 18.50, in the thirteenth year of Our ?rim:. By her Majesty's command, G. GREY. Fontiort-orricr, J. 4.—The Queen has been plowed to appoint John Barton, 8.q., now British Vier comarl at Callao, to be her 31.jesty's Consul at that port. WAR-OFFICE, Jaw. 4. 7th Reit. of Dreg. Gds.—Veterinary-Sorg. G. from Sid Lt. Drage., to be vetertnary-aurg., vice fiardiner, who exch. 3rd Li. Drag. '1 eterinary-surg. 11. C. R. a:madame, from the 7th Drag. Olds., to be veterinary-ourg., vice Edlin, who each. 14th R. gt. of F.—Capt. T. MeLaaw nexus, from 31st F., to be apt., vice Blundell, who exchange... 13th F.—Ens. A. Toon, to be lieut., by mar., vice Boyle, prom. in Ilth Foot. 31,1 F.—Capt. W. BLOID.LL, from 14th F., to be apt., vice Farmer, who euehangr•. 119th F.—Lieut. W. Boma, from 13th F., to be apt., by put., vice Crawford. who retires. Sol West India itegt.—km. J. IIAtUV to be lieut., wahmit put., vice Roberts, dec. 111. Canadi in Rifle Regt.—Lieat. T. C. Brawler, from 11.. p. 51th F., to be Rent , vice Can, prom.; Era. J. IL Bugs to be lieut., by pur., vice Bunbury, who retires. BANKRUPTS. HENRY EDWARD TVI.I, New Cavendish-street, Mary!e bony, saitlinfr. JoNre DIXoN, Liverpool, ;nom. WILLIAM I'AULDIO, Holyhead, Actaeon, hotel•keeper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JAvre SITTIG:I. StudylNA, Olu6•w, TwnwAs BARLOW, Glasgow, fi-ewotk artist. JAMIS Lutur , Ralligtntoo, Dumlries-shire, cattle dealer. ter the Week aiding Dec.. 13.184.9. 1/LINIEBT. Goroiromont Debt—. 111,01f..1e0 Otter Scve-in 2.964.94 v Gold Coln and Bunks 12.9. 1.233 maw bullion 217.1/77 130.321,310 R. Goenunt nt SeeurlUes . 111;4147Cii:Uri"ZIN t.tu4.o) I Other Secatitlea Notes ........ 12.011.61 U 0414 awl tither Cola 777.443 C13X18,347 Y. 111.111glIALL.Ch et ca•Ehr. from 961 to 97, closing at the latter figure. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. opened and closed at 961, but were done in the interval at I and 4. A French company, constituted as a " Societe en Comniandite," under the firm of Jacob Brett, Toche, and Co., has just been prejected for the purpose of forming a submarine communication between Freres and England by means of the electric telegraph. The capital proposed to bo raised is 750,000 francs (30,00014, in 0.060 shares of 125 francs (el.) each. In return for the advantages which be will derive from the prosecution of the scheme Mr. Jacob Brett treaders to the company : firstly, the right of using, on this line, the peculiar means for which he has ob tained patents in France and England; secondly, the decree of the French government which grants to him the exclusive right, subject to certain conditions, of transmitting by electric telegraph all messages across the channel, for the peeled of ten years, dating from the time of the completion a the line ; and thirdly, the authorization obtained from the English government to establish the said telegraph en our side of the °hamlet. The contractor of the line is Mr. Brett, who undertakes to complete the estabishment for the fixed price of 4,10,000 francs (18,0001.), which includes the constructing and laying of the line from coast to coast, the pur chase of ground, construction of buildings, materials, salary of engineers, law expenses, eze. The electric line is to consist of seven wires capable of simultaneously transmitting seven distinct messages to or from the different continental lines, and pro vidcd with separate sets of electric apparatus for printing the communications: the patentee also gua rantees that his telegraph shall, by the aid of a single wire and of two persona only (the one stationed in France, the other in England) be capable of printing in clear Roman type, and on paper, 100 messages of fifteen words each, including addresses and signa tures, all ready for delivery, in 100 consecutive minutes. According to the terms of the contract the sum of 450,000 f. will be paid to the contractor, of which he will receive 62,500 f. (2,5001.) on beginninz the works, and the rest one month after the perfect completion of the line demonstrated by the regular transmission of despatches. The affairs of the company, it is pro- vide d, will be conducted entirely in France. We come now to the remunerative prospects of the scheme. It is stipulated that after deduction of all charges and expenses the annual receipts of the com pany will be applied—first, to the payment of six per cent. interest to the shareholders; and secondly, to the reimbursement annually of 10 per cent. of the capital, or 600 shares, which will be drawn for by lottery. Mould the annual receipts exceed what is suffi cient for these purposes, the balance will constitute the net profits : of this, three per cent. will be allowed to each of the two managers (MM. Brett and Tuche), and when the amount of these net profits for the year attains the sum of 300,000 francs (12,0000 their allowance will be raised to five per cent. The remaining amount will ba divided into 14,000 parts, to be represented by as many "beneficial shares," of which 6,000 will belong to the subscribers of capital, and 8,000 to Mr. Brett in compensation " for his patents and privileges, transferred to the com pany." It will be noticed that, by the above arrange- ment, Mr. Brett is apparently not entitled to any direct compensation or remuneration for his "patents and privileges," until the shareholders ha--e received the preferences specified above, which are seated to be equivalent to about 16 per cent.; also, that by meats of these "beneficial shares," the subscribers will still have a claim, even after reimbursement of the capital, to participate in the nett profits, should any ouch accrue. This, however, we cannot help re garding as a very , problematical contingency, and one which no practical man will allow for a moment to enter into his calculations, or influence his ci:urae of proceeling. Should no difficolty be experienced in raising the capital, &c., it is contemplated that the line will be completed by the end of May next; the time allowed by the French government decree is the Ist of Septemner, 1850, by which per Led all the preparatory experiments are to be concluded. The duration of the company is fixed at 50 years. A pros ieo is added, which will be satisfactory to iatending subscribers, inasmuch as it dimin'shes the ameunt of risk : it is to the effect that if, upon expe riment, the transmission does not satisfactorily suc ceed, the amount of the subscription deposited with the company's bankers will be returned to the holders of scrip, minus ten shillings per share, which, pursu ant to the terms of the contract, will go in payment of the sum allowed to Mr. J. Brett as indemnity, and also in payment of all expenses of every description incurred by the company. In this case the French government stipulate that their contract with Mr. Brett shall be annulled, leaving them at liberty to treat with any other party. It may be mentioned t :at it is the opinion of com petent persons that no two pints in the Channel appear to (ff. r such perfect exemption from any liabidty of accident or disturbance (from anchorage, &c.), as the points chosen, namely, a point between Dover and Folkestone on the English coast, and Cape Orin.: on the French coast. We have devoted some apace to the exposition of the schi me, as detailed by its projectors, because the question of electric communication between this country and the continent is undeniably one of deep interest. It is to be lamented, however, that the scheme has not been introduced before the English public in a more English dress. MM. Brett and Tochii apparently find at necessary to invite our coun trymen to risk capital in the undertaking, and yet they require the entire management of the company's affairs to be carried on in France. This policy of itself is not calculated to attract cap. tal from this country, where there exists a widely-spread, and we cannot say unfounded, distrust at the present time of the safety of invest- I menta of this description on the continent. Illiberal as this objection may appcar, it will nevertheless not be found inoperative, and therefore we think it would both redound to the advantage of the projectors and add to the fairness of the scheme if they would make such an alteration in the regulations as would obviate the objection, by giving subscribers on this side the Channel more control over the affairs of the company than they at present appear likely to obtain. This sug geetion, of course, will only apply in case the numerical proportion of the English subscribers should entitle them to demand the adoption of some inch measure. But, so far as we can understand, foreign sub.cribers will scarcely hold a more advan tageous position, the entire control possessed by the shareholders over the management of their money befog limited to the appointment of three auditors every two years at a public meeting of the holders in Paris. This feature of the scheme quite destroys its character as the undertaking of an associated body, and induces us to consider it rather in the light of an effort on the part otitis projectors to obtain a loan of 30,0004 on their personal security, they un dertaking to pay the shareholders six per cent in terest on their money, and to pay off the principal es soon as they can, all out of the anticipated profits of tho so-called company's operations; the contractors of the lean also agreeing to allow the lenders the pro portion of three-sevenths of the net profits, after re payment of their capital, should the enterprise prove so remunerative as to meet all these charges. Without at all wisting to throw disparagement on the scheme, we must say that the above seems to us to be the actual substance of the proposals of MM. Brett and Toche. Should the suggestions which we have thrown out be acted upon, we should then be enabled to speak in much more encouraging terms of the conditions of the scheme than we feel ourselves au thorised to do at present. Nevertheless, looking at the smallness of the amount required, as com pared with the magnitude of the result to be attained, and consider ing also the great number of persons to whom spe.dy communication between this country and the conti nent is of the utmost im and many of whom will therefore be induced to embirk in the undertak ing even without any expectation that it will prove a profitable commercial speculation, we entertain little doubt that the scheme will arrive at actual expo riinent. 1.2013AN0118 AND ISTOOKB ABROAD. Savanna. Jam 2.—Loan, 1640, Five par Cents., 96; Dino, 1942, Five per Cents., AU; DittglB4B,Five per Ceuta., ; Ditto,lB44, Four and.a.Half per Cents., 881 ; Ditto, 1336, Four per Cents., 81 ; Ditto, 1928, Three per Cents. 854; Ditto, of tho City, 1843, Five per Cents, 931. Fachangs cm Leaden, 25471. Mansanaw JAM. I.—Active Debt, Twoanti.a-Half par Cent., 55 881; Dittc:, Three per Cents., 844 441 ; Ditto, Four per Cents., 841 t 4 ; Aortal hynd., Thrte-mid.a.ll•2 per Cents., 841 841; COO India Loan, Four per Cents., 831 834; gpaaish Five per Cents., 12 1 21; Ditto, Three per Cents., 774 371; Au s trian Five per Cents., 81 1 82; POCLUPIIIIO Three per Cents., 831351 a. Frelianges : on Lon don, 12; two months, 11.93; Hamburg, 114.93; two months, 34.75. This bring New Year's Day, very little business was done on 'Change The tunes in general were Measly, the Portuguese only being at • de preciation in consequence of IMINSTSI reallaatkm• She Peruvians rose 1 per cent. higher. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocic. The general impression created by the favourable nature of the Board of Trade returns, published this waning in the Daily News, contsibutcd to strengthen the confidence of speculators for a further rise in the English funds, which ac cordingly took place at the commencement of business to-day. Consols opened at 97 buyers, and were next done at 971, when a re-action took place, consequent upon the " Bulls " realising pro fits, and the prick: fell to 96;, at which they are last marked, being at this moment quoted 97 ex dividend for the 16th instant. The Three per Cent. Reduced were first done at 97, then at 971, and last at 97. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 94, 4, t, and lut 981. Exchequer Bills have advanced Is. to-day, they mark 595. and 625. prem. Back Stock, 2031 and 2044. Considerable animation prevails in the foreign market, and most deseriptious are in good demand at fully previous rates. Peruvian and Buenos Ayres bonds have improved considerably in value, the former having touched 64, and the latter 49. Dealings have taken place in Portuguese Converted at 371, and in Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 86. The sc:ual business includes: Buenos Ayres, at 461, 49, and 48. Danish Three per Cents., at 731. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Mech. at 551 and ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851 and 86. Grenada, at 16t. Mexican, at 29: and I. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 621, 64, and 63. Portu guese Converted, at 364 and 371. Five per Cent. Spani:,h Actives, at 194; the Three per Cent., at 371. Venezuela, at 294; ditto Deferred, at 94. 111 , ;GL1SII_PUIID& Hank Stack. teat 44 3 par Ct. Red. knee.. $7 3 per Ct. Con. Anna.. I 3 per Ct. Co.. Ace.. Pr 3t per Cto 98; I kat:lnoue: DLu. Ws. to 625. _ • YOBEIGN leNeln. 3 per Ct. Auetrian Bond; 1 per Ct. Grenada Lk., 14 44 per Ct. litig. Dead; 88 90 Oninada Deferred Bela, 39 4 19 per Cent.. 6 per Ct. Mei, 1846.20 e 4 6 prr Gt. Brunt= 13•13. • M 9 6 per Ct. Perartui Ma. 61 2 Ditto New, 2.6 8 ronoeueee Cone.. 16 T She I. Duane Azree. 448 pis Ct. Buy. lila. 109 11 Ditto (Tinian P. 14., 96 100 Ditto Ppard.b lab.. 199 i Ditto Lolwob. Dd. DJ.., 3 per Ct. epanish &la . 371 4 Cellar! Lin Dquador 8d... 314 dimiltn Defernzi Ude., per Ct. li.npih Ms.. 724 liltto Pandas 1.1b.,39 4 29 per Ct. Dutch lac, 639 i 2 per Ct. Venezuela Ms. 28 Y) 4 per tn. Bind tart., t 4 6 Venezuela Deferral 1id0...82 0$ MINCING-LANE.—TIII6 DAY. Bnoas.-1 he public sales of 5,000 bags Mauritius and 1,500 byte Bengal, sold with spirit, the rot mer at 6d. deem., the la:•er at very frll prie e. Mauritius yellow, Ms. Gd. to 401. ; extra fine, 41s. to 41e. 6d. Becgal, white Senores, 404. to 41e. fid. The market elf ea for the week with a firm appearance. Refined remains ateady. Grocery lumps, 491. 6d. to 61s. - - CorFEE.—We have to quote a further adverse; SOO blip sold in public sale at 57e.; a few lots, 561. 6d. ; and • few lots, 575. 6d.; plant►tion Ceylon also sold at rather higher vies. SALTPETRE.-900 balm chi. fly sold ie public sale, refrac tion . to 6i at 2Gs. 6d. ; refraction 3i bought in at 271. to 27.. 61. St ices.--S0 boxes sold from 9Ss. to 1055., which were see ter.'ay's prices ; 450 bops sold steadily in ruble tale at 5/1. to 5/d. per lb., which were full prices; 60 cases Nutmegs sold from 2s. 6d. to 341 4d. COTTON.—The market is firm, but not much doing. Rum remains ; proof Leeward', 11. 41d. tole. sd. TEA.—TUI snide cautions* very achve, and prices are asain rather higher; common Canton quoted from Mt to 104 d. per lb. In oths r article' no material alteration. The following arc the (dB itil deb', rite in the United Kingdom for the I i m 0 0 ,1,. (Ming sth December, 1949, with the increase and de. creese compared with 1049 i &lOW 273,341 tons, being an Owen., of 14,213 t.•ne. Coffee Cocoa 9,972,740 lbs. „ an iocrca•e of 2.4,759 lbs. Tea Spirits—Ram 2,094,940 gals. „ Incre3ee of 41,452 galls. Brandy 2,003 31:3 inere: wof 334,305 galls. Geneva 24,693 galls. ~ increase of 2,914 galls. Wiwi all carte Fruit Cur- 6,030,242 pits. „ increase of 105.603 pits. - rants 397,708 mtt inereav of 53,815 ewir. Fir Rambla...— 170,713 ewts. „ decrease of 23,354 cwt.. Tallow ClIgA Lives 70,619 lba, decrease of 4,621 lbs. Cinnamon Pimento TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The mark.t to day is firm. Quotetiots range as fellows: Pot rs , •arg Y. C. on the pp% 384. 34. ; JAnuary to March, 39e. 31. to 39e. 63.; October to Dr, cember, 395. to 395. id. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Priem nominally as hot day: nothing dons at Meaty minutes put two.—Ships at market, 108. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. But little additicn was made this morning to the supply of Wheat, either by land-carriage samples from the near counties, or " free on Cosrd " offers from toe coast. The return to mi'd wet weather has not bee n a about its irfluence upon the trade, the demand him; languid in the extreme, and Monday's rates barely supported. In fo reign Wheat but little h•eeitess was transacted, and prices underwent no alteration. Barley wee a dragging trade, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. Oats were in very limited request. and the quotatems of Monday last were barely maintained. Beans and Peas very dull, and easier to purchase. aIUiIiALS 114T0 LONDON FROM 31st DEC. TO 4th JAN. COL English. geoteh. Iruih. Foreign. "twit ... I 1160 Barlay ....—. ....... 1140 I Osta MO SO A) Plow. 3.830 suss; barrels. Salt, 4,330 gra. Lennox Assassin—Wheat, 445. ed.; Barley, 161. Id.; NW 17s. 941. ; Eye, —a. Od.; Beans, 20s. 441. ; Peu, 2Ps. Cd. iIIPEIUAL AVERAGES. Wheat.' Barlop.o6 Nov. 21 .„ 14/s lid l 2lle 51.17 e Der— 1 40e 34:136 1.1.101 & Rye. I Beams.' Nu► Pd l 24. CZ 29s 41.344 Td 441249 IG Ids 11l 30s 21 Fa :jig ' WI IF. iSe 43'39. Id 15 .„ 3114 94 264 94 164 Od 22e 0.; 274 IC 211/ 114 23 31111 91,234 •: 13e 9.1 21e DZ. 210 24;2134 114 29 ... 44;234 2.:1154 24i 9.1 264 11 d;29.4 01 web' Agg. Aver. 294 5.1 27• Od 164 21234 64 294 1499 - 17 ii Dore.—Wheat. Barley. Dab. Rte. Beans. sad PON, IS. Lee. 29. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Kean. Pattencien sad Smith report that the market re mains in the muse quiet state as fur some time put. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is small, but, owing to the weather being unfavourable for s'asehtcring, the trade is exceedingly dull, and Monday's prices are barely supported. The num ber of Sheep is a full ge for the time of year ; buyers are seem, and a reduction from Monday's quotations must be submitted to, to effect a clearance. An snivel of foreign Calves (the only foreign stock since Monday) has caused a reduction in price in this department, with a slew trade. From Germany and Holland there are 111 Calves; Scotland, 220 Beasts; Leicester, Lincoln, and Northampton, 100 Besets ; and 122 Mitch Cows from the limns Counties. 1.6 of Sea a. a 5. 0. Per M 04. 5. ous et 31 0. s. 0. OM = era , . 3 1 4 0 Dot Pne.ll4lf..bas. 'Oh 00 0 0 11ia... 3 3 10 Belt Lose-wooll 3 6 3 3 will ..2 3 4 Das do. deers 3 4 2 Iwo and secoa I quahty 3 II 3 4 rue 114•1 Dalai liall-bride 4 4 2 Lambs .... _ ... BOW a 4 market. 808; Sheep awl Laml; 4.610; Halts, BO; 1180.333. Prim.__ Nov. 24. Dee. I. Dee. e.l Dec.l3. Dec. 22.' . 40 b 1 $9 4 ... ... ... ... 7 1 I .... I ... ••• ... 39 4 ... .- ". I'L ... ._ . 38 9 ... 1 =.. " l 811 9 LEEDS, Jaw. 3. Brown-ElOnatren.—Thera has bean Considerahly more badness doss this months, than yesterday. Priors are almost sta tionary with a tendency hoverer rather down .. rd s 'ban upwards. Quotations :—East Lancashire. 111. lie. :d.—Londort and North Wastere, Ill—Midland stock, 444—Shetheld. Rotherham, and Oode, las. dia.—Borth litalSordsture, 101 dis.—North Wasters. I it dm. BRISTOL, Jan. 3. livominomemom—Tbe market was not very active, bat prim matinee& firmer. The priatipal dealings were in the moll shame et the Great Western Company : the Quarter Sham, left suet 111, sea the New 171. alarm et 7i, Mill" eat improvement on the edema leekeunmmieeetyamereay. Them men the only kind. of stock which say plme. YORK, Jos. 3. BToca Zzaamnis.—Grest Northers, 71; York, Now coat* dad Benda. 143 ; do. a @wreath Estes or, ; Yak and North Midland, li; do. Prelim., Ile. BANK Or ENOLAX 1,.,. or 4 Nolo limed /30.323 310 11•111110.1 SI Proprietors* Chpl:al —.Z1113;0 Rao Pablo Dtporta nrlaL Melte.... Nit.. lash. Cenn a( Natter' Dahl. d 111 v. Amu.) 10.104.01 Other Depnat. 0.3.4.14 -*study aadotbsr lllW 1.ke.:1031 13148.247 Jan. 3. 13ZA POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS ])AY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. FOLISK Reel:Gem —J. Wacisleseski, a Polish refugee, was charged with baring threatened to do some badly injury to Mr. C. Sculmewski, the secretary to the Anociation ct the Friends of Poland. The complainant stated that yesterday the defendant came with another Pole, who was hell to bail yesterday after noon for an assault on complainant, to receive an answer to an appliestion made to the association Lr relief the day before. Witness teld them to return in an hour, and fearing from the prisoner's previous csuf uct towards him that he should have ;an an. pleasant meeting, took the precaution of havin2 • constable in attendance. On the return of the prisoner and the other Pole, he rcad, In writing, the answer to their ap plication. The defendant, on hearing the decision, began to abuse witness its the most violent and disgusting terms, while the other Pole pushed him about with great force. The cos stable came to his assistance, and took the latter into cus tody. The other P..les was no sooner taken to thestation-house then the pritoueroasing the most violent gestures, threatened to do for him (witness) as soon as a c .uvenitnt opportunity presented itself. Witness having every reason to believe that he would carry this threat into effect, left the house and mune to this court for protection. The prisoner had been as-isted by the association a number of times; em ployment had been got for him, but in consequence of his and loose habits ho never kept a situation more than a day or so. The society thereon, did not feel themselves bound to relieve him any further. The prisoner, who deniel using the language imputed to him by the complainant, wss held to bail, himself in 251., and two sureties in 251. etch, to keep the peace for six mouths. Tnz NAvioAnos LAWS.—The ezemple of the British parliament in freeing commerce and navigation from every restriction is about to ba followed by the SArdinian government. The council of musters at Turin has prepared • bill by which all the restrictions at present imposed upon British veisels arriving at the ports of Sardinia are to be re moved, and they are to be placed in every respect upon Os same footing as natianal mewls. This bill was about to be submitted to the Camber of Representatives fir approval. —Tim.s. REDUCTION OT RENTS.—We are ratified to learn that El:et Warburton, Esq., the talented author of " The Crescent and the Crass," has, in consideration of the peculiar pressure of the present year, most kindly authorised his agent to give an abatement of 251 per mat. on the year's rent, due 29th September, 1849, to his unante in thenbiniti, In the barony of Ida, in this county, on their paying their ba lances then due on or before the 17th of March, 1850.—Ifil *elegy Moderator. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY Eva/4[x°. The half-yearly meeting of the South Sea Company was held at the South Sea-house to-day. The accounts showed :the income for the half-year to be 156,3511. Os. 4d., and the expenditure, in eluting the interest on South Sea Annuities (amounting to 88,5954 9s. 10d.), 91,6621. 6e. 3d., leaving a balance in hand of 64,6891. 3s. Id., which would allow of the payment of a dividend of It per cent., and leaves a balance in hand of 3901.85. 7d. The chairman, in moving the decla ration of the dividend, stated that during the halt sear 15,4621. had been sold oat of the Three per Cent. Consols at 92t, producing 14,352., and re invested in South Sea stock at 102, the amount of such stock so purchased being 14,0001. The dividend was declared, and thanks being voted to the chair man, the meeting separated. Acidness in the English funds was continued yes terday by various members of the Stock Exchange after the closing price of the day had been officially published, when the priori of Consols rose to 96/ to 1. At this figure they were first called to-day, and so remained without any variation until about the close, when they were done at 961, the highest price marked, and closed oel to 97 ex dividend for the opening. The Threo per Cent. Reduced were done [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tuts Day, Two O'CLOCK. The market for shares opened good this morning, and the prices paid were in several instances in ad vance of the highest ra'es of yesterday. The market, hrwever quickly sympath'sed with the retrograde movement of Consuls, and the qrotations at present ruling are not quite so good es they were earlier in the day. North btaffords have been buyers at 91 dia. York and North Midlands are a sh ale less firm than yesterday. For London and South Westerns the market is very firm, and the 1001. stork has been transacted at 611. South Ea-terns are also good at 191. Though rot much is doing in French lines, the market is fi rm, and Boulogne and A m i ens h ave touched 8 1 . Rouen and Havre, on the other hand, are not so good as yesterday, and mark 9. RIITTSSII RAILWAYS,. (:wsiugpri Yesterday. ales toolay up to 1 o's!aok. ~ ... Do. icv.ratera Asikyt.Not.,BookE..in.l runts k Hoots Ext. (EU. West. perpetual o.('Ll ??kryikan . xUzfordlone 10 Ili I slfs. I dis. psr TallZl7pi.;;;rtVivar7 De. •dtnout a guaranter litinn.Wd.v.i• Stour Valley Dm., Viola., and Dudley salledutypd.,or withguar. _ Do. without& gmarantese 23 27 22 24 9 9i 100 331 1 1 171 St. 124 10 Bc;tca,iitan,7ldßZ; 'Bristol and Uttar „. 121 Do. 1 !here.... 10 Do. glo Preferenstreg $0 Cheater and 11,34 had .. IS Do. Preference 40 Dublin and Beast June.,. 23 Neat An:l%m 18 Ds. ((ill E. iin.) 31 D0484.10:14 p. Ct. Pre: 20 &stem Cm:the 10 Do. New Om 6p. Ct 61 Do. Eat., 6p. Ct., No.l 6,1 Do. do. N 0.2 30 Do. N. kE. 3 per Ct 43 Do. New ... 23 &Warn Union, wet A (late E. V. oh.) II Do. do. do. . 05 Do. clw B. and C. dote 20 Do. eat 0 , 0116 IL et.7l 23 Neat Lae:slurs 1 2.4 Do. New .. 1 61shares 23 East Lincoln/has 50 !Edinburgh and Glaittow. . 2212.xetar,TMril, & 211. man an I fr.:mouth 20 Great frkrtheru Do.l shares, /I,qeferted 121 SO iOti 4 i pls. 2 4 pat. L 6 34 Cs 13 di* N 17 1 11 711 74 9 1 , 0 1 !! 3 .. die. 1 1 7 e 1 1 rm. 6 i i+m• :r Pm 4 6 pm. 41 5 3 4 17 lb Ili 12 113 I2i 26 29 27 29 cif& 12/ die. 3t 3 3, -- 51 $ elf. Do. 5 per Cent. Pret.... 2i .Ge. 33.80uth. and West. (lm.) 39 32 Great North of Ifsgpeam... 47 132 Do. New, £lO ... 50 64 pm. Do. New, *JO .„ 341 40 I,m. Do. New, .15 ,19 20 pm. Greet Western Is 53 Da shares... 26i 17i Da *tares 11 11 the Do. r .he 101 11 De. New, gli .„ „. 71 die. Ball and bribe $9 109 Do. e share 404 .9e Do. j shame.- 9 10 pm. 'meaner and CarUale 49 31 Do. Thirds - 2d par and imemilre Do. do. IL B. It B. Do. do. ... ... 4S 43 dia. Do` a tu bare a a 6 ... 23 21 d Do. earn 11r, 101 du. Ds. 7 dla. lito.lbtrds 11 ICI dm. Do. Now irua. :1 7 pm. Dm Liverpool and Bury , Dm West 4144.1ag Gum j 7$ 6f dia. Do. Preston and Myna 506 48 3 Da. shams (A) ... 6 7 pm. Ueda sad end— 99 101 1A46 ar.d Third' " . 7 9 Do. Pref. 6 LOmi . l6e.l! 1 11 .111. Do. Na 4 4 dia. Do. Do. N 0 .3 2 Do.Quartas 1846 7 par et 1 dla London awl Blackwail -. $3 3 Len., Brighton, &8. Coati i 77$ 194 Do. 7earNs dua.6 p.Ct. 1324 134 Do. gu-rauteed 3 p. CC. lateCroydonTbirda... 10 101 Da Pref. 6iper Cent-- 55 67 Do.Connt. S 1...C..,1852 56 33 Landon and Greenwich .. 10 11 Do. Preference .—. 22 23 London a North-Neaten 1101 1114 Do. do. New j abaft,— 11 sm. Do. Pins ••• . • I Do.RIO ali.,M.midB.(o, la 11 pm. Landon t sauth-Weatera 60 61 Do. New, i5O 201 194 cr.s. Do. New s A:10 u IS db. Do. Preference 7 p.Cent 1$ 2 pm. Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent. 14 15 Eaut.,andMatlook 41 4f die blanch.,blief.attLineolnala 12 64 Do. guru, Na 1 ... 111 14 al. Do. share!, No. 2 ... 41 Do. awes. No. ..• Do., New ill.) Pref. .. 6 ~ Do., Great Grismby I 6 Do. do. ... ... 16 13 dia. Do. do. . ' ... 10 9 dia. Do. Mier:and Lincoln.- 21 19 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 4 6 Do. Lincoln Union .../ 3$ 3 dim 44 43 2l 22 dia. 20 33 124 173 33 60 Do. Aso •hari; Do. Dina. sod Derby Do. 13. and P. 6 0. Cent ' Do.ErewailiValleynet. 'Midland Gt.Wiatarn (Ire) Do. New .120 Lo. Cuaran. S perCL lb. Guar/m.si y.i 4.. t... North Brideh Do. Do. Prvieronee Wirth Eitait mlrhln ... Read., ui:d., mud Reigitel ktoystan r.nd Harlin .1 Scottiob Cenuul Scottioh Midland ... ~ehraß~_ 4'irm., Ctw Do., Von B fe., New Ouuraeteed... Shrewsbury and Chose* floe. W. Do. uswestry Do. New—, _ _ 23 26 14 13 clls. :i 1 1:1 1 11 3 Do. 8 i;;Zw;;: ri;r. Ittropebtre Unite !South Devon .Tho. Preference :loath Sterfordshire... Rooth Eastern ... I De. No. Do. No.l .. I. '4o. I Regiet;;e4 Do. No. 4 Scrip ... :loath W:ece Pit (Pm. 10 91 Ws. 9 11 II 144 14 151 Pm ;& York., 1 , 0 n., it Goole.. 'nhetheld, Rotherham, and °ma, N. Ud. gua. S p.Ct. Waterford and litikenny. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua. 8 !4 4!8. ;' -- De. Wilt., nonieret, &W ern Terk.Mewcietle& Bemire Do.P.att York&Neeres. De. O.N.R. Puratme oi Preference Perk end North Milan& 7 dia. • n 11 9 eds. 1 Ws 13 13 • 6 S. Do. Preference I du. 10i i 7 ; 1 ; :Ai n 111 ?Si i I 11 inl i ll 71 I 614 1 4 446 Ti I dr. ise Ift :1 II 1$ 26 44 4 Si ils. 41 Si 711 I t I I dis. Pal 14 19 dig. I$ 171 9 81 du 3 1 4 dis. 17 18/ 31 die. 1 .1 I reltlloll iLmw.ora. Anst?-ltaliap (lab HAIL and Anatztan) Booking eal .. Canaria ktano• LVisrsoa: Loot iGrest Indio& Pentrzula do.. L.O i rg ... ... ... !Namur .„ "bather% of Prance erri;;;;;ai i;a 7 da - moz Nib aad Orleans Park and Btrubourg Hearn acd liana Samara mad Moue Tows and Nantes II i ths. 7} 7f 11. 14 I dis rm• 1 1 • 7•7: I / Zs: 7 I Ii di.. I 3 3C 32 2' 91 1d!. LIVERPOOL, Stoct-Excluxo..—Prices s Mn to teed lower.—Lan cattily, and Yorkshire (Consol.l. 56—Ditto (quarto' 'barest. II 6. MM litth shares), if d.—Ditto (X 32 sham', llt d.—Ditto (Nth awes, W.R.U.), id—Landon and North Winters. 110 —Ditty (Dew shores).l36. 94. p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and I.lnrotn (pref. shares). if —klialland. 44 c.—Dteco (4 sham). 224 en 94 - Id.—North Union (.t). 231 i—south lowborn and Dow inow No. 2, 161 13 d.—Tort. Newesgle and llorwick iU. N. E., 6 per cent. till '3O), 4) (I.—Dutch Rhenish, 614. MANCHESTER, Jan. 3. Ilvocs-Ixasaxos.—There was a brirker market, sad prices improve' alightlT. London sad Nerte We.teto thane were done at 110 1 and ; Nest Maws wars dune at 61 die.; sad Meth Milford, at 10 1-16 dia. BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 3. eroot-Ixozepros.—This market was more asietalsi te. day, and Oa a were decidedly in adrence. 'Of North RAW, t Wert quotations were IC to 14 as 4 Worotatet and Buiftelre Casale were dose at 431. , • ✓an. 3. 71 tle it WI 7 li die. M I F" Rev. rtw 4L INN. du& ism& cad r I. of T. i . .... 1. I, • ~'U I Ohio ... rt