The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-28 00:00:00

• • a. // A - Ttt gort%% LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1850. No. 1,068.1 [THREEPENCE. AIINERALOOT.—KINGI3 COLLEGE, Laedon. r, 44aer TENNANT, CONIMICE the 31SO)N ~ of Au CtllltflE, towitsUng of TIN LEt7Vattiam lIINERA. / 0 , tritb a Oro to facilitate dr Nadi of Osulogy, mod of the ap. F .srusi 4 Nam' Sublessors la the . Arta. They trail b. Illustrated 6 • es mare torretton of speslemas. The Lectures trill been on •Lt4T MOP-XING. Jae. 30, at I item*, sna will be son ata efeemultag Wedaeeday at the ewes beez.—Tee W. JILT, D.D., PrialipaL XEWERY and PUBLIGHOUSES in the MID LAND COUNTIES —kr. MABOIf Is brifuld by do le eau by _IPS111•111_ .1111•IfT S di = ItI p=... IIBOLD Bit i=ezie nVilldf sod i•••=llol. l=l=memis sibris aimr % is of Ur hot issortptiV ene. upwasis at LIAO lisords pie amono, 0.... i....... ....1ini orb ai wil roof ni ls o r m ymistor bum Wl.* of *fop de Is Ihs mithims - 11.ay pmeriss osmosillog r N ille f m = will AM this brovory as rollosily Itvaseolis sal soossor_dol biotsbosst.—Applisdloos from to be iamb to looks sad North Whams (dle.st the rate orl pro oast. par ass.) ll7 re 9 19 7f Midland (4. at the rate at 3 par lent par ass.) Ikea Isabers, 410 ( dkr. 6 per asst.) York and North Midland die. on. York Novara* sad Bain* (dtv. SOast. Omsk pry Son Thralls% Bank RAILWAYS. 09 7 13 10 Title DAT, Two o'Cuoct. The EV.are market is dull today, the amount of business being extremely small. Baturdn's prices are maintained for most lit es, with the exception of London and North Westerns, which have declined to 116 j, in consequence of a rumour set afloat that the forthcoming dividend will le at the rate of only 51 per cent. Great Westerns were first done at 66, and then advvr to 681, at which the hat trans action was effected. Midlands are quoted 44 to Caledonian, 11i to 12 ; Brightens, 86 to 1. French lines are without change. ',cur?* oak 26. " 97 I 001 (M. pad) II = Nader' dank. (224. 10a. paid) ndßankl7 04. Winters and Loyal Canal Company ll I Groot Sonthern and Western 2 Kr. 1111,110 X , 33, Boakinbary, Ler Asa LANRR LADIES ' COMPANION AT HOME D ABROAD. Mod by dm Lomas. Part I. will be or dr IM WWI, poke kerma sad inn% 11. isnalwatrest. E sold by ill booksellers d rovorsa ~:•,.., r 1,-; r 4 ,: • i . 11%11TRE GENERAL. LIFE ASSURANCE, • ANNUITY, And EAMILY INDOWNIF.NT ABSOCLVTION, La Mao. raVesep.iymact for Matteurce, ealculated aallatazpericEtai 11111..tl E-kits4,Pot,a.arel ti,t premium may rma.da tumald. RATIO re Mama CM nit Lim /11311,111 21 111, I t 3 31 41013 61,0 41 7 01.0711 INA:clem bediegratable bad &dm prommiy snmoga p. NAMED. Om patSONS of INDUSTRIOUS RADII'S, either is sr est of trade. say RRALISR • MODERATE INCOME iaide 4 .a bra rur 6 34 .21r.tica?ffs iI IE , CH T ft. Aß !;IiTLE LE ig RY Mop u - sssaase-4AT I.codsnhar li sut. e6. inTr doors hem Curnbill. W. axed nan.Les. to send 30 piset% CS 15.., SS 10s., N 15..; tom rr.,m kitten, per dorm Ins.. 15.., Ids. b. 11... Us. TO* stet a, t...arrt *harreners, ernes of desert knives, plated goods. he. a:. MUMS!" are excellent and eamoodesl, frees Is. opeords. .ar are ratan tad reticle strop sad pole lime Wes amt a•-• •• aunt x rifting phone, and the ladlea pronoaass W sewn so se nircialird. TABLE CUTLEBS, WARRANT/W.—Ms moat v.uiest massesant et CUTLERY t ths world, all sucked ons ILA, Ingss sod Berns)," nel inersated, i snare sell. , J a: WIWAV S. lIVRTISrs, 39, Oshed.stmet, corset siltow is..--dvels. sod 19:s. 1, ?Annssesstsn!t, I. prides that In nntusers: Z . ; only brtrereot Sb bromine sl the mkt& Ranch Im.y-handled t.o 4A1,01. WWII abooriors, I. pu doss; desert*, b.) notch, to trust*, Iw prr doom ems; cameo. is. 64. per pair ; target r ort. It 'Lot tre:portke. to 230. per dome; it extra am, oak .flyer ' '•'' • " " ' k:ruks, (poi ilk; W borne tab hair% ton iliperndeasp; I_R.. !• 44.irs.kpii1 Was - friTs—k .J. rem, ; cam's. to. ; table Keep, Goat 10. earn. It , 'tack al I.'..e.J.leaorrt knives aNilmta. fe area and adieu. aal at tar ars 1...4,15A airway, in calatcsae.—Entablialle.l is el•-•:•cet. A... 161... VENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. j: hams el the Mom sneftwonsd. balmll7 deatiar. to s:.::WILLIAM it MVEZOIrd Data Nippon and Bata) 811 0 W vs moo of Normananat, sod No. I, New tonenter. 'PeT seethe Is the weld, and console sash an nartment of ELNDEIint, RANGL% VIRE-IRONS, and GENERAL IROMMoIifiERT son cannot be appmeelat elsewUtie, ewe tar ninety, sonny, haste of or ea nteltems of wort. Lana" a:ale the ;Ma we a that low scale foe which his seta. b'shancLt hie Oen so sailler.ard for mom than a quarter century. Prat el.re• a .tb boozed mantas sad two sets of bars, St Ike.; $ with en. .:o , •etreiter.te and two sets of has, £3 Ina to twenty Farm; tarred wawa complete with standards. has 7s. to SS; stem; Mika from lac; ditto, with rich ormolu samosas, tem a 2 la to tea pal teas; leintrons, tram lc ad. ths est to te a Syl vester ad Ohm patent awes with radiating Mirth platen The sooty retuned be every ankle not mooned a. Detailed mamma wttli eseravais sot (psi poet) frem-Ilatabilabed I. Wahanest u. n u, GILT FRAMES made NEW in one Inward le were:, Wracking the warnare • ...a SMITH'S COLD . C.t. per bottle. GOLD rARNIttli, le. 61 mewl. :MCpore; or r be applied by way ode. M.P.( Thu-LIQUID , IN, vendee, o!d Tomo, pined artiele• as henutical vat WON so sew. tow and Medd, bIN SW emitting. LACK ER end 111101.2 E REVIVES. In 11,1., for whim any wet - dhe surtax.. -Pete sanutaanrer, slant. 111, Strand ,ezaet.r %twat, llowletk.atreet ; C.ty &p.n. Deanea, Lredanbrittee ; Appleby, [Who Itowear ; Colrain, Pantheon; .WII. tow tbernenade ; estate, Fnanneheniso; Verrlee„ retina% and Co., natant. PRESE.\IB FOR THE NEW YEAR PRE4E;CTS roa . _ I'KESENT.I COI utoftuts. raIsENTA FOR iniNik PRI:4MT/ FOR r Nam. PRESENTS FOR COtSINS. PRESENTS FOR THE AGED. PRERC4T6 FOR THE NERTOUS AND PARALTRED. PRESENTS allit THE NM AND BEDRIDDEN. The chaired and boa eithastaie 1M be the arproaeWas wawa to in arid, seretra4 yarair.eit, .!elc., Wan, lde 0. inndliten eak.,vt, le a per of be PIAN'TAGENE Gt AhD be.t miry handles, nip,: Mc Ranh, In an elegant boa, kick and key, price One Guinea; plat RI. rat!" ...tiaWitn;rietiab7eused in hed, in the dark, or re ship-board; and nil!, It tilt toe, Natty, aid tprrlltum, etcctu;d:r remove the blad rutin" the aid.. never diat'ed bef ,re can 'hart thento , .ror; awl the trietn•los I. -, perfect an.t safe, that even nu niat unud lady could shave a uck husband with facility. C. trik.W.titT Lx..i Co, potentan, 2Z, Marini-cross, London. bewail tire r tmitor nols of agents, kc., sent past ime. TIMITIMNIA In the dark or terlllabt. an a ND voy.4e, and during tk• nietenee of tßat ueae 4',...oaDCs• • bias I. the c,m.< na.cant of ..ickners, the new toren:int may be 1.... rd With perfect ....!ety."—Moredne Poet. It eat be , teed an bed. as a roiler.ay, o even to a !marriage on the tn.= vo Tbe overalls of *h .rizg Is elected an en inconeeir- shy short mem by the wet elgeld Q INITOIII. nib riarded ran* y TIM? epleeldkt Iseendes."—Leatet. diiHN SININITT, IS, Bishopeptimitreet-within, lusllT‘Rh It, haring Just returned fess Tar* solicits the ruction of the w.bility, gentry, and the silk{ to his tholes stock rt tarmaa ead hoolish manufsetused BOOTS and SHOE.", which be Daffiest amnia be equeed tor donative of design and quality, Lian torl?ltb!unitir soeksanship. J(.HN ILNIT! calls animation to $ entirely new proems to the of enamelled loather, whereby It Is rendered beautifu ll y r and pliable, ad e, so much chinned in Its mature as not to occasion 114 mut and inconvenience Iteneetl=eneoll on wwwinj2 ir ew b - ote and show ; they bear a beaatif regaining no b they Lk wit crick or become bud, and Milt wet better than any vier twit?. JoILS *I3CCITT W. this opportunity of returning thanks to his r =Mai patrons for their kind 'appal% and further solicits the i - 44erus of their future larows, which shall receive his best utter. !..0. J. 3. also culls Attention to the beef hi. being supplied with Ls Award. inner duvet tram the Wigs stentitsetwers. N.lt. Last. made exprealv t 0 tbs kord by J.& iduseit. fILOSE HOLIDAYS.—Now that the season kl of annual Lwi,itr is *boat to tenninide, and the re/retire te•dding •cbool• rthrtated by the busy throng of youthful avia, personal coe darts and attractions become naturally an of t—fat suLdtuflo with then Mende and relatives. h ow i t s that .oWLINIf,' itheA 4 SAR 011, tar accelerating the growth and (or and trenfUying the bah., ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, (or ng the We and contplesien and removing cutaneous. erup t rad ROWLANIra' ODONTU, leg beautffylng the teeth and I le•Pr..i/g the rune, moat be universally oothafered Indiffieneable. .• Yens of strum= imitation& The 'sly geode* of each bean he wise at "Rowlands" peeed that of the article on the tn.* ror :abet. gold by ties at Rettewgreden. Looks, and by camire red nerhmena . i. 3 ItA I,E S p iI , I ,T M ni a .m n , d )rro C,o f .'s xMEiDnirtIF.A.ITEIto) Sin, Strand, List to Temp.-bar. The Medicate! Cream is invaluable at thie steam in ',thin.; toniamption, bronahitle, influenza, rheumatism gout. lumbago, chi:Mama, burns, bruises, and .kakis . Also, iii sore throat, fever, . tiff-neek, tic-dolorem. @moguls, palpitationlof the heart, , 'r,ptliet, ringworm, piles, and all inflammations and eruptions of S.. don, and a liop,.table to to many purpcwee in families, in cares of isaidtat, or di ,, caies KW wounds of lonsmandlng, that them who tato-mar tried Ind never be without it. It is eo Moment that it can re t injure the moat delicate infant. It is en elegant aitompaniment t , the Prattle, awl as each, is patronised he m inv of the nobility. Irma employed before the warm or told bath, rubbing it freely over to whole eurtim Id the hotly, at otanuiatee the Min, upens the pores, prompt.. per.rirattua, and epicene the circulation, thereby enabling Le blood to throw of impuntie.. and thus relieving the taw Ng I , raa., preveaterg mid*, Wen, and IMPAIR P will 111 delight fully inemoradan the frame, erg Ws is the Mint he see ea in freak water bath's,. Most of the dimmer (Owens dime. will be awned by it, which mien It emeagel to ember of meek and to a.l %revellers by Land er me. The beeeveleet will maim a liming by 'p e r il...m.ln e.i.wo, mg it loth, tifilkteg poor. It is meetimwel and kg seamy unbent physns, ems of wham, after mitering its enema ia let.piest tonsumptioo , it the most !made of the age, which by dueetiag more attention to the 'onetime of the wee ealculated to effect a revolution In the science of medicine, and trtoa, 4 to furnish • mew of ssoertaiiiing the cause of matey morbid ... a otorne.—sold as above, wbolea,k, retail, and for i aportatluo in lota, at In. Ili. mal 2a. Ild., we of the latter containing three of the helm', and in larger quantities at a proport . matr reduction. A 22a. isr . -omega( OA much as Mews 2s. 9d. pots ; Om, by LI. O. Key, I'.s of stone Niter I repot, 97, Neurgateritreet. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS ire mm biestly retemeseeded as a aiook but certain remedy, to all sic, auger from Indexation, Mek Ileudsche. Brdoos and Liver Coon- p.ott... Heartburn, end Middy of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits, It‘tiirtaal Peep, tic ket Palpltapose, tipsem general Debtlity, Cos. teens., sit. They act as • powerful tonic ind petit aperient ; are mild In they mention, safe tuukr any circumstances, and ammo& ''' lenk.o3 MO now Mar teatime; to the bcoetts to be derived from mew me. held in bottles at Is. ltd., h. 9d., end Ila each, I. *my lowa ia the am p, CAUTION.— sure to ask *a Norton% Pills. and do not be a. pa ... 4 ,1 to purchase as imitsaktia. with AA Naas owl rule s now assibsi se_p oohs. Insulated to w4l sue tus awl Alls sal Mall his NEW thst.N in) TAP (us Ws lossetter sostbod Pollw). WM. Sull IL Fir 111 trail supplied. - _ ARLOW'B NEW IN. .1- v., .... , . 4- A vzynD ULF-AMINO 8117110 N . 11C4113/11:5 NO VENT.PEG ~t 8 1 8 4111 1 Preweata oh, bon. eider, or other liquors i „h. - • from buoulog La or arid to eltbetuAlly ' that *Cad plat shall be drawn u good le . A t =.. , ~. 1 r _ . N i . 1 1, i . taittlwr i ztrA s urer s:l ta .. :it is '.- wat - 11 ham part at Evoked Of two are s A taus) a dd. emit. 4 no ampratiag will t s eiglalo Ito r 4 r. kim Whoa he loam bay la tied cat . . i 7 IM Up al the plug C (wkkit hal • hot. op. I. :, the alt , tebe II), adlakeit air rasher - It lalwlho ark to ems the armor to ran cdflrody; whoa tot tap la Woad otawlawor de ale awbr. JANII BAILOW, 14, Atop Willawa- . . 11 .... n-inure. 11•1•11116•1 lOW 91.9.—N•ki ere itsaairt - A4 l .' SI II CHRISTMAS PASTIME. Th. FAMILY 71111111) far 'Alm= =Maim a Prise Woti he the three meet sweet Wetter et wheel the Editor Mao dim ries— arstot Geld Wetelt ; eassed, abietimese he d haft s tlidomether sett %aim The rem eamber ematelse the tam& 1•11111111141 et • New bad sad Chem by Absemiee lien Ism. "Three • Nome can Gaper the eatert" Abe, a Chime Trmakh hmieed we the Nunn af the tretblairme bias phi% et the willow plmei• atitatime • melemelelerhelk sad - awls kr *elm Alea mitts tame mei Orem r au t . l mm e edebeefiel Mar symille— wham made he Ile Peel ibM7 the Ida" with lee eigrarinc ib ehe= the Teeter W itoldJ ammeie— 'WOW Ma Tdm, Pilate P•Ellts•Mottii•Nl• Paley. Releartts and Cleed.hreedhr, Natant Imam dam dm den And, in sildltielt to this cam of orig:nal des.. • beautiful 'tee Pbrbb " beside drafty," wto ub do to a meeb more wetly work. The modem et the - Owens " may *WM this .. wonder . NEW WORK VT THE AUTROR OP " VANITT 110111.• Os the alai instant will be published, price Is., No. IS of ge,zEND E NN18; W. IL Tasman" Author of " The Great Haggerty " ke. With ILMMtionson Steel and Wood by the Author. This work will be cooipierd la Two Volumes. Brailbuiry and Inas, 11, liotoork,strost. NEW WORK DT YD. CHARLES DICKENS. Oa Ms Slit lam MU be IMP. 111, No. 10 of (AVID COPPERFIR LD the YOUNGER, of IILtNDFAISTONE ROOKERY. ly Cassius DICIIVIS. With ratless by HaWat K. Browne. To be completed is Tangy Ilaithly Noratera Loudon : Bradbury sod Emma 11, Bouverie-E.rmt. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. QUEEN'S BENCH. The al-brsted ease of Barber was proceeding at this court, and is likely to lut over to-day. COMMON PLEAS. SITTING% IS MAII ,O .—MLAMI LoaDdnes tires . MIL itITICZ tree Le, Ma. J ems Caseinirrit, ANL, Ma. Jcsnca Ws LLIAXL CUBDITT T. PURDY.-ATTLICATION TO DISCHARGE Tit DCTIJIDLYST OUT OP CUSTODY. Mr. Parry moved for • writ of habeas corps to Wag up the body of the defendant into this coact, in order that he might be discharged from White crow-street Primes, to which prison he bad been committed for 40 days by the warrant of the j udge of the Bloomsbury County Coast, The learned council raid he had made a similar ap plication to Mr. Justice Ede in the Bail Court, who em premed • strong opinion that the defendant had been im. properly committed, hut thought that the matter ought to brought before the judge of the County Court. The debt owed by the defendant to the pla'ntiff, Cep taro Cabbitt, was twenty pounds, and on the Ilth of January, IS-19, an order was made by the judge of the Bloomsbury County Court that the defendant should pay the 201., and 4/ 19a, fur cons, and on that occasion be was examined touching his means of paying the debt and costs, and the manner in which he contracted it, and it a pp eare d that it bad been contracted under false pretences, and that the defendant had asnigned his property in fraud of hie ere ditors. The defendant then applied to have his case ad journed in order that he might produce evidenoe, and its bearing was put off until the 19th of January, 1849. Upon that day, t' e defendant not appearing, an order was made for his commitment to priisn, jell meat having been given against him on the 11th, ordering him I. pay the sums of 201. and 41. 19a. The warrant of commit . meat, however. bore date the 11th of J W ~ 1850, and upon its authordy the defendant had been arrested. The learned counsel said that he moved upon the affidavit of the defendant, which set forth that the reason why he did not appear at the Bloomsbury County Court on the 18th of January, 1849, was because on the 12th of ary, 1849, lie had been arrested at the suit of a person of the mane of Taybr ' and takes to the Queen's Prison. The afil• davit then west on to state that on the 15th ofJaanary 1849 the def endant filed his petition in the Insolvent Co urt,ar d that be finally obtained his diecharg upon the 2nd April, 1849, and the debt and costs due to the plaintiff were entered in his schedule. The learned counsel now submitted that the debt sad ears due to the plaintiff were extinguished by the dia. charge of the derendent by the Insolvent Court, and there- fore the judge of the County C4urt had no right to commit him to prison, u he had received notice on the 12th of April that Purdy had obtained his discharge under the Insolvent Debtors' Act. The court expressed their opinion that the intimation of the defendant's discharge under the Insovent Debtors' Act, which had been swot to the judge of the County Court, was not eufficient. The matter ought to have been properly brought before the court, and a notice to the judge was altogether imperat:ve. Mr. Parry then proceeded to contend that the warrant of commitment was bad upon the face of it, because it did not state that the defendant had been summoued to appear at the County Court and show came why he should not be committed to prisen, and also that there was no statement upon the face of the warrant that the defendant had been examined upon oath. The learned conned further ob jected to the warrant of commitment. There were two offences stated upon the warrant; erne was for contracting the debt under tabs pretences, and for fraudulently u•ign• fog his property, and for thaw two offences one penalty only wee adjudged, which use forty days imprisonment. The punishment could not be said to be of a distributive nature, and therefore he (Mr. Parry) submitted the warrant was bad. The offence was stated in the 'Perna. tire or disjunctive. The warrant eat forth that the defendant had contracted the debt without any reasonable means of poying it, and had made a gilt delivery or transfer of his property. It was clear that the offence was stated in the disjunctive et alternative, and therefore the warrant of commitment was invalil. The learned counsel said that, be sides asking their lordships for a writ of habeas corpus to bring up the defendant, he wished to have a rule for a airtime:l to bring ye the order of the County Court of the 18th of January,lB49. The Lord Chief Justice said a rule to show cause for a habeu corpus end for a certiorari would be granted on the first end last objections taken by the learned counsel. With regard to the objections that the defendant was not exa- mined upon oath, and that the penalty could not be made distnbutive, the court thought they were not tenable objec tions. Rule nisi granted. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Bk. uta Ma. Onniusioxu llotauru. IN al GINSON AND Ilvturr.—Txx ST. ALDAN'S AND HISITPORDSHINZ BANS. This was the day appointed for the adjourned hearing of the bankrupts' application fee their certificates. Mon the former occasion Mr. Bagley and Kr. Linklatse opp ose d Gibson, on be half of creditors; Mr. Lawrence supported Gibson; !hurt was unrepresented. The proceedings should have commenced with the further examination of Gilson ; but Mr- LIWTACCO pot in the fol lowing medical certificate of his inability to attend : This is to certify that Edward Gibson, Esq., of this piste, is now suffering from a sudden and severe attack of nervous irritability, with febrile disturbance of the system, which confines him to his bed, and renders him totally unfit to attend at the Court of Bankruptcy to-morrow, to undergo further examination. " J. M. LlPBcomm, M.D. " St. Albans, Jan. 27th, 18.)0." Mr. Licklatar said as Mr. Cutbill, the manager of the Commercial Bank was present, he would ask him a few questions. Mr. Cutbill deposed that he had a communication with Mr. Gibson previous to the opening of the bank of Gibson sad Stott. He did not recollect Gibson saying that it would be madness to gn into a bank without capital. It was his impression that Gibson was worth about 20,000 L, and that Bturt had no means. A remark was made that, though Gibson had money it wee sat out, or in bond, and It was asked that the Cisme/ski Bank should advance some mew ea security. 1,600!. was advaneed, end a joint and wowsl promissory note, signed by Gibson and Stun, was gives. Oa Aug. 3, 1847, mother =tees similar ascription waren. Towards the laver pert et Ike hales eireet be often saw Mr. Gibson, not having semi Mho man than ones a month previously. The state at their essenet with the Commercial Beak did not beam unsadafestory till within a year of the Prier to the jeer 1847, be had complained le both MohoU7 sad La writing, of the state of the beak. ut three seethe be forethe bank stopp'd, it was said the litigation between Biqa and Start would sleet the bask. Them woe en user ante, however, that it would mks se diferomm. Gibson did set leave the impels*. Met the bank wee benefited by it. During the latter period, be had 6.ausadv somplained to Skirt about the account between the two but made so Inquiry as to Gibson's positima. At the stoppage their amount was overdrawn 2,0004. or 3,0001 , ezdumme of the bill for 1,6001. Afterwards penal/WM was asked of witness to pay the notes In calculation. Resolleeted Mr. valuatioa of Oitoon's property on the 30th of December, 1847; the result was stated to the credities at the saciedag on the 4th January, 4848. Before that woodag. Gibson proposed to pay the note•holders, and repressntat=Z been sad* that he was perfectly solveet, the Bask sweated. Coulees valsatios showed that the bank was not amend to the extent of 6001. Mr. Page also made a valoation, which eameded Collier'. by 6001. or 7001. Mr. Walker, Mr. Gibson's solicitor, remarted, that there might be a defteleccy to the West of I,OOW. la the bet k amosit, but that it was not very probable; and that if it' was Gitatou's friend, would mike it up. The Commercial Bank had claimed against the separate estate to the extent of 2,2001. By Mr. Barley . — The communication between Gibson and the Commercial Bank with reference to Stun, was solely as to ifflarnoter, and no impression was made that Start was pos sessed of 6001. or 4001. a year, but the contrary. It was the minim of London bmkers to discount their customers' seas Hie Honour observed that es amounting wu not so bed as redrawing, but it Increased the liability. By Mr. Lawranre—The advance of 1,6001. wu made and the amount allowed to be overdraws, on the faith of Gases% Property. In claiming a lieu on Gibeon's property so dis tinction was made between cash advance, and the amount overdrawn. The Commercial Bank also held a large quell thy of " short bills." The claim of 2,2001. was the balance between the valuation of the property is open has& and the mount subsequently realised. Had kissers Start as mer nager of the Loudon and County Bask, Gravesend, after wards of Muskett's hank, at fit. Alban's, which had an as. count with the Commercial Bank. By Mr. Bagley.—Bvery facility was afforded by the solid tor to the Commercial Bank for the sale of the property. By Mr. S.urt.--fitart's leaving the London sod Cons. Back was voluntary. Did not wi s h to eve an opinion eel" the propriety of his entering tate the hank with eiboolli; not being sufficiently acquainted with the feats. Mr. Ltoklater summed his readiness to bring the case to a close without the farther examination of Gibun. . ware the gout. • "' r. Liwrence concurring, and Start claiming the right to cross-tzarists' • Gibson, to rebut, as he s.id, the imputa tions which had beep thrown out against Was, the cm was again adjourned for a fortnight. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW.STIMILT. NEWSVINDERS' MEM/ANON MART: —•• Thlnia? NM Chalyed with creating a disturbance and with musics as obstruction in Catharintsedreet, Strand, on Saturday laza noon let. In this ease a question arose, whether the numerous news. venders aid others had a right to sell their aewspapen la Catharine street, more properly known in the trade as the " Newevendan Exchange Mart " Numerous complaints had been made to the police authorities of the unnecessary noise made by the boys every afternoon ; that the street wee gene rally completely blocked up by them ; and that, instead of attending to their business, they were playing at all sorts of gasses, and running about in every direction. A police-constable said that, on Saturday afternoon, he was called to a number of leds end others who were obstruct lag the footpath in Cettsarineedrest, opposite the Exeter Ai ded*, by selling their newspapers. He spoke to several, and endeavoured to remove them, but without success. The de fendant refaced to move, an d it was mere than witness could do to remove him. This conduct caused the younger lads to congregate near him, and, as he took no notice of the caution, witness took him into custody. The constable added that etastant complaints were made by the inhabitaats and passengers of the nuisance. Persons could not pass on the footway, but were compelled to go into the road. Mr. Hell said he was fully cognisant of the nuisance. He had °simony occasions great difficulty In passing, in conse quence of the number of boys and men assembled together ; and there was no doubt what're, that those who caused an obstruct= on the foot pavement subjected them advt.' to a penalty of 40s. He was very sorry to seethe de fendant, who appeared to be a respectable person, setting suck a bed example to the young ones. The defendant denied having caused en obstruction. He was only selling his newspapers, as in had done for the feet nine years. Mr. Hall said, if he had sold newspapers for the last fifty years, that would hi no justification for causing an obstruc tion on the foot pavement. The defendant said it should not occur again. Mr. Hall observed that he had no wish to appear harsh tcanrits the defeudaat by inflicting a fine, and on the de fendant premising not to sell his newspapers on the pave ment in future be would discharge him. The next case that came ba , re him he would i,fliet the full penalty. The prisoner was then liberated. CORONERS INQUEST. THIS DAY. 'rEIE SUICIDE BY CUARCOAL.—At 10 o'clock thin natiraing, an inquest was held before Mr. Bedford, a: No. 33, George-street, Hanover-iquare, as to the death of Mr. H. Arteria, an account of which appeared in Satur day's E.rprear. The jury having viewed the body, Mr. A. C. Halter, artist, of 14, Berners-street, Oxford , street, deposed that the deceased, F. Arteria, was related to him. About 15 months ago deceased had a severe fit of brain fever, and since that he bedbeen In a very desponding state of mind. He thought that his circumstance, were much more unfavourable than they really wen. His buainese was that of a picture dealer, and thought it had not been as pro fitable lately u some lean sine*, it was anything but an. favourable. Witness Gould only ascribe the act to his depression of spirits. Witness had not seen the deceased for a fortnight Wore death.—J. Newman, of No. 3, Arundel street, Haymarket, deposed that he was servant to the deceased, at his exhibition gallery, in George-street. Last saw the deceased alive on Thursday, the 24th inst., when he sliced witness to get him some charcoal, and to be sure to bring large lumps, as he wanted to air the rooms. Witness brought the charcoal, and at one o'cloic he left the derived to ga to dinner, and intended returning at two o'clock, but was told by his muter that he need not come beck that day as there was nothing doing. The witness knew of his muter having borrowed a brazier,and about three weeks ego be caked witness to get him one, but he failed to get it. On the Friday morning witness came to the gallery at 9 o'clock, and finding the door open, and his master's hat, gloves, and keys on the table, he imagined that he had arrived from his house at Keusington earlier than usual. Atter a short time witness went up to a little lumber room, and finding the door fastened boked through the window, and saw his master lying on the flocr. Mr. J. C. Chappell, surgeon, deposed that he was called in, and saw the deceased lying on hie face at fall length on the floor, with pis arms crossed under his breast. He was quite dead and cold, and death must have taken place about six hours before it was discovered. Wit ness saw the brazier close by deceased's head ; it was cold, and contained nothing but the ashes of charcoal. He at onto gave his opinion that death had been caused by the fumes of charcoal. The room was papered so that no air could bl admitted. The jury returned a verdict, " That the demised committed tumid' by inhaling carbonic acid gas, while in a state of temporary insanity." REDUCTION OF THE STAFF IN IRELAND.—R i stated that the Athlone district appointments are to be abo lished, and will accordingly be omitted in the army esti mates for this par. In the estimates for past years It will be perceived that the said district was under the command of a Major-General, who had one Aide•cle-Camp and an Assistant Adjutant General. These appointments were kept up at an annual expense of 1,100 1 . 'Thus should this redaction in the staff actually take place, this item of expense will he saved to the _ _ IIISATN of Loan JeSffilET.—We have received in telligence of the death of Lord Jeffrey, one of the judges of the Court of Session, but better known by his 'share in the eatablishment of the Edinburgh Rcoi•tir, and his long con nexion with that celebrated publication. The melancholy event occurred at 6 o'clock on Saturday evening. FURTHER CALLA TO TILE BAR.—A further call to the bar of students of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple was made on Saturday evening lest, and they com prise the following gentlemen : Robert Alexander Fisher, Esq. ; John Todd, Esq. George °stroll Hardingham, Esq. ; Douglas Robert Glyn, Esq. ; Arthur John Otway, En. • Robert Oliver Jones, Esq. ; Charles John Belcher Hert;ilet, Esq ; and Alfred Whaley Cole, Egg. BOAT UPSET AND FOUR PERSONS DROWNED. — On Saturday a fatal accident occurred at the mouth of the Davenport harbour, by which four persons lost their lives. The cutter of her Majesty's st.-ship Stromboli, Capt. Lord A Beauclerk, was proceeding from the vessel in Plymouth Sound to the harbour, sod when, at about tea minutes past two o'clock, she was coming in under • prom of MVO" between St. Nicholas Island and the maim, the weather being rather boisterous, with a strong north-eneteriy wind , a large quantity of wa ter was shipped at the lee bow, and the cutter immediately sunk. The crew, consisting of 13 penes, were all immersed. The (lector sad two other offi cers were among the numbrr. Four persona were drowned, via., a midshipman and three sailors. The accident was woe from several quaiters ' and boat' from her Ma sety's revenue cutter, and a small bo atat with Colour-Sergeant Wynne, of the 82nd Regiment, one man, and a boy, and • (ani ma boat manned with soldiers of the 82nd Regiment from St. Nicholas Island. Through the prompt and united efforts of thee* parties tea persona were reamed from their perilous position, but the midshipman and three of the est. ter's crew were not recovered. _ - ------. FIRE NEAR THE POST-OPVICE.—AbOut seven o'clock on Saturday evening a fire broke oat at a wintselt and engraver's, situate in St. Asa'►pface, at the back of the Post-olleet It appears that while 11r. Dix, the proprietor, was la one of the rooms he perceived a quality of smoke anandleg the adman. He Imma na across the road, led called the kindle sad englaoliesper. When he retuned be band eie sialreese entirely ea gm Hrs. Piz with her ddlires, teseiber with several saw were at the tine Is the Wren" sad the Banes pawn - Mi lien b fiessining. They however, manseed to Pe open the Nil, awl tbar wen however, afterwareb ter am& The wins alpines quickly seriveiL and there Wine a yet sack f wailer they wen wean gawp orgairsh but the wee ass entirely amt one Oink. The lon will fall upon the Law Pimetiles. A LIBRARY iroa But= Curpas.—A library is *beat to beisrased *a the use of the dohs et the Desk of Neglead, It is mast to be ass et am l e ea. beaus pleisellam el sealed ex slain aswelb prelatalps h irs= betesee while then=lt is %Wowed thiS Ikra i eermes Mil mkt its by • mita 2Le that a nab gab et akw 41111 see *sea seak et tU "segoloyis will l itillisat rim _ eapeepdsta it la add, ea isespiks sr *s welause, sad for • reed iss-roess after the hems et bakes& k plasm/at to add, 'hat the initiative la Ibis natter was takes by theme kerb% aathovity.—Atheasesm ANOTNER FaIINOLD LAND SOCIETY.—A pablic =Mks if the Newport Ihstriet Freehold Lead Society wee Mr loot Monday maims to take mesas to eaMlri ike society ea • AM sad Masud basis. Sixty se-hamearseart._ were several merchaats and trades men. wars earelled, sad about ninety shuts were sub samba At by them ; end the meeting —• most auspieiotu e el s IMO" saerearbd eae—shortly after separated.—Monntowt/e -ki 1E121711.1l or FROST.—On Saturday afternoon the anwenty, which in the early portion of the day stood at 49 ilegrom, began todeseend rapidly, end at 7 Wide& yesterday toraotai it bed melted 28 demo, or 4 degrees below ilreseiNg point, wind W.B.W. The malt wee a rerumptlou Mot, oementing together and strangtlnciag the uadis• 'shed mama of is preview'dealing an Ms senemental waters of the royal parka. Is entetaatte, halms'', It was generally not more than two Lathes in thiamine, and wee detlsred to le dewporens ; neverthelew a vast number es, and. bat Ice the= leeter& - India des aorkano onie would doubtless ; t fortlinately Me day pissed over with Immersions. RD.—A letter from Port Phillip, states that this unfortunate young wo a few days after their arrival, In the ship, at Port Adelaide. The brother, it volunteered to accompany his sister protector. By some accilent, in attempt -7.—acut.....":::::—bl.l7l7lrh.Lterwirhrah.:l:lErd'Se*bmnb7Al:B4rlhai , log to gain the shore from the ship, he fell into the water, and spite of the exertions made to save hiss was drowned. He was 22 years of age.—Norfolk Otironicie: EXIORATION.—The Edward, a new barque, regis tering 700 tons, and belonging to T. Restarick, laq.. of %Topped, gelled on Thursday from Plymouth for Port Natal with 250 emigrants. Sum= or FORGERY.—Oar police reports contain the particulars of an extensive and serious forgery committed on the bank of liessra. W. H. Lambtan and Co., Newcastle. The delinquent is only 20 years siege, bly connected, and wee a clerk in the firm of Mears. respectably sad Crighton, solicitors, Arcade. It appears from what has transpired that for months he has careered in a own of prodigsey and folly truly astonishing, and that during that period he has squandered between 4001. and 5001. which he had drawn at the bank by means of forged cheques, besides embezzling upwards of 41., the monies of his masters. Suck a ease of reckless conduct, especially in owl so young, has seldom been known. lie has been com mitted for the asaixes.—Ntiocaelle Courant. POISONING AT COLCHESTER—An inquest was held on Friday afternoon, at Colchester, before J. H. Churchill, Esq., on the body of a young sae, aged twenty-one, named George Robert Clarke, the son of a tradesman in that borough, who was found dead in his bed that morning. It appeared from the evidence that the doomed came home on Thursday evening, and was told by his mother that he had been sent for by a neighbour. He ancordiegly went thither, and returned home about ten o'clock. He went to bed im mediately. lie was heard to snore rather loudly during the night, but there did not apnea: to be anything ➢articularly the matter with him. He had, however, complained that he could not get any sleep, and he had said that he must get vane laudanum. Some opium, it appeared, had been taken from the pockets of the deceased. The Coroner remarked that as it was pretty clear that the deceased bad been poi soned, there must b a post mortals) examination. The stir icon examined agreed with the coroner that it was not ♦ery easy sometimes to detect the presente of opium. Under all the circumstances it was thought better to adjourn the in quest. The affair hes created some little extitement at Colchester, where various rumours are in circulation on the subject. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENING. The market for public securities has not presentod the slightest feature worthy of comment to-day, and the filminess transacted in the English funds was of a very tame character. Controls opened at 96: 7 to for money, and 961 to 4 for account, at which they continued without the alightest variation up to :the close. The Three per Cents. Reduced marked 961 and 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 98k and 1. Exchequer Bills of all sizes were done at 61s. and 685.; and India Bonds at.9le. prem. ; Long Annuities, ; ditto, 30 years, 81 and 7-16. India Stock, 268 and 6. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day daring the week: . _ Highest Lowest Closing ice. Monday—Consols far money 9Bl Price. Prim. 96 96 Pr S to Foe meant (Feb. 14)— 96) 96 961 to 1 Tuesday Fos money 90 96 96e to i Fir meant .........—... Ng 961 ta 4 Wednesday For Q.. sow Fee amount (Fein I. 96 O6l to I Thursday For money 961 96, 94 to I For amount ...... ..... 96 96i 981 to Friday For money 96 96 96) to For account Saturday Far money F account Exchequer Bins. This week. Lent week St,ooo Highest. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Monday Tuesday 6ls. pm. ... 565. pm. ... 61s. pm. ... Vs. pm. Wednesday Thursday Friday 6la. pm.... bBs. pm. ... 61s. pea... Us. pm. Saturdaz Subjoined i s a statement, from Amid morose, of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 24th inst. : Silver coin, to Belgium, 33,000 oz.; silver bars, to Belgium, 22,0000 z. ; gold bars, to Dunkirk, 4,500 oz.; making a total export for the week of 4,500 oz. of gold, and 55,000 oz. of silver. Joint Stock Bank shares have attracted little at tention this week. The dealings are limited to— Bank of Australasia (401. paid), at 22; London Joint Stock (101. paid), at 17 and 18; London and Westminster (201. paid), at 26 ; Provincial of Ire land (251. paid), at 421 and t ; Union of Australia (251. paid), at 29 ex. all. Dock shares have been dealt in to a larger extent, and at the following rates : Commercial, at 85 ex. div. ; East and West India, at 140 and 141 ex. div. ; East Country, at 21; London, at 118 ex div. ; St. Katharine, at 80 and 804 ex. div. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which business was done in skates during the week : Highest Lowest Paid. . - Price. Prim. ici Abertier - iii _ • a SO BiNdashan and °skid homitrta 01 lil i st k aTr ee tor ) - 65 951 ea, le.. [pi. In. 951 64 60 Oilekelm. II 20 Salm Oseso140. 50 11.10110eilk od Ologo v -- ... - 27 X Oris4 144.110 n 140 - [4.7.1a. 27 111 100 Gnat Shia al 1ir0iaed............._ 212 132 100 Great Woolina ...._ 70 20 Hull IN Nat 102 M SO Lutasatzt Net awliste ..... 511 100 Unmake and Yorkshire .........-.... 571 ............-- 57 4 60 Lei mad liallkird.. 111 Lomas are Illmity•11 100 Lai" 244 . 1 46eaostIllsedi OAK-. BSI in It road Oresawili...-- . 4 A 100 100 Like mai /oath Welton ....«. . .. . . 70 100 Mewl - -- 100 Norfolk 23 North !NM ll - 111 176 North Staloribiza... ... SI 37 . 71 23 Bcottla Central 331 Beath Emma 43 %aft .....- 20 23 York and Be Noworall% irut* l6l 641 Tort and North Midland The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the avenge of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be perceived that (except in the case of the Brighton Railway) we adopt the rate of dividend declared for the last half-year as the basis of our cal culation : nip err Oat Opeole wrongs pip pold per pat. SI 3 4 11.reo per Ong 114614.1 .. 2 i .. 4 el hiakilloli. 7 poopt.rer emon) 7 Si lirlia IMP .Igi pc 8 4 Resheipe (141. 114 , el) aft P . ' " 4si isles Omits .S ( . UP , oh. gi 11 1 7..Miel Is Ime am. per esh.l 76 " 3 4 Oral 31no pp at tie rah Si 4 91 1 9 att. pr oes.) Lasarldes Taludr• Bollwark SIP Illoit WIPP 4 ref =IQ— 67 e, 0 4 loam owl hie& Woolen. plv. at Ur MP otamtele ... pa : MI o 16 7 bake ad PP* 11•7=74r 1 Wiloit he tht kali pp, opal to 41. lb. pr 444 t. per eau.) THIS DAY. Two o'Czosx. The home funds to-day have not varied much from the opening price, which was the same as the closing quotations on Saturday. Console were first called 981 to for money, and 901 to 1 fur account ; they subsequently fell to 96 for cash, and 961 for time, but they have again partially rallied, and are last marked 981 for prompt, and 961 for the 14th February, being at present quoted as they opened. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 961, 1, 98, and last 98/. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been done at 98/, 1, and 1. Exchequer NIP, 68s. and 60s. premium. The dealings in the foreign securities have again been active this mania& though without mush. change in prices, except for Mexican and Peruvian, which are rather hi t her, Mexican quoting 291 to 1, and Peruvian 4 per Ceuta. having been last done at 731. Venezuela mark 321. Grenada are firm. Russian Scrip is called 31 to 4 prem. The following are the transactions recorded : Buenos Ayres, at 641 and 631. Equador, at 41 and 1. Grenada, at 181 and; ; ditto Deferred, at 41 and!. Mexican, at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 721, 72, and 731. Portuguese Converted at 37 and 381. Russian, at 109 i. Five per Cent. Spa nish Actives, at 181; the Three per Cents., at 361. Venezuela, at 32 and 1; the Deferred debt, at 121 and 1. ENGLISH FUNDS. Bask Stook. 2661 7 13 par Cl. Co.. Ace., Fcb. 14, 961 1 8 pet Ct. Ito/ Am& 964 i Li m eta NA 4 3 pet Ct. Dos. Amm o tit 1 cherotor MIL, 68e. to 61s. 101E1OJED41. 6 pet Cl. Avert= 1 per Memo& Bdo.. 18 19 to per Co. Bide. Boott — 9l Premeds Pi/acrid Edo. 49 5 21 per Coot., 6 r ple r & raga B4e irs. l 2 13 9 6 ILT. N B ow ral o taik Eds., 88 9 Fortuna' C 0.,.. 369 19 0 we Ct. Buenos Ayres. 93 4 6 per Ot. llos. 8d5.,1011 11 Ditto C64lan 8.L.. 100 2 Ditto Sprits 0341.,161 19 Ditto Columb. Ott We, 3 per Ct. egoesh Edo. 3011 Coh-ntesa Ik4ua for &b,41 9 SAW* Deterred Eds.. per Ct. Dar, I.h Mt, 724 Dluo Peethe AIN. 34 i 29 per Qt. Dutch Pls., 55 9 1 per Ct. Vesesoch Ude.. 31419 4 pr Ct. Dutch Carlo., 919 69 Veneeuita Deferred Dots.„ 11 13 BIINCING-LANE.-TRIS DAT. The attendance in the Lane this morning has been full, bat the non-arrival of the usual foreign mails has p any amirity in the markets, and last we t k's quotatiuss remain unaltered. Corns.—Oo3d ordinary native quoted 61s. to 62.. The public salsa declared for tomorrow are to • modisrats extent. Sugar, 160 Wads. Barbadoes, 3.000 bags Mauritius, andba 600 bags Madras; Saltpetre, 1,000 bags ; Rice, 3,000 r. Corrox wear' a firm appearance. Otto.—Steady. Seal, pal., 391. ; Straw, 361. to 371.; brown and yellow, 321. to 341. ; Sperm, 821. 10s. to 831.; Hasdatatter, 871.; Cod, 301. 10s. to 31 1.; South Sea, 321. to 34/. ; Olive Oalipoli, 501. : Palm, 311. 10s. to 321. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut, 331. 10s. to 361. ; Linseed , 321. to 321. ss. ; Seed, rap*, pale, 421. ; Spanish and Sicily, 48s. to 50.. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market, which cloged last week quiet, hes opened to day more ettadily, and there is lies disposition to press sale s Fpeculative If. The quotations are as follows :—Petersburg Y. C. on the mot, 3w. 63. to 395. ; Fetanary and March, 38e. 3d. ; October to December, 40a. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1848. 1 1849. 1850. Stock this day Casks. 16,360 36,863 41,143 Delivery last week Do. Irma let June Arrival last week P 851 2,069 Do. from Ist June Price T. C. this day per cwt 47e. 6d. , 40e. Mead. Do. Town 32s. 1 455. Od. ; 41s. P1:131.1C SAUDI advertised for February 1. 160 casks and 400 boxes South American Tallow; 100 casks Australian ditto ; 100 ditto, for exportation only; 400 bands American Rain. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Huddle's West Hartley, 161.; Csrr's Hartley, 16..; Hut ing's Hartley, 161. ; West Hartley, 16s. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. ; Walls End Hatton, 191 ; Walls End Lausbten, 18s. 041. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 191. —Ships at market, 434. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The dulness and depression is the Corn trade still con tinues ; and, although: the supply of Wheat from the near counties this morning was by no means heavy, a further reduction of Is. to 2s. upon Essex, and Is. upon Kent Wheat had to be submitted to before business could be proceeded with, and at a late hour the stands were not cleared. Holders of foreign Wheat are not generally disposed to give way in price, and needy buyers have been compelled to pay something like former rates. English Barley, unless of choice quality, is next to unsale• able, at a decline of Is. per qr. I. oreign sold slowly, at the reduced rates of !tut week. Oats were in very short supply, at the same time, it was found impracticable to establish any advance in price. Beans and Peas were very dull sale, with the tarn in price in favour of the buyer. BRITISH. SOBlimp pet Qr Mum . , Roes and Rent, rod 35 WI 37 to 38...wh1t0, 36 to 34 to 42 Norfolk and 9tge01k..31 to 36 to 38... do 35 to 37 to Talavera tEdroz or buffolle 43 to 44 Comb. k Lin., r0d....31 to 36 go4o —BMW-- $I to 38 to 41 In.. .r.e! d Y 4 . • iiilJ - T, ft.__ ..... 2O to 21...d1elEllng —to2oto 22 Melting. Born English Feed 14 to 16 to 16s 6d...b10ck.. ... —to Ditto ?Wands l6 co I: to 17s 6d...potato 2l to 21s 6d Berwick di Bootob feed 17 to 180 6d...p01at0 l9 to 19s 6d /limb feed ... . 11 to 12. 8d..H0ak... l3 to 13e 61 Ditto p0tat0..................... .. . .... 18 to 17s 8d IILAIN ....................-.... 52 t0114...t1e. r01e.... 3 4 to 54 Pus, grey Bine 26 36 to 38 .Jaipirsel........ 97 to 30 White 23 to 24 ..bteer5........... 25 to 27 Loom, Com, per :lowland til ea. se t 9 10r. Per wok .1 vitro. holm. Tivimisalle. delivered 38 to 40 Ana boorshold 32 to 34 Sorlbik add lisiblk. 30 to ll...elitte Si to 33 VU WON. Illuke,lhattais and K R m*heti ... flit; 43...6ne 43 41 to 5 4 1 4 - IPeolantnes, ostock. and Sentla, -4 to Dovish and Hamburg lailms 34 to 56... Egyptian - to - Danube and Odom Orsinn - to -...Australlan 46 to 69 Osrs, Roma Tainorsheut and Stralsund l6 to 17 Insedbe and Danish l3 14 to 16 Irelsodand sod Dutch feed l2 13 to 14 DIM Brow 17 to 20... feed - to nova, Auesisan, per barrel of 196165. 32 to 25 Canallan Iftimib par sea of Milk- trot SO to 34 ARRIVAL INTO LONDON FROM 21st JAN. TO 26th JAN.I Goa. English. Sootah. Irish. Forelent. Wheat B3ll . I lades ....-. ....... I 2477 2020 Oats 226 I 960 I 890 I 23 Thu, 6,344 sacks ; 6,435 Carrels. MN. 5,413 qrs. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. We have had a very few arrivals since our last report, which has enabled salesmen to effect a clearance of stored Potatoes to a certain extent. The following are this day's quotations: York Regents, 90s. to 130 x.; Wisbech, 70s. to 100 s.; Scotch 70s. to 80s.; common Whttes, 50s. to 606. ; Punch Whites, 1301. to SOL ; Belgian, 60e. to 706. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. lNeeen Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues; in a quiet mate there is Little demand for any exempt the beet aorta of Hope. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is lugs; the dead markets being still well npplied, the demand here is only to a limited extent ; nuoKuntly, a reduction in price is, on the average, sub mitted to and a clearance cannot be effected. The number of Sheep is very small ; the trade, however, is so very dull, that higher rates are very rarely obtained,-4e. 41. is an extreme quotation for the choicest sizeable Downs. Good Calves are very ward and dear. Trade is rather more cheer ful for Pigs. From Germany and Holland we hays 120 Sheep and 49 Calves; Spain, 21 Beasts; Scotland, 340; Nor folk and Suffolk, 2,100; Lehwater, Northam! ton, and Lin coln, 600; and France, 26. 1 ear nem of Ma e. 4. ad. Per ru ms o f raw a d. ad. Beet neon. flereterds 3 1 4 0 Ben BM-Ws. tlh 00 0 0 Ben latoreacene sweep erase Beres— 3 5 2 Do. de. Mari ... 30 50 3 0 0 Dense VW 3 4 4 Nolo. lbws OO 0 0 Best Dui. a liatkrole 4 4 4 Limbs .... ... l.lO 0 BOON at mann 7,624; Sheep and lawn MHO . : Daiwa 85: 8181310. MANCHISTER, Jos. 26. Semcm-ltioxamom—The market was extremely fl►t, only three transaction Wog registered, one in Maneherter and Bustling ham C (Marten, i t le premium ; and the others In North diallbrdro at 64 and 6 5.16 din YORK, ✓aw. N. Brom ExertAnoz.—Great Northern, 7 ; York, Newes t* sad Berwick 181; Do. (Newcastle lateadoe), 11. Earner RAILWAY.). W 50 Aberdeen .. ... 4 113 , Do. Preference .. 20 i eniabgt.,NW„Eas.,&E. in 10 6 'Berke in Hants Ent. (Gt West perpetual 6 pp CL) 211 20 oinisnichrunkOsford/anc 20 20 De. without•• esilsdulypil.,orwithguar. guarantee y 1111 131 Lthan.Wolr.&6tourWelle 10 10 virse,Wolv., and Dudley ealladol77pd « orwithrier.l SO 10 Do. wlthoinagnarantee Se fillostan,l3tern., and Elm— -100 02 Bristol and Lured ... ' 1131 23i . Do._ _ _ .71c1rde - ... 1 174 17c 8 1. 20 I Do_ ... ' s 13 4 1 2 1 Do. share• • $o io Ds. ZIO Porf•reiseerei SO 30 Ohemw aid Holyhead .- 16 il5 Do. Preference ... 50 40 . Dublin and Belfast hum 25 25 Beat Ansllan . . le ie Do . (ill, z.iii.j • , 3$ 24 D0.(34.10e. ). p. Ct. Pref ' Bt. 20 Fade= Counties ... 10 10 De. New G... sp.Ct i 1 41 04 Do. 6 . No. 1 61' 641 Do. PAL, dop Ct., . No.l' 60 1 60 I Do. N. &K. 6 per Ct I 50 . 13 ! Do. New ... ... 23 1 '45 :Easters rolon. o ur • A ! ' (late B. 1:. eh.) ... 25 ; 6 ' Dm do. do_ 25 ! 35 . Do. due B. and C. ditto 20 ;20 DO IA 0:1=. f p. 421.) 25! 25 'East 25 25 1 Do. New ... .. 611 64, Do. New 1 shares 25 I 25 I , ..aat Lincolnshire ... bt. : 30 'l...linburria end Giaegow 2i !! 21. Exeter. Yeovil, & Dort*. lu . tie. Exeter and Lamoutla 25 ' 20 , Great Northern _ ... 121. 121 1 De. 4 share*, A,Deferred 121, 7:' Do.l shares, 11, 6p. CL. 121,121 Do. 6 per Cent. Pref 3i , , 50 at. llonth.and WCPt. (Ira ) 100 'lOO ,Ilreat North of Logland to ' .13 I De. New, 1 40 ... 10 i3O ; Do. New, 130 ... l oNst 13 ,13 Do. New. dli ... No 400 Western... ... 23 123 De. shares ... ... 20 !SO I Do. . ... ... IT' 16 Do. New. &If ... « SO 1 30 , Mill and delbr... ... " 11 1 13 ' Do. ;shares— „. 11.1 1311 Do. i slum... ... IA II Lonoester and Carlisle In' 10 Do. Thirds . . . St. :100 ,Lancashire and lfoihildee MN ISG ; Do. do. 111.8. &B. elcotog prices Ilidso to-cay ; Saturday. to I o'clock. f i es. par 0 pm= in l 24 26 ex int U 24 94 to „ 4 f pm. 3 4 pot 29 27 tie 91 81 aim 17 17 ex int I 111 12 1 1 — ll i 101 91 2' *2 311 . di. 11 11 8 1 di. lii 17 1 11 11 7 1 1 1 1 pm. 1 Ipmezd. I pm 6 6 pm. 61 14 ex tnt 11 12 es int r i 48 2 s, 27 28 10 1 1;i 18 . die iin' 3 8 81 31 cu, lu 11 si ex int I 3 235 52 S 4 pm. 39 41 pm. IS 21 pm. 6t. fit 12 /3. 32 33 111 16 4 1 IA • 9; 3 10 rm. SO 2 T du 101 103 so+ siy par 2pm 99 I Do. d 0.... 41 42 die. 49 1 Do. teltarei •LI 21 dm. WC Do. share* ...Ali 11 lts. 10 I De. IR* • 71 ;1 die. 16 Do.Thlrds . t ... 10 21 Ws. 10 I Do. bew (gua.6 24 le pa. 40 De. Liverpool and Bury! Do. meet ittdir.fr. Ul2lOll, 7 14 db. 23 Do. Preston and Were 141 43 10 Do. 4 sharer (A) ... 7 8 pin. * Leeds and Bradford-. ...'lO3 104 I* Leeds and Thlc4 st 94 31 Do. Pref. 6 Do Cent No.l 14 11 die. 10 I Do. Do. Nei 4$ 4 Ms. $ Do . . N 0.3 lj 11 die 9 DaQuarters lea par 4pm 1112.0adon and lifackwall Si 4 1110 1 Lcs.,Brinttoo,&13.Coen. 64$ 025 100 De. New rah. 6 p.Ct. 136 136 9 Do. imarenteed 5 p.Ct lateCroydonThigs.. SO Do. Pref. 3 per Cent.... 60 Do.Csavrt. 5 p.C1..,1662 1111Loadon and Greenwich ... 30 Do. Preference _.— 100 Landon ft North.Westeen 12 ' Do. do. New 4 thane... 12 Do. Fifths . . 1 D041085.,9.ancin.(C) 100 London & booth-Western 431 Do. New, L3O ... s4t De. New, C4O 3 I Do. New Preference ... 'Laweetoft Guar.4 per Cent. I 6 Buz.,andltatlock 100 Yameb., Bnef.ALlnoolneb, 23 Do. shush No. 1 . 23 I Do. *wee, No. 2 . 1211 Do. shares. No. 3 10 Do., New £lO Pref. . NI Do., Great Grimsby ~ 124. Do. do. .. . . 23 , Do. Shel. * nail-Moan. 33 Do. Grinner Doc* 441 Do. Lincoln Unto* SO I Do. 1,30 shares 100 i Do. Bina. and Derby... , 100. Do. Cons.B. kR. fip. CL 30 Do.ErewaaktVaheyPreal 100 31eweastle and Carlisle .. ' 13 I Do. Now S2O 20 I Do. Ezteuslon 3 Do. Guano:l.3oe: Ct... 13 .North British 1241 ti Do. Do. Preference .. 171 North Statbrdsldre 10 Word, Wore or Wolese.i IS Read.,Oulld.,ind Release 4 Royston and Ilttoldu 13 ,Soottish Central 13 ~ 'cottish 311cItand ISrelbrews.,k Blitn., ciao A S I Do., Clato BB Do., New Guaranteed.. IS .dhrowsbury and Classoel 166 GO 58 60 10i llj 24 23 1116 117 1I a Pm. 2 pm. 67 11 68 4 9 10 . 17 IS dia. 14 12 die. 2 r . 14i 13 41 4 dia. la 19 9 11 3 4 2 24 8 ISt 7 9 3 Si 2 2, 4 41 1 31 8 db. 43 211 I . lllla zle 21 22 SS it M 28 Do. Ouresai Do. Now... $ per Cent. Il e NM Deus Da yollbrdAir Prehl".. e li ii 414 IS 19 ex Int 41 1! 19 _ SO Do. No. ..• ••• ••• 10 Do. No. 4 leptertel 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip ... 4.1 Iry Wales 12 6. Tort., Dom, k OsoM.. 164;56e61e1d, Rothatiusk sad Opole, p.Ct. 20 ' Waterford and SO Weez Talley, p. Ct. pa. V I Do. do. do. .. 40 Wilts, Somerset, &Worm. Terk,Nevresetlan Bervisit: IS Do.ltat.(TorlutNurea.) l De.G.N.E.Purchor Prof So , Tort and North Utdland.., 10 Do. Pretenses ... .• / 2 3 3 . 19 W d Pm i& . 9 106 18' 18j es int 14 IPm 14 8 If dal 6 5f If 3 p.. e I dis. 4 3 dia. U 9 114 dam 151 16 SI di dia. II 7 le} dia hal Wi SI 6f az b SI 61 IS 87 dim 14 dis• idis• a 8 pea 11 9 dial fa 11 161 9 di. 411 Oa :in 14 1 4 d 44. „ Fouler Banyan. Anglo- Yidltalian (Isis halm Atisir ma ian. ;Central Prowl (Visraoij !Doak 111= W. Great Indian Pp2inauls no ea .....7 Naar sad Lags ... Nathan or Pram ... Criminal Bordeaux ... Parts sad Strasbourg Rosen and Havre ... ... Tours sad Nantes ... ... i 9 44 41 di& 8 1 6 3.1 dig 13 es i Pm. 61 .i Pm i. ! Ift. , . 71 di& II I Sidi: lin Si Si ex tat. SI Si ex ult. SS 13e e el ex int. 9e 10 S 3i .. ii '4" dta LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26. Ittooz-lincanwom.—Price. held eery stiff to-day, and a fair amount of businesa was transacted. List Lanatehire, 101-- Lanc.ishire and Yorkshire (fifth shares), 11 d.—Landon and North Western, 116a—Ditto (new shared, 11 441 3 Ditto (i shares), 23 6a. 3d. d.—New c astle and Cartialti, SS—North Union A., 232 aad Chester (N.W.3L). Oawastry, and M ester, 10 d.—York, Neweastie, and Berwick (0.N.E., 6 per cent. till '5O) 3 d.— Dutch Rhenish, 3J d. BIRMINGHAM, Aso. 26 Ilma-Ixciwni.—There was only a small amount of Waimea done In this market to-day, and in prlo there was no alte ration, North Ittafibrds were done after the half-y: i ara imir repor e t of the dimotors was received, at 91. Its. 9d. dis. At the of the Old Birmingham Canal (Annpany, a dividend of U. par IOU!. for the half year was declared, but the Wawa to be carried forward to the withal( (car e s amount was only IOU!. Is. Id. LAIRDS. Jaw 26. STOCII-inONAlo2.—The market to-day has bon much the sense as yesterday. The sales were few and buyers scarce. Great Northern live per Ont. Preference, Pis. 9d. a dia. ; Leeds and Musk p r 00.„,,,,,, Na 9 r in dis ; Ditto thirteen, I prem.; Manalwetsr, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Preference, ef ; ftewnen vouoTons BRISTOL, Jai,. 26. erocm-Bacuttom.— The market still &brayed the iregi and needy character which has characterised it wring the leen: and although no great amount of business wee dory yet prises wen well maintained. 7 111 4 5 ii is Si II L' 2i 1161 15i Ir, 14 i • ••• , 1G 32 161 11; 12, 41f 104! 3i IGj 1;; 61 ex 'at 61