The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-16 00:00:00

1 / 4 4 I jt AMEN, xl - 3 rt 51 No. 1,058.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1850. (THREEPENCE. RAILWAY& IANTERBURY ASSOCIATION for Feuding rr . t.E.I!ENT iaNE,' ZEALAND. (Worpralse by arM DERBONS et INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either A ht sr sew Ind% may REALM MODUATIS INCOIIII by the nee d mein tit hourly esemmeriets.—Pee NI _porthole's emir, Abe wpb at by Mar, Se the EAST MD111174 a)K. OW Met lie s ( ' rrebyard. SECOND EDITION. PORTUGAL. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -4: ( I . LEMI.ST ISOM.. 01....06.4 ilATOTrffillOO my mom 77.,,,,,. dated IMb Nr.„19411.) • " . •-• f ll • IA HERESY 011101, that the AmeekstieN =t i • -.:.',' - .°. titian to primer withreir ere hair, has 1.• • .111. MI? tit. father delay. : *' ' -- ... 1t d the Asweishei h mew wan mewl . end .. ~7 . 2,,,t ." "L; ifee - serime es re apt ef peeper thee in Mad t''' '' "4:l7b al e ta ttite intending colloateht shall soared free i I, .. en ~..,,, w bend the sittlemest In the Nana of the misairr ' ' Islinestls• way be obtained at rheas,. ...: -.:" D e why of re Commaittee of Mergement, -, a,. masa Orme es 11. ISIS. H. V. AVMS, ems. O L O NTERBURY SETTLEMENT IS NEW Z C EA- -1 a-Pewee id the gentlemen latereg is Reiser . as . ~,,,,,,, a rtnegehmert, meet daily N these Mew" from le tin *..- k. and will be happy to wen sad magenta with those who the fire body of intending err" et is r . '., '..! "' la s teseTalgert to when, eider ore!, or by later. . I , i ~..-.tre.trAdelpidea. IL, lea. 1 1 ENTOR w& L 1 1 , 11 r o l l i i ASSUR/iN umaa. CE COMPANY, resumer-Ws Gram the Duke f IIXTLAND, ILO. elreeneraptesee. To - Sight Houeenalie the Earl titswatisea, T.I.L. LILA. The Eight resurable the Rat ef Caroms. werwriew The Right lieseurabbe Led Viessest_ e/dier. The Heasattele Edirne' Meer lied Mcsityn. M.P. The Honourable Jetta Than. Mawr. Sees W Weirs Osage Hyhos Sart., ILP. Cuessuisi-JOHN DEAN PA eiN likelier. 1 fir rr Ceatanan-ORLISCIE RERILELEY HARRISON, Rig a 14, I.lle TOTPOINOMIOL Amil i elliMMlEt i ctrl radii is dit litirt• Lpm the Ware as the esetraw beret el re ewe red t the whet smile ef Pate wait annually divided Mtn Ow brim or Tdidri la l "' g.... reel tees etweolls Moe bee l' ll . ll° ' 10771 ° 161 ° ° r ibs caper beer stilled te ale ewer 'believe of the poets of Hit 1...,..16 re policyholders eijoy peer* the ere advarges , a se to . a ,....lseurries reelety, with - the dor.sl WW2 ► by . : u.,...., the whole of whir hes bass au riMd ...,:. ar.d logusailal Proprietary. In the `tut least resell the rears . f serum an ta t,......1 to the poweibie ere ocadetent with th secueity of the ....Amen. Hwy are also made payable in • variety of ways, is "' cote ' to suit the codonstances and cannueoce of Merest classes of 1,.....e bores. In lath S orbet effectual serangemests ben been roger far ite and amonimortatioa of all creme of the mewed. pr0wt..... , . „..n.,'lltne4to /SWOT Of the prospectuses. IN wad orsairwa a llowed 1 , solicitor and rents. I v ceder .4 the Pour of Director. LOUIS WIRE, Manager. . . ...*. mat. , I(I7PF GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ,11 tSNI-7TY, sad FAMILY ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, l. .r 4 Mee averment for Aerrenite, aerated cm the asperse ; ...ft thas dijailasenred lives. .1,;; the premium may rear 1110.11.1. RAM TO Amer glee roa Lem -,,,,, .1. xi Its 40 43 1 30 !a.1.gl 13 elgl 01 1 t2 741.C2 11 SIP 7 01E4111 - - Polities tailireisie ril sr elermmilyall. LUKER, Iles. -- - 7 r 181. E ctrrLEHY, WARRANTED.—The wet i .- ad swartment of CUTLERY in the an marled o • I • t.... late Rippe sad 9.11•1•11;,' sad warreale ' d arld is always sell- s - :.t wILLIAS it. SURTO:re, 39. Ozed-stres, goner ef Itew- -4 .. ...mt. and No. I. Reenters rat, at prove that are rememere. w - • ;, heraaw or the largeness of the soles. 31-lash Ivory-handled a .a." with tur snoualars, 1.,. per t en; .:cart,, to match, ' t • Vans leper dozes tetra; carver is. 6.L per pair : Isere , • n mat pr - pores to :ie. per &vett ;If extra Bah with elver 17 • ~ t.ata th.; white bone table tinier. from as. per deer ; ...- -a, 45.; carver*, Is. per sir; black horn t .ble knives Inn lN. 10 1 ,.., . OM.; 4 rear 1 earns, V., ed. : table KKK from Is. each. lue -ogee stock of plated doart I.o.ves aro foist, to tsar.• and other- - war. or sits re 'Wealth ester, in eIiSMOIL-Litablished in Welters% is.o. Into. ENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. S Boyers of •the above are reviewed !gore fealty deeding, to E wii...... S. BURTON'S ( '. ate IL.pprn ant Burton) SHOW ROt INS, 39, oriard.street, emir id rerun...nett, and So. 1, New. l manaore of Tr, an Ow tares in the 'rd.., and retain such an a..vemeent of FENDEIos n3ure.. 4 , EANt.ks, EIRY-IIIONS, and 3 GENER tL IRONMONGERY as mar be &entombed elersher, 3 v.:4. r foe variety, amity, beauty. t dr. ist„ cr squirters of wor- n ...i..1.4. while the erne are en that Ina rale for which hi. eta. 4 Ames: kr bees we serratrdl.T awn than a muster of • century. -A , et.ves with bromersi enamels sad two wt. of bin, It lit.; , • out. orator oressests sad two eels of oar, g 3 He to twesty ' a . • . ~. Stunted feelers complete. with wanders, tree 7e. to g 6; ~. .e100.r., hots 3..... • ditto, w.th nth ormolu ernaseeste, from bug ( . .. . • :en sinew ; li - e.!root. Wm la. 3d the sot to Et h. Syl- tlele --• •., i other patont stows with redwing hearth plates. The reel p •,• . • .:Trie.l IT t , :l." rule not arewore.! set.'. Detailed •••410SISI• bile • • ...nr..v.u... ~.eat (sr post) ter -lauthilabed in Welinetres bra • : 1•./e. ✓od ever TOHS simsar, 18, Biallopa.te-etreet-within, Vim ll 1:.01111410.11, having Jolt retuned Sr Par, solicit. the rene ..- •-• ii ir the nob...ity, terry, end the public to ha choke stock of esell . . • .r. and Laglish n.anufactuted BOr ITS and SHOES, which he is male • : ...met be equated h• drama of design sad quality, set- roe ..-“b •uperlor workmanship. York ~ '!V sIMNITT at. attention to ea entirely um proms in the haws : , ; .: aloft of eraalled leather, whereby It is rem Bred beautifully lamed • - .r. i peek, sad so much changed Is ITT nature r not to soros rater- - r. a d owarettience generally ea ' to wearing new codas •, .d Awe.; they bear a besatitol alt, requiting no lel,ciung ; Ore ' ' not creek or become hard, and resist wet better than any Africa , - ricer. Crad :I% .IMNITT takes this opportunity of returning thanks to his anew • . • T power ha their bur support. end further solicits the Irwin . o re et their future Larours, whisk shall receive Ms best attes mire 3... re mils attentio• to re Seel his being repelled with limed *....• ....cast beim direct wee the Peer manufsetarers. NITTA N.B. lAMB sera fished[ le the Set be 1. it. hewed rem w e l t s ,taslet (*LOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—Now that the mem A of annual Satiety is abet to teranieste, and the reepectin as...Nees minstrel by the bur throw of youthful • . name wasers wed sitractivailwearee naturally an i Zgrd • •-.. rude with that. hire and re aline. sow it Is that lasers , AMT . .' MACASSAR OIL, fur secelera•ine the growth and for steer ~ 4 am ksessit)le, the hair, ItoWLANDS' AA LTDOIL for T= '•.• s the sea end surspiezen, a c e in cutaneous coup- ' .•1 RoWLANDW OLION To, for brautifythir the teeth and isle el •• • TT Itolllollk TOOK be Ulll.TtfTillf fOloldeffll lodispenathle. reale the -S •.• ...re ef r=r em baltatione. . The only pieutdoe of each tear.' illiniani • . of . • na th of the ankle on molar • .;.;A? L T.O ee WNIL Sdi by = 30, li st stioa-gardes, Leaden, and ..leella t - wawa awl Maws es ear Anomie I,`ItSY SHAVING I. FROSTY WEATHER.— otters armee& i A l' +add be tri'. to Set roe the dillrlty awl agiremet. loseer • .. nisi die indiapesvart egendlie al t Alarm at re mew Si IR= • • • 8... It Is ware to the IMP% It per out bow ear reigns V . ..." may bear red. This leery le be tallillier 11114111. • • lA/ Yrs your wile appear of HlECHl.4,,Lememeau. • • ... to aorettas to It. Slatterns, Nle the err eparandi .' • • It. Mwhes rare. wort. and mesh paste we Wes need ,'. .: the cried worbL An leases suety of diessee- reeler . • errs's, writing desks, table ettlery. sad WV, Woo In, t , ~ %die ret tolle. far MeeS --- W. IV/ICU/NI CAMOMILE PILLS are on- . Oct. l. II olemly to sanded ea a Pimple lot wnal• reary, te an • .. .r tom ktifelait • Sir Headache, Bilious and Leer Or- ! "•. Seethes, sad herr ef the Stomach, Depend Spirite. • • sae% Want Pepeeeser, Spews. general Debility , Cos. •• • • •s• so. They set se a and le peurrful rive gea. aperient '• seenwAt't , I Mow . • • y a. ...awns hew tad:way to the benefits to be derived Am 'ttes rig._ .•• .. mu Is %alum la. ir, h. ed, sad IS rib, la err, fat DOOM t • • • t .. L 111••0 ''i I rel li =e el Ltl lIR Nee son Mlle , ter do sot ha pee- a. sailloi • - • • '.. t wellase r sitars. use el - nos I d i- I MPORTANCE of the ITAIR.—The Heir is sot .4m amiel bled m• g D.. nay ea lIMITE,Of TO IT ITT...e fts coridebut perersas • !. '‘.• ssrael fart in the animal ft . ..bray ; beings ageignihnill. WA" . .°, it perms st an Heel trapertnee the brain sr re ass ..turteet Hood., (...P.I ..f the Wad. eider la set ..! a les ef lise . 2. hut it • the use id essay lerill damp. . I L _ . ean TOMMY. Trees a s is am 111 11 . ' •. w wrieser. sod re he easy rarer . • with MalDN's HAIM LrBkICANT "P"Nelowawb9 diNdigpreperedelhthe ' • netiteriele of wh e.. are peeelwly the ---..- The eloollibals .I,:rplledub, ,eat.mart.y..kierlaers.the....ttr sit.t ia in a r ithy stsio.... b. -MO. Ilea el W . • leer*" .., ',.: ' ili th • °• 4 ^ 1, 7 ren Penton it Is ht.. Oa ali ali , ~ . : . 4 191 . it Lair are Mars, Ka "41,1.178 L Tbs T awl ON P. RA .... T"v (ILARTER---1 .Y REVIEW, No. CLXXL, aN dllit. lo pediah.,l Tlll4 DAY. .....711,1.. II a ilf.A• . .•.I Watery of Man. :. ite:Of led • . tura Lenthaist. • •. 4 bed Choeurry and Mr. John O'Cotinell. ham. Vele 0 1 • , 0011/37M • • . , ermine awl the Orange Inatitutins _ *O I Morse 41. . 8 5ec-erect. r e. CM°. I'l! . . 1..1,1./iir.cii: COMPANION AT HOME AND le& C muillib . .. _ al hy Mrs. Lacer. No. IT.. prise ltd., or ear o ° 4 l . ha purred e: t‘toeCay, January, I% ▪ tettbi at - ' ' 1••• • • u mii : hitholai. . 0 ••• lty 10.1 holing Hood .e. , -' ' tr ' Ms/ d ly.ry thy Ch a Life. By Edward Sally, . ' 'at. - nn ef gear Taste. With Illushathre. II ST OT A Z D i m a. 0. 7 4 . . ' 1' , ..e..........,,,, Did 11•141 : 0. latilbid r o Jo ..., . ,- oe.) Gasolene. With Ilustrations. By 1. W. L. • . ..::..• . .... ( e_a_ rti... d. By Tor aylor, Veal. .... ~.,....4.,......ti., s... : it ri iii i i. r : : : I‘ lty jai reter in ummium.. Can air orbaw. Esq. era (07 • steals.. i r .. ... , . 1. *AL MU 0, 1 ' 1611 ', Ise., Me. bm. 14 0 0400 1 .. . l • . 4 . il. itutererieaurret, sad ids by an newer, wur ll7 * ow . • ii ii '. 4 .!h S 6 1101 UR ; or, the Pe lezitis• of s .4 II the • , ',eau, ma. in Starr of a tiervanLl P raga% J. ---..._ N ENE ' S fr om tht• 11F 1: f UNPROTECTED ', A tit.. 1 .. , ...e.,,,, t..; i fi aotga n d a° at tie Rah.. l at era -- rtuh a • II 1.. i. I " ) T - ECTIOM : F L s 0 ~------- - - DODGE!. war t " ' • S 8 I)AUGHTER." oderd -iii"` ', • ' P "Pro,- ~ —._..._ , !, ha 44 -4.,',:4.1.4f.:r„,.4Jariu L .ry le, Price hi, or Stamped 44. ifs or I °. leg 1 .1 all Mimes, and at all Hallway liel. °U. °I No. 1 0 el k eill• W ''--- t I 47. Jaoll4 HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tats DAT. Parl:aussnt wu this clay further prorogued by royal con. minion, until Thursday, the 31st instant, when it is then and there to meet for the despsta of Winona Her Ma. j..sty 'a comenbsionsn w. r• the Lord Chansellor, the alli — W . us of Breadaltsse, and Lord Caapbsll. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MAELBOBOUOII-BTREE T. A BOLD Disarms —7. it 46 was charged with having stolen • pair of trowsers, value 81, the property of Mr. W. 8, sly, clothier, Totte•hata-co•rt read. G. Baker, • 'horizon is the employ of the prascater, deposed that, last night, • wean entered the shop, at,c2 told hiss that a boy bad stole• • pair of interiors trona the door. Witness ran onl, and saw the perleasese running with the troweere proe.nord multr his asst. After • 'hasp - - The prisoner. in dit.ace, said the weather was sold; he was in rags, and. mitts a comfortable pair of trowsen hang ing at prosecutor's door, he thon.ht he might as well take th , m. He was committed for trial. EOU HW ARK. HOUSZBILEMLISC7.-J. Lambe:owns was charged with breaking Into a dwellintbouse in Harrow.streat, and steal ing a copper boiler. Police-constable 100 W uid that last evening he saw the prisoner and another man loitering about some empty houses is Hatrometreet. He watched, and mw them try several doors, but, peruiving that witness was looking after there, they ran down a court. About five minutes afterwards he passed one of the hours in Harrow -street, when we heard • cracking noise, which induced him to go to the rear. V. hen he got there hi found to his surprise that the door was open and on entering he encountered the prisoner, who swore that unless be let him go he would murder him. He, however, mixed hold of him, and pulled him out of the house. whek another constable came up and secured him. Witness searched him, and found a bunch of akeletem key. on him, and close by where he first encountered him he found a copper baler, plated is a basket, r ady to be removed. Witness and his brother eon stab.e atterwuda searched the prisoner's lo,±git gs. and dis covered • splendid roulette table, balls, dice, and all the int pluneetts used in a gambling house. Mr. A'Beckett asked who the gambling apparatus be. longed to ? Toe prisoner replied, himself and • man named Hill, bat they had not been used for some time. Committed for trial. RAILWAY AL/DIT.—At a meeting of the delegates of the leading railway boards, held ttit moroing, at the Ara Rotel, Bridge street, Westminster, the Earl of Loose/ale fa the chair, it was determined to ab ir don the bill arbkh had been prepared, in eoneequenee of the want of assataity on the subject amongst the shasehohlers. SIIIPWRECK.-A Meet exciting scene occurred at Whitby on Monday. The brig Yin., of Bristol, laden with outs, sprung a leek when off Whitby, and, either through igno•anee of the time of high-water or a want oi ltstmledge alba port he was shout to enter, the master attempted to telt- she harbour about 1 o'clock, p.sa., the tide then bring very lite • past the ebb, and the vessel, as a matter of course, struck upon the bar. The erew. exorpt the muter, were loaned in a pilot boat, but the master, Captain John Honey, who, we undentsad, re part owner, refused to leave the ve.kl. As the tide rose the wind, which was blowing strong from the south-east, increased to a complete gale, and the ma ran very heavy, which soon stove is sae tide of the vessel, and ciassissted her. The muter mid stuck to the vessel, and the storm ism:aged, the waves breaking ever her most furiously. The pleas ewer., now crowded with anxious eye ctmois, expecting every meanest to see the wreck of the vessel dashed to piee.s. During this rriud the had been manned iced sent to toe v.mel three times, and end. aeon's made to persuade the captain, if he valued his life, to leave the wreck bit in vain ; he expect/6rd his determination to "stick to her es long as • timber remained." But the breakers become so fessially heavy, that woes for the (earth time the boat went to his rescue (about 6, p.m.), be was glad to avail Maim& of the assistance, sad after fur or five ansuce;eafal attempts to OW the wreck, the captain was go: into the boa: in as exhausted and almost lifeless state. On reaching the shore smother unexpected peril awaited him. The cr wd was so anxious to get a sight co • man who &veered to vilue ife so little, that it was with the greatest difficulty he e old be got to a house of retort- without injury, several parlous .vine been thrown down in the crowd and trampled on. Whilst this scene was enacting, moth. r of a more amuslag character was being performed up the harbour. The sea having washed out the greater part of the cargo (oat.) it drifted up the harbour with the tide, and the mem, wee aterAlly covered, and hundreds of beats were to be sees well manned and the Crews set , velv engaged skimming the water with baskets an i other articles that would hold the grain and let off the water, and many a treat is in store for the swine of the prof fishermen. It is said the marl is uninsured ; and :foe reason assigned for the insane conduct of the mater is, that he, bi ing the principal owner, had got a cr.rchet in his head the tif he left the wreck it would be claimed as a dentist. On Saturday there was a heavy storm along the coast, when three vessels came on tne sands here, but were got off ass's. One of tip m was on fire. and sustained considerable damage. On Sunday, the brig Two Sisters, of this port, belonging to Messrs. Break and White, drifted on the West Sands, aced has cot yet been got .g. The scene on Tuesday morning, at low-water, was changed to one sot unlike that of the " California gold dig gins." The best oats having sunk to the bottom, crowds of men, women, sad children were industriously employed up to the waist is water drugging the river fer the grain. 'toe principal part of the wreck has been got ashore. ESCAPE OF A PARTE CHARGED WITH MURDER.- Through *gel ingenuity (says the Glasgow &trunks Poet) the policeman named Cameron, of the Glasgow establish ment, who was yesterday charged wilt murder before the Oiseg we Circuit Court, has bees enabled to defeat the ends of 'Reties, and this forenoon was liberated trom gaol, and his escaped. In ewe of any misapprehension in the public mind is to facts, we are enabled to explain the following as the stances of the ewe : " The prisoner ran his Linen atter his committal for trial, which letters were served upon the Lard Advocate upon the Sad Oet. By the act 1701 a diet for trial must be filed within 60 days after the data of intimation. In this ewe, it seems there had been eabsequent Intimetion to thy !Ural, which was unnecemery, he net being the proper party to prosecute for the murder, and the crown lawyers, by mistake, bad taken that date to compute their 60 days from, and the indictment was, therefore, served beyond the specified 60 days, sowing from the time that the Lord Advocate was served. At the diet yesterday the objection that there wee no proper lertiee of the indictment, and, emwqaently, no lawful diet of trial, wee made by prisoner's foetus', and therefore liberation was demanded; but the ease wee cootinued. A formal application, ia terms of the act 1701, was then made yesterday by Mr. etrathern, writer, agent for the prisoner, sad is terms of the same statute, within 24 hours the judge is bound to give a deliverance, either refas ten liberation or granting it In the interim an expose was sent to Edinbargh at m i ght to base criminal kitten raised, the usual rem is with eases, to enable service before the twenty-four Doers should elapse, but it was only at midnight that the litters arrived, addressed to the sheriff's clerk, so that the letters were not served. The result has been that at a quarter before eleven o'clock this 10r011001k, and just as the twenty-four hour. were expiring, as order for libe ration wee written upon the prisoner's petition, and he was instantly set at liberty, and before the letters were served as got oat of gaol, and he has not sines been appre hended." MURDER lit DEVONSIIIRE.—A mad affair has W ear:ad at Buckland, which hue created a great sensation in the neighbourhood. About four menthe ago &farmer named Bird, being in wait of a se resat, applied to the union, and took therefrom the daughter of a man named Parsons, who was transported sows years sine* from this place. She was well recommended by the governor. Oa Saturday the girl died, and an inquest wee held on her Is dy, the result of which proves that her death was the result of ill-treatment. • verdict of " WLfal !larder" was returned against the tarsier and hie wife, end they have been committed to the mental gaol to await their trial at the awls s. The treatment of the deceased, as deposed to by the various witnesses. was brutal in the extreme, and the description of her body, u given by the surgeon, Kr. Gunner, and others, horri fi ed the assembly in the court. It is sulkiest to Bay that her body was a mass of wounds, bruises, ahem ski, and cuts front whips, stick', etc. ; and the deceased was reduced to this frightful cooditien by the prisoners. Their eond set excited the cheeped iodina tion, and it was with difficulty that the perpetrators of this crime were kept by the police-officers from the lunch of the infuriated mob on their being conveyed from the court to the prialn. So much ezeitement has not been witnessed in this places since the unfortunate omnibus accident three years ego. On the :nothing of their departure for Exeter, the bridge, which they had to ones, we. threngcd by hundreds of people ; bat the authorities judiciously ordered a au at the gaol door, la which the prisoners went conveyed two miles out of town, to await the arrival of the Basher mail. No doubt, if this step had not been taken, the priamen would haw bees toga to plasm,—Dotos CArtneide. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. Since the arrival of the news from Portugal, given he a• ether pige, we have received the letter of our correspondent. _ _ _ LISBON, JAM. 9. The following is the Queen of Portugal's speech at the opening of the Chambers by the Queen in pers : Worthy Peers of the Kingdom, Gentlemen Depu ties of the Nation,—The public tranquillity, for the consolidation of which your loyal (*.operation has efficaciously contributed, has not been disturbed moos the last legislative session. It behoves us to thank Divice Providence for having saved these kingdoms from the scourges which have so much afflicted other countries. My relations of friendship with foreign potentates continue to become closer. Aa agreement has been concluded between my go. versant sad that of his Maj the King of Den orimiriseliNibe isamilheekia the wage of the Sound, u that the most favoured nation ; in the same respect the Danish flag is ad mitted into the ports of Portugal. In conformity with the principles of a just recipro city, my government has arranged that our mer chandise, imported into the ports of Russia under the Portuguese flag, be ex mpt from the payment of 50 per cent. beyond what is marked in the general custom-house duties, and Portuguese ships relieved from the differential dues which are paid in that king dom upon tonnage. By virtue of the authority conceded by the law of the 25th hue, 1849, and taking into consideration th claims of some foreign governments, that law has been extended to the Swedish, Dutch, and Belgian flags. Tranquillity has been preserved in the colonies, and in that of Angola, • new c3lony of Portuguese emigrants from Brazil, is already established, which gives the most flattering hopes of pros perity: but I am sorry to have to acqnsint you that the eitablishment of Macao was lite theatre of two attempts against the sovereignty of my crown, and against the rights of the people. My goveri.- meet hes already taken the necessary measures to se cure the integrity of the establishment, the sove reignty of the crown, and the national dignity and decorum; and has also made the neors'ary eaimr, which, I trust, will be considered, that due reparation be obtained. My government will ruder you en aceonnt of the w.f. it tas made of the different powers entrusted to it, and will as well acquaint you of the m• Ins it had adopted to improve public credit, and meet the public .expenses.. The estimates of the receipts and mums< s of the a•a•o mast be Mid before you, and several proposals tending to improve some branches of the public err %ice, and some laws which experience has shown to have been deficient. Worthy Peers of the Kingdom, Gentlemen De puties of the Nation,—At this solemn moment, in which I feel the meet lively pleasure in being sur rounded by the 'representatives of the nation ; it is my they especially to rectummend to you, in acc.trd with my government, to consider the true situatit,n of the country, and adopt efficacious reme dies, in order to establish the organisation of the public revenue upon a solid and definitive basis. FREEHOLD LAND MOVEMENT. The adjourned meeting, to take into consideration the best means of establishing a Freehold L ilea Society in Beth, was held at the Liheisl Ateociation Its.ams, in that city, on Monday evening. There was a numerous attend ance, including several working men, who took a lively in terest in the proceedings. Mr. Archard (town councillor) presided. Mr. North, the secretary. hark/ again read an epitome of Mr. Taylor's speech at Ipswich, remarked that the meeting would observe that the plan suggested was a very cheap mode of &staining a freehold for the w.aainee man, which he could not othcrw se obtain; fur. it they took the example of Derby and other places, in which the object of the society had been ("Tried out, they would ilnd th it mare than cent. per cent. had been obtained fir the money layette& 11l was clad tt say that the subject was Wien up is this city in a spin that gave him great hope. Not only had numbers of working men expressed to him their desire to join a freehold land society, but several p -es ans in higher spheres of life, with whom he bad communicated on the sub ject, bad said thud they found the working man really de sirous of obtaining the franchise its such a commendable funniest., they would give their hearty support to the move ment. The CHAIRMAN observed that nne pleasing trait was, that comervauvis, wi.igs, and radicals were invited. There was no jealousy or wish to monopolise votes in the matter, and he knew that many working men felt themselves de- graded as Entliehmen because they had not votes. Several persons present having asked questions which elicited aril-factory answers in reference to the constitution Ind working of the present freehold land societies, the fol lowing gentlemen were appointed a committee to draw up a cods of rules for Bath, and report to a hours meeting : Meson. W. Toler, J. H. Cotterell, Simnel, G. Edwards, Archard, Crisp, Stone, W. J. England, North, and Triggs. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro ceedings. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LEICESTER. —About 12 o'clock on Monday night a fire broke out on the premises of Masers. Bates and Gould, trimmers and dyers, of Leicester, and, then being a brisk wind et the time, the flumes rapidly spread through the building. Four engines were epeekily on the spot, and the premises being situate by the side of the canal, a plentiful supply of water was obtained by breaking the in. Notwithetanding this advantage, it was not until after nine o'clock on Tuesday morning that the wds quenched, and later in the day it was found necessary to send for the angina again, the smouldering emben heviag broke, out afresh. The warehouse and 1211311 other apartments wen entirely de stroyed, and the whole range of workshops were cimpletely gutted. Saturday being " taking In" day with the masa. lecturers, and ends being brisk, a large quantity of good had been r eeived inns the hominy wsrebouses on Mendsy ; and nearly all were destroyed. Os. firm had sent about 2,000 dozens of lambswool and Angola stockings, and several others had seat large quantities of 'tubing', shirts, gloves, etc., to be dyed or " gut up." The building wu insured, but not to scything like the amount of the property de. stroyed, which could not be far short of 3,0004 The fire is supposed to ban originated from over-heating the stoves in the drying-room. MONEY MARKET. TOZSDAT TORNINO. The impression created on the Stock Exchange by the announcement of a Russian loan for 68 millions sterling, was unfevourable to the firmness of the mar ket for public securities. The arrangements also in progress for the settlement which takes place to-mor row, disclose a wee& though large " bull " account, as was generally expected from the extensive operations on the Font of speculators for a rise, which have formed the distinguishing characteristic of the negotiations in the Eneliah funds for some t;me past. The combined influence of these circumstances has tended to depress the home funds to-day, and a fall of 1 - aa between the closing prices of yesterday and to-day, has been the conse quence. Consols were first called 961 to t ex div., both for money and to-morrow; from this, the high est pout of the day, they soon fell to 964, and so continued for some time, when a temporary reaction took place, and they spin marked 981, but subse quenUy gave way and were last marked 98, being officially quoted at the close 96: to 4 fur to-morrow's account. The "continuation" was last dune at Z, equal to 44 per cent. per annum. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 96j, 97, and last 961. The New Three-anc-a-Quarter per Cents. were dealt in to some extent from 984 to 99, the last operation being marked 984. South Sea Old Annuities marked 96: Exchequer Bills of all sizes were negotiated exten sively at 675., 61s. and 695., and I n di a B on d s a t 97 5 . and 100 s. pm. L on`` Annuities, 84; ditto 30 years, 1860, 84 • Bank Stock , 208 and 209. With ;demo to the Ruda& lose, we may ob serve, that its announcement has not been ill-received in the city, where the punctuality with which the interest osrforrner loans has been paid weighs more than consideraticse as to what le to be done with the money. The Russian agents have been now two months in the country, biding their time to bring this loan forward, and certainly they have not ill chosen their opportunity. In the corm of the foreign exchanges for this mail there is not much variation, the only alterations being a slight decline in the rates for billion Hamburg and Frankfort-on-the-Maine. The ',dykes brought by the Crane packet extend only to the 14th November from Rio de Janeiro, and consequently are of no commercial interest, accounts having been received from thence to the beginning of December in the course of last week. Havre advioes of Friday's date mention that an unusual 4 great of activity had prevailed during the day in the eotton market, and t owar d s th e latter part of the day a 'further advance of If. took place, in consequence of the receipt of advice, from Liverpool. The total sales on Friday amounted to 4,643 baits, and the day previous about 'l,OOO bales. The last quotati on was 99f; for low ordinary Orleans. Some business had also been done in coffee at an ad vance, 10f. having been obtained for Hayti. The market for raw sugar and hides was oleo very fair. Hamburg advisee of the 11th mention an unutmal deime . stroireilLhaving prevailed in the coffee real ordinary Brazil on the spot was quoted 61 &ch., and 61ach. for low middling ditto. The sales during the week amounted to no less than 76,000 bags, the greater part on speculation. In sugar there was not much doing, bot a few transactions had taken place in brown Bahia, at a slight advance on previous rates, and holders were very firm. In spatter a deal of speculative business bad been done, and the operations of the week were estimated at 25,000 centna, at 101 marks for April and May delivery. The funds were firm, but railway shares were rather depraved. In continuing our report of the trade of Hamburg for the past year, we propose to take a short review of the imports by sea, and exports inland, as also of the present stock of some of the leading colonial pro ducts. Of these the most important is coffer, of which not leas than three fourths of the entire quan tity received consists of Brazil. The total imports of coffee during the year 1849 amounted to about 75,300,000 lbs., being about 4,000,000 lbs. less than in 1848, and about 3,000,000 lbs. less than in 1847. The yearly imports on the average of the last four years were 73,700,000 lbs., and the annual average consumption and exports for the same period were 43,000,000 lbs., which leaves little room for the accumulation of stock. The quantity on the spot in first tands on the 31st December was 14,000,000 lbs., or little more than two months re quire went*. The stock at same period, 1818, was 15 minicar, and in 1847, 13 million lbs. Rew colonial sugar stands next in point of importance,but owinglo the great increase which has taken place within the last few yearn in the cultivation and manufacture of beetroot stmar in the interior of Germany, this branch 7 f bosiuesa is not now of the same magnitude that it was a few years back. The annual consump tion end export on the average of the last three years amounted to about 70,000,000 lbs., whilst on the aveisgo of 1838 to 1846 It amounted to 91,000,000 lbs. The total imports in 1819 were 82,500,000 lbs., of which 9,500,000 were lumps and bastards, &c, against 73,000,000 lbs. in 1848, and 76,300,0001b5. in 1847. The suck on the 31st December was about 16,300,0001bs , being about 2,000,0001b5. above the average of the two previous years at same date. Rice, owing to the productive harvest and the low prices of grain, has not met with much demand, and as a consequence the stock on hand on the 31st December greatly exceeds that of any previous year; it woe 1,030 tierces and 44,330 bags, against 957 trs. and 24,000 bags in 1818, and 300 tea. and 15,900 bags in 1847: whilst the fetal import last year was 10,807 trs., 7,0841 bags, against 6,730 try., 56,799 bags in 1848, and 12,940 trs., 101,404 bags in 1847. Cocoa from Guayaquil was imported during the past year to the am omit. of 12,050 bags, and the total, stick on the 31st Decem ber was 5,600 bags, being considerably in excess of the previous year. Tobacco experienced an active demand throughout the year; the failing off in the supplies induced asp culation and prices advanced accordingly. Domingo tobacco is the favourite kind, and constitutes more than one half of the total supply and consumption. The total im ports of tobacco in 1849 were 48,596 packages against 61,8b0, in 1848. The amount disposed of during 1849 was 48,993 packages. The stock on the 31st Dec-mber was 12,807 packages against 18,154 packages in 1848, at same date. The import of raw hides from all parts during 1849 amounted to 312,000 pieces, cr 70,000 more than in 1848, and 70,000 leas than in 1847. The price of hides on the Ist ins'., shows an advance of about Z ecb. during the year 1849, and the prospect of an increased con sumption during the present year is stated to be very encouraging. Cotton is increasing iu importance, the natural consequence of the extension given to cotton spinning in Prussia and Saxony. The price of this staple followed the course of the English markets. In January 1849 it stood at 4i sub., and in October, at 7 to 71 *ch. for middling, at which it was quoted within a fraction at the close of the year. The total imports during 1849 amounted to 63.846 bales, against 47,846 bales in 1848. The quantity sold for consumption in 1849 was 36,737 bales, and 70,246 bales were forwarded in transit,. The stock on the 31st December was 3,400 bales, against 9,800 bales in 1848. The total import in 1821 was only 11,500 bales. Tea does cot occupy that prominent positioa amongst the products which it does in this country. The consump tion, however, is slowly increasing on the continent and it exceeded last year in Hamburg by 3,6001 chests the total imports, which reduced to whole chests amounted to 3,464. The stock on the 31st December was equal to 4,845 whole chests. Pepper increased in value during the past year from 21 to 31 sch. b.nco per lb. The imports during 1849 were 16,500 bags, or 2,000 bags less than in 1848. The stock on the 31st December was estimated at 600,000 lbs., or about the same as in 1848 at same date. Pimento was imported during 1849 to the extent of 12,339 bags, leaving a steck of about 4,000 bags at the end of the year. Cassia lignia experience) a considerable advance during the past year. The stock on the Ist Jan. 1849 did not exceed 50 chests, although the imports during 1847 and 1848 amounted together to about 10,000 chests. The imports in 1849 were about 7000 chute, and further parcels are expected on the opening of the navigation to the extent of 6,000 chests and 2,500 packages, of which 4,000 chests had been disposed of for delivery, and sales of other parcels on the spat had been effected at 131 sub. The total imports of mace and nutmegs during 1849 amounted to 412 packages of mace, and 132 packages of nutmegs. Of cloves there were imported last year 2,990 packages against 382 packages in 1848. The imports of gin ger last year were 650,000 lbs. against 532,000 lbs. in 1848. The stock on the 31st December was about 500,000 lb. Cassia buds, cardamoms, cinnamon, vanilla, sago, &e., do not offer any novelty or impor tant feature requiring remark. Mr. Thomas Allsop, of Royal Exchange-buildings, has this evening issued a railway and monetary cir cular, which contains as interesting statement, show ing the depreciation which has occurred in the value of capital invested in the twelve principal trunk lints of railway, on a comparison of the present market value with that of January, 1849. The lines which Mr. Allsop includes in his analysis are the following (exclusive of the leased and lccal lines,and also exclu sive of any portion of the respective stocks not negotiable in the London market) : Caledonian, Chester and Holyhead, Eastern Counties, Lancaster and Carlisle, Great Western, North Western, South Western, Midland, North British, South Eastern, York and Nerth Midland, and York, Newcastle and Berwick. The par value of the ordinary capital of the above lines is 72,644,215 L The market value o f ibis stock, on the 9th January, 1849, was 65,8 8 7,0581, whilst at the SUM date this year, it was only 40,828,6164 thas showing a depreciation of 20,068,6421. Ths get Wu of St preference capital of the skive lines is 6,882,2001. The market value on the 9th of January, 1849, was 8,040,2881., and on the 91 ins**. inq 4,817,6031. ; in this case the depreciation is 1,222,6851. The total capital represented in the above analysis is 78 , 526,4161., and the total depreciation amounts to 21,281,2271., or 271 per cent. on the pu value, and u this sum does not exceed one-fourth of the total amount expended on railways in the United Kingdom, the above results will give some idea of the Ices sustained by railway shareholders in the twelve months just expired. . DUBLIN STOCIL/3.—.15.. 14. 3 per Coat. Camas St pee Cent. Mock 9ll t i o t ar jerD.Ct.butallastmOMee OrYet b. (Gov . waiwitY/I.o2l4.oLvjfi 74 Dalin and Drogheda - LI (Thirds) lildlaad at Western ad Company AND eITOCEP Litßoati. PARIS, Jest. 14. I For Amount. 3 par OWL 57 30 137 60 37 60 37 40 57 43 --- ''ll 1. 3 per Ceuta. 94 94 03 94 03 93 113 1131 NI 3 do. New Loma. . „ is is . 4 0 4 per Cents. .. I 11. IN .9 0 4 per Cada. .9 99 .9 9. 99 Ziettaille on Landon : 30 days, 13.424 45 ; SO days. 23.30 34 Be 3, 1640 11 Da. , 1342 170. 44 „ Do. 21 Madman 3 per Cents 90 „ bovass.—Path mad Weiss, 620 ; Pane sad Rolm, 364 ; Bones lit 11304018p1; AVOWS NO 11101011101. 931 30 4 1970033 1 03,3 Brie, 116 ZS ; Orkin' and Bordeaux, 41373; Northern , 461 23; Paris and gersskouri. 360; Tours and Nantes, 275; Masterson and Lr i ie x i 113; Ceite and 31ontpellfer, 125; St. Germain, 410• Ver. right bask) 293 ; do. (left bask), 147 30 ; Orleans and %Jerson, 340. Tar For Atmount. YOM). Opening liiihest. Lowest. Clow*. --- - -- --- 57 50 37 60 37 60 57 40 57 43 94 94 03 94 03 93 93 93 90 s. •• I. •• “ . lit NI n n . til It . to MAIM., JAM. 7.—Three per Cents., 291 wallet. Four per Cents., 121 paper. Fire per Centa, 111. Coupons, ej. Barak of Bt. Ferdinand, 87 amount. Uttanite on Leaden. 20.22. Dt:BL/N SHARE MARKET.—(From the Freeman's Journal of Jetuary 14th.)—There has been an increased business dune in shires, and the tendency is rather upward, esmcially in debentures, &c., intended for investment. Great Southern and Western. 293 (10s. advance); Mid land Great Western, 231 ; Dublin and Drogheda, 254 ; Thirds, 81; Dubin and Be/fast Junction, 53; Water lord and Limerick, 83 3 ; Belfast and Ballymena, 171; Cork, Blackroek, and Paestum (141. pain), 74; Dahlia and King. butun Halves, 131 ; Quarters, 63. Ili, list, it will be men, presents a considerably iouesused number of quotations. National B ink, 174 ex div.; Royal Bank, 113; National Insurance C,., 204 ; Patriotic Insurance Co , 74 ; City of Dublin Seam, 73; balm, 391; British and Irish Steam, 39 ; Wicklow Copper Mine, 101; Mining Company of Ire land, 41 ; Alliance and Consumers G.,e, 51 ; Ballast Office Debentures, 911 (13 advance); City Debenture., 75 (1 ad vance) ; ipeer.,tcr Debentures, 804 (the last pelt - sot which was 80); Dubin and Kingstown Railway Fur per Cent. Dabs., 100; this latter beiig almost the first time they hays rescind par since they were issued. THIS DAY. Two ()Tune. The flocloations which have taken place in the English funds to-day are to be ascribed solely to the settlement of tre account, which in other respects has so far gone off satisfactorily. Consols fur money were first called 967 to 7, from which they fell to 96, but have since rallied, and were next and la-t done at 96f. For account the 14th February, they were fist celled 967 to ; they then declined to 961 and 7, at which there was a pause; a reaction then took place, and they next and last marked 967. They are now quoted 964 to Z for money, and 967 to 7, for account, showing the " continuation" to have vat+ d since the opening from 7to The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 94,1, and 4. The Nea Three-and-a-Quarer per Cents. have been done to some extent, at 937,1, I, last at t. Exchequer Bills mark 60.., .570., and 60a, being a decline of Is. since yesterday. Bank Stock is also lower; it hat b2t n done at 2074. Foreign stocks have attracted little attettion tc-day, the 'settlement in the Consul market being the chief feature in the Stuck Exchange. MC: s generally ar.) Lilly supported, presemirg Lula variation from yesterday. Toe following are the negotiations: Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Conte., at 90 and 4. Braz:lian, at b 9. Buenos Ayrt 8, at 49. Terl.and-a- Half per Cents. Dutch, at 3.57 and ; the Four pd. Cent. Certitleat , to, at 864 and 1. Mexican, at 29. Portuguese Con certed , at 36. Spanish Five per Cent. Active, at In and 7. ENGLISH FUNDS. Bank Reck. :El 83 pee ci. Bal. Amu. IC: per CLCA:a. 96, J per Ct. Cot. A ec., Fcb.l4, Nj 6 3t er eta. Exchequer MY. Zla tip 60.. FOREIGN FUNDS. I pee Ct. AIWA.= Bond*. 1 per Ct. Grenada Ns., 166 II 46 per CC Beig. Bonds, 89 31 Grenada Deferred BM., n j '.{per Cent..— 6 pie Ot. Mei., 1644. TA # 6 per Ct. Brazilian 11J..., U 9 6 per Ct. Peruvian 114 c. 63 6 Ditto New, IN A Porta:woe Orem, 35 6 4 per Ct. Mecum Ayres, 48 rd 1 pre Ct. Rua. 11d5..167 16 Ditto Milian P. 14., 99 141 Ditto Spanish lida.l9l inße Columb. tel lode., 3 per Pt. Spanish adz .14 II Columbian Equador BM., 3# 4 Spaaltb Deferred Bd.-- per Ct. Danlvh lid.., 724 DIM° Pasant 1id.,31 4 81 per Ct. Dutch lid... 65+ 6 3 per Ct. Venezuela W.. 18 30 per Ct. Data Cort,, IS 7 Venezuela Deferred BM., It 104 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. BM: CE.—The public sale of Porto Rico went off rt•adi!y, at 38s. to 425. 81. The Bread and Bengal were bought in by the importers above the market value. Rt fined steady ; 60. 6d. to 62e 6J. Cortes —Good ordinary native hu been mere steady, sal sold both in public sale and by private contract, 644 61 to 651. The Mocha withdrawn at 80s., common clean garbled. COCOA.-600 bags Guayaquil sold in public sale at 3455., which was a lull price. BALIPITHIL-2,000 bags Bengal sold freely in public sale at rather higher prices. Refraction 3to 6,2 be. to 299. ; re fraction 7 to 10, 26. 6d. to k7s. ; 1,000 b'gs Madras, r fraction 174, sold at 265. 6d.; a few lots at 275. Mex.-1,300 bags low and inferior broken Bengal were offered and bought in at 9.. to 99. 6d. • cargo, 69. 6d. RIM( remain. firm. Proof Leewards is quoted la. 53. ; East India, Is. 4d. Ti.. continues tirro. Common Congou, 101 to 11 ; greens continue in demand, and, in pubic sale, sold at a shade higher prime. In other articles no material alteration,. Duty paid on sugar to lama week in London, Liverpool, cwt. Bristol. Hull, and the Clyde 121019 To tie rune period last year 178,362 Decrease 32,263 scrum ram Oil Ica ur 1650 to usr Wass lbe. Lodes 910,100 Llearpori -.— 119,763 Bridal — 20,173 2,493 41,744 iiiidT ass Ibtal ... Ikon time in 1349 .„..»....-.-............ 1,173,341 Decree's TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. 79,216 The naatretVqUiet to-day, and priest are barely main tained. The quotation+ are aa follows : Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 395. 3d.; February and March, 395. ; October to December, 40s. 3d. HAAS-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was very little Itsglith Wheat fresh up for this morning's market; the few parcels on axle were those which remained over unsold from last market day; the demand was languid in the extreme, and it was with difficulty that Mon. day's rates were obtained. Very few transactions took place in foreign Wheat, and its value remains nominally the same as at the beginning of the week. Barley sold slowly, at former prices. Oats were in moderate supply, but no ad. vane* could be obtained upon late rates. Beans, Peas, and Malt underwent no alteration. - - AZDIVALI3 INTO LONDON PKOlt 14th JAN. TO 16th JAN. Qrs. llootch. huh. 19W Wheat I 910 19&) 8ar543) ll9O 6460 2 ,0 570 Mar, 2,490 soda; COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Buddies West Hartley, 19s. ; Cut's H . tiler, 19s. 93. ; H Eden Hain, 205.; West arare, 19..; Walls Had Haswell, 21s. ; Walls End Return, 215. ; Walls Bad Stewart's, 21..- Bkips at zaarket, 31. BOROUGH MARKEL—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden aad Smith report . that the mat het is in • dull state. The tow new Hops resnuning unsold arc titd BRISTOL, Jan. 16. BTOCIL-KICNLNO I . — Oar u,arket partook of the improve ment 'Mash characterised basher in London, and there was a end deal of osiness dose at advanced nitro. Great Western Quo ter Blare ware sold as high as 11, bat receded berme the elute of buta nes to 10 and 10i din.. MWlsad £3O shares left ott at . die., and North Staffordshire; et dl.. West of England Bank shares were done at 1 pm. ; and there were other transactions in purely local Mama. YORK, Jan. 15. Northers, 7t es ist ; North British Bahr, 1p; ditto Cisertere, lle. ; York sad Kink XI& Lai. lit. Ikroot-E1 Two o'Ciocz. Now that the settlem en t of THIS the DA acc T, ount is ova, less business is going forward in shares. The market opened this morning rather weak, but prices are now a little firmer, though scarcely so gold as the closing rates of yesterday's m tr k et . L on d on and North Westerus are quoted 114 to 15; Midlands, 441 to 1'; Brightons, 821 to 1. The sales up to one o'clock this day will be found below. The foreign share market presents no feature of novelty. Da r= ILAlLwark ;Inning prices Yesterday. ..• Da ,Aualgt.,Nst.,Boa.,kll.ln. dirks lb Hants Ezt. (CIL L West. perpetual 0 p.Ct.) II l 2 i il9. __ 2. ain,.-- aalledulypd.,or De. without a guarantee Ilbun.Woleek spur Val*, Ides, Wale., and Dudley ialladulypd.orwidruar. Do. 'Admin. a guarantee itlai pen z ii 25 27 ex int 22 24 9; la ;', S 5 pa I 4 pm. r0;t7m;irtam7,:n . 71311.4.7 !Bridal and Exeter 32 SO di.. 11 10 Ws 1 1 6 4 11711 chista Ds. DO. i i hares . lo d P i re u fenals . Fismi .... Do. Preteresee .. Dolan ad Delltse i ." tient Milian .. De. ( Is Liiia.j D0.(31.102.)4 p. Ct. PreL Eastern Coaitlia .. Do. New Coe. 4 p. et.. Do. lat., S p. CL, No. I De. do. N 0.3 Do. N. St E. IS per Ct Do. New Wooers Caton dill A gate E. U. t 311.) ... ~ 1 I Do. do. do. . 25 Do. dare B. aid C. ditto 25 last 20 Do..arix .. pa. fF. Ct.) . .. 25 Do. New ... ... 64 Do. New I Aires 23 last LiaeoLubire ... 50 FALDSorera and Oleeiroo 24 Exeter, Yeovil, le bomb. 11.. Exeter and Limoutls 20 (inlet Nortbere .._ 113 D 0.4 sham, A,Deferred I 7 De•S 21 share+, , 6 P. CL. I 124 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref Su , ULSouth.ood Wow. (Ire ) 100 IGrtat North of Jdoglaad 33 De. New, XIO .. 1 IQ 111 I 171e:tint 191 B Bi si 10 1 *I !A $3 die. 1 1i I I 71 7 la 11. . i 1 pm e pm x Apm If f Ilf 4 pun es int 1 Pm le I el int 30 Do. New, Zit; 13 De. New. 100 Unlit Women, 30 1 De. rues IS De. Awe& 10 Do. ?Ms 13 Do. New, 1 30 !lull and ealV... 23 Da. 'Agree .„ I•AS De. f dart. — SO Losoiroor rod .. 10 Do. Tblz.le 1100 .I.Analahircand Torlv.hire - - Do. do. i.Y.ia; IDo. envoi ... .., ... 1 Do.Thlide .., ... ...I Do. New (gas. 6 p.Ct.)..' Do. Llreroot and Bury be. Wl'4 lading Dubai Do. Preston and Wye. I De. j shares (A) ... . 1 Leeds and Brad tiod... .... .1,1 (Loads and 'I hlr•k . ...: Do. Pref. 6 p. (AEA • No. 1; Do. Do. No.r Do. Do. N 0.31 Do .Quarters !en 7 per ci ;Diodun sad b.aca wait -. Lon., Brien , n. A &Coast Do. New gt,A. .3 p.Ct. it Do. orthwanteet 3 p. Ct.. lateCruydoothLrds... Do. Prof. 3 per Cent.— Do.Convrt. b p.Ct.,1612 Landes and Gimlet& ... Do. Preto otos ... .. tc t dw o. do. New 4r f iL. e W bante lellem ... I Do. Fifths ... .. .. Do.X IV oL.,M. aid is.(C; Loath* A @oath-% esters Do. New, lib') ... ... 133. New, See ... ... Do. Prefer, nee 7 p.Cent 'Lowestoft G oar. 1 NI Deal. 1 • I llanen., Dur.odloMatlookl iNaneb., titief.,&Linoatnekl Do. abate, No. 1 ...; Do. sham, No. 2 .. ...1 14 Do. aborts. No. 3 .. Da., ew ElO Pref. . Do., Great Grimsby ...I Do. She?. andi3r.e;:n... Do. Griroaby Dal. .. Do. Lincoln Cnion ... • Do. !Arm. and Derby ... Do. B. and B. s p. Cent ; Do.E.reweehrallerPref. Neecastle sod Corbels .. IDo. New Do. Gowan. 3 per Ct.. . Do. buena. ai par Ct.. I Do. iiThirrrds Do. Vrefereac'e ,Nonh etalfirdshirs tlaford fuie.,;Tilolee;. I Read.,Uoild., and Reigate Royston and Ilitehin . doottlab Central I Scottish Mfdlnnd Shrews., & Hum., OW A Do., New GuaranVead... tilanowebury and Shute Do. IlSkroo.pshgeor Nn. . i Do. Preference ~oah tunLWr »... ... 1;113Toil; EaTters — .7.7. 10 Do. No. 3 10 Do. No. 4 Registered 10 Do. No. 4 halo ... 43 South Wales .. 11 :11. York, Doo-,. k Goole.. 16if Shedbeld, Rotherham, mad Goole, N. DI. roa. 3 p.Ct. 20 Wamrford and Kilkenny.. 30 Wow Valley, 6p. Ct. goo. 13 Do. do. do. 43 Whs. Ikeormet, &Worm . . Terk,Nevoistlek Bennet 10 Do.lat.lYorkleNeoca.l a De. O.N.E. PureLieo of Tork and North lalasta:. Do. Proltreneo ... .. 6 pm . 4 3 3 4 14 11 ex 114 12 114 12 2 $ $$C " :: 2! 2$ 1 idisxl I 12 4 1 (11,i i 1 ? si , . 3 31 (Hs ~ I li clis I 29 31 ex Int 230 233 32 Si pa. IS 41 pas. 191 2 414 i 63 31 33 19 - 1 - 2{ 99 / 101 Os dis. 49 SO 49 -it bl if Pm. i the i pia 4$ 40 di& 0 tin II 10 du. 12 4 1 CUM. 114 24 24 pm. 6i 41 dim I 40 I 7 m. 101 103 p 9 10 11 le dia. 4i 4 dia. 11 ills 4 die 1 pm 61 42 63 .154 4 - 0 10 I) 07 5J 3$ 1.; 10 11 si is Itiii 1155 le 2 p le le Au. 67 69 l 7 15 d's 14 12 I•IA 2 14 IS i pm. 41 i d, 16 19 U 14 die. II 4 • Si 7 9 14 13 dbl. 10 We. 21 10 1 6 3 3 die. 44 41 33 12tdis 21 23 Ilii ii 4 134 60 24 22 14 13 die 166 174 dint 10 1 41 21 2 Si 31 21 die. 9 11 161 11 ex int 14 15 8 71 1 dis z 61 dia. If 2 pa. S • dis. 4 2 die. U • di& is 1 1 1 " I s ih a.. 7 7 I Ms 20 61 ea in se di so 17 die 44 34 du. 1 Sdis.si ia 1 1 2 pm 14 12 at 1 81 173 81 01 die 11 41 dis xi 181 181 4 31 41 41 dia. 7i II 13 134 ez ii di II das 1 1 Pol• P: 7 ti 2 If dis zin 311 if ez 32 34 ez mt ii 1.11 1 9 -- -- 11; ez Ixt. 10 I 9 9 die Jan. 13. es kat i int TWIGS Ran.waes. Anglo-Italian (lass liana/ and dartrian) Rooloons and Amiens .. Owing Prams (Wawa; Do. Omit Win Peninsula ... Do. Samar and Liege !Northern of lraies: (17.7.1:7 Paris rd Odour . Parilead Roam . Parts aged taraaboari I; soap Tai Barn SO Smoke sod Uwe ... ... 13 Tows sad Mantis .I, LIVERPOOL, Rsoot-itiowawaa. Yesterday's market was Wier dull. but prices remained strudy.—Eat Lancashire (pre. I sharash, 7 Gs. 341.—Lsacasbire and Yocashirs (fifth shares). 7 0 *d. Oro ttirth shares, W.R.U.), 64d—[notion slut Not. Wawa, 113—Diale ( ne w .harce), If e. I p —Ditto (firth .hares), 11 p—alialaal, 43 st —ram ti shores), 22e d.—Ditto (Lrea.isla Ve.ley),ll4l}—Nareastl• andeartute, MANCHSSTitit, Jan. 15 Erroas-Kitlitaxou.—Tbe smirk,' op. nrd wane, bat la wards the clot was voinew hat weaker. There wag. a fair business, London and Niwth Western stock betas prest ad li: market somewhat pertinaciously. The peter t was the amp for ilia account, which shows rather large operatic , a b the but all went off smoothly. BIRMINGHAM, AM. 15 brwas-Eacrii Lams— Tide share mark• t for lb. bat 111.0 days has berm tolerably Naive, sad priors have samikated • taidassify upward'; die orders to purchare brim tattier better lira of kMa to-day Rempabire Unions were dope at 4 dia., 11114 @oath tidbits at 31. 1 Is. 3d. dia., es lat. LENDS, Jaw. M. STOOL-VIC NNNNN —This was the first riey of de 111 W ream. The market this morning showed an traproW tone. Lew do sc n and Brightens were done or 21; York wed North Ilittleaased ICI ; N or th Westerns at II n. dis. ; North BM& Qamelay si fi; tad Manchester. Sheffield, and r' able Preierenec at at. 44 3 41 5 33 15 t 143 131 101 .2 id Is at is 4 e 4 so so u ► 2 4 ► 2 4 12$ 20.1 100 14 10 so 11/ ! ii 111414 14 1 13 1 I 13 4 44 f 6f 22i 7 is mt lek ec rot 1k 5 411 5 674 K il lit J el int lit