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

~,,..: 1, ••• -.e-_e• , :ktte::.:i(Erfpr.os LONDON,.. FIJEBDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1850. No. 1,045.] [THREEPENCE. ro. of INDUSTRIOUS RABITS , is o w of Inds. ay REALM ISCIDERATI DICIOUS •be mg, Miele et elthrf pplaellatelr b ki rret= t ir C l erl4 lAN 1.11. Woe Ilia BMWs Cliarayeril. cov. l'E " TEA-PLANT' TEA-POT, so named froze it. %gni rtelonrsiely orsoshosted war& dos lanes and Non at th.. 6.1". boo Jot boos Wei to tea patterns sob mist tbo w.uni „. min., wilt* bave AMMO' be tee lanes OMNI orb ..,1.....r. si pnyialsoft. tam Mar dorm drostilty, me obeap. ' is, ar bar ter ban *dr area seamblosso le ollier, Wow ~,trop`stst with a swag sealimeoll laws MN 4.14. k .,,,t.,0 ietteiS NB add selbe sot simplato At 10 I Amiss , 6 °. Is de. mousse , doer da. d os — 17 4 %.. tioci do. dared Ea. do. 17 11 mto es. Oda Ea. dos — • • tivavlasterer pawed& dos s is 1 . 4 VON 221. snob; seas peak SOL nob, at tbe °adage pat. tr ,.. ; ft ratik Oh web ; witiorpola. Sta. seek et dr 1:1 it oelo. jar m., snide Misty is OM sues pospertks. Imparts. sent Orr pal ?NC 7% 1 1.1.1 711 is. brWfOr4 Oar Zips sod Verbs), St, Wogs. OWL Mid 1, NAMMINIAMISI *row at Solouesastreet).-11stabbisd to looSsosos. tall. -- BrIATINCI asd REGISTER STOVES.— ws.ume S. BURTON'S swertmust or Mein sod ober d rem witty, greet Maar of god" NA aspralto work so" p, twat 11.aborroom Soya at ken PK Is 7 game la Prarraproos Noma tram MIMI. lob Slew. vet ars a other radials, War* = . ls k t b rurpg is Ye iroll I. sel scuds' Mid, estb as warssor asteetio• dijibelan. laws 5... that parebaroro are rossesast to IL TY mow toward is /wry Wide set apprised et inn is. mem Of teat Ma.—lab =PPM 4 end ibens atto z MS. of Nrinloo4lll94, an d va. I a ardwared. NM DAl.llllll°B CANDLES. 7d. a raustav rain CANDUII, oil morbid re= a r '. Mee or ambit wills 11" L NV. v•z8 0 Magnums 3et 4 ........... l a tYpw *lw the 4rriat koet fi Low Is Os Ifters. NW& kr Om i• we:: • foe casaphire mt. 814 Inn 18. ISSa ail: vl = i s I at. et t annlone, In woad ans. 48. OIL 11111=t a 8. Pt - ;law Rippoe mad llarlma). (Wase tirawas..aaval. sad M. I. Iliarnmamallantradablidali la Willa. street e.t..14,1t. SEASONABLE PRESENTS. —At this %olive pelted the Tess dimpierles Ibr the tort are died iota lammed sossums. b ar; mss um, for matins skidoo had of ba ROWLANDS' CALYLkM, kr Ss Me sett, 2134 b:0 041131 ( ; aid ROWLA" owns. or Datliner r lbr uL:art.na a grarl.like wigwam to tle Ws& Thestn isat r, tbmnobnat &mom and Olt Oppeifiles b risk rad ta4twei. tat welibows t.6uYr IOW IMOD utile,. stye Ors • celebrity assegsallid. astJ egla olia magmatic Font. Beware et embus tills no cagy pith" re orb Inn ea me 4 alitamissii . poundll i t ab. t of the article tbs envier et lab& Mil by Om at lb. poke. 141•411% Ind by amplibibb aimmics pialmen. AA NEW DISCOVERY. - Mr. HOWARD, Purfees-Duath. S 3 rithe-threel,4p alesire aa ferry sre dew-Twine et AKTUICIAL TUTU, lasi wither Neap, wtre• or ‘listurow They eo perfectly re eerie dee seresl lath r sot t . distaguialwd tear the erliglaele b the islet error. Thee will WU( d/a/r err, ar rm. art the be area wry ere nee to eel tette ever Were art The rod are reethe the estrar tea ot rook at asy galetel opmeelass, mid ell proem teeth Or ere reek sad is geerereel ft Men see. aretheues. Thu Kr. neer Imprermale rthyTh=thele tae meek of :be soot esoesmieel. le bee bud the ample se the levee re poe4ble. Deem& rellt misted ewer end useful to saiteselios.-32, Flestmezeet. At bone ken 10 till S. SUPPLY of BOOKS fir 18.50.—FIFfY COPIES emelt lithe QUAICTEIYIL• ; • V other peretiteele. mil troth twisty to one li=tr e pter the lot sew tro th s. aro In eireulattoaet Mt:DIM( lILLECT I.IBURT. 25.Xpreir blowathwywatiant. Maple Sob. errivies. Oea tSaYea par Armen Boole we ezetweeed weekly to awry pert of badge led its wetattioneboad at two gather per wawa. (*wintry eabeorlythat. twelve rola (Ulf sew), three gainer; Mem eels. (sil sew), eve palates per aseen.—A post-ellee wrier, payola* to ClUilltha EDWARD YII:DILF., will aware ea immediate ronall• THE ILLUSIRATED LONDON NEWS.— :listablirbsd in IN2.;—Cestrideing • Essays oa Public Affairs; Literature, Fiat LK^ the Derek and Science; Sporting Intel& ram • a d s complete Illeetraked Retard of all the Events of the Week: at Home eadAhremed. This weekly semester hes now been established nearly eight rem ; and bas, ham the lest amber ; steadily increased in simile.' Don, whlch now 'Meads all over the civilised world. The merited the ILLU S TRATED LONDON NEWS, it le preeumed. are. there- Sire. welt known and appreciated. 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E la the awn year, Isso, w.n given a splendid View of Row to WI tannin! snisaribers to the uxusTIATED LONDON NEW n, Ron this MA Ibis View of Rona his been wackily drawn by ornate sappd lath t city ; sad the utmost care lite been toes to ham the drateloge engraved In the beet meatier. A sew roan iambi* le erinnreeting. las more female to sappythe immun _doused he tin ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. The ILLLWRATED LONDON NEWS Is radiated in Landon every Saturday. stamped to go tram by poet, at Sti. per copy ; and may be inmi by meter of all booksellem and newevendere. Com plete . e t a of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS may be bed, as the numbers are reprinted; and, If *abed, the bask Milian may be had to voiufnes bawd. TEAM. 1011 /ATIIII7 w ADTALIKIL VOLIINE 1. PRICE ONE 4. 01.:LNEA. 11411.7e5z Tear Covers kr binding the volure , Fortfulke tar haspiag =a 9•913 eimblematisal embellish. bon clean, prise 49 ameta. mretp, 2s. C 4. 1111111 . C. ~t.ertpticas esseived by all Pog-ollke orders for sub M T . u du= Litt*, IN, faced. rs; sod M the face, lie, should be aide THE WEATHER AND THE PARKS. Ye at.-rday the weather coatinued Moth tie same as on the previous day, with the inception iket the thereto. meter we. very flotnuatisg. The thermometer at 12 o'clock et. d 4S degrees, and at 6 o'clock in the evening it had fallen to 3s, three degrees lass than on the preceoing night at lbs tame time. ite ice is the mica.. parks wee also nearly in the relit acidities and t►ickaes• Ili on the previous day, end notwrh►.aadisg that every ►tsoastion sae taken by the its perii.t.ndeat of the Royal Humerus Society, resisted by a 01111tettplit stiff of icemen, several pereoos narrowly escaped with tb.if A serious accident occormid about 3 o'clock on the Lvit water, Kensington-gardens, near the island ca the conk side. Mr. Thomas Mariana, cf No. 9, Kea @Moon square, star eon, awrempanied by hie soli, Mr. Merriman, Mies Merriman, Miss C. Merri man, MAW White, and gig. 8. While, friends of Mariam, ventured on t►e ice. They were matiosed by James ]loge, eine of the hu nee, as to this danger, and they 'Owed to re'urn, remarking at the same time, that the ice we. able to bear them. immediately afterwards the kw Moe way, and the w4ie of Me is persons were immersed tato the water. Rep, assisted by an ether icemen, wood Cook, instantly ►astened to the spot with an ice sledge, and busker la Were, and immecled MlNyalial five of the party. Mi.. Wh't. unfortunately had dipped ander the kw, awl coed Lot be seen. ♦ctive menu wan adopted by !mat ins the lee, sadism afterwards As wee drawls out in a very eshaa•t d stare, mil the whole GI the party were immedi ately conveyed is t►eir ewe assidnina THE PREDICTED HIGH TIDES. The tide in the Thum yeetth'day afternoon reached to the height of 2S fest f Isobar, being lower by an ,ach MY that or the previuse day. The 4/6iopi elate* that SIN aseistisa 1110101111 is Llventeet Dig the threstwied flucd yes sot lass Om, Wes siarerbtre, and on Saturday soothers swaglit tbeg=o uwa se area the twir, , ode . however, to sheet with t. The 11.0 ram high, &ad its bosom rolled sad heaved wildly' 00. the lane of s swift and thefts viol from the north riot ; bet the plan sere set esitthersee; the Imbibes lead. i.-vect did set drag its asdws, ow, tithes the oaths had Ins it mend, like the vE es Ararat. perched atm ttit thy at the IlaoriVe Bathe. Is.iti the Ilene, was as ;out sod as orderly so would be sett by these whose 1 0, towy lay epee its baaks. Still, lasthethee tie eyrisda 01 IL t... setstv tie, de). bath yet to he esseeritheed; sad 'animal, their estimated level is Isl Oar teas that el path "*.. GO OW .411th sad not *oasis, bramr, disesethesese ktt...t. 0 less atitykthtsa t .ad ins Os asessule meshed ht, ut• leant that airless fishiss Os papier Ns lbws an Itowever, the atiewat of dot gr. al tidal IMMO *l"a via pro m ; but thus Ihe.esearnsssef spin t• Ito sod hem harritswes. CBOll/311. A cmarsdent, arida/ from Yaraeoth ea Saaday. .es tb. lellevitag:—At Crosser the tide rose tNb'r Ma ore sat bean knows by the °Asa ishsbinat. Time are driven al to the reads arist Ws Sara, owl :"Lot at paint be got et The sew pert of the Jetty has .tt *inn walled sway nestle to the saw Utast as the "' • 'Lich wee destroyed by the WAAL& to 46th Al% at Lye* the warn wen ntasiag diroath alias owl homes tow of rwral 4 "t"rillst amok parity end &log itt r tjary I* us 6 `.11. 1 .4 (4% the river. Th. tid..t tbis (Yeada PILL. y) sarralsgssiourstabad wish sow wit.res , but (lure wu solddiwz iti, Wee a Issoks , slily high tide, that yes 0/11.. aOL m. The Woo of Sunday sight m 4 Ogpsiii) shames, Lave been to w& klytia soma ussfety, la2 W. 2.1112118008°' ftit fitothohoa that th e y wasp b../ ' gator ha vuti bus oat by a minty . popebociai laboloboa by /Lt. Seat, Ilia )isom sober of ti. Ise am arr." 4 td Ilar , tormegif kgr, dig et al WU i hi -OW +WOW if cisda. yod e l t'rh.dM► , e tw W. T. [weals" of (.100Nr. d MaiOa' -- - 1."- I,•bordl ,, Lambe& II M. M. tide table. They were fall Wei, bat set of say remarkable hale. The miaimm la Great Philip.' Mani, whisk are Am eimaplehie Seeded, were seareely eased. aTOCKTON: The die at Iheelltea sad Ilidtlesbre yesterday aposelsi steed two hot higher than soy eyrie( his in rewooloemee. TM tides of last eight eat this waereiag ere lower. THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Troia the Mere Lea* Espy") In taking a retempost of the grain trade dosing the poet twelve maths there ere few is to look book to with satisfied... The value of most et sore had al. jiraltras s greet depremisa at the less of Mt ia el the nasal of the dabs Ifebrusaat; ;•dWrimemsy bet memplimeles, immily well embalmed es sale. fief fill is des aloe whose keel hem pease this wameameed by eireumslemses. and that weeds' the beaded s u shadd have bees Meal the der need weld peeve SIP 401111111•11 MIS awl a relly bleed of a fill le prism labelliey after the seilielse egi the dales there we. smelly seise 'preemies el made*; is the lb* week (+showy the webs el whoa dM estually rise la. to Is. pee quarter. It sew basso sppereat, however, kat the supplies fine abroad weld sea than emeepsente for the deed bay et the yield of the crop el 111411. Behr. the red lb. swath the temperay ase was era /set, sad, before April, wheat had fall.. several WU*. per 11= — Sormans e6d Danes os the lattis; -- ' had Ind sated bre blindeit of biorlallog the .peplp, *We vas reams to steppes, that the wapplios drum thb be eat ea. Tido had the fleet of &oda, the densward swim* far a times, sad no halm importing fall owed mid the beginning of Avid. By thY lime II had boon pretty well assertained that tk• whoa= thee pallidly harvested, would tura out of geed Verity, and that the predate of potato's would be to that of sny 'welding season sines 15411. Ileasequestly tell Su to 4s. psr qr. in one week at Mark-law t and though there have since been alight ral lies tram tame to tints, the tendency has, en the whole, been gradually awl progreasively downwards. The decline sines the lit of February, when the ports were thrown open, may be fairly estimated at 10e. per qr., or folly 20 pee cent. Very little surprise will be telt at the extent of the deottes if Um enonnews amount of imports be taken into esseideratioa. The supplies into the United Kingdom have, taking all articles eltrie.ler, ezeeedeit a million of quarters per we*. . . . . 0;;;;pme will aot allow a detailed Notice of the variatioas which have oecoured la other kinds of `rain; bat to show the fall whieh has takes place is each, we aim the last general average mien for the kingdoms, published os Thursday, 27th of December, with the retera for the am- tesposollii week. - Wbset. Dsslsy. Ws. lye. Beans. Per. el. ad.a d. r. L a d. a. d: In 194$ 47 6 31 4 1$ 4 29 1 13 7 37 10 la 1149 23 9 23 9 13 9 22 9 27 it 29 11 Decline $ 9 3 7 2 7 6 4 6 2 $ 11 This simple statement speaks volumes, and desonatratirs the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which multi pomibly be said or writ', a en the subject. We sincerely hope that the worst is past, and that the ensuing year may prove more prosperous for our agricul tural friends; bat we cannot express ourselves very san guine in regard to the future, if the same line of policy whisk has produced these malts is to be adhered to. Then may, and probably will be, a temporary improve ment ; during the next two or three months the - Baltic amd ether northern ports of Europe are likely to be dined tit, which would render shipments impracti ro cable. the frost continues, and foram supplies are kept ant of 'our markets. prices will probably rally ; but the same cause and effect to which the deprrciation in the nk, of agricultural predate in 1849 must be ascribed, most be expected to have the like influence in the summer of 11160. The wheat trade has throughout the week maintainer' a Ikea tone, and at several of the late' consuming towns of the north, as well ar at the principal markets in the noel dbtricte, prices have crept up about la per qr. The Christmas holidays have, as usual, interfered more or ism • Itb the regular course of business, and the operations have not been extensive ; but there is evidently a strong is prone° among buyers as well as sailers that quotations are not likely to be lower, which we are inclined to view as the forerunner of a moderate advisee Ties arrivals of wheat coastwise into Lindon have been smell, only 2,021 qrs. having been reported duties the week ending this (ltatarday) evening. The receipts per Wilsey from the Eastern Counties have been co a sae moderate scale than of late, and the quantity exhibited at Mark-lane since Monday, by land carriage samples !TOM Eases, Heat, and daffelk, has bees trifling. Os Wednesday we had a complete holiday market, an em ,welly thin attendant, and the Beer& stands almost have. In this Bate of affein the transactiess were n-ceseararily circumscribed, and in the absence of business of any im portance quotations remained aossinally unaltered. The setting io of severe frost on the following day had the effect of imparting more &mama to sellers on Friday, and as attempt was made to establish an advance on previous prices. This served, however to check the demand, and the few lots fresh up from Ere: remained some time unsold ; ultimately they were parted with at terms similar to those current in the beginning of the week. Toe supply of foreign wheat has consisted of 11,666 quarters—not a large arrival, but sufficient for present waste. Hitherto we can notice no improvement in the 1 country inquiry, and our own millers appear to have still enough on band fee their immolate requirements. The character of the trade hi. thereon remained much the same as far some weeks past ; no enaisty has been mani fested to perm sales front as board, and graaaried samples have been held with great &mem. On the ether hand, there has been a want of activity in the demand, which has rendered it impossible to quit hareethat parish; but for the retail quantities wanted for present see needy buyers have bad te pay very fall rates. Flour has been held with Increased firmness. The top prim has sot varied, bat it was difficult to punkin fine qualities of foreign ea Friday at terms which would have been willingly accepted is the thoosneemeat of the I week. TM receipts of Bailin barley have proved amply sue. e eat for the demand, sad sales of this grain have priceeried slowly at the prime of Ronal last. Superior malting qualities having been comparatively scarce, have com manded relatively higher taros than other Ascription ; the &mead, however, has set been plirticalarly active, eves for the bat sorts. We have had further arrivals of barley from abroad, sad the quantity on the market is still large. The moderate imp of prices Weans a steady &e -man for grinding sorts, and quotations remained man the same at the el: of the week as they were es Monday lase. The value of malt km remained nearly stationary, sad the sopranos, in the artiste have bees el very tittle so- mist. TM receipts of oats from oar ova oast have been tab's, whilst fees Inland we have been altogether without sup =the pi:Meisel part of the arrival bevies ens sort of sad foreign. On Weineeday the Vanes@ Was wags es ilite a retail . seele, but en Fr day the deal. rs seemed SON IssLnsd es peones; still 11A: moderate emoaat of =was dose, and preview soled sot be 'needed In an, whilst to make pregrem in the disposal of taw den* or light an ein-elosiditiened foreign quo Min, lower tome had to be asseepni. la the early int of the week bean were almost wholly neglected, but eine awnings Is the manor the article has molted rather mere einesdas, sad pease were fully as !rift: the close as ea likeiday. frost has also seamed pus to be held with greater dro sses, and good bases scald hardly be bought as cheer,. ea Friday se previously. There sponse ts he nine slight disposition to make is eminent in Indian men, hut the prime demanded torearree ea passage have gesondly been deemed too high, and the amount of business actually dem km an, we Wine, been important. FOREIGN CORN TRADE. By the nest net advises kess the serth of Bumps we ham that the weather, after ban= bees coniperatinly mild between the 14th mei ISM nuns% had mg= beams ve s a neon, sad a h ll a se i = seL mskint i fs e r a tr a r a s a bl= eu nts . Latin derma had apron up in wheat, a= as the supplies =ea the grooms had act hew kap% pilule had nand up wards at all the Lewes Dais put.; his at Dead( buises had hoes vist. Our letters boa the lest-owed plasm an of the 22nd isms= IS.. that deg wok way law bargains bad boa dosed, penhamos doessimg the rune mend b 7 Mid= to. high. The inn% MA however shown se disposition to lower titan progenies% e fine. itiglamized wheat was qmoni Rs. 30e. ; mined, 365. id. ; sad good =sad. Ilk per qr. bee es hard. laalribarge, as site esse day, gestatises wer% for =files• her nisei. 30a. ; sad kw rod, r gr. his ma beard. la grime cant dim had sot Is" awe doing, SA mins bed soneely varied does that dip week. Snell ben, we war= li e . id., late 160., oats from 9a. 94. m 10a.. sad pees limn lie. to lis. id. per S W/ ige2=iesdigard ink= as that whe at had met with a Milk *sky, whin had had ski of eat of driving ud prfrm ls. ge 1.. per qr. We trust that ear =r ehash' will am he MOO to fellow so rash a esparianatas to segl wen atm* as then sow demanded la the Baia id Int en% wheat wee, arsordlai to law i lariamara, bald at equal bins. par v. fru to nerd; and at Orleinsid Aaelaat Owasso ha alas armload about le. per qr. is caassamaas a( boat spasm befa Our Iliada loam as at the 24014 Dessolaar. TM do ssed far .hest bad, we are laspraved lassariall . sad Wale's bad Ufa cubed Is stalk Mee on BIUGIITON AND flotna•Coaav RAI:AUT.—TAIWAN Tar miam, Dee. 31, 1849.—T0 the Editor of the &pew. —Sir,-1 shall farl obliged by your correcting an error which appeared in your paper of this day, in which you state that this company's impress trains between Lesion sad Brighton will be accelerated, ar•d ran the distant* in one hour end a hall whereas such express trains ham heretofore performed the distance is that time, and they ►are tow bee■ accelerated to one I our and a starter. -1 am, sir, your obedient somas, FIID. BRION; semitary. PRODUCR OF TEI FRENCH PRINTING PRIM IN 1849.—Then was printed in Frans, in 1849, 8,278 week. of all sors—lsee by 170 than the number publishrd in 1848, the pen of the revolution. Of this number, 7,378 wen book, in aUlanguages, living and dead ; 872 stamps, en parlay, and lithographs, and 328 musical works. • - - PROTECTION TO ChT3.—A cue with reference to the right of a gamekeeper to deettoy cats vu deeded at the last Blackbars County Oset. The plaintiff, Mr. Samuel Menden, • reenible farmer, sought to recover damages for the deafte ks of a velaslge domestic est bd=:z him, whit& wee wilfully shut on his rum by the lank Duckworth, a gamekeeper, in the amp le ) of Ms. J. Feilden. The exuainatioa of a number of - Omeeser pro and coo , and the learned defence set up by Ita Maiwerth in which be sought to prove that pats belonged to the ink for. 'whirs, sad lien areasequatly wane 01111111.1111110111. atherded emederskle set, to white *eked. Mad* bated not • little, by obeetrviag that the ems was Mtge wok important+ to be leaded et nee, and eh should therefore reserve hie &dein NU nett wait. The leap, Mr. J. Att ain, saki that this. were eirtala easiest .to, to the et feet that oats seth doge went worthless. la leaden times however, there wen pardealar laws relating to dagetealias bat as the Nit In gasetioa seemed to be a valuable animal to the 'weer, and es it was phut his express prokibitioa that the defendeat shot Ike eat, be ',snob , rimier in favour of die plaintif—Dameges, Is. Warm I. ATTEMPTED . MII/DRlL—llsralt Evans, who stands charged with steeping to murder two of her thildreo by art dag their throats, badevertat • *Lai eausinades before the Illiii•trates at Daddy ea Friday. The edam, of earth Even one of the prisoner's daughters% ogiel of 13, who was a:Laud, west to prove that, hewn. Pew deter, Reesanalt, ening. the wat o u s t er emies to = the fined her lying oei a bed with ker bedside. Utanaith's threat was eat and blee ll" Mt e l it e t • Moody knife was bias by her. Her mother's she was Moody. When but mother saw her (einem), eke eski, " earth, it I. year tarp next," sad appended /we ; oa whisk she ma down etalo4' folidwed part of the way by her mother. lberweer. she emaped hem her sad roe to her father, who wine week now, end told him what like bed mew. as wend' be embed into W bone red wrested the hails (whisk she bed taken ap4egairt) from her. Who. dm Crwee takes into custody by Coestabte Shore, ebe. 90 ime a Sold the 'barge sake her mid, " I am bury I did sot do ter 4m all sad Neyesif Mi." Oa the hothead bead lag du balk to site cemetable ha pealed rat that it hod hue abarpsood • es whisk the prl.onee uslajosel, 0 1 did keen it. The diva Isid me to oat the coiM's throe!'" sod throng to her bumbled. abs added, " It ' ll be pow Mei' aut." Two seellemo dred .ea to the aeon of the wound, width tsars WWI sad then than lug. At ant it wee fatal, but the AN is sew pro 41 =1 1 &Me the itiquisr priwasr at the soise. Mt it We $ 9 be es 11111091ilile of WY. • ' MONEY MARKET. Moira: Evmmrc. The English stock market was much more buoyant to-day. Various speculative " buyisgs" took plass I which gave an impalas to the market, and prices ad vanced 1. which wee maintained to the ekes. Cresols opened at 96 to ex dm. for the 16th January, from which they soon advanced to 961, and were last ;melted 961,, wideettt evincing the least retrograde movement during the day; they closed at 961 to 1, with a firm market. The Three per Cent. Reduced were dery at 96 sad 1. The New Thres•and-s-Quarter per Cents. at 971, 1, and 1. Exchequer Bills ware negotiated at 61s. arul 69e. pm. ; India Bonds at 88s. and 90.. pm. In the foreign house, the priccipal business was in Peruvian bonds, at a considerable advance; they left off at 69 for account; ditto, Deferred, at 19. Russian *ode were done at 1101. Mexican experienced a -Wass i decline. Spanish were scaroely noticed. The consisted of—Braz;lian Small Bonds at 88. Mexican (ex lac. coupon) for account at 291, 281, and 291. Peruvian Four 'per Cents., 1849, for ao °cunt at 671,1, 68, and 69 ; ditto, Deterred, at 181, 1, and 19. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 361, 1,36,1 and money, and 361 and) for amount. Rus sian at 110). Spanish Five Cent. A:61%1z awl the Pardee - "W"Nt."' V • 700 7. 1); _ bent. Dutch Ceridostes at 84j. The total amount of railway es& falling due in the month of January, 186% . is 1,782,2491., of which the proportion called by foreign companies is 640,0001., 326,3061. are due on the London and North Western Fifths, and 188,0001. on the Great Western 261. sharp. At the half-yearly meeting of the Canada Com pany, held to-day, a dividend for the haltyear, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, was proposed. Although the directors had not su fficient funds in hand to pay this dividend, yet they believed that. from the abundant harvest in Canada for 1849, the sales on the part of the settlers would be so very considerable as to bring the revenue for 1849 far be yond the amount of the divided. Although the sales eland for 1849 were 7,000 acres less than in 1848, yet the number of acres lamed in 1849 was much more considerable. The receipts of the company were. about 24,0001. After some discussion the dividend was agreed to. Odessa advice' of the 14th mention that the quarantine harbour had frosen o rer during the night, and the further loading of vessels was therehee -im practicable. The Roads, or outer harbour, however, continued o2en, and loaded vessels were still able to get away. Two English vessels, the Wetherell and Teigumouth Castle, had been despatched with wheat to England. The demand which bad arises for wheat in order to complete the cargoes ,of vessels then in course of loading bed already sub sided, in consequence of the setting in of frost, and the grain market was quite inactive. Tte prices quoted were 22 to 23 r. for first, and 19 to 201 r. for second, Sandorairke wheat, and other descriptions at proportionate rates. The stock in first hands was reduced to 330,000 chet. of soft, and 15,000 chat. of hard, wheat. In Linseed, nothing bad been done, and the stock, consisting of 16,000 chet., was held firm in first hands, at 241 to 26 r. In wool, scarcely anything was doing, but the prices continned the same. The stock of tine wool was estimated at 13,000 poods. The stock of tallow was about 60,000 poods, which could not be had under 111 to 111 r. for yellow ox, and 104 to 11r. for sheep tallow. The exnort of this article to England has this year entirely fallen off, and the operations have been limited chiefly to the local demand. Exchange on London, 2,210 to 2,225 ; on Marseille', 116 to 115 t ; on Trieste, 50 to 601. From the official notice given by the United States government, it appears that no new act of Congress will be requisite to give to British ships the same privileges as native vessel., the coasting trade ex cepted, American porta. The act of Congress passed in 1817 already provides for this; and, in ac cords:lc...with the spirit of that act, oar new naviga tion law, which comes into operation to-morrow, the Ist January, will, in effect, open simultaneously the ports of Great Britain and the United States to the chipping of both countries. Since this fact be came generally known, public attention has been in some degree occupied with estimating the compara tive tonnage of the mercantile navy of the two coun tries. It may, therefore, be opportune to lay before our readers the following particulars relative to the merchant shipping of the United States, a great part of which we have collated from the report of the Secretary of the Treasury, on the commercial naviga tion of that country, for the fiscal year ending the 30th June last. The extraordinary commercial progress of the country is shown in the following table of the sum total cf its tonnage, with the increase per cent. for fear decimal periods : 1818. 1,225,284 tons 1828 1 741,391 tons, Increase, 42 per cent. 1838 1,995,639 tons. Increase, 15 per cent. 1848 3,164,051 toss. Increase, 66 per cent. From this it appears that the tonnage of the United States has increased 150 per cent. in thirty years. On the 30th June, 1848, the aggregate tonnage was '3,164,042 tons, of which 1,639,317 tons, or more than one half, were employed in the coasting trade, including 38,329 tons of licensed vessels under 20 tors each, and 411,823 tone of steam vessels; 192,180 tons were engaged in the whale fishery, 89,646 tons in the cod fishery, and 43,569 is the mackerel fishery. Of the above 3,154,042 tons, more than one-half belong to New York, Massachusetts, and Connecti cot, 843,788 belong to the collection district of New York 1 • 622,674 to Massachusetts; 452,328 to Maine; 227,010 to Louisiana; 211,552 to Penney!. vania ;158,491 to Maryland ; 111,982 to Connecticut; 78,455 to New Taney 98,183 to Virginia; 62,078 to Ohio; 43,873 to Rhode Island ; 41,404 to North Carolina; 38,312 to Missouri; 28,859 to Routh Caro lina; 27,250 to Michigan; 23,956 to New Hampshire; 22,010 to Alabama; 29,790 to Georgia; 17,452 to Delaware; 15,164 to Florida; 10,488 to Illinois; 11,824 to the district of Columbia; 8,822 to Ken tucky ; 3,630 to Vermont; 2,446 to Tennessee; 1,362 to Texas; 369 to Mississippi. The whole of the registered, enrolled, and licensed tonnage belonging to the 14 collection &stricts in the slave-holding states is 6 60 , 609 tons only, or a fe w thousand more than is owned in the small state of Massachusetts. Take away the tonnage of New Orleans, and that of Maine will exceed the tonnage of the slave states. Charleston, S.C., has but 24,237 tons of shipping. The following is a view of the American tonnage of the Lakes, as entered in the different marine die ted& :-Lake Champlain, 4,746 tons • Lake Ontario, 33,800: Lake Erie, 116,980; iake Michigan; 10,483-total, 184,497 toss. The tonnage of the western rivers (exclusive of New Orleans) is 108,127 tons, of which 30,970 be-' long to Pittsburg, 21,360 to Cincinnati, and 38,512 to St. Louis. The river tonnage entered at New Orleans is almost equal to the whole of the above, making a total of almost 200,000 tons of ship tonnage on the western rivers. In, the year ending June 30, 1848, there entered the United States ports from foreign places, 2,393,482 tone United States shipping, while 2,481,289 cleared fns foreign porta; also, 1,405,191 toes of foreign shipping entered, and 1,404,169 tons cleared. The increase of tonnage la the year to the above Weis 314,995 tons. The first six states in point of shipbuilding ere ented in their order as follows :-In 14111341, Maine built 89,974 tins; New York, &MN f Maw sachusette, 39,388; Peancylethis, 29,638; iffaryleist 17.480; Ohio, 1i,668.. The following facts asp/ tom thp report r-oisp•aihd of the ihfrbnildgl imminent', .ie in the west ; ,8,000 toes of Hew York ship-building is_ on the Lakes. Thrones of Ohio, an entirely inlan d Mem, is the sixth' in point of obil.-Poildier. The state , 'el Ohio hqilds so mob limp in vessels as all e oats. led porta hem Chesapeake Ba to the Rio Grande. Ohio builds AUCh as Virgin* North Ciarutins South sod Mort& paid. The boot SZta ihkommeiVialattiatiMilel Waled abet eats ham Us. to Sln qoarlei hr IS hemd k at bad set molted mak atlestiew. clad tee si mar at 14. ist So lk at qr, ler *deg delliety. burg we leers that tie Elbe bad bee, Tree ; but that the thaw had lasted Jest salleisatly lend to effect Min. old wee them warded by hest tad snow, and the bad seek Mame kippedel. Them lad been trada sad prices had reatalaed . Sepriag shipem dirposition ment had, however, bobs Mama M pram sat Beide ports, hut there MillUMtl try Were belay Ws. to his. per qt. tree ea beard. Fnm Haled we Isom that the weather bad Woos. . 1 “/ snore) sad the priatSpel dare had Memo awn, Mes hed up by ire. The somewhat more leas a the whims from home had 'rives esselLoss essur sValess, es/ the vales of wheat had rather tended ',were. The per tram the Mediteneossa Me of math dis erme shimmer as been, sad prises ere ,tautlyMier emu thaw is the Inn& markets. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-lITRIZT. VIOLIN? AUaAVLT ON MB POLION.—J. EMIIVI Wawa, rad Lola' Sawyer, vas charged with araulting di! %To; wait= ei - euia; leadly. • theta to duM, which they refamti he d% sad possfer i t is trAger-strest, still desist sad shouting. 71e wadable followed them, sad twit hold of the mid priteaser, who instantly turned reeled sad streak him a treateadeas blow arm the kw, mud huddled his dogs. The three primates thee vea away, followed by the wadable, who however suesseded is apprehending the male M eow who was attai pr~sosea spit r t a s s etrac . !t r ead:ra w :4 down .r bz i hiti ; other coast shies. hie F ires the trot to pia epos the mule prisoner, and they both struggled together, sad ulti mately fell to the !demi. The feessle prisoners wed most diseustiog language. While on the Found the soastable sacmeded in wing his staff, with which he struck Bannister ea the head, but constables combs( to his assistance, all the prisoners were taken lota custody. The inspector on duty eald all the widens were intoxi cated "hen they were brought to the police station. Bannister, in defence, sea it was New-Year's-eve, and he had bees to the theca e, for the purples of staying out to see the new year. Be was very drunk, and did not know what he was shout. The testae prisoners denied that they used bad langur, and that the constables committed a most cowardly assault on Banoiettr, by striking him on the held with his staff The blood flowed is torrents, and Bannister truck the timetable. Mr. Judie, esmunitted Bannister to 14 days' imprhioa meat, without the alternative of a fine, and seateased the female prisoners to pay 20... or to be imprilosed rl4 dare. The female prisonen paid their floes, and were liberated. SECOND EDITION. /1»m the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WHiTEHALL, Dec. 28.—The following address of condolence to the Queen, on the messing of the death of her late Majesty Queen Adelaide, haying been transmitted to the Bight 11,nourable Sir George Grey, Bart., her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Deport ment, fur prosentation, was promoted aceovdiagly to her Majesty, who wee pleased to receive the same very graciously:—At a dpecial meeting of the corporation et the city of Dublin, held at the B , al Exchange, OD Wed nectar the 12 h day of December 1849, it was onammously rosoind, "That we, the seumil of the borough of Dahlfai do must respectiouy and t nimbly convoy to her Most Grams. Majesty the Queen, and to his R.yal Highness Prima Albert, oar deep sympathy and sincere condolence upon the melancholy event of the decease of her late Majesty the Queen Dow ager—a tidy highly clualognighed ior her charities and her &mega rinses." WHITEHALL, Dec. 29.—The Queen has been pleased to dinct bitten patent to be passed under the Oteet Seal, granting the dignity of a Knight of the United King. do. of Great Bntain and Ireland, unto Williams Jett/son. Recorder of Prince of Walell . Island, Singapore, and Maliseas. CROWN-OTFICE, DEC. St.—Member returned to warm la this present Parliament for the borough of New Shoreham :—Alexander Francis Charles Gordon Lennox, oommonly called Lor t Alexander Francis Charlie Gordon Lennox, in the room of Charles Goring. Bog , dammed. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Dec. Pt Sr* Rapt. of Amlllery.—Oent..Cedete. to be Rea U. ts. : L Om. nee" AM Mahar* prom.; 11. N. O. Prate, toe Hope. Pram; W. H. Goouseoros. vice °sawed, prom ; A. H. W. Wsittaim toe Meadow, prem. ; W. B. M. Notre, rice Ds Hatilemil, prom.; C. P. Comm as, Moe Castles. pole.; H. H. Omitaay. rice Wilkinson. pole.; W. C. NAPOLI, rice LAWN FM. I 111. mem. tee Welker, prom. • C. HAIM, VI. Wave, poem ; W. W. Haw, Mee Bartretikei, prom ; C. D. Pima, Aso Only rm. • L. F. Huyrice ßroths, _prom. ; F. C. Ourno, tee lealtos; prom.; J. H. PULE, VIM Trams.. pr ; Year, vice Dideilelk;f, pram ; C. J. Dutra, Moe Middlem, pram. corps at Royal Regineera—Oestlmees Cadets to be Sewed Liettta W. D. Mama. toe Ototbent, prom.; W. J. tintaar, tee Noble, still I Praia. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD BOLL, Lamb oh walk, grocer. ZACCIISVII grarroari, Nottingham, innkeeper. lowan Fauna, Clem, Yatton, Somersetshire, meg scrivener. JOHN WILLIAMS, Newport, Monmouthshire, auctioneer. WILLIAM PIAILSON, Marypert, Clunbertand, ironfonader. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. BODIZT WILOOS HOTIIILUIOTON and Mamma Hs- TEIRIXOTOIII, GlaffeW, Ala Wain. TIIIOItaI Warn= and Juan Of JAIII WEITTZT, Perth, manhunts. Vi LULU& M'Lzon, znaanketnrer. GIORGI Swaim and HBrat STAMM, Edinburgh, tap assulasturtua. BAILWAYS. In the year 1847-8 there were lost at sea, belong log to the United States, 48 ships, 37 brigs, 76 schooners, 10 sloops, and 36 steaneen, making a total et 41,667 tons. The commercial advice. received by the American mail steamer Europe, which extend to the 18:h from New York, represent business u being in a very satidsotory condition throughout the States, but, in other respects, they add nothing of the least import ance in matters of business. At New York the cotton market had experienced a slight resotion, and prices had given way, whilst operations for export were suspended pending the Bb . arrival of the Hibernia from Liverpool, which vessel reached Halifax on the 15th. The auction sales of 16 si British pieoe goods during the week had been trifling, so and Mow sales which were advertised had been to passed over. It was expected that the high prices 20 ruling in this coulttiy would haves tendency to check unreasonably heavy exports to the United States. N I There bad been a good supply of bills offering se in this country, and the exchange had receded to 108 to 1081 ; bat first-class paper commanded the higher Fe, quotation. The difficulties attending on the election too of a Speaker by Congress, and the consequent non- ti l l, delivery of the President's message, had tended to se: depress the stock market, though the decline in the 1. 2 i i leadisg state semuittes was sot fasportszt. The 4 prices paid the day previous to the departure of the w so mail were the following : 33 UNITED STATTA STOCILS. 111 IS 11. S. Six pa ants, 1868, 1111 Tama% Trost Company, US s, Ditto, ditto, ooze, 1121 to 361 St. Ditto, 1867, 110 to 11 1 Ohio Trust Company, 102 10 Peossylvania per Casts, 881 Nerd; Canal Company, 101 li Mimi Interent Stmt. 1847, 41 1 CMOs Compasy, 40 to 401 el Wools Cana Bred., 33 Haden LL, 63 to 54 go Reading Bon* 601 Blob= atm LB., 67 go Qty Bonk 113 Long bird 8.L.,174 to 171 U North American Trust COmpany, Seta BA, 1111 131 to 13 Beerßag LI., 34 to 33 85 At Boston there was a moderate demand from the 25 trade for flour at 5 dole. 371 c. to 5 dole. 44c. for Gen- ems nesee, and 5 deli. 25c. for Michigan and Ohio cons- 21 mon brands. Fur southern the market was dull at At 5 dole. 26c. to 5 dole. 30c. per barrel cash, and four et , months. The corn market was very qu'et, with smell 2.0 sales of new and old white at 58c. to 60c., and new 2 and old yellow at 62c. to 85e. per bushel. Oats and 1% rye were unchanged in value. In the oil market 24 sales bad bees e ffected of 4,500 gallons English lit- 00 4 seed at 72c. per gallon cast, and the price was after- 1000 wards held higher. 0 so The Baltimore grain and flour market is reported is being very inactive. Howard-street flour was eel- it'° too . 30 Hag at 4 dole. 75c., and City - m ills at the same figure. to Ii grain no charge had occurred. so 17 By teegraph despatches have been received from go New Orleans of the 15th. The cotton market was a to trifle firmer, and the sales of the previous day 2 , amounticto 2,500 bales at full prices. The dealers, inhowever, however, - appeared inclined to await the Hibernia's i t, SUM The transactions of the week summed up u s 9,000 bales, leaving a stock on band of 163,000 bales. 30 23 Exchange on London, 7 to 8 per cent. premium. so Intelligence has been received from Mexico of the 32 29th Nov., and from Vera Cruz of the 3rd Dec. The 2 insurrection of Sierra Gardo being quelled, the Mi- 20 sister of War of the republic had ordered the national ss guards, who served under Oen. Bustamente, to be 1,1 4 bisbanded and sent back to their respective states. so The Minister of Finance had been authorised by Con- : grew to c3ntract for a loan of a million and a half of se dollars, to be paid back from the amount which will t be due by the American government at the end of the r month of May text. In Yucatan another Indian outbreak wao expezited. 1 1 Advices from Havannah of the 7th December men tion that an advance had taken place in the sugar , market : whites were quoted 81 rills to 104 vials, U yellows from 6r. to 71r., and other qualities in pro- et. portion. Of molasses scarcely any was left in the tit, market. Cultic was in great demand, and sales of to new bad been made at 10 dole. to 11 dole. for ordi- V nary to very good. Exchange on London 11 per 40 cent. premium. so 20 SICHANOLS AND STOCKS ABROAD. 16 Kamm, Dec. 24.-Three per Costa, 304 paper; Four per Cents., Loo 12, paper ; Five per Cents., 13 paper. Coupons, 8 paper. Bank of ss St. Fer demi, M paper. Exchange on London, 30.50. 23 VILNRA, Dec. 26.—Metalliquea, Flee per Cent, 01. A great deal of 12( busmen doing. 10 Beaus Dm. 26.—Voluntary limn, 1061. National Debt, 881. so Bank Shires, 921. 20 DUBLIN STOCKS. 124 The Debits Freesias of Dee. 31 et ye : Tranarctions in shares have 23 bees few, but in most ems at rather higher priors. 23 Great Southern and Wailers le7 81 Midland Croat Wanton —.... .-.—. se se. Dublin and Belfast Junction Royal Bank II llibmolem Bank M. Wicklow per NW ..... .--..... 1 Mang Conrail of therm" 4 50 so cussearms' Pa. (Si. paid) 3 St. Patrielis Issems•Cosapos .......................(101. pig) 7 30 Grand Ord SW& (Now) - s2 so THIS DAY. 23 Two o'CLocx. 124 Though the dealings on the Stock Exchange this al morning have been limited, the market for the Eng lish (nude wears an improved upect, and an advance 14 in price has been effected. Consols opened, as they 1 !, left off yesterday, at 961 to f, ex dividend 8 7." for the 16th instant, and moon rose to 961 !!. to at which thy are now quoted firm, is'' business having been last transacted at the higher si fraction. The - Three per Cent. Reduced mark 961, 2 ° 1, and lest I. The Three-aad-a-Quarter per Cents. 10 were first done at 97; and then advanced to 98. Bank 20 Stook has touched 204. Exchequer Bills have been I, ° , negotiated at only one rate, 58.. premium. so The foreign stock market is quiet, but prices are 60 steady. Peruvian are firm at 58 to 59. The prices 12 Of actual business are: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Lis Cents ,at 55; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 85. 30 Mexican, at 28/, /, and 29. Peruvian Four per to Cents., 1849, at 58/ and 59. Spanish Five per Cent. Active, at 18/. so - ENGLISH FUNDS. 83 Hai& Md. 101 4 1 3 per Mew. Amt, Oil I 3 per et. WA. A.m.. * 4 ite t r .par Cii. rti 8 10 3 per 04 Oos. A. 'bet DAD. 418. 64 ea. 40 POllllOl FUND& 13 6 per CL Arkin Hoods. 1 per et. Omni bk. DI 4 SO 41 vet Ct. Deli. Donde. 86 8 Orem& Deterred .% Dd... Bt. " "" kin ka M I per et. Wel.. 184611. 9 26 4W. 1 t. au S p ver et. Penn i= id... 61 9 35 II 1764 , 71. Coo Afro. 43 SO 6j e cr u r. " Lo. ;1416.. 10 11 VOW 48831836 Mc, 96 108 Ditto Itaailli 1id5..186 Ditto ellimb. D. lids,— 3 pie Cl. Spud& Da .DI ft 43416 36 Celumills_ ll 3Dl B4B9 Stk. 34 4 Spud& Deterred Mc.— 1 per Ct. Doi& 1316..11 4 Ditto Pamirs li per et. DOI& lids., 46 6 1 per Ot. Vecositais Dds.. V 9 1 4 per Ct. 181168 Caw, 846 11 Vasseala Wirral Mt. 86 96 s MINCING-LANG—THIS DAT. 90 New Yesterday is a close day in the public market; yet aptculaton are watching many article anxiously, and the 20 general opinion is that we shall have an active muket ro morrow, and that the confidence shown by speculators in 6 invest leg stoney in products will muse large amount of 3 baldness to be done, sad tha t prism will continu to advance for some time to cone. 90 Comm—?. ooo bap good ordinary Ceylon bays been s old yp of la ed. at Wks. . which is an advance Ski. - - . upon the closing Eit prices preview to the holidays. 10 Cowan.—Tn. discovery mad. in Liverpool yesterday 10 that the Mock as hand was fully 9Q,000 bags MOM than was : antiedpated, has not materially 'Maud the market here. sad So prima mown scattered. to The I.llowista public sales are declared for to-morrow : ' Bcoal-150 blide. West India, 1,000 bags Mauritius, 1,2P0 bags Seoul. and 2,600 beem Natalia. Corran.-4,600 begs end 200 Cain Ceylon, chiefly plan tation kind, sad 200 bags Bit India. BALTP/STIII :7 300 bags. TALLOW MARKET. —TH I 8 . DAT. The narks. castles., steady, will. a good demand for th• season. Tee trade. il•Agalli. are quite out 9f stook. A. terse *mind is consegeently anticipated throiigh the next four months, and Wither *tastiest, are expiated. To-day's prices are as follow :--P•terebers Y C. an the epot, Ms. 3d. to Ms 6d. ; Januar, to IdUOll. Mt. 3d. to We. 9d.; °ember to December, 39,.1311. SMITHFIELD HAY-MAREET.—THIS DAT. 1. am Cooper sod Davio vapor; the trade at Ike follsowisp Orion: Prime Meadow Ha?, 18 .. to 7 6 5. ; isforter de., 66s to 66 a. ; &vim, 60.. to et. ; Clover, 60.. to 84to ; &vow, 82.. to 2be. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, Dia 31. The snivels the fast west won lbe Continsat hairs been very tztensiv•—asatfy 4000 'taw ; e• b2p • supply of foAta Potatoes tends mesh t• dowesioto Take at thus imistwise, patieululy Boa ts whisk are very dialealt to salt ; prime York Itopoto MljloomaaaS s kith "sore. Pretest priest York Iterate ea t, 70s. p is 110/.•, Wia. b 00.. to 70t. ; Soot& KW to 704. • Cu, 40t. totes. ; French Whites, IN. to Us. I lista oat Idea& 401. to Ws. THIS DAT, Two o'CLoct. The share market this morning has been favour ably affected by the improvement which hes taken place in the funds, and all descriptions are now con siderably timer. Prices generally have improved. London and North Westerns mark ill; Caledonians, 10; ; Great North•rns, 71; Midlands, 45; York and North Midlands, 171. Ia French lines little is doing. Bort:ogee and Amiens quote rather better, at 71 to 71. N. i Vanua Raman!. Ai510t,1461.,80a.,1611. Ja. 6 arks i Seats Sat. (Gt. -- Wu& perpetual a e._Ct..) 0 - s r i a. d = withi s u nfa r e ISt Blria.Wadv.6 &oar Valley 10 Q m pd „ and Dudley Isl orarithanar. 10 De. taguaraniee 7e Boolon,elnin.,ind Bun-. $2 Bridal and Liatir ... - ! C I _D•• to ?"IFree.".• I t? ;i1;;4 - 4 - ;losiag priors Yesterday. BIOS :..day up to 1 o'clock. ice::' Iligt - mium 777:7: 1$ Ds. L LEL) ... 34 Do.(11.103.) 3p. Ct. net ►0 If "ii 'it ats. 611 Do. Nit., Ct., No. 1 611 Do. 60.. No.l Do. 16,1 i E. 6 por-6.... I es. per 25 27 22 24 •1 9 1 1 2 2 1 1 S 7 33 di.. 13 12 di lit toe toe " as t y s dis 1 1i 1 fif 7 li clia _p pm 7 17 ,07 . i 1 1. 317 N I_ Da Ibw pm Yb lio;CeriiUoioo, &No A rdo. 'd.:': _ . _ 211 2111 27 29 11 121 dia. Si 2 2 3 die. 2 did 1 3s s2 223 230 19 31 pm. $1 10 pm 19 29 pm. 341 571 261 27 121 12 die 10 11 151 6 die $7 99 19 Si Si pm 19 31 dim per 46 44 dla. 24 22 dia li 11 die. n 7 dis. Ili I db. 4 2 pm. 71 61 Ws. 39 40 6 7 pm 99 101 7 9 1 41 1 1 2 2 dm Si 31 79 BO 130 1321 10i 57 58 n IS 111 104 11 i • . 0 1 i Pal ger Pm I I Pm 60 61 204 194 die 17 15 die 1 4 2 Pm 14 15 44 41 die 'l3 15 15 13 die. 3 1 1 4 2 1 7 7 7 6 16 15 dii 10 9 du. 21 19 din 1 6 34 3 dia. 634 44 23 228 dia. 20 22 123 134 . 56 10 23 26 14 13 dig ( 1 16 : 17 4 1 1 11 4 2 2 2 3 Par FA. 101 I die. 9 11 16 16t 13e 151 pm 8 7 die €4 6 die. 4 2 pm. 7 6 dis. se 2; dis. Il 9 dis I die Is IS at db. 4 6 i I. lii k db. 19 101 22$ 9 61 6 6 37 261 dui 4 84 du 1 1 S i dL 1 1 :1 I I " II 11 60i 60 44 S i 3 q i Ti NI i Mr Ipm 14 12 dm 16 16; 9e 9 dis 1614 ti i 161 1r 4 Ai.. 174 1 ell 2 - 5 I Fe. elm B. gad Aiiu % I DO:=a. f pct.] Do I._ 41 170.ile;r 93 lEastLlasplastrt . Edinburgh and Olossow. 11 Enter, Yeovil. Is Doroh. Easter Dad Enooutki -- • ZO ~6rrt li«~ae:e 11!4 — I7IL :11iaTs, A.Diiirriil 71 D 0.4 avec B, 6p. CL. 10 Do. 5 per Coot Pr0f..... SO OL Booth. and Wort. (Ira.) 100 root North of &glow.- 33 I Do. New, E4O .. . 50 Do. Now, LSO .. ... IS po. New, al6 ... .. IS* i°l;at Y i€ s 4 ""•• ••• .55 15e. - i at - e - rOi ::: 2: 1 7. - 0 Do. Vitths 15 Do. New, LIT ... SI Hull and l3elby . ... .., $3 1710.Toierisi .:. ..; 7. 124 Do.* shores . - 40 loscoster sad Caru s:.. IS Do. Thli . 104 Loocoshire and .. ToWablire " 94 I Do. do. M. 8.1111. 1 D o. 5 7 3 4 17 16 11 ►! 11 12 49 170: t 201 to De. 'Was 10 Do. New (ita. p.Cs.).. 49 Do. Liverpool and Bury 10 uo. WOK Kano" Colon, 85 Do. Pft•4oll and Wyre 10 Do. 'bares (A) 50 Leeds and Etradiord... SI Leeds and Thipir 34 Do. Pref. 6p. Cent No.I 74 Do. Do. N 0.2 8 Do. Do. N 0.3 I 9 Do. Quarters 1646 7 per ct if Ili:Loudon and tilacowilt S. 11001 Los., Srightso, at IL Come It 100 Do.Nsw /3 gua.o p.Ct.l 1 a Do. guaranteed sp. CL. lets Croydon Thirds.. 0 60 Do. Pre/ 5 per Cent«. 0 So Do.Conert. 5 p.Cr.,1452 la In London and Greenwich , 30 I Do. Preference ... .. . 100 , London Si North-Western 12 I Do. do. New 1 *harm... 7 I Do. Fifths ... -. ... t Dot 10 sh..W.and B.(C. 100 London 111 South-Western 121 Do. New, C5O ... ... 24 Llo. New, /40 ... .. S Do. Preference 7 p.Cent 20 Lowestoft Guar.. per Cent. h. S Manc, Ittm...andMatlock !Oo Ranch, Sher,kLincolneh 21 I Do. * bares, No. 1 ... 25 ' Do. shares, No. 3 .. 154 Do. shares, No. 3 .. 1u De., ew /10 Prof. ... 50 Do., Great Grim.by .. .5 LM. UM. and Lincoln._ 23 Do. Grimsby Doak _ 4i Do. Lincoln Czuoe ... ISo Do. /50 shares ... ... 100 Do. Eirm. and Derby.. IN Do. B. and B. 6p. Cent 50 Do.firewashValleyPret 474 Midland GLWertern (Lni) WU Norfolk .. 15 Do. New /20 ... .. i 20 Do. Duncan. 5 per Ct...i S Do. Gowan. 54 per Le_ 23 North British .. ... 64 Do. Mares ... ... .. ei Do. ... ... .. 3 Do. Preferences ... ... 174 North Stathrdeldre .. SO Oxford, Ware., ft Wolter. II liesd.,Guild., and gate 4 Royston and ILite.hin . Si Mortlsh Central ... .. U tick Midland ... .. 12 Shrews.,t Hirst., Class A S Do 11 Do., New Guaranteed.. IS Shrewsbury and Chaster 264 .. 0r. W. Ilia.) ... ... 114 Do. Orwastry ... ... N Do. 5 per Cent. Pitt .. 1 61 ropeb /Mon ... .., SA loath Duos ... ... ... U i ecri l:o. Preform/re ... ... 04 th Stalbrdshkee... ... 90 Do. Do. No. S... ... ...I SG No. 2 ... ... ... 10 Do. elm 4 Registered .. lo Do. No. 4 Saris ... 4S tk Wales 11 S. Tort., Dom, k Goole- i 164 Rotherham, ant Gaels, N. Di. due. 5 p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Islomony..l SO Wear WWI, II p. Ct. gna. 15 Do. do. do. . 45 Wilt., Somerset, &W Se Terk,Nswesetish do Ds.RaLt TorknNewerh) ti OS. BILL POVALIIN 111 50 York and North 10 Do. ?rehears .... ... Folsom , itartwan. .kagialtslias anis Mist 11, Ilaisios 'Ed Maims . SS Oseinal Prow (Thesos , S Dela 1101thii I 4 dLL ij 7 4 I II ells I i ra it Britoil= . . 20 Do. 6 Great Indian removals.. . ten Do. 14 Luxembourg 10 Do. . . 20 ' Num . ascalsie 141 Niprthers of Pratte* ... Grimm esti baruenaa Se Peri, and Ork.ur .. 30 Perla and loan .„ Paril %al Strirboarg SO Itoaro and Barre ileathee sad Mew* Is Uwe and Wanted :I ma: 7 7 dig 1/ 3 1 6 4 44 11. b 12 `s LIVERPOOL, D•e. 31. BToal-2XCIA9rG/L—Tlmi was a rod of baling yesterday, but priced e not advanced : -Bic ahead Cheshire Oats C and B) 921. sham I par cent. till deaden (pref. elsres), 74 do 9d.—LanoadOre and Yodtabiza (condo& tiollll—Ditao (=pod op) 45d.—Do. sham), Said.—Ditto Nth @bare Al d.—Ditto (321. shams), llf p sham w.a. 4, 71141.—Landon and Nora' western. Me— (erfl shim'', es. 34. p.—Mellsted, 4S-IXtto (i demob d. —, "°" l Staffordshire, 101 c. d. Dee. 31. Siroon-Itxeumion.--The prices of etoek did nee sada.° any Usage, but the amount of beidota wee tocooldweblik sad the market won tat BIRMINGHAM, The. 3t. entail-ixcausg.•.—Thle market has bee* verLd n t throeghoin tias der, there having teen hr fa senrody any trassasted. Idlemare ULlirle (No. 1) were Om* at IS; Oresalry and Kassatose at It. In 341. pm., and Worcester Canals at 13. BRISTOL, DN. SI. ®rooc•ExceAeoe.—Th• market wpre a ddl ie sor• &wilful! aril dial ke NM days WU Mit* teduemat4 sh• 2.1- 11111111gpos tie Leaden Stack Esau" Man the Ft le• denten committee. le all the tesseesdeee aloud were low Briet.4 sad lame Three Wit dal 111d.a.; gene SONS Glaliglea 131.16, mad Winded Mock id 44. • $1: Ittofpx-itczwies.—Ttt• mast %lb sesrafrag dos sot I Noy wet Wars. The osolatkoo wor•- 4n . Nordiors la. di.; Think Voiroloor, No. 3, V. IM. IL 1164 C0i0d031333, 1 0 i. N. N.; lost Loaoridro, to:a Land Iffta S.C. Yeti! waere tuts mtts .end kIM rut. X rtlta oda& 6 as kacia baell L dare IL CIO 0.1 le-Mt 3 WCu inait 1 1 .4 0 .Italts rink& IT eased Tor t dies Wan rt, ca:las arra" LUNN Yi.dege bulue SeLudo = ..I4 "iv 19. !IL :C., :GM I. Raw a 04 a. •r We& c. 8.. 01 u! • Laq, ci u. rb,L- ell. GPii tM t'• ity. Se. Sr of too I WO. 0. .e al ibli weft 001" rashaft. flitii" 81 verlirlo lard& ettishilar ray, lair ig. OM& ei.vido• WNW% 6., 000.