The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-18 00:00:00

/f • f / l ee et. ...- -11.40 drit./goit-0.---e‘ (froiTprt%s I /_ i ~- - 7 ,-- : No. 1,060. cIANTERBUItY ASSOCIATION fa Flaadisig! • 2 ,EITLEMENT la NEW ZEALAND. (6isipsassi by loyal irt , t. aired Ittlt New.. MIL)) yowl , us iibitzey GIVEN, that the Asinehttiew, beteg at I, net'. t:'., cowiitioa top wad with their vointakina, ha,e mowed i .., .... a c o u rt forther delay. The tet - ttory of Ur Asseeiatlsi is any under ... r e u i ~,,,,,.„. and ....: h. r, ..".y for tit, is le. ttua on the spot of propel ties is laud before t b,. et..e . f • he yr , seat year. I t ~.,..pos,l that Use Intending et tnnbes 0411 reared tram paattna to wand the setUenAnt is the course of the malt IF 'GRIM 1 . . 1.401 the, hellemat.sn maybe obt.aned at ills elate. li s nears of the Committer of Blausseineat. 41, c., :ilac Cras h Jas. It, 1650. U. Y. ALSTON, Bea. CANTRIKRURY BSTTLEMF.NT in NEW ZRA- I CCD.—Mar of th. geotletwo Intruding to loderodo its rAtrul, ro of dot Ilettirintst, wort daily at theor boom. Oran till de...11. sod will be happy to Train wad en-omr.tte with th as who our •Hi to yobs throe as the loot body of Intrmlutz *desist.. as to yon .aCno.itiwa as the tultiowt to uthin, tither orally or by letter. I. M.sithotriet, dditp/4. Jart. 12,1830. 1 . 4 , I :;';' ' • MITRE GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE. AN241117, rad immix swowitorr AStAICIATION, 2 4 , Landow !experience ........ -•••••• a• a. =me .. 4•4 1 1141.6. 801 NO VII 1•54 , 1 • 1114,,,1. • Mr, , . Caltanall, Leae. Lowed rasa of tnyment for Assurance, calculated on the experience M mare th os 62,000 assured liven hall the romans may remain Input Aim wt Arras £lllO ens Lim I 1 nt il 11'7 I gl " IA II 1 81 10 4) 111 I n a t 4 I Sl 4 r. a I gii 43 1 1 1,14 111 IMO, Isdleillirsi dams pros" 11,1131=11 Erin. .... ?Eitsoys a INDUSTRIOUS HABI IS, either to or set et trade, may RIAU= a MODERATE INCOME he ale of aikidos of bratty soosoptien.-tor run ep i ,tv. Other pensweLy et by fetter. lo the LIST 11111/14 frA i nX.) r,:e.t.. Gunn Ida Babe% Chwelward. Mt g. 1 HYANI and Co., Merchant Tailors and t : Oder% Ph, mbedertrege, and X, Orieretinreta.street. 1 . Ito,. great p kande to amouneing that far the present , . :hey hme on load tbe lorgeet and mat Mantas variety ~ , .:-:-t is the lined m. JUVENILE CLOTIFUNG, In emu novelty of style and material. nVERCOArIt. FROCK. OREM, ani RIDLNO COATS, uf peer; - a windage and Warta. Also, GENTLEMEN'S JACK E is, I OCNUINO COATS, Together .All the mon superb stock of TnoWeEll. and WAD. (CO sr-, sus p-son nir wee foresee Ismluetions. kunst; II %ulna, CNlFOltals, and SERV AN VS• LIVER' ES, At nnprean'ented priors. Great Nowttles in EIDER DOWN OVERCOATS, and PEAL AKIN FV* PALE tOTS, At a Saving of Salty the ChM. 'ter Callarek ate swear ietured by L. IMAM and Co. on ~ . • .. , rata*'.wedeh will thrum the wow graceful a•d Fer- min be sound tall 40 per cent. lower than '.. . a. ma le. no other Eetabli•hnwan ' c-L KVA% and Co . Merchant Tailors, Clothier*, Naval • .. L.,. ...sr, fa.:...0. Outliners to India and China, 21, Gracechu Feb- . • a.: s.. tritorldtreet, London. _ - A. I . EII!I • S Tb ELE e t.k .i :S.;ClE l p roir tor P....ItESF and (5;...T.p an tter d t . ... ~t a n )IAN VEAL - WRY and EgarITIWU of Flamm", 4, L.-84,0- I .•••• . t. Lcr. ,e, lite., oar *mdse.! the rounosont rod luxuri- ' • . , • , '•l's tab"... • i 1••• to Ell; writing desks, tae. to Cop; deem- . . ... -. I*.to a t o n; work Ware, 3a. t, i: to; kw Ler writing cum a, .. 1 . a-; .• v.., was dorel p ewe, LA t • EIS; tea cheat., :.. W. to . .... ,. ...:4 , cos., .4. to .C 7; inkstands to weal, broom, and parka A '..... •••. io.C:; rapier ea.-b .‘ yak tab; . , ZS Ite.lo g lra 2) ; tea t I ys, .„ •,g• I I er se; ; wax and cjo basltets, lin. to g 4 ; card tacks, Is • 1.. a, : tuna wrcens, .vas. to J:i Dm; pole renew, 12 ii. to a i 1.. : net:log hose.. cud hoses, ladies' companions Mond, gel', 1... I' Madly :11.. O,T ; • . 1 ' Lela: .cent c and milt bottles , ladies' .4 l ...;1 . ... ; !Let. b ..1,1. autumn, ell at Mier mach* rhino mtge.. 5e...1...1•1tver p1 . 1.C.; - i.e.. in ev.ry variety, goal tooth bombes, od. so. ii. tra• of plard a. 4 nine tlewert loner, ma seeks, needled I .ate. •;,'.. oat t.b:e einlery, warranted razors and etrope..b. id earn, stortl,g Wee,. w: ,erry ascription of Lacy cutlery. With a auk It of other arts: o, GI which tarot rues may be had retie. As M•ctti tr..nufaaures ev.ensivt4 on lot own premiers, the gesallty of 4,,,,- 1,•.,1.. i. • trr.ir.,L Al tIATINO and REOISTER STOVES.- WILLIAM S. BURTON'S avert:mat o Re. later and other tows of retry variety, great beauty of design, and ez9writ • amt. A maush p. fr.in ti Mag-roan A (MO at front ....s. to . guineas to Dr-wing-room Sevres.; trap 51e. to IS gainww, t setter with :tyke. • r'....nd all othor ras'oetleg hearth Moves, is the lug at is the wort% and contains Wade such an gear. cue re:tenon of fenders, Linos, it , that purehasers are requested to iespset It. The many nt . rod amt.? article sot approved of. Catalogues yak en- eraci. :a, Pent , per poll) tr. e.-late RiI•CON sad bURfoN, 39, ore- to , --lett winter at Nermaaavert. and No. 1, Newman-a:net. 1 , ._'. - .Led In WeNe-sereet. 1.29. L.I3WS of all SORTS rani PATTERNS.-Thre ..,...rper, sear - a a. choke* amoriment of PALMER'S MAO- N i ti ..aa other CANDLESTICKS• Camith.ne, Argand, and Solar L. 44! .. waa all the latest improvi•nsenta and of the wawa and -: tt.herch. , patterns, to ormolu. Bohemian and plain glass. of .. - cos.:.in esistence, le at WILLIAM S. BEIRTON•O (late . • a ant Burton), In.Onfuokstreen earner of Newroamoreet, and O I. Ne•iiwn.atrect, where all the seasonable novetles art now ..r. II : Lear Marry great variety. t'amer's patent Candles .- ! ••I•,.:ner " .7d. per M.; &sent.% Ciuut,hioe, is seelad mew, . ;KT implant: g aloe. The money returned toe every artiste r •al cf. Lleta:led tutelaries, with engraving., mat Ise :, .-LatablishGt Ls WelhAereet, a.n. 14/0. ,„,,e - AR LOW'S NEW IN- ,_ VENTED SELF-ACTING SVPIIOa ~. -- g JA $ Pt P . ItECICIItES NO VENT-PEG:!. Inv , ems ale. bow, elder, or 'Aber liquors .. .ellis- . from becoming gat or a• Id Iso etf,e•tilly ft- . 4 A that tbeleet pint shall be drawn ea good as • a •1-- -, a w• ,• -...- • is 4. 7 .- it r es k 1 1 the test: warrantr-I to repay Ito east In dg - . ' .. i two asks of WA.; 1r et 4.. 6d , a sent lan Joe fo any part of inland lit two me, En Wien) at a 8.1. e ch. Ile 1 The above introit i, , g will explain Its Y scion. When the knee key is ford on inn the top ad the plug ( which has a holt an- te' • , pante the air-tube ll' ' , nifikient air rushee %a , domes it into the web is cause the liquor irk ' ji to nut odtrtely; when toe tap Is turned pasO • off no ma, air ran enter. Ind .I.tMES It.thLOW, li, King Willa*. el% " • -.',..1i-e. Lttablidtol labO. N.8.-None are genuine g et ' ,•I • :th Lis nair.e and addre.s. er..•i• a new method of tapplng nets, warranted to or it, and supplies whole...* and retail hi. NEW . tlt WRAPPERS :to supersede the bunging method .at 'A. and Is. per packet. The trade supplied. s 0.. P.F. OF HOLIDAYS.-Now That the mason M, ....r.n.! f mirky is about to terminate, and the respective • • ~-...:.reinda s e d by the bus; throng of youthful avr t ir ei s et ints, • . r_:. e co wee and attracti•e. become naturally an o of die - ile writ their Meat and readers Now it that 111. - • No- . MAIAA•AIt OIL, foe accelerainc the growth and for I. lli :4 .7t S Ilk stri:yita the torr, ItOWLANUS' KALTINJR, for r ••.r,doe•nl tsenpiesisei, and removing miasma, map- ' i . - JoillAslue ouoNTo, Mr beautifying the Gob and ' e• • rum., mast be universally con.i.:ered indispensable. • • • ^ .:- sport.", lineati,ne. The only genuine of teen bean Eng r :a., •1 •RoWaned. peo,iling tiLit of the article 011 the T GI lat.eL bead by teem at 20. liatsco.gardsa, Landon, and is e ll i .. , a.r.. and hintnellen - - et IS llgli ?I'llF. ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of ssers_ , 1. 1 , 4101:.R.EA. January 19, ISA .totals the Wawa( anion- - 10 . Loots. ins, : -Csktive Jews. Painted by ; endears -Death of amit 10 . . ' I. 'w (ft e-," WomMeell'a Mesmer', -Endists Church Build- p / M- ..1 A wasotria Itentintit T..tinioni.l. at allanslield -gun n Dow- DOES . ••bk•eide'. •-..ateb at 31.it4 two ram .)- Aline Inkstand Fee- -1 •',fa to • llogyman •••••••I,ttul it t-e ,111 W.. 4 bees Mere The Arta. l'uisina '' ' '. 1 % 4 46e 4.-1.. t Ureado na ki, • alabinery-Toroaar l ' limo di . `bits a ise at he, I n -Curl-as:l...a at Ward--.Me ."• .tlttes:. •• An ' , rt. , ' 4 ' l / 4 41r. With Mu-se -• • ith Mane. Foreign, le - i I owns: fi!ell:troo.. ard al: tor News 4 the Week.-011kg. Is B . • .r. I. hex lALI ,- .4..ge tree. KOMIIb i•,, N • . I(4.ATION Or THE CLEacr.-Yesterday being agar wio irtith the e hy..e dim of the c: r ' - f ood pro- W. re '• .. lb. .1 iseelan Chamb er , Wt.,- ii.stlr ti , was opeced ::tae g apes, of further proroguing the muting of the Id n• d ' W W* WW 3 4 Wi th her Majesty'. commission. His •• 00 Archly in of Came/tutu arriytd at two lee , a s -• .iteueepui• 4 by hie chaplets and secret F. H. . , . hq.. ter 411.j•wy's pa tor and chief ary. registrar of Iliblieb •• tie* of Canterbury, by toe taut rev. prelate's 11e- .4 a i r MI% g's warnat for the f o rth. r prorogation i.. • etatio... The Aubhitttop of Cuurbury said, in it 01 1 b . OA • artuat just r -ad, mad in 4.lr:di-Late to her pill" • udellat^.!•, the Cenvt.eabow rood adjourntd till - .. .I,e let of February wit. O W' • ' v•itt.r.:: AND Losi ur Lirr..-lotelligrneo has swim . • ... dai rallnraulli of the total leas, ori Um 14:b, of a ' tit. La .rd, Audits a viol- at gala from the east ~...4 0 ., • • • non the Tycho Wing, of Wietwach. 'falli Dallas, 4. of 4 . . . •••• NV., 1,114 Mat*. She sieges the Clews rocks a t drat. ty ' • t 'try ova broke up. the waster and three of the a 11."'" . p ' ?won!, the mate and residue raved. Some por to k. . "• . • tared has been imbed on shore, which will be g ,. h .-,, . • set LI Messrs. Broad and 8 au, the rceeiyers . . '' '•It1 drut's foe t'.e district. The body eta sailor '. ' t•••• 1-, wall east on shore at Swar.rw.l, to the west. 1 1.400 .1 h. on the 14th inst. It appeared to r of w •.- •• An time in the water. From further recounts o me the Tycho Viieg struck on the rot ka at . ' . 11 1. ere. were tanvdtscious of the it exact ra stion, .• • - wit a light twit it fur the Steen !P.n.s. The ma.- lie Se' , . r'• Imt O. T. Duce, who, with Frederick Oapp, 1 -•• tepee Lossissi drowned , eppren•i t e, war dwned .: i s, W. • '` 1 hit ltulian Alibiing, taste, ant Henry C ol an d We° . '• euet weamea. The Tycho Wing was hound to ;,';1 her eulto ent:sisted of 900 cases a n d 19 WO nth 3 ' I preserved meats, about half o f w hi c h , it is -" be urea. The vessel has gone tr pieces. Jiggs THE RUSSIAN LOAN. GREAT MEETING IN THE CITY THIS DAY. A public meeting was held at the London Tavern this day, to consider f he.p:oposal blued for negociatinge loan for the Russian government in this country. The announce ment in the advertisements summoning the meeting, that Mr. Cobden and other eminent members of the liberal and peace movements would take part in the pro ceedings, together with the interest felt iu the City on the subject of the loan drew to gether an ;unusually large number of Peillolll. The body of the hall and the gallery were crowded long before the hour mimed fee takiag the chair (one o'clozie.) On the plat form besides R. Cobden, Esq., we observed Dr. Bur nett, C. Gilpin, Esq., and many others of the chief advo eats of the Peace Congress movement. There were also a considerable number of gentlemen con nected with the Stock Exchange, and several foreigners, the majority of them %mien subjects, present. Mr. RICHARD reposed that C. Gilpin, Eeq., a gentleman who had all Moog been an active member of the Peace Congress Committee, should teke the chair. The resolutien was seconded by Mr. SIORLAND, of Croy. don, and earned unanimously. Mr. GILPIN, having takes the "heir, explained that the meeting bad bees convened to enable the Eskimos of Leaden to express their *pinion an the morale of a certain loan asked by the Emperor of Ru-sia—(groins and hisses)—for five millions and a half, end, he regretted to have to add, bad beer. at. cepted by a house of high standing in that neighbourhood. (Hisses, and a call for three groans for the Messrs. Bow leg.) Tee members of the Peace Congress Committee were there to protest against this attempt to raise money I y false pretences—open pretences which they held to be just as reprehensible in an emperor as in a begging-letter impostor. (Chu ts.) They were thereto put it to the hearts and consciences of the monied men of Christian England, and of the small capitalists, to whom those great monied men look to enable them t-, carry out their contract by teki-g the stock, whether they were willing to aid with their pecuniary resources the evil designs of a despot, whose songs hordes had but jest returned from the massacres of Hungary (hear, heart—whose iron heel had ground down unhappy Potosi to the• dust, and who bed but just withdrawn his impious demand fsr tee extradition of Kossuth and his compatriots from the land of their refuge, and who was likely to renew that demand the moment he got possession of those live undone end a half of English money. (Cheers.) They were not quite of the oi Lesion of the writers in the Times. (Hisses, groans, and er:es of " Burn the Times," and a voice from the body of the meeting which occasioned much laughter, " Bring out Walter, and burs him.") Having a b ear estimate than ) these writers had of the awake classes of this country, he and his friends on the plait rm were there to ask whether those sos rifled chests would in very deed Mike themselves the auien end abettoreot the Empire rof Russia in his tyranny and his crusade 'genet freedom ? (lite.a.) They were also to consider the &ncial condition of Russia—supposing they should he swinged with the morals of the proceeding—t the security which was ~ F. red for the money. (Rear, hear.) Time would show whither Baring, Brothers, and their predietior 1, or his hon. friend Mr. Cobden and his predictions would be yer lied in en ease of Rues's. From all he had heard and re set since be was confirmed in the opinion expressed as t 3 the fin►ncial amulition cf Russia at the meeting some months since on the ruhiset of the Austrian loan, by the member tor the West Riding. The Russian government might be sfrorg, but it might eso be brittle—(hear)—and the day would come sooner or later, when, should any of those siatio..s which acknowledged the sway of the Czar, br.ak the bonds now thrown around them, the Russian government would think but lightly of this debt. (Hear, hear.) The S.cretary here read a letter from Lord Dudley Stuart, stating that severe illness confined him to his room, and, ex premium his entire concurrence la the objects of the meeting, cad in energetic terms de flouncing the loan. Pie. COBDEN, who was loudly cheered, then addressed the mestiag, and proceeded to prove :hat the leen was not nestled for the construction of the ro•lroai from M. stow to St. Petnstmegh, which was made and complete in its rolling stock, but to pay the expense of its armed interference in Hun gary. Mr. Cobden proceeded, amid the cheers of the meeting, to show the great risk there Wee in lending money to an irre sponsible despot, and one too with whom we had so lately bens in danger of coming into collision. lie waned them also that it was generally expected that Russia intended to attack the Turkish provinces on the Danube in the spring, and the people of England znigtt be called on to raise money to resist aggressions prepared with their own money. He denounced the loan on grounds of political economy, expediency, and nontlity, and stated that he would not give 25 per cent. for any Au• .n loan as a permanent investment. lie did not, he said, come there to warn capitalists, but to endeavour to awaken caution in the minds of the untortunate many who wan likely to become their dupes. (The hon. gentleman was frequently interrupted by the enthusisetic cheering of his crowded audience, and was speaking when our reporter left.) LA TV INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. BAIL COURT. %rota Ma. Jvenca Fsaocs O'CONNon AND DM IiNANTILY. At VAS .itting of the cart this morning, Mr. Pict applied for a rule selling up= Merle' Stall. wood awl several other teams on Mr. O'Counur's farms in Olouessituhirr, to show twin why jod/went shoal wit be entered against them on ej.rtmeut. /duel , of the warties had bees personally served with the eke:went; who,' had the notices left with their wives; the notice to Stanwood bad been lett his eon who informed the prelim who served it that his father had left the countr7, awl did not intend to return to the premises. Mr. Justice Brie inquired if there wars an affidavit to that offset? Mr. Pigott said there was. Mr. Justice Rai—Take a rale. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A NOVEL WAY OP DISCOVERING A Tutu.—J. CUT - ring, • stableman was chard with having e.olen a ball. and bit, the preptity of Mr. J. Anders on, none dealer, 48, Green-street. A. Hayes, foremen fn the employ r f the prosecutor, deposed that the prisoner was employed as st ice man. On Wednesday last a bridle was miming from MI of the stables in the yard, and as it mail sot be found, he csllid all the min together and gave each of them a piece of paper, 4111•11,C1 they were desired to write the name of the man wawa they suspected to be the thief. Witness Afterwards col.ected the paper,, and on en training them he found that there writ seven who suspected the prisoner. Witness thou celled him on one side and taxed him with stealing the brid,e, which he stoutly -lenii cf. A constable was callei in, and the pri eater was given in charge on sa.picion. Tne constable, slur lockout up the prooler, went to the lidgings of toe latter, and found the bridle produced, which be (witness) identified as the property of !us mast r. The prisoner, in defence raid he did not take the bridle with the :ntenti.in of stealing it. He ass in want of money at the tim-, and merely took it to pledge, intending to redeem It on Saturday nig'.t, and replacing it in the stable. Mr. Hardwick said : Distress was so *zees, fur the pri soner taking his employer's property. He (pris user) might as end have taken a silver sp era err anythuic else ha could lay his hands on. He ahoold seaunit him fur trial. WORSIIIP•t3TREET. Noun° Pocanta.—J. Litiom, aged 16, Via ahirged, with stealing a pockat•haadkerchiet from the moos col a hlc. Janes. ----- The prosecutor stated that list evening he was it. Old• street, when he felt a tug at his pocket. lie turn• d route!, and saw the primmer by hie side, end his pockethendk rent( was at his (primmer's) feet. Teem wet another boy near the pries:wow. Two policies's,' sod that the prisoner, about two months ago, was sent to the boom of correction for three weeks. He had sines been following hi. calling, aid shortly before he was taken into custody he was seen attempting to pick the pockets of other persons. The prisoner hoped his worship would not punish him, as he we. going in throe weeks to the Ceps of (Load Hope WiAl hie sister. Three pocket handkerchiefs were predated, which were found on the prisoner. He was sent to the Home of Correction for six weeks. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1850. SECOND EDITION. Avon LA. GAZBITE ti f THIS NIGHT. WHITEHALL, JAY. 18.—The following addressra of condolence to the Queen, on the occasion of the death of her late M.jesty Queen Adelaide, having been transmi.ted to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart. her Majesty's Principal Secutary of 8 a's for the Home Bart., for presentation ' were presented accordingly to her Maisel, who was ple ased to resolve the same very graciously :—To TR. Qoaax's MOST EXCILLINT MAJESTT, —MO.t Gra• ciou 8 ivereign,—We, your Majesty' s mutt dutiful and loyal subjects, the . Chancellor, Masters, awl scholars of the 1.7t.i• varsity of Oxford, humbly request permission to present to your Majesty the expressions of our heartfelt condo lence on the melancholy event which has bereaved your Majesty of an illustrious and honoured relative, and de prived the country of one of its brightest examples of piety and virtue. However afflictitig to your Majesty th is dispensation of Divine Providence may be, roar Majesty will doubtless derive mutilation from the reflection that a devout and Christian lite was closed in perfect peace, cheer ful resignation to the will of Almighty God, and bumble reliance on the merits of the Redeemer. Though the lose of one, so endeared to the nation by her piety, meekneis, and boundless charity, has withdrawn from us the inestimable benefit of her axample, still must the influence of that ex ample be long and deeply felt among us, sustained and strengthened as It is by the contemplation of those virtues which displayed in your Majesty's daily Ire, have won for bour Majesty the devoted affeetlon of y our l o y a l p eop l e , an d are impeded additional lustre and stability to the throats. We hunbly trait that the Almighty Disposer of events may vouchsafe to your Majesty a bag and peaceful reins, together with the continued enjoyment of every temporal and spiritual blessing. Given at oar Ht use of Cttnvocation, under our common meal, this 12th day of January, la the year of our Lord 18.50. Transmitted by Field Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wel lington, Chancellor of the Univency. And the following on thews' subject:—From the Mayor, Aluermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Maidstone. Transmitted by the Town Cietk.—Frnto the Goy. r u cra and Subserib re of the Jou' Orphan Asylum. Trannni•tod by Frederf k liart, Esq., Pr.sident —Fr.cn the Prettident, Vice-Prenitlents, Treasurer, and Governors of the Scottish klespi.al. Transmits dby the S•eretary. WHITEHALL, JAN. 16.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Wiliam James Poole to the rectory of Abetaraw, in the coon' of Anolesea, and diocese of Banger, the same being vu.d by the death of the R v. Hugh Wycite Jones. WHITEHALL, JAN. 18.—The Queen bag been pleased to nominate the Rey. Stevan William Hanna to the perpetual curacy of B'. Jam( is Chapel, in the parish of St. Marylebone, in the county of Middl-sex, and diocese of London, soil by the death of Archtleacon Jennings. WAR-01'110E, JAN. 2nd Rent. of Life Gds.—F.ll. Howsno, gent., to be carnet and sub.. lieut., by pur., vice Hamilton, protn. Ist De4t. Otiv.-BLe T. Ortiwtar, hart., to be comet, by per., vice Ta Inrgrg. s ehr. °l4 .l . . O'll ae, gent., to be cornet, by puz.,vieeGedfrey prom. 7th brag. W. Wyman %LI , gent., to be cornet, by pea., vice Goff, prom. Ist 1/e.g..- W. J. Cormr, gent., to be cornet, by pur., vice Ainslie, promoted. 6th Drsge.— Lieut. C. Town, to be rapt., try tte., vies Dod , whoret.; Lieut E. D'AacT Hear, from 9th Ligbt plaid., to be brut., rice Tower. BtliLl.lßaga.—Cler. A. E. WIMPROW, to be lieut., by put., vim Hunt, app. to 6th Dram. lit F. —licet. R. J. E. Been, from 6:nd P., to be lieut., vice Mioehia, each.; O. S. Burrow, gent, to be ems., by pur. 4th F.—U. K. Routsson, gout, t, be ena., by pur., vioe Purvis, who retires. sth F.-11. E. Kum, gent., to be FCC. lieut., by pur., vice Re s, prom. bib F.-11. J. P. BASTARD, gent., to be ens., by pur., rice promoted. 17th F.—W. P. Witaraw., gent., to be ens., by put., vice BarthDrp, promoted. 24th F.— Li•wt. G. F. Beau, to be capt., without pur., 4:cc Grsat, ace. ; Ens. F. W. A. Paasocs, to be lieut., vice Berry. 27th F.-1L Cutra , gent., to be ens., I y pur., sloe Wallace, prom. in 7th F. 26th F.—Lieut. C. STESTERS, to be eapt., by par., %ice Lees, a Ito rets.; Fax F. D. Buena,. to be heat, by per., glee Sleeve's'. 33rd F.-11. 11. ICSSISICE, gent-, to be ens., by pur. 36th F.-11. HATAMAN, gent., to be .n.., by pur. 40th F.—C. U. UALL, gent., to be me., by pur., vice Pentiefather, promoted. 514 F.-111.C. Gwen; gent., to be eon, by put., vice O'Callagh.in, promoted. 57th P.- -A. N. Foote, gent., to be ens., by pur., Tice Kenny, f TOIL 511th F.-8. %Truman; gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Cooper, prom. GOth F.—T. S. Itictummon, gent., to be rec.-lieut., withou• pur., t ice Freer, prom. 62nd Y.—Lieut. J. W. KINCIIIN, from let F., to be lieut., sloe Reed, who each...gra. 63rd F.—Ea... Le Dgetwairs CARET, to be !hut., by per., Tan Weleseley. who retiree. 65th F. Ilatacrost, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Wil- Rams, wtwo reta. St.th F.—W. WINNIPTI, gent., to be ens., without pr., race B' ed, app. to the ets I. F. Rifle Irrigate.-the lion. G. R. LZIASE, to be see,lieut., by put., vim Knight, Prom. Ird W. L hest.—A. 1. Taoxeson, gent., to ens., without pur., vice Hardy, t rom. Royal Canadian Rifle Rest—T. 'remelt, gent., to be ens., by par., vice Blake, ',rum. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Joatrn Fix, N oth-street, !Whoa-green, timber mer chant. TtiLZ, Leyton, Ens:, brewer. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD Dxxos, Grayssend, /Waves. Benoit. Old,Badey, City, budwareman. GEORGIC throui, CoMuster. grocer. Nuaose Jonx HOLLOWAY, Alismitn, City, clock manu facturer. Joust Szwita. Gowen°, Swaffham, Norfolk, bookseller. CHARLIE WOOO. Ditehliag, Sure:, butcher. Basilan's Jerrettlee, Worcester, boat builds r. hues HMOS emi JONATHAN Fleuzß , Folcshill, War wickshire, si k manalacturen. EDWARD ERMAN, NortLitieb, Cheshire, cabinet maker. isms EDwAkrol, Manchester, mai.ulacturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALIXANDIK Lielaahiela, merchant. RICHARD GAZVISIIISLIMI, Lsnaik, iormerper. JAMAS FLOCKHART, kilos, grocer. Dt'OALD BIM:LAIL I y, inokoepor. WILLIAM BAIRD Milogavie, writht. IM ALLIANDLa ACLAY, Wick, Wthzura-shite, leatk:r JAMBS BOYD, LIAM Perthshire, wood merchant. BANK Of ENGLAND.—Acc4on, for me week wan; Jaw. 12, 1850. 'AITIIIIIIII.. I.ra DU/ Notes Wald Li.44:OZ 15;;;MEnt.nt Debt £11,01:001, tither Seeunthe tfitf4.lop) Gott Coin .uld Bullion 1.5,798.K0e (hirer bullion A 30.076.05 LetlW DI =rletor.' CAPIMI 3.194821 kublie Depcflts vu.ois.uas P QOPCTIINRIt Sceurltles tra i ri cl VZ '4 ot v ilwa lta ns Debt.a.l Dir. Ace4.l 64/74,80 Other Livywit. Desea4pjaadutlia NIL 1,1.56.4 v/ Onclul Dead W.lgin Alnul .. Utter securifts Noun Oeld and Writ 134,338 Jan. 17.1860. ilk; 124 f 4 -2 m. usasusu.. Met 1.144144 i SUGAR.—The averarit price of Suzer, the prJdnos of the Britl4l yowiessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ruling the I Sth day of Jan., IWO, is 261. 46. p,r cwt. Sugar the produce u( the Mattritlua, Us. 6d. Sugar the produce 4 the List Indict Is ea gjd. par sort The average price of the throe foregoing description., jointly, Is 7Qa. 441. per swt.—Gaseite. pet awe had been various lotteries got up in Soefileid, havlag for their object the sale of lets of property, it prime far beyond their wal wine. Lotteries were prohibited b 7, law, widths extent to whisk these " property distributions had boa serried, had induced the government to direst the present proeeedings against Mr. Bridges, the projector sad prinelyel agent in Getting ! u such schemes in Ws part of the country. Mr. Bridgn'had been advertir not only in Sheffield, but in the lastropolis, and in almo st..very town in England. Bose idea might be formed of the scale on which the btudasse we earned on when he stated that for ens scheme alone so less than half a million prospectus.. bad been printed sad circulated by Mr. Bridges. Besides having weals I. 'lt part. of the country, Bridges bad also kept an office in Sheffield f or th e sa l e of lottery tickets. A wines. hurls; been called to prove the fact that Mr. Bridge. kept an When in Basfaeld for the sale of tickets for his baton, the magistrates intimated th a t a sufficient ease bedlam made out to warrant their granting the amain.. Me. Fret oa, solicitor, said Mr. Bridges having noticed an intimation that the government cionwmplated proceeding against bins, hat Instructed his to watch thew proceedings oa his behalf. The only object the government could have in view was to stop thaw illegal practices being punned In this country. Re believed that object had been attained, Mr. Bride. e having issued notices to his subset:lbws that the lottery would not be drawl' is England. Mr. Rodgers said he had forwarded one of thew notices to the Treasury offices, and, stelae from the government being satisfied with it, hie instractans in reply were No time mast be lost in %Kakis" an applicati in for summons against Bridges for keeping en office in Sbeffield for the roe of lottery tickets." The Issuing of the notice by Bridges was a mere rue*, the fact being that he had opened offices in Bel gium, where he intended to draw the lottery, and to ma tinee the offence against the laws of this country by obtan lag enbeeriben here. If Bridges were really abandoning the schwas, why did he not return the guinea subscriptions which he had received from his dupes in every part of the country. The magistrates granted the summons. Tree case was fixed for hearing yesterday, when Bridges appeared by his attorney. Mr. Rodgers declined to prccred with the ease unless the defendant appeared is person, and applied for a warrant to apprehend hint. lie had reason to believe that Bridges was in Lenditt, and might be apprehended there if the marra,4 woe granted immediately, hut the delay of a day might en able him to reeve to ittgiusn. Mr. Fretson opposed the application on the cround that, as the defendant appeal td by ha attorney, the CUM could be heard in his absence. Mr Rodgers—lf Mr. Pretson will so far stand in the place of his cleat as to go to prison in his r ead, I have no objec tion to dieresis. with Mr. Bridges' personal appearance herr. (lAnght r.) it,. iretson—l certainly cannot undertake to do that. The Bench intimate i that, as the ends of justice might be debated by hearing the ease in Bridges' absence, they should grant a warrant Inr his apprehension. Mr. Fretsni—Ttiough I cannot undert►ke to go to prison for my client, I will uadertake to say that you won't catch him. GOVERNMENT PROSECUTIONS AGAINST BUILDING LOTTERIES. SHEFFIELD, FRIDAY. In the early part of last year some parties who were anxious to dispose of a lot of unprofitable houses in Mancherer, known as "the fisrough-buiiiling,," not meet ing r.adily with a purchaser, adopted the expedient of putting th- property up in a lottery to subscribers of onn guinea each. Tnough the amount at which the property was valued is the prospectusa of the scheme wu more than double Cs real worth. the subscriptions flowed in so rapidly that before the day tilted for the drawing of the lottery, all the shares were disposed of. The success which attended this speculation led to a number of other schemes of the same et,racter beicg started in Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield, Leeds, & e . In She ffi eld, • young m an , named Bridges, got up a scheme for the disposal, in 6,000 shares, of one guinea each, of some houses iu Suffolk.road, the real value of which was little more than 2,6001. The scheme rt.cc , eded beyond expectation, and was ((Mowed by no less than twenty others in Sheffield alone, the sums to be subscribed •eryhig in amount from 2001. to 17,0001. The principal of these )et undrawn Is a " Second distribution of property" by Mr. Bridges, in 17,600 shares of a guinea each. Fur the sum thus subscribed the winners are to receive leasehold property worth about 9,0001. These fraudulent and illegal s,hi.m.s have at length increased an greatly in num ber as to attract the attention of government, and orders have frets hotted by the li . irds of the Treasury with a view to their suppressio.i. Mr. Bridges has bees selected as the party against whom proceedings should be taken in this out/id, an , . application was made to the Sheffiell bench of ciagiseratea on Saturday last to grant a summons against him as • rogue and vagabond. Mr. T. W. Rodger, solicitor, in asking the application, said he had incised his inatractions from the Lotus of the Treasury. Hie applicati4a was made under the 42ed Oeo. 111., c 119, which, in addition to penalties against parties taking part la lotteries, rendered a person keeping an office for the sale of lottery tickets liable, at the suit of the Attorney-General, to a penalty of 6001. By another clause it was enacted, that where proceed ings had not been taken by the Attorney-General to recover the penalty, the party offending might be brought before tie magistrates as a rogue and vagabond, and punished as each. It was a matter otpablie notoriety that for some time MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVENING. The business transacted in the English funds to day was considerable, and prices improved soon after the opening, but large sales of stock for Tuesday's delivery caused a reaction, and Consols gave way, :eaving off worse than yesterday. Consols opened at 964 to 1 for money, and 96: t 1 for the 14•11 Feb from which they soon advanced, and were next marked 961 for cash, and 961 frr account, the highest they attained during the day. At this period some large sales depressed the market, and they fell to 96 for money, the lowest point, when they partially rallied, and were last marked 961 both for prompt and the 14th February, closing at 96 to _Z for money, and 961 to 1 f or accoun t. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done at 961, 1, and last at 961. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were extensively dealt in at 981 to 1, the first and last price being 93:. A moderate amount of business was transacted in the foreign securities to-day at about yesterday's rates for most descriptions. Peruvian experienced a further improvement, and touched 67. Russian were done at from 107 to 108. Buenos Ayres Bonds ob tained 50, and Guatemala Bonds 28. The business consists of the following : Brazilian at 831 and 89. Buenos Ayres at 30. Guatemala Bonds at 27 and 28. Mexican at 291 and 29 for money, and 29, 1, and 28Z for account. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 661, 1, and 67 ; ditto Deferred at 22:„I, and Z. Portuguese F..ur per Cents. at 351, 2, and 36 for money, and 36 and 351 fur account. Russian at 107, 8,7, and last at 1671. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives at 19 fur money, and 191, Z, and 1 for account; the Three p. r Cents. at 361, for money, and 37 and 363 for account. Five per Cent. French Renter at 94h ; exchange, 25f. az. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 901. Two-me-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at 65 and 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 861 and 1. The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official retires, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods. The aggregate average of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collectively completed fur ull the banks of issue, steed, for the four weeks ending the 29th Decemb er last, as follows: __ Bank of=all .... .... . 3 17,976,184 Private 30414510* b1e11;.......... " .. ......... 2,401,139 lelak banks ..—. —..... 4,631,103 beet& basks ... 3,212,448 Total circulation —weekly ammo ...... 831,994,048 Yor Um lour wells ending Dec. I Deemer, Dee. 29 £717.287 The decrease was thus compostd :—Back of Eng land, less 179,820/.; private banks, less 163,7371. ; joint stock banks, less 102,3441.; Irish banks, It.. 39,6281.; Scotch banks, less 237,7381. The fixed issues of the private beaks being 4,805,4231., it follows they were below the amount, 1,263,669/. - - The fined Manes of the joint-stork bloke being 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the amount, 808,8281. .. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 6,331,1941., it follows they were below the amount, 1,71'9,9911., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,462,3751. besides. ------- The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,209!., it follows they were above the amount, 1.56,2391., but with specie in hand to cover the excess, and issues for 744,6161. besides. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments, during the four weeks ending the 29th ult., was 16,963,2161. ; increase on the previous month's return, 777,4161. The average of specie held by the Irish banks during the same term wee 1,432,6731. ; decrease on the previous return, 10,3721. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 899,833/. ; decrease, 3,1431. The yearly comparison shows the following dif ferences in the circulation : Bank or England, more si,osn,va Private bunko, more Joint Stork bank,, more 34043 Beoteb hake, less Irish banks, less £l, ,6to Deduct Bco:cat and Irish Increase of the year on Wince C 9444162 The yearly comparison of the coin and bullion stands thus : Bank or Ensland, In.& Bank., lean w 11143,319 „ ms , Moots% Banks, tess. 127,020 Increase on balance, Dee. 29, UM The commercial intelligence received by the Penin sular mail packet u not of much importance. At (like,!tar, on the 4th, business was dull, and the exchange remained as last quoted. The quarantine of six days on vessels from England wee still enforced. Cadiz advice, of the bth mention that owing to the ssnitary regulations imposed on vessels from the North of Europe during the latter part of the put year the export dealt had fallen off. The stock how over on the banks of the river on the lst instant was not more than 22,000 luta, which is scarcely adequate to the probable requirements for expart before the next collection can be made available foe that pur pose. The price in consequence had risen since the let instant to 100 r.vn. per lut,and,u in Portugal, for the wens reasons, it is stated to have advanced to 5 dole. and 7 dole. per last, according to the port of export; it is expected that this price will at least be maintained. Lisbon letters of the 9th state that the demand for manufactures was moderate. Of cotton some Bab.' had been made for consumption. Coffee was in good request, but Brazil descriptions were scarce. Business in sugar was only to a moderate extent. Letters from Malta speak of a marked improve ment having taken place during the put year in the trade of the island , to which the various useful and important changes introduced through the me dium of the Chamber of Commerce had been greatly instrumentaL DUBLIN lITOCKIL—Jart. Id. ' $ per Oast Orman . ...... ll6l 1 31 per Ont. Sleek ....... • . WWI Bank Meek .... .... 9004 116 Witt & Lemma St. Ship Building Company (301. pd ) el Window Dagger Mime (3l. paid) 11 Dubin and leibet Junction Debits Ditt.) and Bingatown Rath Half Share* Ditto Quarter Mares Midland Ot. Weneen and Royal ennakeoulpaw R3 Orem Southern and Waiters Preference 1 IXORANGISi AND (MOONS 1/1110AD. Biersa, Jam. U.—Voluntary Loin. 1111 k LAMM NM. CornMereta Marine SoMety's premiums, Mirk Ihnna, 97. No business done. VUOIII4 .1.4131. 12.—five per Cent. Iletalikpiss, K 11-16 ; Four per Cent. ditto, I.!. Beak Shane, 1,131. Eschew ak Frankfort, 1111. Jam. 13.—Plre per Cent. Metallitines, 96 &M. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocx. The English stock market is steady to-day, at a sight improvement over yesterday's cicsing quota tions. Consols were first called for money 96,1 to 1, from which they declined to 96; but they have since returned to the opening price. Far account they were first marked 961, then ascended to 1, and are now quoted 96: to 4. Business ha. been transacted in the Three per Cent. Reduced at 96; ' 4,1, and bolt at The Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., at 98Z, •,;, 4, and ;. Exchequer Bills mark 68s. and 61e. premium. In the foreign stock market the chief features are a further rise iu in Peruvian, which has touched 671, and a decline in Spanish securities, especially the Three per Cents. These are now quoted 361 to 7. The actual transactions ar3 cs fullsw : Biazilian, at 89; ditto New, at 874. Buenos Ayres, at 50; Mexican, at 284; Peruvian Four per Cent., 1849, at 67, 4 and last 671. Russian, at 1081 and 71. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at 19 and 181; the Three per Cents., at 361 and 1. 133:01.1911 FUNDS. Mak Ptart. SOT 9 13 per Ct. Con. Ace.. Feb. 14.116: 3 per Cie. 11.1. Anna. 96i 9 3, par (AA 366 & 3As Uoa. 1 & Exchequer PUIA M& o 61s. YOREION FUND& 1 per Ct. Austrian Mails. i 1 per Ct. Grenada Ma. Ifit IT 14 per Ct. Dole. lisuds. &.) 1.1 Grenada Deferred Ma 3 j 31 per Cent.. 6 per Ct. Max, 1046,98 i it., 6 per CL Branlinn BAL. 88 9 0 per CL Peruvian kids. Otij 71 Ditto New. ild /I Portuiguilmi C 0...., 31 6 6 per Ct. lkonsis Amen 48 SO 3 per CI. Hum 11d5.,14.7 10 Dine Chilton kids, II 101 Ditto Spanish 114 a, 181 19 Ditto Columb. I4d. 1114., 3 per CL Sinnitit kids . Ail T Columbian Itinirolor Iklis. .11 4 dpeuton Deferred MIL.— ,or Ct. La 11. 6.. Ti 4 hitto PLUTO isla.3j 4 21 pm et. Dumb Kin. 543 I 3 per CL Venezuela at.... n 3 30 1 per CL buten Cons, rll 61 Venemaria Deferred 8d... PI 10 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. &VAIL—The public Silas have been hue today—say 10,000 b Lgs Mauritius and 7,000 bale Bengal, a quantity that r .ther cue-dell the demand ; but the importer. bought in freely, and the full prices of last week were supported. Refined steady ; grocery lumps, 50s. 6d. to 525. 6d. COFFEE.—There has not been a public sale to-dny ; good ordinary native Ceylon appears rather more firm, 645. to 64.. 61., many refusing to sell under 655. PEPPEIL-230 bags common Batavia sold briskly in pub lic sale, 4d. ; one lot at 416., which was an advance of upon last week's prices. Tne rock of this article is so small that it is anticipated a further advance will take place, and speculators have been active the last two days. Rica remains study at last week's currency. Rust h.s been in good demand; proof, ls. 55. to Is. 61., according to quality; East India, Is. 4d. SPICES generally wear an upward appearance; 1,000 paekets c instnoa a%kl at 221. to 225. 6.1., in bond. SALTPETKE.-7CO bags soli, retraction 6 to 64, at 275. 61 to 213..; refrivtioa 94, 265. 6d. to 27.., whi c h was W. above la. t Fri las'. prices. TEA —The market is steady, but not active today ; com mon Cyrillic, 101 d. 11d. In other &riche no material alteration, but the amount of business done in the C.donial market/ has boon lees this week than last. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The mark t is quiet to day, at the following quotation. : Petersburg Y. C. on the EFL?, 396. to 396. 3.1.; February an.l March, 39e. to 39e. 3d. ; Oztuoer to December, 40s. 3i. to 40.. 6d. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The few parcels of Bngli.h Wheat on sal; this morning were dißpos,d of with difficulty at the rates of ?donde, last . So halo Lowliness was transacted in foreign Wheat that its value must be considered nominally the same as at the b:uinning of the wetk. Barley hung heavily on hand, although freely offered at termer rates. Nat al:branding the arrivals of 0 its have been rmsU , no advance could be established. Smuts and Peas untterwent no charge in value or dema .d. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON 111011 14th JAN. TO 11th JAN. Qrs. ticokb. liak. Parr a% Wl:text 1.210 WI I Oa{ ....... I ran 73;4 Oals 360 6380 Flour. 2,650 sacks; LONDON Amtwors.—wheat, Mk. 4d.; Barley. 263. 2d.; Oats, 176. 10d. ; Eye, 216. 01; Beans, 273. 10d. ; Peas, .76. 111 MPERIAL • EA. klatiev.pats. Ky.. beszt..l Pees. Dee. a ... 19. 4427, 13 16 , ll,' 2.St 0.1211 i 4.131. Id 13 3Se 9d 20. 9,1 161 0d'12.• 9. . 29. 114 22 ... Us 9d ' 25. 9115. 9x'22. I 4.27 s 9.:214s lld 29 4,1 231 9: 134 Id 241 04 4. 114 19.• Od Sao. 10. 01 25. IS. lit 24. 11420. 11,1,21. 9d 12 ... 1 41, Id 20. 4.1 , 13,, 21., 1131114 I. 1 weal , ' Set. A, 'T. 'l9. 113 244 43 13. 10.1 01.27. 4.129.1 Od Drnr.—Wheat, Barley. Date, Rye. Mmes. and Pee& 1.. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 204 ; Reat Hartley, 20..; Wane And Hat ton, 21s ; Walla End S•ewart'a, 211.—Ships at market, 23. BOROUGH MARIE L-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattraden and Smith report that the market cot filmes the same. HIDER.—THIS DAY. LLADENHALL.—Hides, 66Ibs. to 611 In , 11d.; 64Ibs. to 7111 m, led. to 2d. ; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs.. 2•a. to 21d. ; I , olfa to 88lbs , 21d to 31.; 88ibs. to 961h5., 3d to 31d ; 96Ihs. to 1041h5., 31d. to 31d. Hone Hides, 6s. Call Skins, light, 2s. to 3A ; full, 6s. BEUMONDSEY. —Sheep Skins, polltd. 54 61. to 7s. 6d.; Heats and halt-brads, 6s. Od. to ss. 91; Downs, 4s. Od. to 4s. 9d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of 13-ests is •01. rab:y good fee the sir.son ; trade is rill very dull, at about Monday's quot •'ions. At this time of the year the number of Sheep is usually small, so al•o to the attendance of hikers; e ow qui ntly tho kw on offer te-day are with diet illy disptstd of. 111otday's rates are scarcely obtained except ter a few of the most saleable de,crip' ion. There Deihl/ but a very small number of good Calve. fur site, they make fully 4d. per Sibs, more than on Monday. Trade is, however, by no steaks brisk ; it is only the defl`•iency of foreign supply that allows of an average improvement. From Germany and Holland there are 13 Beasts, 100 Sheep, and 14 Calves; Sootlan I, 200 Hirst.; and 122 Much Cows from the home counties. Peptone of 4144. S. d. is. it. ' Pre Moue of Rim S. C. r. d. 'hot Sootr. neroforda. 3 10 4 2 blot par. a. 1f.•046. air e it 0 0 that d'hurteliorns 8c pi17 : 4 1.4. : " D11 • at ssatße4 013: ab.p 4 143 1 4 1 0.. 0 3° 3 3° 9 : u ! I Mes. MA Prim. , Dee. S.' Dec. 13. Dec. It. Dee. ‘.:9.1 L Jan. 3. a 9 4... 1 : l ' -.. r- • - 33 9 i - .. 71, ......... ::: I, : :: BIRMINGUAM, ✓mw. 17. 8100i-X1011•11011. -- TLil mark t w'+ ready a regiirds aglow, with more budgie,. d Malt and Flf Its weir &me at 21 dlr. Fihrewrbuii am! Btmitogham Ws at a. I bs. dm, owl lbw!' &af fords, at i BRISTOL, Jan. 17. Broan-Exernaonit. --The nv kst continued firm with an unwired tone ILS MIT& prices, arid gaud de , 1 of get mit,. Great Weiner's Quarter Sh.'r, IP. off 9: dY. t.a. at M ,tt.rn New 171. Shama el4la Mama Stook, 41i Midland, Binning ham, and Derby, 22t. Midland Nix per Ceit.j. tit ek, 124, %V ilia, Pcsoceset, and , Neyeaou 4 1i dis. ex in. YORK, Jan. 17. Bronx Escunmon.—Great Northern, 87 ex int. [THREEPENCE BAIL WA YS. Tnie DAT, Two o•CLocc. The share market is rather firmer is tone to-day, though the transactions are the reverse of extensive. For London and North-Westerns the market is firm, and they have touched 118; London and Brighton', 831. Newcastle and Berwick. mark 161 ; York sad North Midlands, 181. Foreign lines are little dealt in. Madrid and Valenti* scrip continues to improve. Barnsa &Liman.. Aberdeen ... Net.,80b.,&11. in. Birks L Llano Eat. (Of- Wbot..perpetbal b thaet.) Int t • guarsat ;4 7 ' w r ...., Wolv., and Docile; rallsdulypd.,or withioar. 10 Do. without' guarantor 1 Bad" Stara, and Bina... i 92 Bristol and Faster ... ... 24 Do. Th ird s ... ... 174 Barairs 90_ OalsodonLan Do. AIO riworenoorog. rDbootor and Holyhead .. DO. Prafereaes ablia and Belfast ions:. ittsiTte7llao Do (ill Do.(31.10e.)O p. Ct Fret. Eastern Counties Do. New GU. • p. Ct.. . Do. Bet, • p. Ct., No, 1 Do. do. No. 2 - GI SO SO 21 b;. N. & E. 6 perE: Do. New Eastern Ultloo, ears A lilts E. U. 811.) Do. elan 11. and C. dim•' Ert Lane Do. Sariata. t p. Ct.)l Do. New Do. New eine; &at Lissoolnalme Edinburgb and Glasgow Easter, Yeovil, & Doer !truer and Lamour Or Northern Closing prices Yesterday. 41 1241 124 100 . citsat - iio: i Ir.;,A,D;rirr;i D 0.4 shares. Et, 6 is. Ct.. Do. 5 ow Coot. Pref.... Gt. flouth.and Waft (In.) Oral North of Sagiato.L. ' Do. New, £4O . ... Do. New. £3O ... ~,, Do. New, £lO ... ...I Da Plfth . Do. New, Zli .... ... Will and 8e11y... ... ... I Do. ohms ... .. . , lAm Do. osetoraod Carlisle .. tAnasohirc and Yorkehlrei Do. do. 31.8. & 8., Do. 4 shares... ~. ...1 .I 124 —die 6 dia. i pin z II 24 28 ex tut 22 24 94 10 ~ Do. tie. (pia .1 Do. Liverpool and Barr Do. Nest Hiding Union! Do. Preston and Wyrs I Do. alum (A) lAods god Bradford... ..., Leeds and Thirek Do. PreL 6 p.C . eortNo.l; N 0.21 yo 3 s pm. I 4 pm. D 1 29 129 191 %GUI 16 i 1 1 7 1 ex i 11# 11l II 10sl 1 $3 dM. 1 le 1 11 71 71 11 I; pin pm el aS Pm Do. Do. No .a 1 / 1 17 7 per et London and Wow:Amen —. Lou., Brighton.; &Coast Du. New gun. i p.Ct. Do. guarantee I 5 p.CL. lateCroy4onl Keen._ Do. Pref. S per Cent._ Do.Convrt. S p.C5.,1113.1 London and Creeowwit Do. Preference _'_— London & North-Western Do. do. New j Do. fIRAe Dal to ob., M. and B.(C) London & ouuth-tt es Do. Yew, v 7 Do. 3 Do. New Preference ... IS Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent. 3 Nlench., Ptuc.,anoMatloek 104 Meson., Shef,&Lineolnek: 23 Do. sham, No. I /3 Do. .here., No. 2 14 Do. -buret, No. 3 ... 10 Do., New £lO Pref. ... 30 Do., Great tirtmsby di Do. 40. 03 Do.c4aef. and Wags._ 23 Do. Grimsby Dock .. el Do. Lincoln Cam ... 4 - 4 pm. 4 3 3 4 1 11 ez int I 1 12 11 12 __ ,_. `Hint I tS 114 37 2/1 die x to 14 „; IS! dLs 31 36 dia 1 II di., 30 31 ex int 1130 233 62 36 39 41 pin. pm. 194 204 pm. 641 634 11 33 7.1,=." is 15 19 191 7 I nn dls. 49 SI - tii ia poi, ldb 1 pm 41 110 dia. 21 19 die. 10e 10 dr. 61 91 9 dia. 2d 1; pm. 28i mint '2 7 i 7 as tat Cii 5 I 01 01 dia. 40 41 7 5 102 103 pin. 9 10 11 11 die. 2 4 4 din.* 1 Par 1 Pna 4 82 31 83 1361 13,31 101 11 53 60 SS 60 10 11 21 s 11 1 1151 1 1 Yd 2 pm. 6 1 6 9 1 PalL 1 15 dia. 1 LS di.. Slos 1 lb i 1 4 flis 1 19 1 14 al. 4 it 9 . 1 15 dip. . 1 9 the. . 2 19 Cs. . 1 3 die . 1 43 . 231 2^;dis sio 2 1:3 fl3f 3 13i 1151 1 16 13 131 1 1 11 1 ll al ex int id 60 23 27 14 13 414 17 Is es Int IQ 111 3 Pga• 9, 9 414. 9 11 IQ 11 Pzu en int 15 8 ti dis 11 li r .° "I • 6 db. 4 3 di& IL • 1116. 1 idir 13 14 I Si it die. i 1:1 41d" a it qmg 4 Gi $ n di. 4 4 dit I idlkez I s 1 prs II 11 1 die z WI I 11 I? 9 9 ells 9 4i chs zin , Is lei 4 4 1 du. •. 7);:730 :Kat« burn. Lad Deal Do. Conan. & Ft. 6p. Do.Erew-dhl'alleaPret %weenie and Carlisle . Norfolk Do. New k 2 0.• Do. Extension .. Inn (Aurae. se per Ct... North Lritisls Do. Do. hirds Do. Preference •Curtb Stalfintselrs ... OafoN, Wo:c., %Poiret. itead.,lati'd., 1111 d leigate Royston Laid IlitUtA .. I', ,scottish C.: otrAl .. ...' :3 scuttivb Midland : ... ~.i., Q uovs., it Bina., Clan • e i Do., Cleft B ... .. ... e I Do., Ncw GUAM_ .1•8111.. 16 1,44 - e . webury . n• Maim (Nor. IV:lila.) ... ... Do. Maya ... ... ... Dn. Oswestry ... ... IP I Do. Ts i, - . 7 ;ix-ii: riii. :: 6031tropeture l. dos ... ... So Itloath Davos .„ .., SS Do, Preferecos ... ... ... as South Stalordshlrs... .. 34 *lath Eastern ... ... ... sto tax No. 4 ... ... ... IS Do. Ito. 4 I...teeters/ .. 10 Do. No. 4 S. ... 41 loath Wales ... ... 11 b. York., Dos., & Goole: 14 ld shelbe, itotherhant, mall I Goat s N. Di. Fla. 3 p.Ct. 30 Waterford and liilkannyi Su Most Valley, 3p. Ct. gua. 3 , Do. do. do. _ _... I wu - 7,:, rtocre - reet. Tork.NeweseUett Berwick Do. Nat.( Yvrrat Novas.) Purebor York awl North hildlsaL. Do. vreferesoe PltigeDl BAILWATI. ds4(.o-Itallan (law Italia: and Austrian) Bodlodde and Uttar . urtaral Franca (Vierson Rheniab 4 dl.. 1 IS rz hit 84 d" 1 Pau do. Cr< et Ir d:aa Penienais 1 - Pa it. i Pal 0 dip - 64;7 Madrid aucclicita " biamta and Lap !I.•rthert of risme ... Or.oan. ann Bardeen:..] raria and °flon! Marls and Bowen Pun and Sarsabourg l.nais and liana aazahre and Mende ... Tour' and Nsatios 2 It die :h i 34 n 33 $4 n mtl .3 331 nt amt. o did LIVERPOOL, Jan. 17. Sroct-ExCHANoll.—There wu a slight insprov.meat I. the martrt to-day. In some instances price. were b 11er, while (then% ap.dn, remained Mink—Birkenhead, Lineashire, anal Cheshire (fete C. and B, 22/. shares, 6 per cent. till '3Jt 91 d.—Caletionian (miens/co eh tees), 1 4 1—Vast Lancashire (prefemnee i sham). in, ask( Yorkshire (321. shares), 9 eL • Lis, rpool,, Crosby and Southport, 41 d.—London and 'stem 114 Ditto (new shares), 11 .—Ditto (fifth shares) 2 p —Manchester. ebefle d, ant Lincola ( shares), z , a u,.thaal, 441-111tte (( sham), 2.11 3 Is. 3.1. d. —Ditto (Eres.nh Valley`, all—New. castle and Carlisle, Ml —st. Helen's It. and C. knew prat. 8 per cent). 3) d.—Yuck, Newcastle, and Berwick (U.N.& el per neat 10). 4 Ida. 91 eL MANCHESTER, Jas. 17. etvocK-KzettAxott—ldarket very strad• ell &tr. sspeci• 'Wylie the 'M roan; it chew( well. • fele teerige suuouut et Out. ness was traussetctL LEBDS, Jas. 17. gl . OOl-EICIANOIL—The haulers. anne on 'Chrdato this morning wad to a considerable extent, and, in row i.e , t owes, rather improved rates Ince obtained. York and %mill Midland, however, dt dined from the previous quotation, to Id, ['cede and Thirsts seem to stand at 91: and East Lanea-hirra at 121. Manchester, Sheffield and Llneolnahlre Preference advanced to Great North. ern Preference were door at If dlr. LOne.ll 1504 North Writers Quarters at ti. Ca. id. press; sad North Western rrefstince S din. 3 1 2 0 20 141 NI t en int Si • 31 31 ct int 161 141 = 11 Ii !I