The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-07 00:00:00

e7l l l K- enr -0: 0 1 . 0 a r--• >4 2 -- - Vitt ...-id.xlart(.;-•% No. 1,050.) LIFE roucits LfDr TITABLL 0 AL LIFE 1:16Atl i ; :add LOAN CiliNlß di ti, v FIRE gift -Eopmeofodbyllpolol Aft et Partlommt. llw thsaustre at is ample Need. walmeribed by a moiserese and Nu!, shoilMOIM. boa OWdomOW, g s vuolon tbe Wood of o,tatio. eighty pit ent, at the Peel& of We borrow &- ilia& am nr.t the IsmseL Ufr !Immure et were Ithed darted. esmementord for their Towle a.ll erre. Tar h....wadded Y Ihredt. leek averaged tweety-mix pet can. as *ph libeles free et wow dry. Thr mmal varalgs) OW" doe Webrhesee eleotild be takes epos .8 Offmo rSW may. or the Oh, will moire. rooroomos log Ong iolonostion my lo obtained of the skint., Kat tbe kid oli" RONK Lofts. W. !RAW, Illarrere toloostor. 1)ER8, STOVEB, and FIRE-IRONS.— aurora d the Maw we rettweeted. loam balk detiiiag, to WILLIAM S. 317/ITOS7 (late Rama W Iladia) SHOW Boom% P. Othedatreet, ear d Newerwatreat, aced ita.l, New. wew.tr . M. They we the turd la the wee% Awl walla wed ha werruwat er FESDESS, trIOTIES, YllOlOl. THll.ll:llA m ar 4 Wirt/AL 1110SHOSOIST aril be wararbel ether 1.. nitro, amity, bratty at deice segalelletww at work. amatiaa, wide the prime art es UM kmi wit Mir width hit maw bliehltwat be• bees we aeldwatedler mare des a wader era enemy. Sada otove. with brand emirate awl two ewe sr bare, St 14e.; tano sr% ormolu answeato sed ewe ewe at brae. SS lea to Oars. Wound beam estadele, _with Or 76. ` ,17f a wl ke4er., from sal.; dm, with ridi armlet aiserata, irus 13. to we purr; N SIPS M. SO S Si 4s. (01./. water ead ether pint dem with nili lL stiad aorta l ira Th e Mary reamed*" wery mottle sat approved et. DOOM eateleswas lath miffs, imp sat (pw pea) sew lacer.: Y Welladred ace. !tat. LAMPS el ell SORTS sat TATTENNWA- 1 1ft !mew*, ee weti al anima sweelawit et PALIIWS NAO. • red other CANDLESTICSII; Compline, Mimi& me War LAM W. WM ell the lama logeweneate. owl of We =MN and swat reebembf panne, lb einelm, arbewiwi red plel• Olies, el ropier ew* Is maim% Is at VULIAII B. 114111TOIM (ISIS R 1 P1 3,16 .ad liallear. SP.Wleereel. Mew W Ilerremereereee. awl Na I. Newerweleeet. Were all lbe wesewair weeillee are Kw mews. HallZ lamp gnat= Talemee poem Oran twerbed .. Paws ft pw lb bi ..sled Sere, W. 1. per Pia The awry (tree / ar every swede get approved et Deselled eaulogre. lellb ougrarlage, et (per pea' cree.—gelabilsbed la Well.-etreet, a.. 33. 1110. PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. PRESENTS FOR THE NEW %Ea. PRESENTS FOR mum PIat:NTS FOR El/OTHERS. PREsENTS FOR PONS. PRFSEN Ts FOR UNCLES.. PRESENTS FOR COCSINS. PREsENTS FUR THE AGED. PRESENTS FOR TUE NERTOES AND PARALYSED. PREsENTS FOR THE SICK AND EIRDRIDDEN. The choicest and most valuab'e gift for the approaching memos to an saer‘L nervous. paralyerd, leek, bedridden, or invalided friend, is a yea of the PLANTAGF.Nt r GUARD RAZORS, beet ivory beadles, ape:l r In an elegant Ina, lock and key, price One Guinea; post I've. is. ad. eaten. TM. Rams eau be eared in bed, In the dark, or on ship beard ; mid e with ease, safety, and espedition, effectually remove the nerd .':hoot cutting the stilt. Thom who never shaved before can sh,re them elves; and the invention Is so whet and safe, that even the met timid lady could shave • skit kusbeed with fealty. C. •(e WART and Co. rattans. ansioll-asolt, London. lr,erptive partindma, testimonials, list el agents, &a., sent past. free. TUTIMOTLUL In the *lt oar twilight, CM • ma wqmpo, sod dodo, the existenee of th titmulenenlee Witten Is the conamaltamt of .sinew, tba new inteft :oft nay be mud with perfect _Sty."—Norstag Post. It o.ut be vood Y tortl, on a nilltray or oinno In a airtime on the mm e. 4, roads. The sperstion of *atlas Is ollested to an iIICCOCAV. •S'y snort seem of time, awn by the most timid or names. This r. a 1.4' razor is really • sp:eedkl tevestien."—Laweet. TOHN 8131N1TT, 18, BWbopwte-street-within, U OM/AM Whey jun retneni bow Pane, solicits the anew am of the usballq, gen tr y, sod the petit So Ms choice stock of Fine and astliii awritestuned DOM eel MOM, which he is mad eht emit ho repaid Mr depose of digs and quality, coi lOW with swain: werknetrehlp. Jetl,l PISINITT ells attention to en nifty seer proems In the preserathse of enameled leather, whinny It Is reined beautifully soft plieble, and so much changed In it min es sot to cracks that yells and ineonvenieece on westing new loom and shoes; they bear a L iw aittfp=ruiring no blacking ; they do sot gni besoi hard, and reit wet better than any other leather. JIM% 611C1ITT talus this opportunity of returning thanks to his numenms patron fist their knot support, sad further solicits the indulge/toe el their future favour% which shall receive Ms best often. tiara. 3. also taus attesgica to the fast of his being supplied with to choicest feetbis dime was the keel's tmuoaetwera. Ueb medtssewl• to the act be J. it. himself. QEASONABLII PRIMENTS. —At this festive 1.../ period er tko pine the Moving narivalled discoveries kr the tot et are coned We laeswed requisition—narnely, ROWLA.vID, ItintAseAll OH the mating sad antslaing • luxuriant heed of hair: IttAVIANDY ICALTDOIt, fee rredence the skin soft, fair, aalkiseening sad ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pearl Deatlfrxe, for na,.. I taw • peart.like whiteness to the teeth. The patronage of toydry thronghont Zoom end the high agyareciatacm by rank eed Irkta s ith the well-known to ht. erne) of thew article.. itive two • celebrity naparsneled. and render tam a penaliarly e legant eau .4 waable present. I:rtrare of spurious linkatiena. The only gentd ankle en the r.s of eseklenee the name of uktovetaahr. gineedinur i g i f the mapper or labst. kid by them a U. gee". Leads*. asid esegieetakie doWits ma winnow ANEW DISCOVERY. - Mr. HOWARD, ketiers•Dreir_SA rerelverhous le Wrier at 'utterly ▪ tissairles et TESTI& her wirer *prom •.te...te optima Theta porkedy resemble Ur rased teeth r eat to r dissiverini Inn the egloah by re deter obserfer. lap, NY err imp weer aft dem, sed wth be burl eery ere • ow tar Mr Ware ler. Ms teethed ger set repro the ern .ots et veer se Fay Orel ewers. sr ter supper 4•1 presette teeth set ere leer, sod Is _ester le reran stirrers us. mother& not Me. Made lapterarls wry be Cris the nee% el the are arreder Its has fad his error at re ort.t err peedlAe. towed teal eehreved souse sad mete] la ntruertier-33, rersereet. At Mira trues 10 till 5. ius:IOCOI3AN. 6. I3 F LEACHING and IREOuEd trannfeetwmen.—Wagehowee 111.1110 TED from .$d- .Lee, Ken. ninglon. to 231, Iltragel (next door to Temple.ltar;.—The Bleaching Seep is well known kw he eatrocedinaryclagadag and heachieg perinea isperfeedy hee from smell, red es, unlike the !elan& or powder* ahem reeeemonded. It dales nee rot es item but deem km week with tar We Wyss, add only WM the quanu a ty, ia infinitely e irw l lt r ie t tr .7.6gr ereely ati=le lt ri g ye ba tedria: " . 80113efro,7,thr. her nal celebrated sad sebratille 03nufacturers he.. toed it for Dam, lase, agiseps,M., and have found It eggertar to every of her. Lana. dreier. and private (image once adpioying it wall never be wat...at 0. aa It is at ono. the most commis:al and valuable a fur Fttur ...l purposes. It will be a saving of bun. 41 dm is to nebiensen and gentlemen, by the perfect an saner s ...it. t tier paint, making it. as well a• marble chimney-plena, • ..Y tap a/ emoles, lee , look equal to new. told mail in jars, di!..asine 121aa her las., 231te„ kr Ma, sad a Arkin of 6410 a, at 9d. .b. Wh,soale, retail, and for exportati in. The Regeoreative I' a.. latish:lml for its effects In cleansing and beautifeing all Wade a wallow and chintzes, kw miring colours, and imparting • trai.t.:3l awl gleamy ftinsh. It removes stains and grease from pa. tea , n's appercl, brightens the c- our at warier, perfectly cleanse teepee , with only wiping Over the sortmer, restores the nog &Bode • chtnt.es gilt frame and gold emitters, making them hot • to new. It bairn from swath and warranted net lejalare the Thais rid in 2.n. jars. at 11.- pajamas, la halt arlfts inn. at 10d. per lb. It as taw &add aida,_ at any stk. ,nereoans, be used with either of lir sap. XlMller7 4 ,c aur veg. Said la pee at le., la. ft. 21. Id.. mall= :la Aar k. U. arY,l l :, Bewrater.ohost. INTok rONII CAMOMILE PILLS an con tently reassmended as a Nu* but aerials remedy. le all le!. voter ban ladtgerion, Siek e bilious sad Liver Oess ;, ant-, Ilearthern, and Acidity of the Stomach, pepeesvd Spirit, t' Lei %ism vr.lent Spasm, metal Dentin), Coo tamer% ate. They set a irmerfal triune and ren.le aperient; are • their operation. hate under say eiretieudanoes, and Maumee. of to r.t.ste eaalloll best te.tignony to the benefits to be derived from tle Said is hAtles at 1, ltd., 2s. lid., and Ile. each, in every bin IL the 1:1110N 1 . 11 = r u ' ev w aWfor liorton'e PJb, and do aot be ts- Mi.01,,1 to parehsee .n imitation. f4.11‘810, r=ilNatatet. T i titA h ßTEKLY as i , t , EXtM ir Noi.cuoa, 1. C.l.ryd MEANT St Maas OORTINIS. 2 ' 70, 17 Relat4 ML Arrxtultur. n Lord Utraurry Yd !Lt. Jubi O'Oomell. kre.Tr.rle ' 7 . i;;;d Ciar. futon .n 4 the Orange Istitutites. I , •bn tlutray, Allitemerieattreet. I THJ h Y PCIUM4IO:I TO HIM DOTAL lIIORN/All Pkt NUE ALBEIT. raj r. • 47. vet 2, royal Sets do* ithertle, pies W., I "r• ROYAL PHRASEOLOGICAL FRENCH , k 1•• if 11 /IMIONAKT. Sy J. C. "each Ma.ler. • row, pot ' • t .. ett,..tosag tie YArilsts4emaia Purl. may be W stag INN. DaJlti tad Co, bee* bodeellere, A r Ilioeseme. ARLOW'S NEW IN. ELATED IiELF-ACTINO SYPHON -. P 4l V. V ItEQUILMI NO VEKS-P2o_ ..!" Pretests beer. eider, or otber lionises .n E : l 2 , - frtho beaming flat or acid so aillesinelly - A that *helmet Oat shall badminton pod so • 'I! I y I wm•II 1 I the bet wonooted to repay its lost in • 1 two testa of olo; pries 4s. td., or sett free to way pail of Ynatend (if two ate tales) at Sa. each. The aloft taarlivillli will a:plait itg •i whoa. Wien the locos key is =two on - - the top of the plug ,: (which hes • bale op- pawls the sir-tube II rudieient sly now through It into the tool to mune the Wpm to rim freely; when toe tap Is tensed off no noose air can enter. JAXIOS SASLOW. 1 Wag Whiten. • '-••4 illanaionthouse. F.atalitlied 110. N.B.—Mil= Ilithels• • it dangard with his latneud olime. Ratio a ut w method d Wvlalt mater woolooloi to aro uot It. mat •u lit e and retell hie SW IN% I.VIEl) TAP WAAPPKIIS (to 410 =. ll/816141 -f moor), MOIL sod Ise per point. TM 17249 AL, LWSPAPRIUI. lAD Laudon Morning, _ Ee, am Wieldy SIIIII,AIIIII. sod Slaws/ ok l vAlWali is ra ft WNW imopporo to all parts of the wires, re anolob. Cop. ponleulorlsekor• AM. 0 Wan he tai paw felifterip als y e.l,:!ion oppooottype b.4 l to to Own us• wow • ,w•oroaro,, Lasko. Ilalobliabod 17 . . nue& owed. Asv 11, EIMILSONB al INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, •nher sr oat et nay REALISM a MODELIaIt INCOME ref tiro Gab d grad= at y sidareadia.—Fer AIX dad ar lager ar lie RAW MIA TEA WE. PAM Oran Mat Chardiyard. (W. NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. THIS DAY. A special general meeting, convened by the Finan cial Reform Annotation, was held this day at the Loadva Tavern, the object being t►e reading of the report and no moats of the year, and the sanoenoeseet of the plane of the amociatioe. The large MOM was aoudad is every part, and the utmost enthusiasm' was manifested by the vast as eemibbage. The chair was takea at ose o'clock, ►y Sir Joshua Walnsley, M.P., president of the aseociaYm, and the plethora wee Wed by the leading reformers of the metro polis. The statement of aceonets and report having been received, letters of apology iron Mr. Cobden, M P., and ethane, for non-attendance, were read. The modes was then addressed by the chairman, Samuel Morley, E.q., Mr I William Williams, sad others, whose splashes were received with the greatest enthusiasms. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS D. The court resumed its sittings this morning, before the Right Hon. the Laid Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Gibbs and Sidney, the Sheriffs, de. There appears by the calendar to be 95 prisoners for trial at the present seeaions. The Recorder Wetly addressed the grand jury, informing them that, although there were several very serious sasse in the calendar, yet they did not appear to involve nay difheni des in point of law, and, without deeming to pnjudice any of the parties whose cams would be laid before them fee investigation, it appeared to him that in most of the mere, if the facts should be proved to their satisfaction, ea they appeared upon the depositions, it would be their date to return bills against the accused parties His lordbip then alluded to %hashers* made under the Bankruptcy dot wrieh had just come into operation, against a bankrupt for not ear rendering to undergo examination before the commissioner after a fiat of bankruptcy had been issued against him, and he referred to the section of the statute applying to the caw, and by which he said it was enacted that any person con victed of such an offence should be liable to be transported for life, or for each lees period as the court should tbiLk or be imprisoned, with or without hard labour, far any period not ne,eding seven years. The grand pixy than retired, and the court pros, eded to i swear n the different panels of petty jurors. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOWSTRBBT. Frators Darrixo.—G. 'Volker was charged with furious driving. J. Brown, a tab-driver, said, on Saturday night, he was standing by his tab, on the Horse Guards' cab stand, when he saw the prisoner in a small chaise cart, driving the horse at the rate of ten miles an hour The prisoner was in the centre of the road, and was coming towards Charing-crow Witness went towards his horse's head, on perceiving the dewier in which he was placed, sad called out to him to drive on his proper side. Tbe prisoner appeared to take no notice of his warning, hat kept driving on at a furious rate. Immediately afterwards, before witness could escape, the shafts sad wheel or the prisoner's cart struck him a violent blow on tee shoader, which knocked him under his horse's feet. He was ren dered insensible, and when he recovered, in about an hour afterwards, he heard that the prisoner was taken iato cus tody, and he went to the station-house and pretereed•c against him. His side was very much bruised, and hise=l scarcely put his foot to the ground. He had not been able to go out with his cab since. Another cab-driver corroborated Brown's @vides*, and said the prisoner was not capable of driving the horse, and the reins were Niacin over the cart. Mr. Hall said this was a very bad ease, and he was only scary that when the set of parliament wee pissed it should give the mildest' so little power; but there west a clause which gave Mos power to give compensation to the person injured. He fi ned the prisoaer the toll penalty of 40s. for furious driving, and he ordered the prisoner to pay the cabman the sum of 405., as compensatien money for the injuries hi had received. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Huntzttaumer.—Cathertrw Connor was charged with having embezzled various sums of looney belonging to her lamer, Mr. Samuel Clift, dairyman. The prosecutor stated that the prisoner was employed by him to carry out man. Latterly he found that she had received several sums of money, amounting to 325., which had sot been accounted for. On being tared - with receiving the money, she admitted that she had done so, and was very sorry for it. He then gave her in charge. Kr. J. East's, 29, Chatlee-street, proved paying the pri mer 12s. Oa receiving the mousy she wrote paid to the bill produced. Several other eases having been proved against the pri soner, Mr. Bingham, at the request of the prosecutor, re mended her until Wednesday nest. LORD COURTNEY is to proceed to Southampton today, to inweetleate the dreressesnose relative to the do oms. of Elizabeth Begge, who, though in the last stage of pregnancy, was starved to death, owing, as it is allowed, to the tahumanity of the servants of the guardians of the poor in that town, one of whom has been committed to gaol on a sharge of rnaaelaaghter. His lordship is expected to com mence the lavestigadentemorrow. MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH TUB SOUTH OF IRE LAND.-The arbitrator, Jonathan Henn, Bal., to whom the question of compensation for the carriage of the mails to Cm*, Limerick, and Waterford. by the Great Southern and Western Railway, was refrmed, has decided upon grant. Mg the company 4s. Gd. per mile for the night mail, and le. per mile for the day mail. It will amount to upwards of 60,000/. The oast ofearriage by mail coach under the old regime woe 131. a mile. CONSECRATION OF A ORE= CHURCH.—Yesterday the first building erected in Eat/laud in connexion with the Greek church was ommemated with unusual ceremony. The edam is r ituata in London-wall, opposite All Hallows Church, mid is designed for the accommodation of the families of the Greek merchants residest in Loudon, and has been *meted at a sat of nearly 10,0001. The interior is richly ores minted, and in general appertain is not unlike the chapels of the Roman catholic body. It is intended that there shall be one service every Sunday, commencing at 11 o'clock. TRACTARIAIt t.tOltlNAlloll.—The Bishop of Exeter has prohibited the Rev. J. Target from reMinfag any assis tance to his incumbent, the Rey. T. C. Childs, so loag as the latter gentleman preveuts his other carats, the Rev. W. Butehiason, from participating in the services of the churl*. Meat of our readers are aware that the incumbent of St. Mary's having, as it is said, discovered this young Tractarisa eldest touting the peculiar doctrines of the Puseyite party in the church, requested the favour of his resignation. This be refused to give. He is, it appeare, supported by the Bishop of Easter in the course he adopted. Mr. Childs, however, we undentand, is determined to see himself righted, and intends demanding a cow missies to inquire into the circamatenees, whoa the whole natter will come before the public. The bishop's first threat was the withdrawal of Mr. Childs from a Christian duty he has voluntarily undertaken, of visiting the emigrant ship, which weekly leave thin port, and pro viding the presagers with the means of religious reading and instruction on their passay.--riVe copy the above from the Devonporl TekyropA. Another instance of traetarian domination is mentioned in the Orford Chronicle.)—A A conroversy has been going on of late between the Vicar of St. Thomas's and nail of his parishioners, which is :not very creditable to the heater. The pariakkmer having two children to be baptised, informed his relaiator that he wished to bring them to church for that purpose on Sunday last. The minister refused, but on natation that the children should be Wmeght to the church at half-pest 6in the' iffilii/1* T Oh kther ebiezted at this ludo. meat moon of the year, for two moms : let. It woo used. both for the mother seed shad's* to be _exposed, during • sevens frost, to the seemly air; and, 2a4 ate of the sponsors was sa 'Mealy ponce, who would have to cones from Allegan, and to Teton the same evening, and who could not Medea chunk at so late ea hour. The clergy man wee ineurable, sad this ton of the 'bona, who is one of the loudest and behest sticklers for priestly regime. rition, thus &seem (seeseaft to Idsd f o k gme) to have thee, pour inhale is a state of at es se naresocematek sad ialtamen pretest. The MIS be • laid before the bishop of the 11108/10 by the father, sad ea ensues has sew bees raked up, that the latter is not a parishisase, said ear sequestly the elorgymea is not o t. et ve . the rites of ' the alma hie ellikbes. It so Wpess tha t the plot or Lr es WWII' lie Moss Mods eta be proved to have ektu g oid to m 11. Tlmipits' parish for more shoo a oratory.— Orford Ecureeil I* 1850. —ln the present year two refloat of the sus will take place (both invisible is Magland), bat ease stf tise amp. Ti. first eclipse of the sea wM be en Milt l o pee ma the 12th of February, at twenty nine minutes el: 'la the evasior. The other will near ea the 7tlt Soto* ak . tkinpkv minutes paatslie eta. LONDOR A 8110111/0111 .11611.wAT.—It it 1111116111001 that at Yte weessidn. kelliparig neolion, ia oddities to the weal ilise to be proposed he the Is *lades of Naas& Sa W wa; are Nix. ma Lahleston, M.P. Kr. Isiblek. the memoir trim essaleseted cite Nos lea de flated himself smsertste Sc the ass of filsartee, sad ape, Miss ems bipropesed treSesselMMlN lots sleek arida Amp ups aiMeh all the Palle love hens up. , mese MI/a the ,MM. nay LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1850. WREN DOER TAR HALF CENTURY COMMON? Mom t 401.110.1 - - Can you count a hundred T. Probably you hays 'dewed tits far la the Menge et meltbmatie, end is OM ems you ma say whetherennelned benerel beim beim ths first lt semi * teesden, bat very wisemeow meet to have been hirly overwhelmed by it. The /titter of Monday lest *eke all the 31st of Daman* as ' the close of the first half of a. nineteenth sentury." If the leadiscleareel ropey superior to slather end elno* seem, the ajournid set addisted to verbal Issity, had already spoken is the mem seem eseleeverey are is 1850 the clo , ing year of the Ismer ball of Ike notary, or the opening of the latter half ? At last the gram and highly critical Statsdard enters the controversy, but professes itself unable to donde. It calls to mind how '5O yeses ago a c ustanyersy was raised se to the proper massiteneement of the century ;" and then the day Unction is prolounuly anslyeed—" Oa one side it was eon tended that the pen id commenced on the let of January, 1800 ;oa the ot he r ,it was argued that the first dig must be detersntaed by the tesusenesseent of notation, via., January, 1801. Theses apes the declaim of this question depends the other question, whether to-morrow (Tuesday) will open the halt century crt net, we mast leave It, as it has lain for 60 years, still doubtful. The mown of wisdom is modesty." Possibly the fist that the Irish Union took effect on the lint day of Jemmy 1800 may have led some minds to re- snow that a question of nunsera r triain - ean only be decided 1; the laws of notation. Juvenile memory may be content to s art from the year 1800 or 1801 ; b a t such of as ae are older are fain to go further bask, to that year of obsolete fashions, "the year 1." Now, if you begin with the year 1, avid count a hundred, you will find that the sum fs only complete with the year 100; the second century, therefore, did not consomme, if we remember rightly, till the year 101; and by all the laws of sense, each corresponding century began with its own &ft yew, and not with the year of the previous century. Eitabliiih the other rule, and you incur some consommes very curious to the scientific philosopher. Fur example, in a Nu regiment of a thousand me*, the hundredth man would obey, not the captain if the first company, but him of the second ; and so on through the ten hundreds : but then to which hundred would the thousandth man t along 2—to the first company ? or would he be an eleventh company by himself ? Again, if a thousand pounds were to be divided among ten men, you would count out ninety nine to the first. tnen you would begin the second hundred, and .o on : but what would you do with the thousacdth pound ?—give it to the tenth man, who would then have 1011. ; or give It to the first, to make up his 1001. 1 Extending the principle, yea may say that the baby born at the beginning ry of the cen tury is burn at the end of the last, so that he really is one >ear old on the day of his birth. The colloquial name of the century is evidently the mis- leading point :we talk of the year eighteen hundred and one," and so forth ; and then the last year of the series, " nineteen hundred," sound* N if it belonged to the new series ; whereas it only censuntraates the nineteenth century. The word " eighteen " here belongs to the past, and the current century is expressed only by the units and tens in "'49" or" 'bo"—those are the Teen of the uncompleted nineteenth. To thii k that the ntoeteenth century began with the year 1800 is as much as to confound" Solomon the sea of DAM" with David him-elf. ATLESBURY.—A) lesbury old bank, which has for Easy years binn carried on by Megan. Rickford and Runt, If that town, heneefirward to be conducted under the lernership of Mr. Z. D. Hunt, the partnenhip having ex pired, oy of of tine, on the 31st of December. slowly incremie which has taken place the bailie wieeipta, notwithstandiog the comparative depresidon et trade daring the last two years. The number of miles of railway over which traffic wai carried in the kat week of 1849, was 5,161, against 4,326 at same date in 1848, 3,449 in 1847, 2,610 in 1846, and 2,043 ia 1845. The statement of the average traffic receipts per mile per annum ie, as might be expected, not no favourable in character ae the figures preced . For 1842, they were 3,118; for 1843, 3, 1. ; for 1844, 3,278; for 1845, 3,4691.; for 1848, 3,3051,; for 1847, 2,8701.; for 1848, 2,556 L; and for 1849, 2,3021. The following is oar list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shares during the week : 10084 Lower Prim ?Noe. N Abadan - 11 as 91 Mint an/ /War beo N 11 le = isa tin9l9s 7l 71 * a Illorthank IN Nati el isilead 230 I N TL 11991449 IN M mill Oft 99 N lanniirs NAN If cekuldn.. 50 Leeds sod leadked.. Ili INN. oil 166117411 - 77 190 1.81/44 NININ•0501110911 Omit- 79 Ibi ar az , „..,,,w..6„, llli VA sallsotik Widows II3 ...............-•...... 000 al • •.„ 4 f:;::::-: • ..i..=—.. - sg s 13 N _ _pma - II lie tiirella fdli 23 Benda OINITsI 331 &oath bolos ~ II ii 43 South Vishos ll l. 43 V/llto. Sonseast, sad Weymouth. 3ll SS York. Noweastio. sod Norval* SO Tort sod North Ilklload The following is a statement from official source* of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 3rd inst. :—Bil ver coin : To Rotterdam, 13,003 oz.; to Dunkirk, 160,000 oz.; to Belgium, 80,000 oz. Siiver bars : To Rotterdam, 7,000 or.. Making a total export of 260,000 oz. of silver. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be perceived that we adopt the rate of dividend declared for the last half-year as the basis of our cal culation : Three per Cent. Conaols (shut). Three per .-ated..are price 97? yteldper cent. SS I Threaeotdr per Cents. 95 S Sri Stock (dm 7 per cent. per anniun) 20 3 8 3 India Stock (phut). 13•331 , 44 r DWI (Wt. lit pile day) Ms. pa. S 4 si 1114Isra Opuntia; Sh.o(dir. b.qr oh. of 1194 meal to I per cent. per um) 7l „ 2IS 2 Greet Western. (die. at the rate of 4 post seat par mu.) _ se a 17 11 ! ineaddre and Yokel:die Railway* 1100 Stock ;dividend 4 par ant)... 34 le 7 0 If tondos and eolith Western* (dn.. at the rate of 31 per cent per ann.)... 61! ■ li S 2 London and Brighton• (dm. 294. re- tr $l4 4 Peg. stork for Ziii half jeer, eqtud Pee to L. lk. per cent. per ant.) London and North Manteca. (dlr. at the rate of 7 per cent per ann.) llll • (I 7 h midland (die. Si tel rate of 3 per east per ann.) South Beaters. £lO ab., ( dlr. 5 per tent.) York and North Midland dlr. pas. “ 6 19 4 et 7 13 10 MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENINO. The English stock market opened rather heavy to day, and at a decline from yesterday's closing prices, from which it did not recover during the course of business. Consols were first called 963 to 97 ; they then fell for a short time to 961, beta soon recovered the opening price, at which they continued without any variation during the remainder of the day, and closed as they opened, at 96; to 97 ex dividend for the 16th instant. The Three per Cents. Reduced marked 971, 961, and last 971. The New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents, were done from 981 to 1, the higher figure being the last transaction. Exchequer Bills marked 695. and 625. ; ditto, 3061., 625. ; ditto, Small, 395. premium. Bank Stock, 204 and 2041. Indian Stock, 262. India Bonds, 935. premium. Not much business was transacted in the foteign house, and the market generally was dull. Mexican, Peruvian, and Buenos Ayres Bonds were not so firm, and were negotiated at a decline from yesterday's prices. The business reported consists of—Brazilian Bonds at 88/ ; ditto, New, 1829 and 1839, at 861. Buenos Ayres at 481. Equador at 31. Grenada at 161 ; ditto, Deferred, at 31. Mexican, for account, at 291 and 29. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 6t fur money, and 61 and 1 for account. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 361 for money, and 361 for ac- count. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives for account at 191 and 1. Venezuela Deferred at 91 and 9. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch at 66, 531, and 1; the Four per Cent. Certificates at 851. Money has been very freely offered "on call " daring the week, and in order if possible to obtain employment for it in this way, even lower terms, it is stated, would willingly have been accepted by parties who feel the inconvenience of unemployed capitaL In this state of the money market, Exchequer Bills have freely been resorted to as a medium of temporary in vestment, and the transactions in this description of government security daring the week have been to some extent. Discounts are obtainable at 21 to 2 per cent., and we understand some large amounts of first class bills have been done during the week on even lower terms; but the regular brokers have not altered their rate to their customers which varies from 21 to 21 per cent. for short first class paper. 'rhe directors of the Scotch banks have icsued a notice that henceforth the interest allowed to deposi tors will be calculated on the minimum balance at their credit in each calendar month, instead of on the daily balance, as heretofore. The Commercial Bank of Scotland has advertised • reduction in its rate of discount. The following an the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated each day during the week: Itighwa Closing Prkm. Prim. MIA Mindy—Consois Wr irsount (lan. 16. im Lowest Mr.) Tamday Ditto ... Al 9611 96 to Wedasseley Ditto :.... iv . 9 961 91 4 to Thanday Ditto Friday Ditto 911 97 to _ll Saturday Ditto Eaceemser WU Tate week. Imat week 11,000 illittest. buwest. Dlgtima Lowest. Woad~ Tuesday 6ls. pa. ... 56e. pa. ... No beldame. Wednesday Thursday Friday Pk. poi. ... fa. pm.... 59e. pa. .. Oa. pm. pa 1525. pa ... 59e. pa. ... ills. pm.... 59a. pm. _ _ Toe clealings in Joint Stock Bank shares this week are at the following rates: Commercial of London (paid 204), at 22; London Joint Stack (paid IW.), at 173 ; Provincial of Ireland (paid 251.), at 45 ax div.; Union of London (mad 101.), at 12:. In Dock shares the following transactions are re ported Commercial Dock, at 80; East Country, at 21; London, at 119; St. Katharine, at 80 and 80i ex div. The first week of the new year has commenced favourably for railway property. The share market appears to be steadily, though slowly, recovering from the depressing effects of the panic which so lately overcame this description of investment. A comparison of the closing prices of to-day, with those of last Saturday, exhibits a de tain* in Midland and Brighton. ; whilst London and North Western, London and South Western, and South Eastern, show an improvement. The two latter especially have bun very steady during the week, and continue to maintain their ground, although the market to-day was not quite so firm for other lints. From the official returns it moors that the total treat receipts of all the railways in the United Sing- ' dose animated in the ant quarter of the year 1849 to 2,330,1384 ; hi 'the mooed quarter of the same yes: to 2,792,8024 ; in the third quarter to 3,162,8414 ; and in the fourth quarter to 2,738,1464; main thw total nisi& of the year 11,013,8174. The total receipts in 1848 were 10,013,817 ; in 1847 8,1116,8711. g is 1846, 7,889,8741. ; is 1846, 8,889,21144 i 0'1844; 6,810,9824 ; in 1843,4,842,8661. ; sad in 1842, 4,341,781 h The preceding figures show the illtedislud Kiil - 47 - 4•;;;;Tle; (dl meerteln) Advises of the 18th December from Smyrna report an active demand for madder roots, of which 300 double bales had been taken during the week at 395. to 40s. per cwt. f. o. b. The supplies from the in terior had been interrupted by wet weather, and the stock did not exceed 1,600 double bales. Yellow berries were not in the market, but large supplies were expected. The last lot had been taken at 71. 2s. per cwt., f. o. b. The price of olive oil had risen to 391. par tun, f. o. b., and a further advance was looked for in consequence of the fact that Myteline, Availi. and Andrymitti, will not yield over 3,000 tuns against 23,000 tuna last season. This added to the present stock will only make 8,000 tuns against 25,000 tuns at same period in 1848: Unless, therefore, the crops in other oil-producing countries should be very abun dant, prices are expected to rule high in the spring. Of opium, 32 baskets, chiefly for China, had been taken at the former price, 135.7 d. per lb , f. o. b. Valonia of good English assortment was worth 121. 10s. per ton Lo. b. Wool to the extent of 50 tons, for the American market, had been taken at ; and for washed, 6d. per lb. f. o. b. There re mained at market only about 200 toss of wool in the grease. Between the Bth and 16th seven vessels bad been dispatched with full cargoes for ports in Great Britain, and twelve more were in course of loading with various products for the same destination. The current rates of freight were 50s. to 561. per ton for madder roots; 401. to 425. 6d. for yellow berries; 30s. for Valonia; oil on the coast 40s. to 455. per too, all with 3 per cent. and 10 guineas. Exchange on London, 110 1 ,- to no; piastres legal money per X. Files of papers and private letters have been re ceived from Auckland, New Zealand, to the 10th August; but they contain nothing of the least inte rest in a commercial point of view, beyond renewed complaints of the falling off of the trade between that place and Sydney. influx EITOCIM—bs. 4. $ per Cent. Comb for *pebble 96 1 Fpar Cent. Stook 971 I I ear per Coat City Deb. of 921. Ge. M. 72 CBeak Wicklow Copper Mlle (27. paid) 1 1 ettmere' Gas Beirut rad Bellyesene l l9 RIORANOZB AND OTOOILII ABROAD. Pays, Jae. s.—Three per Cents, 56 80 ; Five per Cents, 92 70 ; Bank glares. 2380. liansin, Dee. 29.—Three per Cents., 30 12.16 wet., Four per Cents., 121 paper. Flue per Cents., 131 paper. Coupons, 6 paper. Beak of St. Ferdinand, 86. Exchange on Igodea, 50.40.1' 111131.1 S JAN. 4.—Voluntary Loin, 1681. Reticent . Debt, 89. Marine liceiety, 1011. Bank %lien 94. Visalta. Ism. I.—Five per Cent. Metalliquas Arm at 954, but little Durbin* done It being New Tear's day. MUMMA Js.v. s. —Loan, 1840, Five per Ceuta, 964 ; Ditto, 1642, Five per Cents., 981; Ditto, 1848, Five per Cents., 95 944; Ditto, 1044, Four-and.a.lialf per Cents., 89 ; Ditto, 1836, Four per Cents., 04 ; Ditto, 1838, Three per Coots. 66; Ditto, of the City, 1843, Five per Cents, 981; Desk, leen of 1641, Five psi Mita. 106. Failings on LO•dal, 23474. Aire ass, Ise. s.—Exchange on London, 25 45. Anerunan, JAN. t —Active Debt, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 654 • Ditto, Three per Cents. GO 64i ; Ditto, Four per Cents., 614 t 4 i l ; Amort grad., Th MX per Cents., 831 864; Com gemputy, Four-and -a-Halt per Cents., 1874 169 ; Fast India Loan. Four per Cents., 931 831; Apulia Five per Cents., 124 Is. Inland funds were ia pat demand to-day. French Improved in con sequence of the hlgner exchange of yesterday. Ppanish, both Ardottin's end Intregars, le demand at higha exchange. Russian fluctuating. Austrian improved. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The English stook market is rather better to-day, and prices have improved since the commencement of business. Console opened to-day for private transfer, and were first marked for money at 961, then . 1, after which they rallied, and were last marked 97:. For the 18th instant thi were fleet called at Saturday's closing priers, 961 to 97, from which they advanced to 971 buyers, bat:at present they are sellers at this fraction. The Three per Coils. ileduced mark 971, 97, and 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have advanced from 981 to 99, at which they were lest done. Exchequer Bills mark 595. and 82s. Bask Stock, 2051. Foreign stocks are firmer, but there is not much variation in the quotations. The business reported is: Belgian Four-and-Half per Cents., at 89. Two- Half per Cent. Dutch. at 561; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851 and t. Grenada, at 161; ditto Deferred, at 3/. Mexican, at 29 Lad Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 81, I, and 81. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at 191; the Three per Cents., at 37*. ENGLISH ►OXDS. Mask Nook I ifli o aeabtaL.ff pot (X Lit Aar, $ per 01 Om Amt. I 4.01*. aft VORZION 110/11141 II pw 04 avalrlpi may, 10. Ot. Masi Ibia..lo 1 41 per Oa. Bali. Hoppdsof pp Grass& Deforgel lit 34 . rir5,...i... ..... RI 6 CC gt As4 - 4 4 1166 1 .11s1; 1141 r. NS Om. M 1 4N i Walt P) 6. 10 1 IMPL,I4 - 4 116 Wee! " eililtr i llis., 12 4 its Polvs llds..N ..- 5 1P0r 1 41. 116.. 11,1 6 4 P G=4= C . : Ati le 4 sir at. sem oat... sr 6 BO aOUGH MARRET.—TIIIIB DATA lime. Madan aad Old* npart that Me asuitsf aor tines Ss Nit MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are large, vie.— Sugar: 200 hhds. Barbadme, 4,500 bags Mauritius, 8,000 Bengal, and 7,500 bags Madras. Coffee: 2.600 bags and 260 casks Ceylon, chiefly plantation kinds. Saltpetre: 2,000 bags and 100 chests Carla Lignea. Car/M.—The market Is very firm, and 61s. has been paid in one or two instances for good ordinary native Ceylon Biol.—A. large business Ms been done, at rather higher prima. Taa continues firm, at Saturday's prices. OWL—Steady. Seal, pale, 391. to 391. 10s. ; Straw, 361. to 371.; brown and yellow, 321. to 341. Sperm, 831 to 841. ; Hesdniatter, 861. to 871.; Cod, 311.; S outh Sea, 3/1. to 341.; Oliva Oalipoli, 471. ; Spanish and Sicily, 451 ; Palm, 321. 100. to 331. ; Cooot-nut, 321. to 351 ; tLed, rape, pale, 421.; Linseed, 311. to 311. 10e. TALLOW 11ARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, with rather a downward tendency. Tke delivery is small as compared with former years, being 2.142 auks against 2,609, and 2,271 casks for 1849 and 1843. Petersburg Y. U. on the spot is quoted 38.. 3d. to 38a. ; January to March, 38s. ; October to De cember, Ss. PARTICULARS orTAutow., _ ______ __ ___ ... I 1646._ 1649. 1630. Stoak this day Casks_ 21,249 93,390 46,399 3,271 2,609 2,142 De g o. Iros 111J990 Arrival Ivatwask ..—.. ....... 6,691 SOO 1 , 246 F rif t Ir_ tta lit 31641 4 .......„ 74,119 19,6111 1 Y. 11 , ado itteL 4li. M. 9 21 11 Us. Ili. ' De. Town last ...... COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Baddla'a West Hartley. 15.. 6d. • Cm's iinnlay, 158.6 d.; Eden Ham g , 17a. 94.; Hutin's 'Hartley, 151. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Walla Bad Haswell, 18a. 9d. ; Walla End Hatton, 18.. 9d. ; Walla End Lambton, 18.. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 180. 91. ; Wall. End Tem, 18s. 9d. Ships at market, 182. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was well supplied this morning with English Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties. Se lected runs of Essex Wheat were disposed of in the early port of the sissy at the rates of Monday last; but, before the Kentish stands could be cleared, a decline of Is. per qr. bad to be submitted to. In foreign Wheat too little business was done to warrant any alteration in quotations; the trade was dull in the extreme, caused in a measure by the large arrivals of Flour,;amounting in the aggregate to 17,215 sacks and 12,384 barrels. The arrivals of foreign Barley still con tinue large, and the sale was slow to-day, at barely previous rates, both for foreign and English. The market continues amply supplied with Oats, which renders any improvement in value impracticable; the de dere and consumers supeli' d themselves cautiously at the quotations of this day se'unlght. Beans and Peas a heavy trade, with out alteration in value. 8R1.r.2a Mailer per Q. Wm., Let tied Kent, red 39 to 41 up 43... white 40 to 42 to 45 Norfolk sad Suffolk. 39 to 40 to 42... do 39 to 40 to 43 Talavera 'Ewes or Suffolk ( ob. & Lla., red... 37 to 39 t 04.2 —whits.— 38 to 41 to 41 24 to 26 I, Feeding 2l to 22...allatIlliug to 22 to 24 Malting. ~ Englialt Feed 14 to 16 to 16. 6d...b1ack...... ... —to Ditto Polito& l6 to 17 to 17.6(1...p0tat0 2l to 21. 61 Berwick & Scotch feed 17 co Ms 6 L..potato l9 to 19. 6d Bleb feed ll to 12s 64.. Week.. l3 to 13.61 Ditto potato l6 to 17.64 Was . .......... s4 to 56 ine. rale 56 tx. 39 Pau, grey 26 to 27. Od maple 27 to 28 - Blue 27 37 to 39 _imperial 3B to 40 Whit* 24 to 26...b0i1er5........... 27 to 29 Limit) Caw, per :homer:id l9 Oa. to 1 9 10.. BMILIT, nova, Town made, delivered 38 to 40 ..flne . housihol7 r 2 to T 4 Norfolk and Suffolk 110 to 32... white as to 34 FOREIGN. erszar,'Dantsie and Konigsberg... 40 to 44...6n0 44 4R to 32 Pornersnean Rostock, and StePln, 42 to 46 Dentate and Hamburg Rolston „. .. 113 to 37...Egypthin Danube and Odessa 34 to 38 Canadian —43 --Australian 47 to 60 OATS, ROMIAItI Ponieranean and Stralsund l2 to 17 Swedish and Danish ........ 13 14 to 16 Friesland and Dutch feed l2 13 to 14 Ditto 8rew........ l7 to 20...fe0d .....„... ..... to Pao's, American, per barrel of 1961 M. 22 to 24 Canadian French, per sack of 280165.. free 3O to 33 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM UM DEC. TO 3th JAN. Wu English. Bcotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat Ear:ay ....... I 41302150 Poi I 572 8597 Oats Floor. 11,691 mobs; 13,384 hernia Nan, 1,006 qrs. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. The arrivals since our last report have been moderate, whils, with cold weather, has enabled salesmen to clear off most of the heavy arrivals the °receding week without storing. The supply of the best Yorkshire Regents is mo derate, consequentty they mike a high price. The following are this day's quotations : York Regents, 70s. to 120 s. ; Wis. bech, 60.. to 20s. ; Scotch 603. to 70s. ; Cum, 60s. to 605.; French Whites, 653. to 70t. ; Rhenish and Belgian, 60s. to 655. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is not large ; however, the demand is limited, and trade is by no means hriek. For the best qualities there az•free purchasers, at fully late rates, Lut inferior are not on the average dearer. We have more Sheep on sale, but still the supply is not large; the choicest Downs are selling briskly, but other kinds are a dull trade. There are very few Calves, the foreigners being kept out by the frost; Vaal is consequently dearer. From Germany and Holland we hays 86 Beasts; Spain, 48 Beasts ; Scotland, 60; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,200 ; and Leicester and Northampton, 1,000. ibriamos s. 5. s. 5. I.Br Paw of 3388. e. d. 8. d. duo soma. 4 0 4 2 Dm Dent 111.-bds. Ws 0 0 0 ant Ilhoralocens farand drift Diasto.. 2 3 4 Do. do. Mora 0 0 0 Alms Ado Bat Dr. Is Ilalf-tdoeb 0 4 4 Lambe Arlo at tomtit. 3,070; awn and lambs 2 1.630 WTI% 34: MIMS& TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. Miles opened. Rea ons. Name of Railway. -- 1848. 1849. 1848.1 1849. - - BRITISH. -.- 33 67 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 16 19 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 7. 910 14 14 Bolton, Blackburn, and West Yorkshire - &54 Bristol and Exeter 141 1684 Caledonian 3, I , 6,996 81 94/ Chester and Holyhead 364 354 Dublin and Drogheda 71 71 Dublin end Kingstown 471 471 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June 913 909 674 914 East Anglian 73 660 44 764 But Lancashire 307 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk l4, .I 15,478 61 78 Eastern Union 1,182 1,875 674 671 Edinburgh and Glasgow 3,1:. 2,868 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 1,777 2,116 1021 1021 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2,410 2,706 224 221 Glaagow, Paialey,and Greenock 876 8.58 - 143 Great Northern &E. Linoolosh. - 2,966 130 1881 Great Southem andWestern(l) 2,918 3,238 3161 2301 Great Western 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 2,7_'• 3,309 1724 220 Lancashire and Yorkshire 9,824 10,1731 13 13 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport - - 435 4784 London and North Western 4 64 Landon and Blackwall 1624 1711 Loudon, Brighton, and 8. Coast 6,897 6,870 216 243 London and South Westem 8,14 8,664 144 144 Londonderry and Enniskillen 98 99 944 1671 Manchester, Shoff., & Lincoln. 2,89' 4,7'27 471 483 Midland 22,663 23,921 361 60 Midland Great Westarn.(l) - 943 36 36 Mankbinda - 98 1344 North British 464 464 Scottish Central 321 324 Scottish Midland 266 331 48 48 Shrewsbury and Cheater l, 1,693 - 30 Shropshire Union - - 60 671 South Devon 1,449 1,607 161 189 South Rasta= 38 88 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster - - - 25 Waterford and Limerick ... • • - - 13 13 West Cornwall. 28.5 277 12 12 Whkehaven Innetkes 224 269 2901 York, Newcastle, Benveffek 13,111 11,241 260 260 York and North lifiewl 7,297 6,844 Possum. 764 764 Andeaa and Boulogne 1,042 26 26 Dieppe - - Dut .4 Rhenish 925 1,066 714 714 Montereau and Troyes - - 211 211 Northern of Prance 1071 1074 Orleans to Bourges (Caul) - - 72 72 Orleans to Tours 82 82 Paris and Orleans - - t 5 86 Paris aad Roues - - 694 694 Rouen and Havre - - BIRMINGHAM,' ✓am. 6. erooz-ixotemtoa.—Thla vaszkit Was yell supported to day, and prime were kept fa admen. YORK, Jas. 5. 110300 K Maoism Oooalio, 74 I Omit Nortbies, /I; North etalkodohlro, 74; York, Nowerotio, DN. wit& (UAL Pomba% Si. no. 14. [TH REEPENCE RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'CLocit. The share market to-day is steady, at Saturday's quotations, from which little variation has occurred tor any line. London and North Westerns are quoted 110 to 1; Caledonian Preference, 2? to ; dia.; Dover, No. 4, shares are better, at 61 ; Brighton. mark 78; Caledonians, 101; Midlands, 431 ; London and South Westerns, 82. Litt:e change has occurred in the foreign share market. Businese has been transacted in Boulogne and Amiens at 84. Damao D•nw•Ta, Wm toola tip to 1 o'cl o ck. 8i Do. Preemie, Mab5t.,Ne....805.,kg..12. 6 Berta be theta ELL (OL We6t. perrotual 171 y at Le leg ua r 10 Do. witbsat a guasantet ltd Blral.Roly.lk Stour Valley LO Wine., and Dudley aalladolyyd.,erwithruar. 111 Do. withoat 'guarantee 71 , laysiNfitaws, and biro.. IPS Brifti aid ILlatar uqL io" Do. slO Prelbreseeng. SO Cluster sad Holyhead .. 16 Do. Preference ioeid.tiooo... 23 But suagUaa le Do (CIS 3t EL) .. al D 041.10646 p. et. Prot 10 Soltorit Comities 10 No. New Gus. op. Ct... q Do. Eat, + p• Ct., No.l 3 11 Do. do. N 0.2 SO Do. N. St E. 5 per C:.. . 25 arum Union mom A (late B. U. 83) • Dw do. do 23 Do. elms B. sad C. Wet 10 Do. Strip arm, tp. ttj U last Lasosaluro 2$ Do. New flj Do. New slum 23 - lEset Woohieleire 00 tEdlnleurgh end Dinanwo.•• I I Exeter, Yeoril , & Dora. 21e. Beeler end Emote* 20 Great Northern 124 Do. I shares, A,Deferred 7 Do. e shares B, Bp. Ct Ili, Do. S per Cent. Pre? 'lGt.Bouth.and West. (Ire ) ',lOO ,Great North of De. New, £4O Do. Now, C3O Do. New, NlO Do. Do. New, Ili Lull and Selby... Do. shares *neuter said Carllalo Do. Thirds Anoisture aid Torksbirt Do. do. 31.8. &B. eo.Thrdi t fi 20 I, ~1~~ i il 10 I 31 I 11 ► St. 11 BO; iee;Tirna..6 p . .et Do. Liverpool and Bury U.. Went Kuhn( Union Do. Preston and Wyro Do. shares (A) esi. ant; Bradford— .. 10 ILteala and Thirok . 341 Do. Pref. IS r ) ..fent No.l 7j. Do. N 0.2 6 Do. Do. N 0.5 9 I Quarters 154$ 7 per a 11, Landon sad blaetwall UL, Mem" & &Coma 9.1 Do. New S 5 goa.o p.Q. Do. guarenteed 5 p. late CroydonTllrde... Do. Pref. I per Can.. Do.Coorrt. 5 p.th.,1832 1 Landon and Of6arias . Do. Prerereare =don is Nortk-Westero Do. oo.New j game Do. nrte: Dodo, 411 South.Waggons Do. New, C3O ... ...I Do. New, gee 3 Do. Preference 7 p.Cent e !LowestottGtua.l per Cent. 3 admen., Buz.,anoMatloek int) Shef.„kLineolnib 13 I Dot:zes, No. 1 . Do. Amen jS 111 De. elleres, Nth 10 10 De. .1110 Pre/. lie " 4 1 2S 1 100 10 5t.,10 2u I 1;7, Do. dr. Do. Grimsb, Dock Do. Lincoln Union . 00 Do. 8 ,, m. and Darby... DO I Do. B. and B. 60. Cent. 50 Do.F.rewadtVallerPref. DO I Newcastle and Carlisle . . Do Norfolk ... 15 I Do. Ne w /20 ...1 ZO Do. Guar..n. $ per Ct... $ I Do. Goaran. 3i per Ct.. . 10 i North Brltlah L 34 Do. tehares 61' Do. eking oil Do. hod' 0 I_ Oc. ert.lere!ios Li 13 du. 16 0 ! 11 I 1 4 1 1 1 i 2 21 3 111 lif 9/ dis. 9 11 3/ 77/ 11 1101 10 7' 41 3 i 6 221 43 e Gi 7 1244 174 I North Stebrdahire 20 Oxford, Wore., k 16 Read„Guild, and Iteigatel 4; Royston and Litchis . . 26 Seotti.h Central ... 26 !Scottish Midland ... 12 {Shrews... & Stun., ClaaaA 8 Do, Cho B— . . Do., Now Ousrantaud.. 18 , Starowobury and Cheetei 11 (Nor. W. 3/119.) , Do. Ilalvas 18,/ Do. °alma, 1 Do. New.. 1, DO. e per Orel . 6118ktropehtra Union ... DO South Devon 23 Do. Preferen ce 84 South SlaSordabire.... 13a South Bagmen SO Do. N 0.2 14 14 15 4 Plll 9 7i dis. Of Si dia. 2 pm. S 6 dia. 4 5 dis. Si 9 dis IS 551 si i oils. 4 6 e i it , 4 dia. ill l i Do. '4.3. 4 =Grad 10, Do. No. 4 43 Mouth Wales .- 12 S. York., Don., h Goole_ 164 , sbettfeld, Rotherham, NM Gook, N. DL gua. 3 p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 30 Wear vcil, °p' C. 13 I Do. do. do. . I 43 wa ~ Somerset, IltWerm.l 12 Tark,Neweamlak Berwic. 20 f Do.Ezt.C2 orklNewea. (I Do. O.N.C. Purelarie IPrstersnee SO , York and North Midland. IV Do. Pmfersom 6 t 29 2 7 di. 4 h dis I s ty' It ar 1i Si: 161 17 91 81 clis 111 1r 3 3 die. /AMOY RAILWAY% Anglo.ltallan (late HaUm ' and Austrlan j i" . 14 Boulogne and 14 tkatral Trews (visnoi. $ 'Dutch Mini* 31 Kant laden 10 Do. do. * I Grist Indian I...Wawa I. Do. riq Luassaboarg 4 0 1 ortem N metbin asaurand aga d.te lire. .. l .. 21 Paris and Orleans 10 ?missed Boner ... ...I 12 Parts sad Strasbourg ...; 10 Rouen ar.l flaws fa Sambre and Plexus 11 Tones and Nantes ... t dii. 1 11 fi Si die i Pm- 191 1 tui I 1 1*.• Pak. 6 du. 7 dui dia. 3 3 3C $2 iii ii 6 61 9 9 2 2 Vi 9 die II di LIVBRPOOL. Jan. 5. envoi-Bwomtwou.—This day's basin's' wu very aranrY. and prise were worse. Mr Lancashire, and Cheshire., 16i N d.—Lancaddre end Toelwaire (i.hares), if c. d.—Ditto (4 Lind. and :lb _M—London and North Western, 110 —Ditto (te s rl dumb I p.—Ditto (tin shwas). p.—Ditto ( 9 1dierds C). Menclicea ffi v, Sheffield, and Lineoln (pref. shares n—Sfidlaial, Ditto (i shares), 23 S.—Dutch Rhenish, 6 Ss. d. MANCRHSTRR, ✓as. .5. evecii-liczewol.—There wee scarcely say perceptible change of pekes, bet there were Sew !rime. In the market, and the reeaket was acesesly so *rowel on she two preeedblll dale. LARDS, Ms. & BTOOL-Biern•NOL—The market still wean a ennewbat better avert. but the healers dams ie sot large. Caledenne have te.4ity bees dune at 10% And Preference at 71. Leeds end Think have been oak!, to a malt retest, at of ; preeerens.. s o. 1. to 11 ; and Preference No: a, dte. Then wsa ens tvainetkln foldan. chime, Intedleid u and lanoolnehire, at 4; and • few tionsactlone in York and North kllaci,b, at IT 4. BRISTOL, Jas. 6. litavaa-Exwitax92.—Tits wicket remain critbirit much activity, Out prim still enntinna variation Iron fa the !few Mites ler vs otedir vra tisui • dcgd &India • ,• : • : .4.1 • • ;67 • ; 1241 12e 12 SO 100 140 ;11 rii ii I ii is l T 50 51 161, II 84 'l9 10J I • 100 / 9 r~; f dia. I dia. par 25 2/ 22 24 9 91 Si 1t pm. 9 4p. 38 S 4 dia. 124 114 1 LI M" . 10 11 . 74 74 f9 l SdW 1 I 7 7 4 11 pm. r i LP,: 1. 47 4 6 pa. 17 6 18 6 111 121 111 121 281 28/ 27 29 ( b 3 12 dls. 3 3 dls. 2 11 Ws. 30 32 127 232 SO 62 pd $2 40 pos. 119 20 pm. ST 38 264 274 12 Ilia'. 101 11 97 6 931 dis. 46 49 9 94 pm. 49 21 2dis per 43 43 dia. 23 21 die. 114 101 dia. 1117 7 dia. 111 Ws. 2i pm. . _ 71 61,dis. 494 404 6 pm. 99 10 1 7 9 I I 1 4! 1 41 f it t 1 2 2 die Idb ps.r 61 4 77 78 1321 125 10 104 56 26 1 57 59 10 11 22 23 3 119 111 i 1 t pm. 1 61 8 3 20 19 dis. • II II dls. L 14 13 14 2 pm. • 44 41 dis 012 14 1 7 1 16 14 , 615. 1 f 11 si 7 8 16 15 dii 10 9 dis. 21 19 1 6 4 64 4 3 31 24 23 dis. 19 21 '123 115 54 60 23 26 4 4 lie f 10 1 1 229 58 71 i 1 Dar. 11. Isom a ; ea NOP WO, Nrial elill r4o. a W. 6 of lib NO W I gni. 6sgr 1