The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-21 00:00:00

- t. •••". ,;,~..~ 9- l. r • t , . . . ii . • • L r' I (.141 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1850. No. 1,062.) [THREEPENCE. ti a • AYIERBURT ASSOCIATION for Foundin g C eETTLZMENT is NNW ZEALAND. (laseeporsted by Royal (,ant% .teed ISth Nov ..1149.) N orti•L is HEaurr Wry!, test the heezeiseiss, = , : t t k e el 'a a rooditios to proceed ',Eberle Naha hide& Mee . about farther delay. 14:e t.. rdoey of the Asockatiss Is SOW hider earehd gamy. ad "11l be ready foe the seised= is the wet et pespectioe Is lorl bikes the claw of the present yew. i t L . rep...et( that 1U katsalag eekedele shell _peened teen Dean to fowl the selthehrat la the sow • el the easels; sationer. I atter lalbrostiee way le obtained at We Daft hy enter et the Ccesetittes 111. SI, chains we. Jut. if, ILio. 11 . 7 r ThITON. CTKABURY . SETTLEMENT in NEW ERA t\o.—ease el the genlenes iseendk. te es booster.* of the Ilstlismi, met dilly et Wee new" hen le Eaderate tan o'cl,k. and will be hippy rentwo sod owyerele lift thole who plettr wuS to Yalu that ss Se Int body of Isteedtes ceicatet.. re to c Information Oil Wedded to ether% *Mr graft ar by er. A•nnotreet. Mei" ha. RIM MITRE OENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE, Axxim, Nut wanly ILIDOTTIMIT ASSOCIATION, mask Imam sr:Emeal Ibr Amervark seloalsled is Übe sagerismo 'lmre than moural Ihee. Half the mos meek Ram To Amiss ua r i lSt we Loa t e ll ° 7l/In3SlLl S ttliti s l4lJl .9 l3/1// 43 711184 1 :11 a_j Fizz, 6.4. ERSONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either In or dot of may moues • MODERATE DOOM' .:e of artiales of Tor full ir: cloy penmen, aby 6.l = . rT DWI t V e COZ: ' , ASIA cone Wm Zia% Owslimd. airf. TABLE sad DESSERT KNIVES, ia CASES.— NI EMI. ender, 4, Isedieksititreit, kr as sisdlist verlety e• 144 sew pawns to morn park sakapa demi Saline In every aaripama sirwwllunl la quality and • ...tb'e In prim. din, a islet, el Silk iberpoors moral new %lamb* Noising. West% mars isms piste, mil ▪ rd brwhes. Ms noir =4 putt are will wort\ the Viet 11 a dime slid led drabs rTABLE CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most _nest &moment of crniay r the world, all morbid rt" lete D'ppen and Durtwa;," and warranted. is always gen tle Jr WIU.RII S. SWIM" /I*, Oalleed.street, comer of New m.a.rmet. and So. I, Newmaremset, at priors Mat am renrumra. • er:y Meowed Me Ireparwor of the sa x Wash from-handled to m Isms, wit\ bier Wmaldarr, law par earn; dermal,, a war* ON: Salaam U. par deem antra: annan‘ la. dd. per parr' larger ▪ u rum or-punks, to SM. per damn; *Mrs lag wads elver ferr.e.-.. Prix Ib.: .late bone table Mims, from b. per down • M; arms, b. pee per: bask bon tali* knives from 65.; per e.opn: Mom% dr.; wee, b. td. ; table *ON from Is. earl. Lifift 0: mock el plmeddearnrt Weer and brim In eases and Geller t, Me Wigs, In exlMence.—Latablished We am. l IENDERS, STOVES, sad FIRE-IRONS.— rows of the abom are smted, Smile deciding, to : WILLIAM P. BURTON 'SM ltqmion and Banal) SHOW Ria 39, Oziord-Oreet, maw otNewgemetrtet, and No. 1. New. IlLdt-n , et. They are the larmt lithe world, and mitt* such os mignon of FENDERS, eTOTES, WNW-4 MU-IKONS, mod GENLItAL IZOSSIONGERT a COMM: be approached elsewhere, other in earet7, sorelty, *My sf deein to elqUilitenera of won: mamitim voile rte erns we os that low male for which his seta bliament Lo , tern to orletend for more than • quarter of a centtuy. B:utlit gm" • .th bromd ornaments mid two site of hen V 14s; it:to • ith ,wmuai ornaments and two sets of Mrs, LS Its. to tweaty gram: tronsol :ender" complete, it,: h tumiirdos fro' IL to C 6 ; /owl (mites, from tie.; ditto, with r.ch ormolu inmost', from et7ii;:tS;te'l tralTexerlirc74lces. trues le. sd. the lee to Si Sit. outer oad other potent ito•ell .1:h Tualatin/ hearth plates. The gooey returned fur every erode not appreoed of. Detailed catalogues irtth er :wings seat (per poet) tree.—Fotablished In Welk-Wert JOHN SININITT, 18, Bishopegate-street-within, /01 - 31. U: La. bash* Just ?sternest kora P.ii, solicits the attention of de nobility, gentry, ant the publle to his bolos stack of PAristan and Engliob =laureate. gl WITS and SIIOE.s, which be is pond cannot be equaled &e eliganoe of design and quality, Co.. luzited . 7 . i!h:rsrior workmansitiri. . . 71 - 011 ;131177 ea -- lie ahentiYe to an entirely new promo in the prepare.. m M emamelled leather, whereby it te rendered beantifuny met and glib* *ad so laud changed in ito nature a. not to °amino that p.m and ineonmedeem eresetelly experienced ec wear:v . lw brae an.l oboes ; they beer • breetiful pobah, requiring no b . they do roe tr ot or Oman hard, and maid wet better than any other. :retier. J ill illetln Mkt* this opportunity ot returning thanks to his tamer patrons kr their kind support, and further solicits the ot their tame hews, which shall receive ht beet 'Oen. tk.s. J. Cali sneaks to the lector hie being supplied with kerbs direst Mot the foreign msouleetnren. :%.tt. Lore skis ospreeeir to tho beet by J. 5. himself. P.ar EASAM and CO'S BLEACHING and REG E- A NEEkTITE SO A P S , fur Families, Laundrette., I /yore, and ..'ac: rer..—Marehme REMOVED from Manifold-place, gen- LIL:: , a. to:I., 'fled rent door to Temple - bar). —The Bleaching top h eel:kunst% far its entraollizary cleansing and lg.:aching pro. p r... 4. Pis perfectly flee from smell, and as, unhk• the liquids or p,,r,ke. of:en rroonamoded, it okay nay rot or Injure, but dem its yak re.lt far le:s loteur„ and only half the nasality, a Winne, rear. r :has asy miter watt lt makes so atroag a froth, that for . • .• -. it 1. ...wetly me•itt.e to 11V too Me. Ikea 0 the mat et:. Y.!. d and Kent& manufacturers have red it for auks, linen., in. ei.leo,a M., and hare found it superior to may other. Laun e,-..e• ard pirate fam..e. ma employing It will never be w:_ ..: it as it i• at OUT the mom esonomical and valuable o .; ! r all general purport. It will be a saving of bun. t• .. p.mcb to nobiemen and geatieraes, by the perket m Amer in er:_ 7.. t tle.ins mint, making it, as well se marble oidaney-pkees, an ::Le tors of con.ole., kr . look equal to sew. Sold retail In Jars, t ir.........0 I:ba. f o Us.. 231 b.. for Me., and a Okla of 6410 a, at 9d. pi. ... at,,eaa.:e. retail. and for expand( a. The Regeeerathe 1 , ..., A to:rm.:el tot Its egtata In eltansing and beautifying al kin.% tf ..!,.. mollia, and minter., he melting maws, and imparting a I. ittu.'. wnl idosay Itai..h. It removes Mahn end pease from gen. t ~...'• ai.pare:, frightens the colour of owlet, perfectly cleanses t.....:, ar:•la 0t.:7 wiping over the surface netons the moat delicate t .•... (.1.,:.-.. gilt frames ard roll epaulettes, making them look I , .. •.. ay. It 1. free trona amen, and warranted not to injure the t...:!.'4..... Inn ie ao!cl in nt.. Jars, at 2, per jar, or in halt firkins ry—L.tt 12:bt., at led. per Its. Is no owe should soda, or any t:f , i n.rrelatt. he used with tither of the soaps. Num ry, Toilette, t.:. , : -t. .114 . ... ...old is pate at le., Is. Ild., b. 6d., and 7s..—hol y{ L., tf L. b. Key, 97, Newrganeeteeet COMA OF HOLIDAYS.—Now that the season meal Smirk: la about to termlaate, and the te9Prodea b z-ebtole refinish.' by the tory throng of pothful Le, 7.. mad onahretaad ennetiose benne aeterally as a xpt r.tade with their Mork art ratattrea. Now It that 1.1X10.e ItaCASSAJI OIL. kw aseateradrog the growth ea& fro aad teasOfylar the hal; ISOWLBIIIO6' ICALYOOI4 for Los„utt or t 7 o , l edintan and r i fao_ Liy_ca t l e aatoo• crop. Nur 0 SYO, he err sae tbe gam, moat be uaiviessny sisisikr - 74 inatisombic b Tut se eperion natation the ealy grin d mesh been the ass of "Ineed,' • P j that el teeiele ea the rre had. held by then s say listles-pedn, Links, sad by t-taietifiEl putmen. voirrovs CAMOMILE PILLS an com a Weedy recommended so aMa but sgresn remedy, to all teurA lodmiesilos. Oak MOMS sad U'. Con. lleartken. odd Acidity of Ms Ilimmh e *ln p, rto:ert Palpitating, Sam% DAM, Omni ne. ny act as a powerful east psab lee t...: +a :be le optroboo, ode tuner say drimmtinsigend mosarra perwid ma n, w beat leetitoory to Yr limmils no darned tom tett tee. 14.2 &stain Is. N.. rid Its. smea, Is wry C I IllOi k .V a ler• M oklar Rake%l.lii,sad do sot to per suie,l to maws salsissam. NEW woes ET EM MA ELLIOTT. %Ulm SY ,is tap. We, prise la, vol. L, of MOU sad PROWL By the C05h ,.... ex. & aorta re; V, retenerker.sew. DRAMA. AMATECI DRAMATIC PIRJORMANCZ.-02 Satur day main lest a perfoneance took place at the it•yal Bower Selma (the only theatre available), for 11 knefit of the widow co orphans of the late Mr. Di. Gray, compositor, of the hasty News, to which cumber of the gentlemen connected with the daily prew :rut their services. The play chosen for the rctae. , .n was Weise's comedy of " The Heir-at-Law." I se dificult though really excellent character of Dr. I was most ab:y rendered by Mr. Bennett, 4'l gate the classical quotations with an ac cur a c y azd precision that would not have disgraced the lure, of any theatre in London. The kind-hearted Ate/ Meieemen wee played by Mr. Mole most ex te•tttl, ns also Glee* by_Mis Mom Dick Dacia, peemied by Mr. 8. of The other tharaeter i s the reme were roosciently sue .," dby Messrs. Bid dies, Hartwell, W. Went, "'"ele Le 'Mutter, Mew Wood, and Mho Mir 1-'4r. At the conclusion of the comedy the whale t4 ' Pcrfuriners were called before the certain, sag iPplasse was most enthusiastic. Au lithieplea La wartainment by the Messrs. Risley, and the fares of " Married liaclielor"—Mr. Christian supporting rharacter lm * of Sharp with excellent qua— „ 4 1 4 t the ermine' entertainments to a close j sad " alai judge hem the m a i car s ano t o of the bee" was crowded tothe • • by highly ludicace, the benefit far bereaved= I — be really good ea.. We understand the above isettitruen intend giving a series of performances at "le of our larger th ea t res i n a id o f t h e " ' 4l Lehsd Widow and O r ph an Fond," recently , LAW INTBLLIGENCZ TEID3 DAY. ROLLS COURT. OftIIIItWOOD e. Parmi.—ClUtDlTolll . SUIT. This milt was iesUteted t y the alaistiff, ea behalf of self and the other unsatisfied aiding's of Robert Penny Greenwood Penny, deceased. It apreared that Robin Penny, the uncle of the intestate, by his will, dated in 1832, gave his real estate to Mutsu is. true for the intestate for Iva, with remainer to the plaintiff I. tail. and he directed the residue of his personal estate to be laid oat em real estate, to be settled for the sane nen. After the date of his will the testator contractor fur the perdw of another estate for 1,0001., but he only pail 4101. on ausaat of the parehase Rooney, and di4 not complete the entreat before his death. The intestate wu not only tenant for life under the teetator's will, but also his heir at-law. And he claimed the estate tor which the testator bad contracted in the latter cha racter, and procured the resides of the purchase money for it, to be paid oat of the t stator's pernnal estate. It was by the decree made at the hearing of the cause referred to the masters to inquire whether the intestate had sleeted to tale the after. purchased estate aa heir, or as Anion for life ceder the will. The muter fou n t that he had elected to take it as heir. , The caw now ,esme en for further directions, and the prinaipal qualms dimmed wee, as to whether the intimate/ estate wee bast M asesset for the income of the testator's real end pausal estate rewired by him under the testator's will, on the round of his having sleeted to take the after-pareksee4 waft es heir, and against the will. Mr. inner appeared foe the plehttif end isentended that, accceding to the ordinary rule, a pirty sonnet skin both under and against an instruatnt ; end es the intestate had elected to take the after-pstelteeeti Mate weskit the will, he mut account tor what he had received under it. Mr. Bogen contra. The Master of Ice Role held that the mate of the intes tate was basted to account kr what he had reeeived under the testator's will. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. HAT IP. OITIN 7011 a BIT ow • BAC*. XI. W. ti. Watson moved dm • tale to shoe cause why the verdict for the defendant in this case should no. be set aside, mad the verdict eaterei for the plaintiff, oe for a aew trial, or for judgment non•obtante vame. The cam was tried bane fdr. Justice Erle, et the sittings in the present term. sod reported is the Express. It was as action on two bills of bOl. ea.h, which the defendant was the acceptor. The lint plea denied the acceptance, sad the second alleged that the bills were given for an illegal consideratinn, easily, for a bet ma a nee, is which a trine c-Iled arrplice was to run, and that the defendant lost 1001. to owe Arbuthnot, and that the bills were given to discharge this debt et is request of Arbuthnot. It was oestsadad that this plea was not proved. The ram was nu oa the lied May, 1844, and the bills were dated 7th July, 1848. There had been a bill given I. for 1001.1 a Jane, which became due on the 7th July, and these bills weriutiven in renewal of that bill. In order to make ou t en ill.. ma sideration, it ought t o h ave b ees pleaded that the rat bill w a given to Arbuthnot (or money lost by eamieg, and that' the two bills win given in renewal of that bill. There was now ' ao statute which made bids given foe money at play void, or indicted any penalty, as was mated by 9th Anne. The act of 8 ik 9 Vie., c 109 only said that any contract for wageriag or betting was void, end that no party could recover on it. This bill was not illegal by statute, bat the plea stated that it was against the statute.—Role ennui. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Buena Ns. ONICIONODIIiII tem. Powzaa or iia Conmisaionsas. Mr. Reeve applied to the court under the 90:h section of the new act, in the matter of a bankrupt named Thornton, of Newark, aga'nst whom proceedings had been opened in the BifillitigbaXl District Court, to direct tke removal of the peetedians to this court, the bulk of tha creditors residing is Leedom, Hu Honour held that this power was vested by the new act in the senior eunniasioner (Evans) only, and that, u the attunes of that learned gentleman was not shown to be un avoidable, he had no right to interfere. Hating inspected the affidavits, and found them perfectly regular, his humour said he would write a note to Kr. Erato, gating that the ease was one In which the order might properly be rude, and that learned gentleman alight then, if he chose, sign it at his house. _ POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH. STREET. MURDEROUS ASSAULT UPON A FEMALE —J. Crosby and Mary Lot were ekarged on suspicion with having committed and assault aeon: Ana Crosby, the wife of the former prbo ner, whereby_betr life is is daeger. Parson', 7777 C, deposed that, on Saturday night, he was eal:ed to 11, Princes-row, Newport-market, where he found the wife of male prisoner lyiog in a pool of Wood. fibs had • dreadful cat on the had, the scalp being enmp!etely cut off and turned backwards Gross the forehcad. lie conveyed her to Charing-ma Hospital. Oa his return to the house he saw the male prisoner, who said Mrs. Lea had done it all, in a row they had at Tindal-buildings, Oray's-inklane. Wit. her took the male prisoner into custody, and sutsequently went to Tindal's.buildines and took the female prisoner. Witmer produced a surgeon's e.ritleate, signed by the house surgeon at Charing too t s Hospital, stating that the injured Inman was in a dangerous state, and would be unable to tot. ad the court for acme days. , Xhosa added that 1141 had made every inquiry as to the estate of the assault, but, although a number of persons, mostly Irish, saw the whole of the trenuetion, they, with one exceptioa, declined to come forward. Mr. Bingham remanded the prisoners. WORSHIP-STREET. MURDEROUS AISAVI.T AT A MAYCPOIe NIB WI FE.— D. Mierpay, a labourer, win charged with assaulting Anne Murphy, his wife. The complainant stated that the previous night she went out, leaving her baby in bed. She returned • little after eleven o'clock, when she found her husband in bad. She was about to light the fire, which had been put oat, when her husband observed that she was es bad us a common woman, by b-ing out so late, and' he flung some water over her. She took the baby out of bed, upon which he gave ►er • violent blow on the face and ann. She seised Pied of the poker to defend herself. Her husband then struck her on the Sorehead with soon hard substance which knocked her down, and caused the blood to Bow profusely. When on the ground he again struck bar, when she Income insensible. She was taken to the London Hospital. Sergeant of police 11 17, gave a certificate to the aegis. trate frees the house surgeon, in which it was stated that the complainant bad a severe lacerated scalp wound. Policeman H 64 produced a piece of wood, two feet long, with which the prisoner, said he had struck his wife on the bead. Her face was covered with blood. The prisoner was Said M., or defaalt •bres months' imprisomment. SOUTHWARK. Tim Lim FLoontwo Cult sr • Fxritza.—/LiTengey, the lad who aomplainad against his father, a pipe maker, In the Old Kent-road, os Wedal 'day last, for cr sally ill-treating him, sad for whiea ha was fined 6f., was brought up for stealing pipes, of the value of abpatoe, belonging to WA father. _ _ Oa the boy being placed at the bar zo prosecutor sp. ppnaccccd, bat ea boar after the prisoner ersa discharged bis tither catered the court and complained bi*.tarly of his eon's sondem, sad tits statement that appeared in the papers of that day. The insigistrate said the evidence was quits cooriative spinet Ida at the time, bat if he +sated to reform his son ha mast not treat him with malty.; Tins Exitinrrote or 1861.—A meeting is to be held la the Cite of London on Pride next is support of the Wailes of ,1861 and will, it is , be attended by Lord John Respell and the President and Vies President of as awl of Trade, besides many of the meet influential Miembtas etas mercaatile otisannualty.—Moraing Paper. FOITEOOIIIIIO MINIBTaitIAL CONCEMIONB.—Ro-- mem as Is ministerial activity daring the session are multi. piled and repseesd ; but we do not diners anything very new, or t,aayleieg of greater mart than the rats-paying marmot. > rs are goiag to supersede every sort: of agitation—with ma imitation of each : the Charters, big and littleoire to be arsded by a sett of new Whig charter; the Law Aaadmsat toilet, is to me its work done --or shalvea--by add hands, the Keeper of the Great flial haps of Wag allowed Se per that as t the seal r i te ki2 e ciety fa the Rehm er Otlsaa Clommenat h to be maim mnessions of lotal bolopendeass to mienles that ME parches, it by undertaking to pay their ma way; the lemolal Mormon are to be boated by a agentaseens nineties of the army—s ism or se of regi ment. Me ends; tho modal of Mak Ihmke is lobe aiieeil mile s mature for disceallaniog lho der rarleanmakint pestles of giving levith esplmes of *Ken Kr. Villiers Is to mot= dean is Ike Ommene--a fta. sons oay, that Me Chomion hews h baths omen dsui stiaistees; whfls edam Intsegoat it to be a net of rebut to Mr. Cobden and Ms am =3l6lllne " draw the at " Melt Mum DK" Ks late Lord Mayer, wkese=ll mg may be inhheae—tho anditable ss =s of IM Jens Russell la the rigneamMulles dlhe ae tho addrom. Thus II meld is.. that talahhis w(Whey slaking ready hr a peplarity hut. Kay it mot Mal swum it deservea.— A CeurointeerViorruan.—A LiesepeeiMemtheat, wh o owwwww4 6,0001. worth of Aneriesa SM. at 111. Per hmeL seat the Mole eat to California, hem Ode pert, dine NI preendi an emellest venture. TM broils NM at I L l i t a m o Zma ae degree 10,0001 by tbe manmade& (Amide. NEW ASYLUM FOB INFANT ORPHANS. TMS DAY. The 12th salmi election of ohidren took place to day M the London Tama, Ehho et. Yr. D. W. Wire, in the absence of Lord Dad Contrs Stuart, from in disposition, took the chair. It appeared from a printed statement,. TEM, it Wog the design of this charity to native and bless the fa:halm infant, without distinction of sex, plat*, or religions oon needoe, a fnadarnsatal law had been established. beyond the control of any future general meeting, or any am of incor poration, that, while the educed= of the infant faintly shall be strictly re2slose and scriptural, no denointhatithal catechism whatever shall be introduced, and that no part :- cuter form whatever shall be hapcmd on say child mammy to the religious omelettes, of the surviving parent or guar dian of sack child." At tbe present time there are 86 children la the wham, whith is situated at Stamford-bill, and the object of this mating was to inseeme the number by 16. Than were 68 candidates, end the required number having been Mated, the nesting separated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. CORONER'S INQUEST.-MlB DAY. THE LATE FATAL EXPLOSION op NAPTHA IN TOT TISHIAM-0001V•ZOAD.—This morn hig, at 12 o'clock, a highly nsCabjury were enspeanelled at the British Queen riberse dussex-street, Tottenham-court-road, before Mv. T. Wakill, M.P., teaching the death of Robert Co r k Meer*, aged 1 pears , who died from Wades he bed re embed by the late aplcdott of aaptha la Johalitsiet, Tetana -1 has-smart-read. Mrs. Chatiotte Moors, the another of the deceased„ deposal that the demised died to the University H College ospital, on Friday morning last. He met with ea accident on the previous evening, about half-past 6 o'clock, and witness saw him about halt an hour afterward', and his bi.idy was frighaully burnt. His arms, hand., and face were comp:et/1y disfigured. The deceased was quite sensible, but did not ssy how the accident occurred. TIN Conner al I there was another boy injured, and wit ness replied the deceased's brother, aged 10. The Coroner 'liked if he maid bow the accident happened t—Witness r lied la the affirmative, and aid the deemed and his bro ther were algae in the shop at the time. The shop wen very dark, and the deceased was going to fill the lamp, which usually burnt saris". The deceased held the can which contained the napths, and the lamp in the other hand. The deceased's brother stood at his side, with a lighted match in his hand, and while the daces ed was pouring the spirit into the lame, the youngest sail the lamp was tail and running over. The deceaaeli said it was not, and on loskiag at it he drew the lamp close to the li.ht, and the spirit immediately limited and exploded with a loud report. The jury thought there was no blame attached to any person, and returned a verdict of " Accidental death." UNION BANK or Aorraaus, Tots DAT.—At a epecial meeting of the ernapsey, held this day, at No. 38, Old Broad-street, a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent., and • bonus making the actual dividend of profits 8 psi mat., was. declared. THE WEATHER AND PARKS.—Yesterday the frost returned with lammed intensity. On Saturday eight the barometer fell to 28 Fehr., and at 7 o'clock yesterday morn. ieg the ornamental waters in the perks were again firmly fresen, and throughout the day thronged with thousands of individuals. In the enclo-nre, St. James's-paik, the greatest numbers assembled, and between two and three o'cleck no fewer than 12,000 were ascertained to have passed through the different entrances by persons stationed for that pur pose. The li,und nd and Long Water, Kensington gardens, Laden equal number of visitants. The Serpentine was air) crowded with skaters and sliders, sa also the orna mental eater us the Hrgent'spark. No accidents *centred beyond a few cues of partial immersion. The river Thames was entirely free frees ice, and several of the steamers re sumed their stations. Lest evening the mercury stood at 30 Fiat., with every indication of • sharp frost, and to-day there seem no probability of a chugs. MELANCHOLY SUICIDE—On Saturday Mr.Wakley held an inquiry at No. 4, Norland-Num Notting -hill, re specting the death of Miss Harriet Carter Ambridge, aged 34 years, a lady of fortune, who destroyed herself under the following very melancholy and determined circumstances tunnel Bartlet t a locksmith, deposed that about half-past two o'clock on Thursday afternoon he was called to the de ctased's residence to pick the lock of a bed-ream door; he was unable to do so, end lie was eventually compelled to break it open. On entering the room he discovered the unfortunate lady suspended by a piece of canvass, which wes fastened to the comic. of the bedstead. Bar feet we about four inches from the ground. /lutist Hill, house maid in the cleaned's service, ssid that for some days past the deceased had been very low and desponding, but she had never shown any symptoms of insanity. Os Thursday morn ing last deceased appeared more cheerful than usual, and about twelve o'clock she left her mistress in her dressieg room, while she went to pay some tradespeople's bills ; and on her return at one o'clock she found the dr etcsurs room door fastened on the inside ; she took no notice of the cir cumstance until two o'clock, when she become alarmed at her continued absence, and called in Mr. Bartlett and Dr. Waggett. A gent: man named Beillett, a nephew of the de ceased lady, said that for some time past the family had no ticed that his aunt had been in a low and nervous state ; she had laboured under a delusion latterly that she would be reduced to want. She spoke to every person about her con cerning it, and appeared to dread its coming to pass. The witness added that there was no foundation tor anything of the kind, as the deceased was very wealthy, and, in addi tion to which, her uncle bad lately died, and left her several thousand pounds. After some further evidence corroboratory of the above, the jury returned a verdict of " Temporary insanity." TILE FEMALE CONVICT, HAMILTON.—A petition on her behalf, praying that the many of the crown may be extended to her, signed, we believe, by the Lord Promeaend Magistrates, and other influential citizens, was last DIU to have been transmitted to the Hoene Secretary. We trust the petition may have a sulkier's' issue, that we may be spared the painful spectacle of a public execution in Glasgow. —North Brute/4 Moil. MONEY MARKET. SIVICADAT ETIXIIIIO. The English stock market opened with increased firmness to-day, ;which was folly sustained to the close. Consols were first called 961 to; for money, and 961 to z for account; at this they remained for some time, and were next done at 97 for cash, and 971 for account ; this sudden rise, however, was only tran sitory; and they soon declined, being last m ar k e d 961 r prompt, and 961 for time. They closed offi chilly at 964 to for money, and 961 for account ; but after the regular hours the price was called about lower. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 96/ and 97. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were done at 981, 991, and last at 99. Exchequer Bills of all kinds were done at 58s. 615., and 56e. ; and India Bonds, 98s. prem. India Stock marked 2671. South Sea Stock, 1071. The business in the foreign house was rather limited. Guatemala Bonds declined from 36 to 32. Peruvian were in favour, and touched 691. Russian were done at an advance ; they marked 110. The business reported is the following—Brazilian Bonds at 89. Buenos Ayres at 50. Equador at 4. Gre nada at IN ; ditto Deferred at 31. Guatemala Bonds at 36, 36, and 32. Mexican for account at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., for account, at 671, 691, and 681 ; ditto Deferred at 23, 1, and 4. Rus sian at 110. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, for account, at 19 and 1; ditto, Five per Cents., dividend hem May, 1841, at 15 ; the Three per Cents., for account, at 381 and 1. Venezuela Deferred at 101 and 1. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates at 86. There ham been 'parody any perceptible difference in the vales of money during the week, notwith standing the large amount received by the public during the last ten days from the dividends. Money certainly is not c heap er. It may be said, it is more easily placed on call without any augmentation in the rates, whilst die coent of first class bill, continues, as heretofore, at 21 to 21 per cent, in Lombard-street. We under stand nevertheless that a large amount of six months India bills has been done by a lending firm during the week at 2 per cent. Judging from appearanose and various indications, we are inclined to believe that money is now at its lowest point in value, and that much which was floating is now begin ning to be absorbed in various ways, and will dimmer from the market. We do not, however, from this anticipate any immediate rim is the value of mousey ; but we repeat, that from the under current of monetarylaf6iirs, which sometimes may be traced ea the surface of pairing events, we are justified in concluding that gamey is not likely to be cheaper than it is ata seat, but the reverse. The speculations in a ane this week have not been quite so ac tive; this we have no reason to believe is to be attri buted to any want of facility in the money market, but rather to a sound discretion on the part of the mercantile immunity t and, therefore, from this source we entertain no apprehension, nor do we anti dpata . hareem! *ha of any importasoe for on the 'extreme prices at whit* Cossoil ma Bill. were negotiated each day thrift Oa t a°l44%ver NNW* laved CNN hie& Prise. Pries. Igretbr.-Comois tar Now NI Per urns (les. 18)... 87 Tsai" Par Naltry - . .. -. Far aseort ......»...... N to warmly For sew Par ma= MN. 10- 51 .lllll to NNW" he s.us 1 MI Nto Ng ansout Sri Ite I moo Par raw ... . N to For rommt ~ mi l to Islamic 7or now . 57t0 _ lor aissrot • i . lullaft. is,' Thebsee. Lo mat. Risks& Lowest Maese7 elm pm. ... ... 625. pm. ... Ns. ma. Tames, . . elm pm.... Pm pm. ... elm pm. ... IS.. pm. Waftemem ecei. pm.... 17e. ... ram pm.... MM. pm. Mani, ..._ 61a. pm. ... bee pm.... e 2.. pom ... Sem pm. Fries 4ols. pm. MM. pm.... 01e. pm... Sem pm. els. me. ... bee. pm.... elm ... els. pm. The dealings in Joint Stock Bank Shares this week are the followtog :—Bank of Australasia (401. paid) at 223 British North American (601. paid) at 401 ex. di,. Colonial (261. paid) at 8 ex. div. ; Commercial of Lcoden (201. paid) at 221; London and Westmin ster (201. paid) at 261 i Union of Australia (261. paid) at 30. Unit Aare* have attracted rather more attention. Trait m* an reported at the rates following : Cemalinial Dock at 811 am-die.; I mod Wont India at 140 to 141 ex. div.; East coentry at 21 ; London at 1171 ex. div. St. Katharine at 80 to 801 ex. div. The share market has, on the whole, been particu larly buoyant during the week, and to-day's prices show a considerable advance over those of teat week, for nearly every line on the list, the rise being most marked in Great Western, London and South Wes tern, North Western, Brighton, and South Eastern shares. A good evidence of the increased stability of the market is found in the fact that the advance in value which has taken place during the week is in the face of a depressed coned market. The buying of the last few day., since the arrange ment of the account, especially in North Westerns, Brighton., and Dover., has much improved in charac ter, although the transactions have not been of any great extent. Speculative operations seem for the time to have ceased in a great measure, and this ac counts for the comparative quiet which has prevailed in the market during the latter pert of the week. The following is our list of the extreme prices at which business was done in shares during the week : Lowest Pr.i544 Xi Abadan _ ____ ___ 12 e.............. 114 20 111nalnittaia and Oxford Junction (with a inamr..) .. 92 Bristol =d as SO Caledonian l3 .... lO/ 20 Eaatrrn goon,. 30 Edlaburgb sad Glanow . 311 . 90 Great Northern . . 100 area meta ........ ............ 233 ......... 23 100 Groat Voters el 30 Hall sod 01Iby lll 93 Laseisith• aid Irceinklre 37 30 Leeds mai mod.. 103 ........» lOl 100 Lanka, 101,121,0, and Bond Omit.. 84 1 : 1, 171 Ludes mad Greensick lOl Iwo Leaden and North Weeterta ..... ...... 117 100 Loudon and loath Western „ 100 Milling 190 Norf.,* 23 North kitielt 171 Stith tiallordshire 7 23 Ikettish Onutral 331 gond Engem —.... 2O ........ l9 1! 8 19 th !Yak' •••••••••=r- ......... -•• 1 3 _2 ad WNW, Pawnee. and Weymouth 34ea. mramJa, Kt Tort, Newomotha setd Beryl& 17l 60 Tort sad North Midland The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at tho 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 (except in the case of the Brighton Railway) we adopt the rate of dividend declared for the lest half-year as the basis of our cal- oulation : Ibres per Cast. Consols...averse pries Ili yteldpar metal 1 11 Vire. per Cent. lteduced I 11 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 99 P D .• 5 7 Bank Stock (div. 7 per ee ns) 308 e 73f India Stock (di.. 101 percent. p cent. per anni ann.) 2671 „ 18 3 Exaboatier 13illa (int. lid. par day) 6os. pm. „ 4 31 Eaatern Conntles fik.•(div. Ups eh. of 301., equal to 1 per cent per ann.) 7l or 11 71 Greet Welters. (die. at the rate of 4 per cent. per ann.) Lancashire and Tahiti's Railway* /100 Stock (dividend 4 per Gent) 57 is 0 4 Landis and South Western. (die. at the rate of 3) los cent. per ann.) al „ 13 7 London and Brietton• (probable forth- COMiUff dlr. 48e. per 1001. stock to the ball year, equal to 4/. 16e. per oent, per . 2 London and N orth Western. (div. at tha rate of 7 per tent per ann.) ll7 iii S 19 71 Midland (dlv. at the rate el 3 per sent per ann.) loath Eastern, £lO ob., ( dlr. 3 per cent.) Yak and North Midland div. sea. York. N 411.0114111. sad Bind& (div ncertain) — DUBLIN STOCKL—J, 3 per Cent. Meals 31 per Cent. Stook Bank Stock Royal Bank - . 1 . . 1. National Bank (22/. 10s. paid 18 Patriotic Insurance Company (101. pad 71 City of Dublin Steam-packet CO. (10d. pa id. 71 Great Southern and Western (3O/. paid Midland Gt. Western and Royal Canal Company l3 i 11/0111.1113MS &ND BTOCKB liBIOAD. " 7 8 13 96 31 97 ,,h i i PAW% Jan. 19. Poe ' For Account. Money. lOpsaing Ingbest. Lowest. Closing I per Cents. 3 per Cents.. 94 20 94 9 91 20 98 90 46 SO 3 do. Sew lam... „ w w w w 44 per Ceuta—. „.. „ . e PO • I per Cads w 14 Liable,* on LraidO ' n: 30 d 23 44; 94 ifs, 33 SO. Deka; 3, 1610 11142 Do. 44 .9 . „ Roman Loan ... lig I 4 ~ T remor, leads Do. 3 „ lent Shen* ... 2.130 Piedmont 3 per Coot. 901 „ ltaxsiso, JAN. W.—Humbug Three4od.a-Half par Ceab„ ISI bdls, 664 mosey r a sa.beck. Lo; la^ re ‘ 274 1 11=9/ i_Hanw. /miss fl per lO6 bills ; Simisa eat Wl* Dm money ; Five per Cent. Kuala Oietit,Whils. 99, slafirp; Ditto. Dom end Co., 3rd and 4th sales, 964 awe alai Chat,. =i i; 7llros l4l.bilis Po; Cell&Pnwialk. F ive cti 11 : 17 " tame., 714 bWs ; Ditto, lavec tia bilis; Few par cents., es Ill* 96 12044 47; pi Cielltee Flibelliel meey ; swish Five pit OWL. Ilik U. wag; DK* D . T Costs., sal bills, MI amyl Ameba Ix per Oasta, l Wm, 105 r Money. Ezeimages : Oa LW" sight. alai ; threeei; menthe. 13.14. Brawars, Jas. 14.—Two Maths, 611. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Some degree of depression has been felt in the English stock market this morning, from which, how ever, prices have at present partially recovered. Con sols were first quoted 96& to for money, and 96 to for account, and soon declined to I for cash and for time. The market has since rallied, and Consols for the 14th February are now called 961 to !, the money price being the same as at the commendement of business. The Three per Conte. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 and} ; the Three-and-a Quarter per Cent.., at 981, 99, and 98g. Bank Stock, at 207: ; India Stock, at 269. F.xchequer Bills, at 58s. and 60e. premium. A good demand exists for foreign stook, and the prises of Buena Ayres and Peruvian have advanced, former being quoted 62 to 54, and the latter, 884 to 891. For Equador the market is also firmer. Mexican opened good, and were first transacted at 29:, but the market is now worse for this description, and the last dealing was effected at 284. The loudness includes: Buenos Ayres, at 60 to 62 ; Equador, at 4; Danish Threeper Cents., 72 ; Two and-a-Ralf per Cent. Dutch, at 63 and I. Grenada Deferred, at 3i ; Mexican, at 291, 4, and 28f ; Peruvian Four - - - Rambo at lel MINCING-LANE.—TRIS DAT 181741A1.—Ths public salts dselarsd for tomorrow ars lugs, fay 6,000 bags Mauritius, 18,000 bags Boagol. 6,000 bags Madras, add 160 Abdo. Barbadoas.— boost: ; 800 bags doslirsds—flaltpotrs : 1.000 bap.—Tsa ; 9,000 pulsars. Ws aro without traasscdoes d important' to report to day by winks contrast, unapt is Cotton, of whisk about 1,000 bola bars already base sold. Priors goesrally to-day mast b. °moldered tb• sums as last week. Ond.-Btassly. Baal, pals, 891. to 391.105.; Straw, 361. to 371. ; brown and yellow. 321. to 341. ; Sperm, 831. to 841. ; Mastliaastar, 871.; Cod, SOL 10s. to 311.; South Bea, 321. to 344 ; Olive Galloon, 491. to Kg. ; Palm, 321. 105. to 331. ; Cocos-out, 321. to M. ; Bred, rape, pals, 421. ; Linseed, 311. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market condones steady, with a usuaable demand for ocesamption. The holders are fins, mod lower prime us oat upeoted. The quotations are :—Potersburn Y. C. on the wpm, 30s. to 395. 6d.; February and Karen, 391. 3d. to ; Ostober to Deoember, 40s. to 40e. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. UAL I ISM jll5O. Moak We day Cato. 19,601 Diem, loot monk Do. trout tit Jose Arrivsl Mauve 1,295 Do. hoot lit Joao Pries 17. C. Mk dayoor ewt 470. N. Do.lbwo last Tr 1124, 37,937 2,720 08,115 k 6S7 963.7 __41,,,. ol.ia. 42,442 2,244 63,323 279 14,494 105.114. 41$. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAT. TM from Essex supply and et English Wheat by nd carriage Suffolk was smal l,but there was a samples good display of samples from Kent; but, stotailM &imam of very mem east, tag tomb mug wllil1 t I*IF Mollt;• due:lion of I s. per gainer bad to be submittals spew Imo s and Suffolk, and ls, to 2s upon the Kentish Wheats, bean the stands were closed. The demand for foreign Wheat was of so limited a character that quotations must be considered nominally the same • there is little doubt, however, that had buyers of ' quantity appeared, they would hays been able to purchase at • similar redac tion. Barley was in limited request, but its value underwent no chine,. Oats were in moderate supply, and is akw iestances rather more money was obtained. Beans and Peas sold slowly, at last week's quotations. BRITISH. Qr Shillings per Hamm Form sad Rent, red 36 to 3 to 4C...whlts Sfl to 40 to 44 Norfolk sad bulfulk. 36 to II to 41... do 33 to 39 to 42 Wows !Ern or SWIM 44 to 46 to Crab. & 1,4 L, red.... 36 to Si toil —white.— 37 to 40 to 49 ---. 24 to 36 Bssize ' _ _ ..........- 20 to 21.-distllll39 so./21 to sa Molting. Own, an s ibib Feed ..... ...14 to 16 to 16. 6d...blsek.. — to Dias Poland; ... 16 to 17 to 17s 61...p0t5t0 2l to 21s 61 Berwick k sooteh feed 17 to 16'46...p0tat0 19 to 19$ 66 Irish feed ll to 12.66.. black.. l3 to 134 64 Ditto potato ... — ... 16 10 17.6 d Mats --.—. . 64 to 66- Wt . e. ask.-- 66 to 63 Pass, grot_ly 23 to 26e od-sample 26 to 27 Was 2636 to 36 „impurud ..... ... 37 to 39 Whits 23 to 23...b005e5. ... . ." ... 26 to U Loam Gauss, par thousand £9 0,. to 8 9 let. O'er melt .1 211110. hoes. Town-made, delivered 36 to 40...11ashookhold 33 to $4 Norfolk sad tiailo/k 30 to 33...wItits 32 to 114 FOREIGN. WELIT,. Dantale and Koalgeb;r7 ". ... 31/713 . 43...das 43 47 to 51 • Pomeranean, Remo& , and nuetln, 41 to 43 AMA and Hamburg ItneaLut 34 to 38-11aptlan to Danube and Odeam Canadian —to --Anstraliaa..... 46 to 69 Oeßs, Roam Pomeranean and et:slaw:id IS to 17 Ilwedl•h and Danish —... .......... —.....13 14 to 16 Friesland and Dutch feed l3 13 to 14 Ditto Brew l7 to 20 'eed — to nova, 22 to 2 Canadian American, per barrel of 1961*11 to 2 4 4 Preach, per mek of 28010.. tree SO to 33 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 14th JAN. TO 19th JAN. Qrs. Y. 11411.11. Scotch. Wilt. Torela. Mint .. Bre* 1526 8193 Orin 391 I 160 I Mar, 8,094 rob; 90 barreln Malt, 2,646 qn. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 221.; Walls End Hatton, 235.; Walls End Stewart's, 235.-Bhips at market, 19. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues firm. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We hay. about the same number of Beasts as on Monday last ; trade is cheerful, at fully the quotations of that day. Notwithstanding the supply of Sheep is very smell, it is fully adequee to the demand; indeed, the trade is exceedingly dull, and late priers 11111 scarcely ob tained in many instances. Ws are moderately supplied with Calves; the demand is small, and a reduc tion of fully 21. per Blbs. is submitted to. Trade is exceed ingly heavy for Pigs, owing to the large supply and low prices at the dead markets. From Germany and Holland there are 200 Beasts, 180 Sheep, and 112 Calves; France, 10 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,700; and 920 from Leicester, Northampton, and Lincoln. . . . . . far stone of 81be. s. d. e. d. Pee stone of 81be. e. d... d. Bed Beets. Hereford 4 0 4 2 Beet Doe. a lit.-13de. ab • 0 0 0 Sot Olen-home 3 8 4 0 Ban Lead-w001[....,... 3 6 3 8 leeead poi* llama 310 3 4 Do. de. non OO 0 0 Dam 3 4 4 6 Imes sad mond dually 2 10 3 4 Ply[ ... ..... ..... _ 3O 4 0 Do. do. loom OO 0 0 88.3 Pei a lfelf-brede 4 0 4 2 Liebe .... .. -.. , 0 0 0 0 RIM& ee marktt. 3,334 ; Sheep sad b e . 1%600 : C ulls. 133 ; PiPAS. MINES. (From the Mining Journal.) The market continues firm, and a large amount of business has been transacted ; still inquiries have been made for a much greater number of skarn, at advanced prices, than sellers could be found to supply. Tin has advanced, and the metal market is generally firm, with an upward tendency. The advice' from our local correspondents are highly satisfactory, representing improvements in some of our leading mines, whilst thole of minor importance are gra. wally progressing. The General Mining Association declared a diaidend of 10s. per share for the half year, and another 10s. may be ex pected in June next, being the usual amount paid annually (20,000/.) for the put four years. The collieries, which are situate In Nova Scotia, are progressing in • satisfactory manner • and, from the present favourable position of the manufa cturing districts of the United States, the demand from the surrounding colonic., and the increase of steam navigation, tends t o render the company's property of immense value. The numerous difficulties which they have had to encounter are now overcome, and the probability is that the dividends will be permaneat and increasing. At the West Buller amount meeting, • dividend of 101. per share was declared from Sept. and Oat. profits. This mane is stated to be looking splendid; and an increase of dividends may be fairly calculated on at the next occount. Linen from the Copiapo Raines were received on Friday, the 11th, and we were only prepared with the advice of anival. The produce for September, from the copper mines of Chico and San Pedro, is 67 tons, the mines being in much the same position as last reported. The saver mines an in a high!, productive state, and the prospects most encouragus t e. The produce for September and October is estimated at 92 tens of silver ore, 90 tons of which were raised from the Al Fin Hallsda and San Jose del Carmen mines. The gold mines are represented in a very favourable position ; the lodes are large and apparently rich, but the want of labourers, and a local amalgamation establishment, are great obstacles to a large profitable re. turn. The value of the gold sad silver ores cannot be accu• rattly given until amalgamated. The despatches received by the St. John del Rey directors see of the most gratifying and encouraging character. The letters are to the 28th October, and the gold extracted to data amounts to 16,666 oitavu from NM cubic feet of sand, being the result of 21 da ' stun • . Ths supply of stone is abundant, with • ble In quality. Four perbeati, 1849, it 69b and 68/i Rumba, 1091 j Five per Cart. Spanish Active Debt, at 18 the Three per Cents., at 36g. Zronlan FUNDS. Bask Meek. W 9 C u l r t. Om Am, NI 1 1 rat 04 1144. Aims 994 L 1 PIE C 90114 • 9•lol.oce.Aeos. 984 Ma le 104. IMO RIM IF I CI L L A DVILYNsa Be I . h r.% ll' 0...._ 9 pot% 11 i gui l if ill"Pha sw, 91 9 16 " a 9 P al km. • e "I 4 cal Qt. Bersicages aAI ig I " DM* 41hiliu) iggio9 101 Mite yawl. VOLES • NIT Oehumbia Swart /144, 111 4 smo4 Dair Ma, 714 1074•119•194, „4- . 0.. Dada sa4. u 6 I r ai t s =ad._"tryn 4 Ng Cli. Dumb Oftisati IA T YORK, Jan. 19. • Storm Excinnon.—Great Northern, 71. 7s. ; North British Preturseca. ; York, Neweastls, and Berwick (O.N.E. Par amus), eri BIRMINGHAM, Jaw 19. 810118-RsoWelnt.—There Was veep little done is this =rest tansy. Bristol sad Binninghams mime 123 ei d, and Shropshire Basks, Si. BRISTOL, J. 19. 81001-11ZOIAlt01.—Th• market rereahted tolerably fine, but there Ins ht a Ewan* heiers does. Quotations were much the same as than etas powlseettee 6111. At the luayearly meet *: el the West et imbed eat Ise* Waite Bauldag Ceeepany Jest *it a dtdieete Om Se reel et 7 p net free of *cons tee, was desire* * SOIL Deeselhe hill • Woes ot 2,4311. Was pawed to the reser* geed. whish raw morwals AWN. PARIS, January 19. Osairls. Versa!lks (right 103 75 ; do. (loft took). IM 76 ; Odom; Nl —.• ; Parts and bU 75; Isom sad Hum ; 3 41S el or lisnelliss, 111 ; and 14M, ; Clown 117 10 ; 170010Ps sad USOrion.' id Na 41ntes;1 50; 5. Monk 161 U; Pais and Strasbourg, ft; Was 17 HAMBURG, .141‘ 16. Boassinusia Hunt). 94 MW B a u lk . ft2.ll : aa bi .. 1172 i lerrefe ll Ase M a taimer i l i a misistartm aki°l • half e ONO, IR MOilic i4 llllsimi 11444r4m6a-Half pet 0ia14., 100 Ketikabvil foa-asid. I g l s. l OM. Igen* - 4' . 50 21 121 12 124 20 - 0 - t. 20 2 2 22 RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'Cnocx. The share market continues to exhibit a steadily improving tendency, with a fair amount of business going forward. A very favourable opinion prevails foe several lines, which have accordingly advanced, marking as follows:—London and N or th W esterns , 1181 ; Great Westerns, 69 and 684; London and South Westerns, 69; Brigton, 84k and 834 South Pasterns, 204. The Brighton report, published this Imorning, is generally considered very satisfactory. In Fres& lines there is little c h ange to notice. • Barrio iLIMIATIL At:organ Do. l'wohmio “. Aubst,,l4o...a.,Sta Jo. Dodo is Ewe Dot. Kit —W,LPepUMIbP,t't) 111 I 2 *dia. t i M rwi a or nar antee . BfamWstv.lk &on rVallsy ri=ifet, sad Dudley width/var. Da 'guarantee litoftme. gbia., and Sim.. Odds' malisetar ... ... 12i 12 i dig. 24 26 ex int 22 24 „ 91 19 „ 3 3 pm. 4 pm. 31 29 419. 141 9 ale 17 17i es in 12 •••I 6 sac tut Do. le lreferese• 1 hewer soll Holyksail .. IQ ex tat 17è 11 ex let 12 11i sl 4. ... DeirrE. rs D0.(8L106.)G p. Ct. P iistera Counties_ .., Do. lion; I Do. lit., Ip. CL, No. 1 Do. No. 80. N. k E. ' 6 per Ct... Do. New .„ „ Mimes Union man A (4te 8 U. igh:) D^a. Do. elaie B. wade. (MU , Do. Snip (gun. 6 p. Ct.) Lent Loneaalluo Do. New Do. New I share; Fast Lloooloeblre Itelbtborit and Glawrow. I Exeter, Yeodl, k Dorelt .Ir..zeter sad Exmouth prat Northern ... 4 I i ll 3 100 /I Do• Do. Marta, D, 6p. Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.... Gt. South. and Wan. (Ire.) Greet North of ingland... De. New, MO Do. New, L3O Do. New, 413 Great Western Du. i 41 7 -4 1 .7 *** *** Hull and Selby._ Do. abates ... • Liftmen sod Duple .: I Lanaisture and • Torkabire Do. do. IL 8.8111. eo:inra. Do. New (gime p.Ct., Do. Liverpool and Enr) D.. West Riding Union Do. Preston and Were Do. g shares (A) ... Leeds and Bradford Leeds and Think I Do. Pref. 6p. Cent No.l Do. Do. Ne. 2 Do. Do. Do. Quarters 1646 . N 0.9 Pll, na Trtg, B 4l.l.' u Do. New gua. a p.Ct. Do. guaranteed 3 p. Ct. late Croydon Thuds... Do. Pref. 3 per Cent... Do.Courrt. S p.0L,1632 Load= and Greenwkdt Ds. Prkr - ewe — Looks k North-Ream Do. do. New /harm ... Do. flfhe Do.E le 5h.,11. and B.(C) London It Bouth-Weetero Do. New, LSO P. O . tew—a? I Lowestoft Gwa.4 per Cant. 'Maack, Box. anniailoal l E..thaf4lq.irurtnah, 164.1;;erx077 - 7.7 1 Do. 'baron No. 2 .. I Do. sham, No Do., New 110 Pref. .. Do., Great Grimsby ... Do. Sher. and Lincoln... Do. Grimsby Dock .. Do. Lincoln Union ... Midland ... Do. ;50 alum_ Do. C ti ons e Sz car ß us . 6p. Ct . .! bO.liiini.antlDeay and Do.ErewashVal , eyPref. ~Neweasl Do. New S2O ki tellllLoll :i S Do. Doaran.se per Ct . .... 2.5 North British .. ... ... I Do. LI j o a ree .. ... .. S Do. 5 Do. Preferenos . ... 114' North Staffordshire ... 50 (Word, Wore, A Wolver. li Read„Goild., and Reigst: ta Royeton and !Medlin ... 23 Scottish Central ... ... 25 Scottish Midland ... ... 124 Shrews., Sr Duos., Clue A 11 I De, Clanß ... „ ... II Do, New GasnAleed... IS ! Shrewsbury and Chian ... ti,;-::;,:iai —.. -...1 I Do. per Ont. Piet.. ,18hropelure Unica AMA Devpa i pm ex Mr — go. ll'iefTre * e * .i II Do. No. II ... ... ... Do. No. 4 1.4060r0d ... Do. No. 4 scrip ... 130¢th Wiles ... .. IS. York.. Don., It Owls.. dbetliald, Bothoi.um, and Goole, N. DL. Watirford ao4 KWumny„ War Do. do. Va. Ash goo. Wilts. Somoort.tWoym. I Tick,Nnoostbollkrwieli Do.ZU.OrodiaNewas.) 1 _ DfAl.f4.P9rilkfr PM GI i cx tat 12/ 242 ex tat 7k f ex tat el; 9 ej 321 1 14 161 .13 12j 3f 84 I Si 139 117 I6i 181 141 13 15 21 68 9 T ci IL i ii a Toitciiiiii I Do. Prams. ... TOWSON RAILWATII. All 11•40111111• (lea I eel Azaidal uniz .. =s sat horn (Vame) I -Tic [Great Indian ipalseala Do. Se• th= dhow ... WWII Mg Dliallei ... nab sal Odium -. ... Pads ImoStiaimi ... mil Mom ... imam sod Meer ... ... 1l Ind lOM's 47 •4I dia. 64 12 13 ez in 31 die i Pm:" P!!Pra. s. to - du. t , dis „ If 7, 3 1, db. xio 3, SI cx 32 34 ex int. 61 e: tu 3 3j 91 9 Ws 74 14 es iat 2 41 ez iat liclisella 23 e► es mt se LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19. Ihooz-Nacmurea. Prices' were et•edilY rising tO day. Edit Lancashire, 12) Lancashire and Yorkshire (fifth shun), 7 d.—Ditto (1111. shares), 9 d.—London and Na th Western, 1161— tto (new 11 16e. 3d. c. 16-. X 16s. 3d. C. 9. Di Ditto (I shares, C. 11 16e. 3d. p.—liidland, 43 1 3—Ditto (i shares). (Nab d.-2 7 i770 ( w 147 Wig), 601—Sooth - EsAern and Dorer 4, IN. as I.e. 61 d.), lq —York. Newcastle, and Berwick (O.N.L d per cent 10), 4/ d. MANCHESTER, Jaw. 19. enoam-imainman.—Tkere wee In usually brisk and ex cited market, and more bestow wee treamemed than can be rearm. bared am • Saturday Its taw natmthe pos, at improved ram. Low don and ?lath Weatmes were dons as high as 116 t ; Preston and Wye. 42; Mint Immteldre Prehmare , 71; Limosehint and York aelro Fifths, 71 c 1..• MeembiNter, Shenteld, and I Ineolastitre No. I Quests, 9 • NMI/ litilhedo, 1111.16 d. • East Anglian 6 per Cent. Preference, le • Ifest Hi; Manchester end Birmingham (C Quartets), k ra lesedissirs, She Meld, and Lmeolnebtre Prefer. me% S 11.16; imams and IDorer No. 4 Scrip, 61 ; Manchester and Liverpool Midst link, rd p. LARDS, Jan. 19. Illentaxamiumos—There las bees as Wasted market Ude swim hut kio MOO le arena br the rim Imo th at anallmar k Lamm 'lbw lom 1 111; ea • Uo r u ad Miami Also at e—OakEeime, lSsigNek•4 111 ; mum% al; =limilialesimil4 pm.; Ludes md Norm w o man°. proem IL 133. N. pm.; Mud SW therm, hat du.; Yids eva& ira lo Itathatum, and Oooky Ile. 3d. dM md Nkeo 4 4 94 30 all IP 1 le - • 1 76 7 16 1 pm. f Ipm ex 67 6• 9 pm 3 7 pm. 4 3 • 3 4 ) ll6l 1 161 ex it . 2 3 . 12 13 • —ez int 28 281 „ . 28 28 / %Ws 1 mtua2i . 1 , 3 . 31 31 Ws " . . 11 1 di.. 1 29 31 ex ist . 130 233 32 34 pm. 39 fl pm. 191 281 pat. 66 67 31 32 13 151 12 121 106 10 2 49 31 49 1 31 10 pm. 1 018 1 pm 44 41 di.. 22 20 di.. 101 10 di.. 7 7 di.. , 9 9 dis. ---).• le 2 i Pm. Bury! 40 q 426 i Ws. 7 Pm. 1022 1032 9 10 12 12 die. 46 12 did pm 4 6 pm 32 822 832 1362 1352 58 101 60 58 60 10 11 22 23 116 117 11 2 pm. 22 3 pm. 67 2 69 2 pm. 17 15 die. 14 12 die. 2 2 poi. 14 15 42 4 dis Id 19 1 3 6 1 4 4 dm. 2 22 f 81 7 9 16 15 dl3. 10 $ dia. 21 19 Cs. 4 6 31 3 du . 14 45$ 23 22/dis. II 23 19 61 23 27 le dia. 17i 18y ex int 3 lot 111 5 $ 31 Si 6 Fen. 9 fig 11 94 di& lil iii ex tnt Pm 14i 13i 8 1i die :in 3 :lg'" 3 e dia. 4 3 dl4. II 9 dis. 1 14 16i `I 7 dia. 7_ _3 31 201 20j 6* ei ex. I 22 X 61 27 di. 24 dia. i idle. ex 1 a le 2 1 3 01 13 10 dia.: In 1 1 " dls I 4ldis Rin i Is I 1 li Ws. ~ 1. 7 41 43' 7 i ex Int . 3 6 1 I a int 1 4 4 1 l I ex int let IN 11 3 2i ex int 5i ex int ,~. 9