The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-20 00:00:00

~ -,- -1/1" 8 " . . C 4.---- - 0 e . I v . . 1 .".• ' ' . r.. 51 WITT '''. 7 . ,• h t . ~, ' 7 , T7'.:llTa . YA(1;- . 7 .1 . 1- '•" :- : _.. _ ....•. . 1 fprts , s , . , t L : i l . I 4 I . LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1850. [THREEPENCE. the slurry wire were being held wee, shil meet. tap. (Cheer) He eassidered that Mesrm as well es eirreirasa were ieserested in what era roglit voles as " Jews well.") He admired tba ewe r part ners. (Chore.) Bp Ur step whirl ohs beljesit ts/tersi Boas had committed a great mirage ; ors had toss Imp self buok at least 200 years. (Cheers.) It had bear aid that Pops was infallibly', He had Wood • Zara es tholie where the Pope's in fallibility wee ors bie or sway IT" , Rome •• • •orriouri. " Olt," wr tb " be is not isisliPaie is ratter of is epirittul Itstiere." He mired that,so Youth of the Wain his ball gored Ids is aarkiag bet is'arlibie. T. wen may M•••_••• ik• Alvah of Berne, ancept griZ i = bat hisios7 erwed that tier infuses operated as • Mier wherever it . Ars A ird. (Cheers.) M. SAL SION oaraplared that Ur resist did set go ••• anatillii. Tarr priest earair were withis—they w 11* •TI . Bishops of Leadoa rad Rzeter— (corn) — ad he "•'• (Cher A y m padre lee the dieresis/ el both those weals. g ui l i g er .) .T As memorial was this adapted mutinously, sad its ea' *ion was signalised by three far eathsaisatla Wren fa tt (2¢0•11. IIIcCIIRISTIE, In wing the air neortioa, rid •• esadestaatiosi Grid be to a 5,.,. for those Mies to sae thsg IM, regard this est Is Ua sloth light in Vl=▪ die Iss b soothed by tleo ~mg ith lave. es • letheedlorgaßke Molds' es war elllllllll as um • .tom alms. Ime Warn bath the dere, their gsfatrbA, et Isfkadall las thise tb• groat yi bath so Mg Wrbesarrbs al =l et the esestry. to forgot their, illimmesey mil se easibise is deterstisod rots asthma serthy. Oer dithesiess, both within .ad thither bath liseksaile it, Made, mid =Peng it is OM Wyk. As roe partakers Lath' dose the tba Meath of u ay eassel, I wesid rarer ray nimbi this *as Mies laths Nara of thresstb, sad are W di* obssvame of As epsede's proses, alter oe Assn erileawor or gemeth the miry of 1M spirit is the bad Omar. • " I reads, .y dear air, than faithfully, *. A. LLANDAFF." shoat 88 dames, sad was 4 degrees sad 6 degrees below the ...rose ; but os Saturday it spin row to 48 degrees, whisk k b degrees above it. The wind was for the mast part is the south west; bet in the middle of the week it him free Übe mirth. RAILWAYS. Tars DAT, Two o'Cnoce. The share market continuer Food, with rather more activity in the dealings. Priem are still decid edly moving upwards, the rates at which business has been transacted this morning being, in nearly every instance, in advance of those of yesterday. For Aberdeen, North Bri•ish, and Shrewsbury and Bir mingham shares, there is a good inquiry at higher rates. Caledonians have risen to 101; London and North Western stcck to 119 1 ; North Stafford' to 71. Great Westerns opened very good, and business was done at a rise of 1/. sines yesterday, the first pros marked being 731; but the market for this stock has since been a shade weaker, and the last bargain con cluded was at 73. SPORTING, LEAMINGTON AND WARWICK NOVEMBER MEETING.—TIIIIDAT. Svrameazus of 6 son sack and 20 added, for two and three yes olds, the winner to be sold by auction, &e. Five Wings. (6 subs.) Lord Strathmore's Soar, 2 yes, Set 10:b ....(Smith) 1 Mr. Osbaldeston's Fun Pas, 2 yis, let 31b .. ( Hiatt ; 2 Mr. Smi th 's be by Lowell* out of Birthday. 2 yrs, 6et 31b Biting : 6to 4 apt Faux Pas sad 2to 1 apt Sear. Won by a ascii. The Lancelot filly • bad third. The Lanenost illy fell, nit the lad was very seriously hurt. Run in - 1 min. 8 www. ft GIiAT WADWICIL HANDICAP of 24 son nab, 10 ft, and 200 added, theureerind to mein 60 son, sad the winner to so pay 401. towards the espouses Two miles. SI Mr. Oecaldoetsa's Mittman, 4 yrs. en 81b (13arker) 1 1 0 Melklam'e Beowstorm, 4 yrs, 7st 121ba .(ftraold) 2 Lord Strallunomes Cockermouth, 6 !neat (Flacons) 3 The following also ran t—lteby, Chantey, Doubt, Da- 28 halter, Amt. - Woodlark, Grief, Chief Jinni**, Forester, Alamo, Eva. Valentine. 10 &Whig ;—7 to 2 ant Desert, 4 to 1 Cockensmith, 8 to 1 eget Chief Judea, 10 to 1 sash apt Grief and Woodlark, 12 1 . ) to 1 cash eget Chimera" and Intestine, and 16 to 1 apt tri Bret. Was by two Ingtes, • neck between second and et. third; Eva a good fourth. Ras in 3 ono. 55 sees. n 4 Liaminerres WILMA CV? 01 100 son. Wu rest is OL specie), by webs. of 16 son. each, 10 ft, and 6 cooly if de dared. Gentlemen riden. Once round. (26 sobs., li st whom dedared.) Mr. llfeiklain ad Cocktail, 4 Ire, list Blb (Mr. 04- to bildiston) 1 II Mr. Carew's Apl', 6 yre, Ilse 6lb ....(Mr. Webel 2 14 Mr. J. Bylie's Risk, 3 yea, lOst Deveoport 3 The following also started, but were not placed: loth . q worker, Adminietrator, and Madan. Bettina 6to 4 ant Adis, 3to 1 age Risk, mid 4to I so ago Reindeer. Won by • head The nee was daawa 14t SO Ails, on account of • erns, but the stewards decided in 14 feeour of Cocktail. SWSZMANIS of 6 son each, and 20 added, one mile, to (8 vibe), were won In three heats, by Mr. C. Blantm's so Sollfloch, 3 en, Est 71b (Charlton), beating Mr. Morris it Snowdrift, 3 yr', Out Illb (who won the first beat). Da et &niter, Magician, Aldgste, Cottager, and Coronet. Each heat won easy. THE BISHOP OF EXETER'S REPLY TO MBMORTALS FROM TSB CLERGY OF THE ARCRDILACONRY OF BUTBR. 3 7..1147 It 'I,. Barran Unman. Si Do. Mimi; 1 Ilaterr. Noting., losS. 1 and Eau Junction ~ 6 Carts IS Hoots. Ext. NU 2. . 2fLitt. ...; ,.... 111 . 014 7:4ll67l "........'' pLorgeleigssin 10 Do. getthosta IS ales., Sole., owl Dolls golldlypd amides's. 15 o. without a In Blrst.Weivit Stour Vans 100 bawl and Easter ... .. 44 itell .d =olthirs ... II Do. £lO rreiirts: .: 50 Omar and Holyheod ... IS Do Prolerros . 40 ma. Sad Belfast .. is— SS Coot nulls . . ... IS Ds. (its B. ii n:) ... u Do. 154. 10%)41 p.Ct.ree7. 111 Do. New Pref. 4p. Ct.. Of Do. EU., sp. Ct., No.I 111 Do. do. No. SO Do. N. St East. $ per Cl 43 Do. New .. ... N isles Gins. else Ai 11s09 E. U. SO.) . . , 6 7 15 Do. alas B. and C auto 4 5 SO Doakelp (ma. 6p. Cl.)' 19 191 U Lot Lanagaire ... ...I 9 91 15 IllselLuneolr.altsuar.6 p.Ct, 30 304 II Edinburgh a M Glasgow 23 25 If Bentor.Yeovil,St Mullet , . 14 If Ills. Mats and Exmouth ... 4 4 U Ofellt NOTtbtril ... . 14 1 144 114 Do. laharee,A,Dekrred 4 4 11: Do. ahus In .6 p. Ct. 16 10 114 Do. per Cent. Pref.. 124 12 DO Gt. llostb.and Weet.(ire.) Isi 34 14 Do. Eighths ... .. 4 4ps MO Great Forth of Cogiand... 219 245 1011 Great Western ... ... 724 73 11 Do. Now Cl 7 ... ... 14 41 Ca. SO Hall and Selby ... ... 96 99 IS Do. 4 shares ... .. ... 41 49 11l Do. 4 shins ... ... ... 314 14 N Lasseter and Callus ... 62 64 111 Do. Thirds .* . . 3 4 pot 100 Googol** and Tothelatre 48 49 134 Do. 1 sham ... ... ... 13 125 Ms. 10 Do. 'MOM ... ... ... 71 71 do. 8 Do. V C2O ... ... . 2 14 10 De. New (pus 6 .. 124 124 111 Do. W, 71 61 " 50 Leeds al ), 111 II i as Oa Moaday there wee a namerono attoadeace of theelem se Me Chapter Rome, Exeter, the hour of twelve banes lama limed by the Bishop to naive the addressee eitepted at the meeting of the clergy o■ Mouday last, at the College Ball, a report of whisk appeared I. the Deaf New of Wedowee,. Arehdaseas BAIITHOLOYBW then read t►e address to the midst also here the eigeetaree of ahem 150 7 Ma P. in reply, stated at emsidarable Meath le et the warkim ernmeats used is Ms sii• the resent Bowe estimate egmessim mamma; by awe etnervations mu what be teerl is ta c k .. diallp peados they stood to wards the Romeo Is moimsa prudence they mast all be anxious to avoid giving asp soresable ground of o ff ence to the feeliegs or even the dies of the people. As far as outward etwervenne, the mealier danger of the time, as well as the prevailing tone of wile opinion, called en them most powerfully, to avoid being is the number of those la whom offences come, to forbear all maces eery innovations, asps. dolly that worst kind of hammier', the revival of obsolete images not required by law, whisk were amociated in the minds of the people wit► the superstitioes and oorruptioste of Rome. (Marmon of approbation.) As respected doetri a*, they should be careful, while they set forth ca th olic trek io fie fall integrity, so to set it forth, as it would 001 , seitll even to the il l•iafotmd in seared things—a very lam moue clue he need not sey—to savour at all of the leaven or Rome. Shrink not from emertiag squad prhadol se, bat gaud Me emersion of them by pointing out plainly to the people, wh►t it wee that distinguished them fro , which might border upon Rome.' MI error el N» 4 IPM 27 211 is ii Ti /I 7 pm. 10 11 68 69 171 an 0 101 s IS 17 19 13 26 24 die ' 2 2/ 1 . 1 2 1 18 It l ie I OM AS Ps 7 U 87 4 bps 171 ri i I sj I'4 1 6 2 i 2 61 1 11 2 Plc 1411 ii THE EXHIBITION OF 1851 WINDING UP JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. lie GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND AND YORKSHIRE ANI 50 GLASGOW RAlLWAY.—Y.sterdsy, Mr. Harding, the official 106 manager of this oompany'a affairs, filed with his Honour 8 , Master Blast, the list of contributories liable to pay off out- IT standing claims. It consists 0160 provisional committeemen, N and 300 shareholders, who paid the deposit of 22 12s. 6d. per 10 share, mid. nt chiefly in London and the north of Eng• land. About 1,600 persons, who were merely allottees, and IS I who paid within., have, at the direction of the Master, been se excluded from the list. ri BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION N C As diktat manager of this company's affair', to to which the unfortunate steamship President belonged, is so to he *painted. so BRITISH AND FOREIGN GAS LIGHT AND METER Comrmir.—Creditors are to come in and prove their debit. 17, 12 , , RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION. 731 11 3j 3 49 81 431 91 9! 91 2! I - Do. Rat LIM * Usical 4/ dis. 95 95 L"4 13 3k 11 ii Rotation ig with had MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY Two o'Ci.ocK. ri lA I'J7 S3i .or the families tot lot 37 59 $7 60 44 444 23i 244 1181 1191 2 3 pm Si Si Psi 2 21 pm. 69 70 119 t '2O 19; 15 1 1 691 } iistpreseions He agretd sPPr. - le per were, 14 126 di& 1 1 PIE -12 II .is ij dls 2?.1 31 14 die 421 42 211 211 die 21 23 people it eves 42j 3 2i Ili NAVAL. :NA:" Nov. 19.-41PPOINTIIENT.—Assist . LWI. Cowmen, to tbe Lucifer. 0•41ot•TH, Not 110.—ns liotribstion, 24, •, ewe, Captain Weed**, west ost of harbour Mi. • ot i pine •eded along the ateamarod eke to try her •. aft. r which eh* anehnre4 at flp timed. Bto edit ..y to morrow, taking otopernalieraries to Ply . Tar Caredoe iron Wu. Tem'. wee pat is eose• t .4sT p ro foul by Li of Smith, first lies , . of the " 8 1 .. to to be maared frns the letter ship. sad r ...A to O. reamer& The V•ftleallee, 84, Captain eat I, wdl , n is reported, alined) fill up her complies's% con a• 4 lov r the Emrvre.—By the W.et Indian moil vs learn 26. h 5.,A saber the Asia was at Valparaiso. •1 .ss als.at to sail for the ...et of Mosta*. The rata her passage to Puma,. The 0 roan to .\•a. 0411,41110.—M•auder frost Valpa- MAllt of Ilealer.-11.111.8. Driver, at Paaams, MILITARY. ItINI,NTS IN THE MAteurs.—Wootwicu, —sem o,teral Perim, C. 8., Major-Omen) I I. • .laer °Seers arm tabled ete day, at tyro a'slock, p m., . s, t' area expetiatente with Quartermaster leas. The trial was mile !lilt the view of • her rho workmen could wake fusee equally e dl F... bore's yl+n ea be 0 utd Ilium it Poops shine I , trieg lb- experim. me—tea 32. pousdm and Ave post.d. re. TM rut& of the easorrinwels elbowed • • ....I.& fusee ere evideady the ►eet sad tweet r the Item fumes being very ozpeselver, es thwy ;..red sod bald to the shells by strews. Lasts. .1 !Indio re, of the labor dory d. puttees; NM li ..4 ear. rat 'belle with wooden flues, wade • S;er . ... thetn — reati;of which were lioults to 'bestow r inisu iv the shells when expanded whh water, ',cud is dry ware +esker. The U rtettast.colosere plot. moll staple, being merely to wake the wow It e sh. Lansaw, .ed the seek of the fuse convex. Is ". . 0 re. 4 rat. blows with a warden mallet are sat a. to drive tree has • boa. at the time they are gutted • 5 , 01 t'ver are •aler end Iwo liable to la 1 oat trust the tun te w ilteht thin any trevionaly tried. The whole fuse. Bred tts.dey were on the plan described. . t.te4 01 linden* seidenee et its superi , trity sod tin' • 1 14 , 41 every circumstance, and freedom has danger turn*. Arum with tin VI. truytT Oftowit .vrrnteas PLovonmo • —Mr. I. D. Piper, .1 Cola* Sweets., in beilfolle, t t 1-me been eoseineed test on arnaod eowsperatirelp shoot gi.Rbt be grown for many lIIICCOIDIMO years, t area stemma on th. ease pier of land az .sew wee" stop sheet 'wheat 'nowise a pliinek to Monett, it. The wily aril hi. twee • hoe, sr d that Inertly to remove the ' • wird,. The entree be* bre. to ninths wheat with etatible, to hoe of the tweed. end hurts th to, and t • ~ .i11.14. in seed between the old stubble. to the reties* °. 0• k sad a halt per awe, the tows Wins one f , iot spin. 1 • o medium et *he fire pests ending 1849 wes 10 • • outtiels er sere ; the prodnee of the pre s zalgur •" • tube 1 host" l per sere; and there is a 7 • • ••• teen so the lend. Mr. Piper has elpeadierl la ir:y cheat 41 10.. pee erre, bat in snits of this ."' ' rent, tithe, and s eipdtresing of SO bushels of e " shy Otar Intit on SO acre lest Isme.a.llMll W eta !previa Express. &snags helisvod oh the Also etio‘wele 'Waded nosy part of the original, aid Itier vendee ►ad ever Piece hen used kg Ilea Lord Ehuiley was therefore quite innocent of the earns el clip ping ; and mom proimbly such an idea sawed tato the Goble lore. bead. (A lassie) Alder/ask SIDNEY mid it wee well knows that Lord Stanley, whim secretary for Ireland, permitted the D ,say version of the bible lobe eircalated in that country, aid that was a clipped version. Alderman HUM P FIERY said it would have bees a very int.:ler/tat act io Lard Stocky to cheek lbe Doug VrniOn, sad the .üble lord could never have contemplated each an bPseiou. Alderman WILLIAM BUNTER said that he could set be, a moment suppose that the Pdpe bad a tight to divide the wintery let,* Nes, sad to appoiat archbishops and Whop, to exercise awboraty is them, and he rejoiced to d• 4 that too feeling of the whole pordiatios was in direct one.). titian to so eaosstreas a ',take. (Chien ) The mottos was t►ee agreed to unanimously, and amidst laud acclamations, sad the smut having been sleeted, es ultimo te lase Majesty was read and adopted with similar hearty demonstrations of approval. TIM MS TO TH2 SATZ LORD MAYOR. The smart t►es saaalsously amairsose in a veto of Musks to she lase lewd Mayor for his odour/ibis conduct is the *hair during the past year. The vote, which will he bound is an advertise's. u., ea. prop , sod br Alderman Bir Peter L owl*, and seconded by Aldersae tionpturry. The e'en then adjoined. * • "16:11-..e.e..41•0. C2fe:oje ifh et. .0 14-0- "#" -14 * .. . . ef. /i .--< ' ' ' c:7P-Z--.e .....et.. . 0. 4 / - • • . • . • •" • . . . . , • • No . 1,322.1 LO ,„•ii FLowER Rows.- THOMAS F. pAre . A... I ENCROACHMENTS th P.,..s ..-,,, mi. swum ef Dun newer lade Irma Heerk . ia -).,,,, • Ctioteresidiorese , Inelressoft. Isms. bee - as ~._... et his selehrud best eseentiot- , or •t'eur • II nee amid Ms Altatike. COURT OF ALDERMEN. To • '' ''' S , ''' li ri tst i,,,. ts mermen Ira flambe. Yesterday a nowt was held specially to consider It i • II I ''' ~..-... e n•Y -- " IS flov amid lifordwren C 1. ....:1V , rt. he maw used Onus. the nodes of sastion-u That • dutiful - sad loyal address be im g 1 .. ,,.11.Nr .18. ' su writ Ohm Othillen. prolonged to bet One gelation, Majesty en theists sedulous th %P.. -_,„- . a k Nods r b . ''' . - '" thesease. 99 Lthrlnt Mb amts. easecintateite of tie Bishop of Row oa the snpremsoy of to - I • is i , U.'" 4 • ge Limpet elde Chem. her Idsgesty, *Min deduce of the lam sad constitution of f r g f t T ' 6 ''''l". I 'writ thole cif the lent onsifity, WM, et hems this poelestost nenntry." I C "•,;.. ~', oios the ahem liw Ste UMW , On illog mi. TIM emu below dieted of the nun woe crowded. in F. -.,•‘'"-- ..,, e at, red be sot lontallethlth. The sort Whig*, first held in the new mayoralty, the 0 i to L'..2,„„...„ NO Lai Meyer and diorite arrived la state at the Guildhall, and r ----" v - CHIMNIEB.-NO utal.m. PAY.- ell the prthedpol dime were in attendance. S ::;4:.1..4 rtf . t..% f lutG b ; . lin gtri ll 13 dri zArg i r. " r i aruk i. ri "n ron he TM LORD MAYOR addressed the court, gad expressed C • ' one. , ;+ 1 •""" s el wag a i ury his pelisse Mimes upon the cordial mistimes of kis hi so . ~ ; as ps/. erne. The num t e• : Vi e aid obt.tontot ths estemenedherneer, J. L blether megistanue la the performs:see of the Important w I e -*/ * c ' 1:1. 131 / 0,.1 " .ul " ( I " dill° west a altfoolmal). duties whisk he was ailed upon to perform. Is making to" • the appeal he this obermien, he pertionluly urged the mew fa I er "--------=---.- FL UB - sky of posited auandasco in the abort of which they wore w ' --- . 1 t ONLY STOVE N'ITHOu 1 - A FL megalson ; sad woo responded to by the cheerful end owl w eatursients, T: %, ~'e rttf..NT, br Timin sgths. l . B3b eraPA meow mu seguittorme of the whole assembly. (C , .; , ~hersewromme. I ` . " '. ~..' .t. prise from Pa ere opererds. Jegneellecous dean Tilt LAU PAPAL 'Dice. I w- - ' k eelson mai "rod ebb the lore! ro. , _! , #. Sir PETER LAURIE rose to move, in pentium of the as - ~: It is 4t hmere Utheet Silleellt er WPM' adios given at the let wart, ma addrem to bar ItisiestY U '''. ... 4: T , " '° b '" " "1.11 ihe ede pressor% maw wax 1...,-. to rr •••", g i......, , m a , *e a t , Depth wee the lan repel aggrados. He mid that having already , ! • ~• „ „s. torsonal w he . the erteeihet ha . .. we ezineeed hio seetisneato on the sedlost in the Court of II i i. s..tl - - -1 . 1, ; lal , W .... r ay .* p.B( maw, ft, es. Cecinas Council awed elsewhere, it was sot his thus** to , . • •,• " I _sse rt Lr' t ,„l . ! re - ell e with the med end these IA the Memo Wog on tits attention of the Court of Adrienne .. 1 .. I •`""Y‘''' '-- res. red Ile. Plesdieetrod. P l e . - ‘ 01. :) 1 • 004d *" while Ito had ondemoured to express what he believed was I t Eufsl KR AND ALL OTHER STOVER. - the nrotineuts of he bre th ren. he had eke foacovllsms e a to L It • F ..,,,,,.,„ .. eronnu MUM er REGIMIL end era the ezpressice of anything whist either le seneruhgt ; . ‘,.. 'twee hum .I. NI". a SIN esba ros imtg=i3 el- phrase might he considered ea stuck on the c Apo = c t• -, ..4 veto, .4 debts. 1ff,.., smimmgm , am mono ef Ms Roman satholie fallow-subjoins. (Hest. he a r, ... given Sztee. mum •••' ;:".:',. w L .,.. w e ; ditto, ma await eressolis ape ens Tile Twills' was not a religious bet a 1 w: , ',....." . W i ll h - i s on thr.llll regggonnillign liassies. Th e souk wee nos cle dna If agreadon i t a--- ..e0 eau test; iwerre flea= tante - ow upon the protestant faith as en usurpation of au eu tweineei • s• - ' '.. ..uernesseno, frem II 18s. la L 1 Mt Weelsla s te4 of their proterant sovereign. (Cheers.) rh o e gg,. ... u, SI is SlLleoter'e sod ether Muted which he would have the honour to propose r ree t rime t eht , " ;; ' . 1 ' h ' .. " 1"4""1Y k'.. .... ... . in the very highest degree, because it was on •to er a* t h e I l Lila, WARRANTEIf. - Th e Wed sovereign eru bound to return en answer f reee t h e u m " . itof TABU. CUTLAST le the werat, an marks* Ind that answer would be looted for wit" „ w enn sw or d s, ' • Rif.. end li N tN) t . ... Nid onetin Kra te . e. tnener n alwi e r s alU en. anxiety. (Cheer) The people would tr. krw apes u ...! : : ri s... , ‘ 1 11 . 1 . 1 .?.... 1) "... t . ri, et heteiethet en mew .. whom they were to depend. Every .ap nisi= would he • • 8- - .. : , ~f ,h, Lagrnege Of rue mien Wash ivery.leendltd weighs' and overt word would be • eslfr di 1011111 Md ; cad the s' ~ „ ~,,„r t , ~,,,oure, 10s. par down; iimeerte t le sash, people would see low far the answer f ma the thruas. given r. t.. ' ... 1. .1. , doom '.trs; 8.8.688, as. Niter Pal bolo son the responsibility of the Want, ie wee i h e .,i shee 1. :.. - Is , . t° 2 "- Wassail; II anwe w eet witniNsrwi th the sentiments expressed in the ; Atm o f t h e p eem e er ; " r• onus hose talk WM. fres ea. per ilmeni 1. - ••• • ...-.... e.- ......... s...„..b ene en and how much of that letter wee ' As iadividael. and how t se-. - ' • ' •`' ° l. 29 '. wee ,'" Pari l h gg . "7 la hl e 'nt en t et . ' .... ' - ' - ereen t o . nee h. much tbe opinion of ch. chid advise , a u,..,,,„„ . - H, whi ad , 1 . ...: es oweedanwet Wyse and helm Inemesustlether. in due time, hand the address to t h e r i g h t k onowi bi s rd •• :,, utsr plated fob sersn. la iallnes Also • lerge learned Recorder, and tie . part would deal witl• ; . . ."".. PAM'S won% . 111 .• of tho ben quelitf. it as they thought right. •. . • ..n that low role for welch see establthisent kW OM h e ehoo kt gum „ranger. t o i_Nifs with i. .iNifet that i - . .r see than a router of • enatury • reading of the address, ae ' 1 ° WOO D. 11 . 0 Z t " eo alu esiat u • P :t n w t i n ts e ( i ~ ,L. uriel tor every article met approved of. . end* earreviana ea well ea of every Iron- :. .. .I...onea,the forms of the mart On t o all ow the pubbcation of such a . t . .. ~,.. at (;.ir poet) free. docume nt until after the pr etontet i on to t h e bl o b pawnor , 0 C1'1:711'1 nee Rippon and Barton, 11, oltl'OßD. the r w a ho o m tio t w o e f slo h t i e c ti n ded. h. t. m dir .i l:e . t:r . La .ll. uzi w e th th e e n submitted wm I. r,.,, 1.. ne rof Newatheerset ; and Nat, ' Established in Mellsetreet. MO. Alderman FAREBROT ;dB a said he felt great pWuu re • ' .... I 0 0 S floe AItGAND LAMP OIL, 4s . 6d. per in seconding the prop dies. He would elate briefly to the court the Opinion w tw a t, h e h a d f orme d hews ... vat • If , -Illis , e l 7 91 0 111 N, Nie 0 NnINZ T NWNIN and N '' which so naturally eau pied in • very high de g ree the poldie , .hy the eallity gad wary. le soupy applicable for the r. A . A. 4, snub istentob e god every description of lialMt Ott M i nd. Protestants w told do well end wisely to unsi ur I, . „augments goo Ss shrug* and heathery of ithht,walt. that the assumed ;Loin against w hi c h ch. national indign, . 111 A quell, agleam parity, w it wid not erwrode the meet don Ind born w Ill'aell routed wu not a power recognised IL ~. , ;., irwitiswawasy to the downse of ownestalos tom" by the great CAtb.OVIC families of England-wee not in noises g 1 • ..•her elk, gidgetehinhert with the add. Half 'ri m with the polity of the It =an (culottes teitabtiehed in this II ,- . 1 . lased hoo swum miles-Sold sly pada* of 01111 eonnhry. It would be idle and absurd to suppose that the r• i, I to.. en moodmate. 39, Cannonotred„ lity. E eel Marshal co , England. c.ntributing as that Wanness per• ri': Ir. NEW CAN D LE.-SMITH'S OTTOMAN son coatributell in every way to the support of the honour • I . A tte. per donee, is a audit of eurramina beauty and and dignity of the state, and elevated to so high an efkrial k i 'lts*. It lb lateinined equally by the economist as its position, could be at all concerned in any attempt to institute r AAh'‘ Ind So ben mono for It. tilrilt avoessnos a roligimajuriediction oppoud to that which wee as firmly 1 • . .PLY: W Oh 111. Plesthes 2 Sul • ISAT CHLYNI established in the heart ot the people of England. It was . . I.• : i t., 7.. et mane); litoomi-asctinno Oil, impossible that such en individual could tor • moment think . • 1.o; mart 11 phl and pas for Vise k Leaps is id. : ,t....1e. Id; le. WA per lm-aloft, nt, it ma ;suety or moan aria the petition be held or subjecting to guano* . ' . ,tods.orest). Itouesera the widross. Lists free by sal, the allegiance he owed to the sovereign by eceOpersting with -.tend wields Me Mho. the Pope of Rome in the ex , raordinary designs which had recently been promulgated to the people of England. He ' !.. X IHKB.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOI( , for bad no spprebension of the kind. He believed that if it l • uon onsinelbs This °dos' Sam& erceseuee , were netheary to undertake a regular stand-up &flit for the • ..• .es tlso sus and ideate eosin "web of the tin religion of t h e country , t h e era% Roth. litho families ~ o ne two from the .crier. 'hays *Ng NN W ., N NI " of the Country would most resolutely and unani •• .ed thus officinally theists en fobs,ter. duds • , „ ~,,,0 10n0, 0 n, ,, en d o u t , enteenne , ' w e d., Th e mously join in its defence. They knew that the W ....t ,arena to tie cheek, end the softness and deaden Principle of worship existed here without the ty• w .. .0.... uu the hand. andsuns render it Indefeasible to rainy of interposition, that the cremate addressed at r . I ...Ist inm , n, alter eharbm, will and It shay all twitches the Creator in Isis own way, and according to the impressions if • ' , net do-a...stet seder n soft, °swath* ape P I NINN - end the dictates of his own heart. (Cheers.) He agreed 4 and 0....1. pre bnttle.-Flevare of Rpurioue Indiana n ?? with Lurie, . _ mach . to st 1 ... .eu„, bye the . oi . d . ....h.& K r i m 0 . the Sir Peter t Mitt lon wen b e Oppfe• lit . ct ,, ,,ii ) end K m. , a,. t i on . ner d rn , bonded from Popery than from Puoyism, which was per • oil be I. 1.0% • la I. • . ~ . .1 b y ell clorrolote and perfumers. fen ming all its manicuvres and evolutions, se it were, la le - to 1 i tii'l'Eli,'S BLACK CURRANT COUGH looked with more than °editor, anxiety to the fr.rthcim- le 0 I • hut,n Bottles at Is. lid., and 2a. ed. each, pothers OM ice year, when the aireropolis would be Shied with people es I ••• -t.i anal,• to lie doers In their beds the retreehlog eels from all parts of the world, sad he considered that it was es I • ...I ' 4, " p, tvock.t l .ll• fro . "Pwudl.tk m. It I N NN N 16- seaway, , before the arrival of that moat important period . 11 ; ' " '',.. "Unk.lll of em i nent. ha • end "1'41114W" e° " ll* . to give expecsion in the strongest manner to • feeling whin" il ...wren finer i es, Mess cough, eurnumution. A eagle i ~,,,,,,I, y or e lie wirr i c „i i , seer ..,,,,, ot h er ggeg if he eas convinced inflamed the English oaths, as it Nonni. 111 ;c . c . i s wiw c w. z .t hibnany end Co.. Oxford-sine ; oral the Eng:ish character. (Load cheers.) sau-nreet. • red all ebereuits, in bottles et Alderman SIDN KY most heartily agreed le the .cheat • .ou fa. thl. alsU=arle . s. -110 sernd __, • l9 h 1 99111, Pr„,, sad opinions expressed by Sir Peter Laurie. His believed is I - 111 • A" CLIIIIAI r r couaa guile, ••• do lit ... that the proceedings of the Court of Aldermen would be oh. a, in polies= inthenon. serval by the public with peculiar int. rest, inasmuch as the la t . iTHER CURE of • NINE YEARS' COUGH mews, of her Majesty would ilantedlat• ly follow the present. ik II Ins. LOCOCIVA I-mm=o MA //.Roe -r I ads of the addles.. and no doubt reiterate the sentiment N I .... ni _a we e , .h e h e g e ism, wygh g ot gua i li gerl tientidaed is it. (Cheers) He did not to the same weal :. .....dkaat ee ran it. fres ene hoe of Ur. Loewe's Males ie sequins in the oho reeds% made by Aldermen Fate is - . 'Mai Mare fruit. and her rout is ...4. inereed/ brother. He feared that Alderman Parebrothor Oil in mot i " ." pr. L wart', Wane glee 'natant rebel and a rapid sere in wings iog that the high Roman althOlie families of Ens m ' ' ' ' o m it "; f a all o 4l ‘ NN ", ~o f th :. b ' e r th . Nd „ „ 1 ,"*" . ',,,,. Th h ,1 land wore not in favour of the 01011eMent of the Pope. H. A • ~.:'..,r„. . ,";,7* 0,.. - 5. 8i , 5 4A,..' - ". - Thet . -- , g ",,,r, -- "L 00 ,..t. r - n„ Mid had himself beard the eon and brit of the Dike of Nation! en N ~i. a 4 Ir.. Ake Dr. LOC CIS'S YEYALE WAVERS, declare that until the It men catholic, were in posonsion 0 ... 1.4 Lease Iles a pleaseat teote. ll•rase 1,10.. all the rights to which they had originally considered theca ex . I - p•-r hos. All Me IMAM' Waller sumo ere mon- 'elves entitled, they wkuld never cease Ism agita•lon : I wits it would be sten whether the Roman catholic' w ri • "I'‘lEN I 1 -FIVE YEARS' NERFOUSNEBB, sot eadrasourieg to inflict •poe the provstints of Koplin.: is r ' ' ' ..4 ,. a n". 4 , "0"1"4 ineditheeea sm °mkt,ld ones frm whki III" Wintolerable tyranny is , popish domination. (Cheers.) 8 9 sod Sisk as we mese, is •i • ...:•,.. gelid by DU 114111111ra lUSITAJJEITA A MMHG Alderman HU '.l PEERY said it wee gain a novelty ti ne •, • n-Ist tisee.-W. R. Moves, tool Incr. him that any admintetraiioa bed, to us the ',Wilmer o MI ' 'AA' : than' dstiesta. nareourerna, debidt A rtle , Alderman Sidney, clipped the Word of God for the Room 4 • ' , t00% ig ell* 61, rear hodi samilsom Po abbe ealleolse people, or gamed anything of the kind to be done d . ~..• hoes Olbetnally rased by DU BAltltre Mikis* ober. hear.) P 1 ' '''""e reed Wig wet *eh "L-a". Jaen W • P 15.14 Alderman BIDNRY (u we understood him) ascribed ti 6 11 ' " I' in .. . it ' M3kr".l4. .wa and ....,.. Time. " 1W g ........ ".."1"1.1.4 Lem Stan k the cli • of the el)! adapt it to th i q dipping bible is • • : " '" '. 6 " ..0 ' •• , 1 .4..bit ft , b/A :A l Mif;411811 by DO mete of tie HAIM CS , b.. 1.0 Perry. 1 • .:%• • itrinAnroOlittlitil fwd.-A/am etas; Arshiman of Alderson HU NIP HKIt Y said the historical nu Alection , .•°""+""a "-Sold le wwitnew, l o lll NII hinf 9 fneme.V d Alder's. Aldus epos the subject were rather inaccurate WI ' " ''' . %1 •• MSeN. s N 4 S ib , W I Ha t; ISb 2 " In "' It be that a P ee centuries ago the Roman c obeli, di , , ....,t. tab. et tag.; Mts. m Ille.-IDU aARRT end , ne ; neteent. tandient ..,Th e to an d ig thet me w. • en. Fri .. . ... prestribod ...i f . o d r .4 ttir .. fl a ock a version cf the . bibl , . coact& of the nelsinai. ant •rrur En, „, Roman done. w I 114, ST. ANDREWS, HOLBORN. Yesterday tossing a public meeting of the ichsbi mat- et me united parnhes of St. Andrew's, Holborn and 11..0 .oete the Martyr -ea held la the Ha I of tit i World:oust, Gray's lamlane, to &tree to an Walt IS to ler Majesty on be above *abject. Toe asaernhly, whii It was ezoveitiegly numenus, wea presid.d over by the Ray. Dr. Worthiugwu. Ire CHAIRMAN eeid they were now placed Ina crisis im whin tan hartie• ware at. at seriously corm/aped, area essittitsing the swami*. machinery of Romanian, they ought not to be lapin* whilst It .m. was proceeding in a suesseaftd caner. To. pr-sperity of ifs a raisin wan owing to the emanating of prtestantism on its pelitinlineitutions. Dent. not he •ttntiut ,b . a to Ott seatioo, for natistitssi owed that in that respect t'.it country wes .n.erine to some others. (Hear, hear ) TI.. pr..cot of Heine was one whin he had anticipated for 1.01,1 this vast Toe Pape, hevia., been a NOM, from his owe capital, trot hav:og no plwer at linnse, it was natural that he !should I look oat for it Stance abroad, and it was natural too that be ohould dir et sp Mal attention to this umpire. (Haar, hoar) It amen cathalics ware not mann, a lesson by the great rattiest demonstrations new being mute throughout the land it must be because they w. not subject to Judi MI *Alonso.. (Hear.) Popery bed, however, a damning 'aflutter at on basun nun, and had riven many proofs of it. .re, r• wee a dual. d digeneracy enenected with elmon all satiate wl. n the rt men e Wow k relision wu dominant. He rejoiced to sae his Sanas tellow•tounnineo sluing forward i t defence of the us *tonal inatitsuon., and amongst the m the eatablblied church. The memos use ese ler a.-hoe hewer* dm/enters and thereon.* and mu of all political rphda.ne Mr. DANIELL, beraider et law, sowed the goat realm We. He esegrat Ma*/ the areetine on the. UOSOCI of whim, wit, and !wheals tor the peep so of sel•apthig an middens to bar Majesty. This au no quer in of theologist/ sostrevony, ' et ui pony strife. He conclude/ by reading the tumoral at Isog. Jir. CLARE wooded the stoiloa. The impost Odra meeting gave tae Hs to the report circulated lam week, that who bad been Malaise messes fsr the Heads% Men& He did met hew vitae teeplansilos the Bishop Leedom maw to give herea ft er, but same ez ma de. He Mlles had a right to =met. (Hest, .) It Now ma who had a km*/ tomer& popery were to =lee dm ate* of Boehm* ftemserew, neither that ' M Sig faith woeful he anythingto leer. TM saga dam, ol all mei, enOt to have 111112 Aft mad le Ore leelneemiNe ehmey to amid it. en mire unfortunate In his appointmeaft. The Rem.lllr. Spencer was brought up and tutored by him —be w his chaplain; and yet Yr. Spencer walked over to popery. Similar was the ease of Mr. Allies ( b A eel" "Let the bisop go over.") He thought the ishop led beta too long s n going over. (Cheers) Again, the Bee. Mr. Bennett, of St Barnabas, Pimlico, was promoted by the Bishop of London, sad he had notoriously shown a strong inclination towards Rome. The Rev. Mr. Dodeworth was promoted by the Bishop nlLoadoe, sad he tee western to the old lady. (Laughter.) Toe Rev. Mr. Oakley was promoted by the Bishop of Louden, and went in the same direction. The rev. gentleman who had filled the locum henry of St Phillip, Stepney, was another of the bishop's protegee, sad, after beteg nurtured In that school, he was off to popery. The Rev. Mr. Wade, MSe Ann's, Soho, was another of his lortbilup's;friends ; he was off to popery; and there were • great many more who had taken the same *ours*. Now, ought ti. at man to be allowed to continue in the church of England ? (Loud shouts of " No, no," and "Tent him out.") He concluded by proposing an address to Lord John Russell, in which the appointment of limes catholic* as ministers at foreign courts was strongly wade:noel. Mr. G. TAYLOR seconded the motion. He said he did not blame those who Lad left the church of England and sone over to Rome ; he rather applauded them. The parties most culpable were those who ate the church's bead after 'hey had rejected its principles. The son of England would set in a very few years if Roam ben me dominant militia her borders. Let all chum, then, unite in opposing the Pope, and endeavour to place their protestant principles on • secure basis. (Cheers ) Mr. PURDAY. a nonconformist, supported the motion. As regarded the Bishop of London, he said, the explanation of his present attitude was singly this, it was • two of-a trade business. (" Hear, hear,' and laughter.) Tito address was then adopted unanimously. Mr. TAYLOR suggested that when the address to the Queen was presented to Sir George Orey, it should be ae cAnpanied by a preccaron of the puisbioners. A G in the body of the room said it was sobs generally known that her Majesty was surrounded by petals in bar own household, and was bound head and foot by them. (Rear, her ) The CHAIRMAN assured the meeting that there waste ground for apprehension on that subject, and ots d that, were , he we otherwise, by exhibiting • legging towards popery her Majesty would forfeit her title to govern those realise (Hear, hear) Mr. DANIELL, banister at law, claimed perm'eslos he make an observation. Harriman were, he observed, apt to gossip in courts of law, and to fancy that they eta herd rumours on authority which might be dammed upon. A very few days titer the Pope's ball was published there miss • report current amongst them that her Majesty, the Ent time she read it, seat instantly to Lord Joke Ilail4lll, ems manatee his immediate attendees*. Oa arriving his lord ship found her Molest, reading the bull, and the first thing which she said to him was this: "My lord. am I Queen of England?" Lard John Hemell replied," Wno dams doubt it, madam? " ' and her Majesty's r. joinder was. "Lock to it, my lord." Hence, they might depeed upon it, bad arisen Lord John Ressell's movements, and the invitation which had bees Riven to her Majeetp'e eubjetre te do what those assembled were doing that night. Hee Majesty was se stand as the British oak. (Tremendous and long canalised cheers for her Majesty followed this seta mitt.] Toe gentleman who had risen before renewed the subject, and observed that the damping master to the Queen's chi:dree was. he Mitered. • Rouse catholic. Me. M'CIiRISTIE begird to wave the gentleman and the meeting, for th.or satisfaction, that the royal dancing master was a Scotchnian and a protestant. (L tughter ) After a vote of thanks to We chairmen the meeting dis h period. DEPUTATION TO THE BISHOP OF LONDON. A deputation from the pariah of St. Mary, New ington, .►ited upon the Bishop of tndos, by appoistmeat, at L ndoa•bouae. yesterday, Neodesha 19, in order to pro sent to his lordship a 11101 numerously signed address. The deptastios war hooded by the Roy. A. C. Oulow, M.A , rector of the parish, who prefaced t►e presentstion of the address by a few eppropriate remarks, espressive of the protestant feelings of his parishioners at large, and of the sincere attachment of the signers of the memorial to their diapered diocesan. Tb address, which formed a large roll •pwerds 01 66 tent in length, *contained 4,302 sigastans, end wsa winded in the following terms: To the Right 800. and Right Rev. Charles James, by Di, ♦inn permission Lord Bishop of London. " We, the undersigned, the rector, clergy, adorehwarders, and other inbabitanis of the parish of 8•. Mary, Newington, Sorrel, is your lordarp's diocese, hog most respectfully to approult your lordship, and to urea our sincere attach ment to year person and to you sacred ofßes, under the priOtitt peculiar aspect of religtous matters in this church and kingdom. Justly aroused at a runt Mission of all t►at we hold most class, as members of the Reformed English Church, by the issue of a papal hull, coastituting one archiepiscopal province sad twelve episcopal sae in this land, we beg to record Gar firm protest auinst this most unwerrutible as. adoption of polar on the part of the Bishop of Rome ; to deny his right, ether upon scriptural, rational, or eonstita- Mosul grounds, to interfere in t►e spiritual government of a fo reign andlndepende of state ; and to reject, es an Mash to oar 'emus seam and religious easoietions, the imputation he rob, cast upon our whole church am seh+am►tie, and upon the en tice order of oar ministry as invalid and insgular. We desire to express to your lordship our unfeigned allegiance to du holy oatholic and apostolic church established is those real as a I die and lid. g branch of the church of Christ ; and to seknowlydge our willing service to yourself so the only duly appointed and c matitutionally elected bishop of this division of the tams. And at Oa same time we record oar utter abhorrence of all those dangerous innovations and sunup:oral superstitions which have rendered, and still reader, it incumbent upon us, se a *arch and a nadoe, to separate from and protest glass% the eerie, thumb of Reuse." Toe BISHOP, in reply, expressed hie great gratideatku at nativist( such an address, embody Wit, as it did the aeati spats of so numerous and resposable a portion of the Christian ectsamooity. He did not suppose that the import area of the present emergency wee by any mesas overrated but is bis opi•.ioa the Prelate of Rome had little asuicipated the universal—tor it was all but universal—fa ling of indigna tion sad abhorrence which his point attempt tad called forth in this lead. He did not think that triers was any reason for demise/ the church of Ragland to be in danger. On tee coirrary„ he believed that the church would be ma •orislly strong - he ned by this aggression of the Bishop of R sae, as the people of this country would be lad to examine and consider more deeply the claims which the church of Beit'and bed ou their support and love. Every nation had a right to have Its own independent national church ; and however greatly this country might be indebted to S•. Awns tine for the revival of the light of Christianity, Utere was utd hire •ly a church of Britain Rag before the P.pes of ft me had ever thothilit of potting forth their pretensioes to a•.ivereel spintoal authority. One lowa he would eaue•iJ 'imitate on all present, both clergy sad laity, onstity, that they shou'd studio sly avoid every measure that might seem to bay • any tendency towards B me. The hope entertateed by some that there might be a oaion of the church of England with the church of Rome Was I rawly fallaeinue. Rome would not give no one of her superentiono sleet a., whilst the church or England, in ceder is meet Rome, would have to relinquish the simplicity sod verity of the gospel. Es therefore trusted that they would make no 1 thins w►atever ea the liturgy, nee in short Wu any step that might appear to indicate a disposi- tion to join R dese. The bishop concluded by trxbortlag the denotation to adhere to their sortpatral liturgy:wad he fedi. virtual* to adorn is their lives Use &striae of God trier dart or, sad then they might laugh to seers Um imagism efforts el the enemy. THE BISHOP OF LL&I4IDAFF, The following is the BiAcip of Liaising!'ls reply to en address seat Inas by the steer, alsersimardear, aid tles pariabi..aera of Aberdare : •' I r laadelf Coast Nov. Id, IMO. "My dear b. ytia will mew the parlaltioaees Abred ars tbst I heartily *laser wide Meat be the ladles• des wklab they hays expressed at the nowt set eld aggrt► Moses** pert of die Bishop of Beat It Y s gram gads- period. t wbich eancti- Since the meting of the represent& give, of the metropnii!an railway companies and the or amides 0 r,.. mittee in September lot, the railway ropy g e se a tirra hsve been considering the nature of the increase I paiblie mum modation which the railways should agree. to grant during the Exhibitiou of 1861, and have asseated to certain racoon• mendations, the most important of whisk are as follow.: 1. That sack railway company 'Weald a tordevery railway facility for the mareyenes sad delivery , I amides intended for the Ealtibiion, allowing a thecheetior. , of nee-halt the railway charge to exhibitors ma the folio sring coaditions: That the articles be declared is wri deg, with every in formation se to the denomiastion, and classi6eation of goods, and the dimensions, or weig ht at packages, with other stabile particulars, to be *lined by, lig on behalf of, the exhibited, with his agreement to a' aide by all the condi tions herein specified. That the goods shall lee received, so tamed, and delivered a.. the 1a01114.0 risk of the owners, wink...at-my liabil:ty on the part dim railway compeer. Tint upon the production of a car Bantle tom any load eommitterratating that the articles see done Ade iamaded for the exhibitioa, the prepayment of mar half of the meal railway rale, with the charge for del sway, moompsaied by I an agreement es to nee-liability of the -railway emtpany, shell... Male the exhibitor totems the goods -scrocievered and delivered. That, if as inch medicate be produce], the ordinesy tail s/ay este and charts dor delivery WWI be- prepaid. to the company (-he toregosag deCaratioa sad weeniest as to non-liability being famished at the mail time) upon an on. donating binding the company to tipsy to the allifiitor one•haff of the railway 'have as soon ma realism* sisal he pradesed,stesing theightmeidgoods hem boned/ay admitted to the cehibision. 2. That in order to eneearage the early karate fen of subeeiption glebe " is the country, to enable tliv tabooing clown re moat to Loudest and beat Owens the diebibition ef 1831, the railway emapaire should now wadertehe to convey all poisons eo serbeeribing to local Globe at a Mil , railway fan Inc both journey., up and lows, whiebohall in no ease exceed ike 'sledge foe by parlietweatary tonna ,or the journey is wee dieseetioo, with as abetment ten We tances, =hem to the renditions:—That in moan, it journeys to Leaden. the Amid° miles shailiderays beaks as 100 miles, and Ibh•f• this °beano@ shall tamed IMO miler, an allowance in the fare he made on the following .awls-: For the lint rases 100 mike, I.6th, or BP per eeet.ie &Reseed ; for the mood sures 111 miles, &Mites or 30 per cent be allowed; for the third sang 100 who, 2 6.15. or 40 pm cent. he allowed; for the (mirth 'emelt* mike. d or 50 per cent, be allowed. Thaw for inetseu,-0 direnew of 150 m 4 will be mid kg as 140 milu; 200, UM; 300, 250 ; 400, 310; 500, 350; mid is like proportion between W. respective distances. That 250 pameagen for the whole Journey must M ew eared, in order to eases a special train. the hoar of arrival In Loudon being made as coeval's' as resible fer the es gannets, and the time of departure for the mum journey being previously arranged according to ciscamstasees, but in no ease to mooed six days from that of arrival. That the railway companies shall not be required to bring up any subscription clubs before the lot of July, 1851, nor until the ideation's to the Exhibition shall have beta re duced to 1.., and then *sly at sush time as may be specially flood manias to the general envesileen et each COMel. fansrecommendations were cireelatod among the various t ay companies interested, and the andermaioned have s •::ift.d their scrptiesoenoe in the terms. Is le believed that a s s other railway oompeaies will ale. came Alterdien ; ! Ambergate, Not ham, sad Basta ; Mewl and Bram ; Citation's's; Cheshire ;faction; Chester and Holyhead ; Eutem Counties; list Angi'm ; Eastern Union; Paisley, and Greenock; Great Western; Great Northern; Kendal and %Vladimir* ; Lancaster and Carlisle ; Leeds *A Think ; Lndon and 136/0 , 011; Loedoe and North I Western ; London sad 8 with Western • Milliard ; New earls sad Carlisle; North British; North Seaford; North Western; Sallt1•11 Central; &nue Midland Junction; Shrewsbury and Chester; Shroishire Union; South D•von, South S:aff Id; Stockton and Darlington; York, New castle, sod Berwick; York tad North Midland. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE PAI3T WIZIL. Mot the acid &pail The mortality of Londoo, which rows, in its weekly sum, considerably above 900 at the end of October, when a sudden fall of temperate:le was ovaries/ed. has again dc dined, bat only to a smell extent, during the succeeding period in whisk she thenpseneter, as regards Ike mesa value of its isitioaloas, has nearly recovered its former position To the hat three wedge the deallii liavi Seen suecemiyely 346,921, and 90$. Taking the 10 week. of 1840.49, which eorrupoLd to that ending lest Saturday, the average masher wee 991 ; and if th 4 be increased in the rat n of peebable increase of population, It becomes 1,081. comtagoll with which the 908 deaths reemerged I.st week dip* • decrease of 173. la the pr-sent return con ▪ s Is fatal ia 126 saws, which is rather below the alimmuld aurae •, more than 100 of thus occurred amongst purr between 16 years of age end 60 Prom all other affections of the respiratory organ. ( eseln.lve of hooping. wroph), the deaths amount to 148, which is under the average • but it will be observed that though pneumoes, which ;twin off principally young person, is now lee severe than anal, brocchitie, which is spread more equally among all sr s, is fatal to rather more than its ordinary amount at this 1.111100. Amongst contagions diseue., small pox was fatal in 13 cases, of which two occurred to men above 20; end this douse has lately shown a tendency to 'titres's*. There .ied also 24 children of tussles, and 27 of looping-cough ; 36 ehildren end 4 adults died of scarlatina; 22 persona of diaereses, and dysentery ; hut no ease of clot. ra was eeriest red in the week. Typhus now pre dominates in this clam of diseases; and it was fatal, last woe k, to 66 persons. A death from low fever In John-street, TOtt•Dh1111.0011n-road, is directly ascribed by the medical a•tendaat to dei , Aency of sewerage ; and allarrevt example stators. and death arising from the neglect of elear.linaris within doors and the want of sanitary arrangements without, ocean' in Werwick.plue, Hoxtoe, and I. recorded by the registrar of the distriet. Within the last fortnight no fewer thee nine persons labouring under typhus have been brought to 8c Luke's workhouse from Warwick-plan. la this plus is a small court consisting of dirty halms, which ath IU provided with windows, and almost destitute of drainage, whilst the hilted ante have the greatest difficulty in getting the Wore removed by the contractor. The births of 7i7 b.ye and 794 girl., in all 1681 children, wars rsestered during, the week The mean readies of the barometer it thefficyal Obeer. eatery, Greenwich, was above 30 huhu en Bander, Than 11.7, and Friday. The mean of the week was 30 inches The mean temperature of the week was 48.3 degrees., which is rather more than the average of the same wet k in sere 0 year/. On Sunday, lgwd.y, and Tuesday, it was from dams' to 8 degrees above eke averages of these days. Oa the ant *roe days 41mo Mom Imperstare was only The English stock market is good and buoyant to- es day, the operators for the rice appearing to have 3 1 derived much in ire confidence from the favourable to interpretation now almost universally given to the present position of the affairs of the Continent. The tp appearance in the market of the government broker te as a purchaser bas also tended to strengthen the up. ward tone of the market, and altogether an advance to of g per cent. over yesterday's prices was established, to though at the present moment the full advance has t o not been quite maintained. Consols have been dealt et. in.at EC to for money, and 97k to for the account, to the present quotation bring 97 to l c , and 97k to I, respectively. tt The Three per Cents. Reduced have been operated in at 984 and 7; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Ceuta., at 98,171 and 981. Long Annuities, 1860, mark 7.; and 13-18 ; ditto 30 yearn, 1859, 7 948; le ditto 30. years, 1860, 8. South Sea Old Annuities, 95g. I:alai - nee Jells continue in fair request, and the price has not matted tram 87a. to 70s. prem. India onda, .tell, mark 89.. and 87s. prem. s u o m. Tim trasisaatians in the f .reign securities are still 111 very tridisig, and prices show no change, with the ere ption ea a olight improvement in the Russian Four-sad-4e Half per Cent loan. The official list quoits the following as the prices of it actual besisers;-11. -sedum Old Five per Cents., 1 88. Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Dutch, 57. Mexi can Boode, 32. Peruvi. an Four-and-a-Hell per Cents., to 1819, for the 29.8 at., 80; ditto Deferred, 30:. 10 it east in Five per Cet ito,„ 108; ditto Foar-and-a it - Half per Cents., 98! and I. Spanish Active Five per SO2. Coats., for account, 181. 23 L—Ta. D"' It INGII2II FUND Murk RIP*. 313 13 or CLOar, ilar,Ol4l OIL 3 puss PALL lortsL,o6 11 Ilr er "" 1 SO Jaw OS OM Anse,Sl3 14,1 114444 , HALM to to W. roamer: I'll IS' M 36 I par CL Atertrlaa Cond., , LM e 1144.. II Of r a, 0, ! isis. liosle.So SO 19.. Iralorirr 4 .4 Oast.. 3 7 u pot ic m : . ll s l4? Ws.. IT 11 6 1743• 6. 4•4 16 111413 1 w5a. 4 6 4., 1.11 6 1 Mg. C,olumb. 11.14.. C r Eva , lor 1444, rot Ot. Dead* 2k WI .4. Detel td 71 4 pw CIL Dutch GM.. 644 I 4 ~,,., 0 „ . • ...i. nm.. Ty CV NI r•Mag., 0 . 0 .... = 4 80 Dia, 8 , vigils L. IS 3 Do teo6. , laid*AU Ben.. 6 r 30 20 Dd . p i . O nee . MU.* i a. ~ cL y, imeas s'.. 30 U 3666sulaw i. *mg rem *.. n n VI 17 17 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. , tot. 800nah.-600 baits and 200 mass of Mass, ""."" In 24 pablut sale, and a smell Inn emir sold; white, 33 1 . 6d. to re 43e. ; teowa, 365. to 385., duty. paid. 460 01. do. ldescavado. Porto 144 c e. imported 'rem e °tiered and m boatht in, at Ws to 41s. 61., duty paid. Bet lard dolt, and i n priors with difficulty diverted. 1 1 Correa.—There ban sot been a nubile sale t w 557 " Ma- : reportvi by print.* contract. 1364 ord t° "/ native Celina quota, 645. b. 64. 13d. SO Brion dull of sale. 600 bass of Malabar ark in public ce ale ;s^aad, 34 ; damaged, 3to 311. 400 begs p im sato sold, SO , o 66, botn which were a Odd. lower. Maas so 6d• at ,eBt, yd. Nadnese, 2c. Td. to 3.. Bd. Cloves, ", ° "'""j 644. to 7d. h less pascal of whit* Popper afei an " to bought la at B.d. to 70. le Tan.—Ths nudist is Arm. Cortow watiaass dell. Smarril.—Rest sad brandy tiro. Is other artialfs so maternal *Verdian. Dap midst hew to last wont It* Louden, Lim, pod, Hell, and too Clyd• To the mid period lost yew 41.6 DIMAS PAID 011 11li Is MS I* MR WWII. Ilks. lariat ..- .......--....--.110 11 ; 113 $ Ilyslord ... —............... 1 " 010 Bristol Hull — 246,217 Clyde —...... %MAN Total 33.911,617 eue• Woe le IOU 419,230 COAL MARK KT.—THIS DAY. Bien Maio, 14.. 91.; W.lls Bad Hams% 165.; Walls Bad flaw res, 16s. 91. ; Walls I;ad Tses, 16s. 9d.—Ships at market, 61. TALLOW M ItK C.—THIS DAY. The demand for least diets consumption Is very smell for the season, and this cheeks tb• parents., for forward deli Tory. The qo Astions of rmdsy's market ere as follows: Town Taow, s 81. nett Pershora YC. on the .p o r, l lsl. 37 37,. 91 ; sil the ; year, e 371. 34., se ll ers; ]en., Yob., and ilsrsh. 37., • MARK-LANE. —THIS DAY. no law glycols of E. OM Wheat trash op for peers. inp's market wen nanny di•possd of at the raw se • and. although the demand for Walla was not Taloa was tally supportad. Fl.,ar was is :squad at day's prices.' . .. Barley la short supply, sad quits as doss. Z. I The Winner of the arrival of Oats railhead factors $ libp tabs the utrmy quoistiope of lastwatket day. .. , Beans and Pass were unthaned in value. gale urrp 1.0141)t)N FEW VIA NOV. 10 Wth NOV. . 4ess. Portia. l a Irish. row... • Whoa .........—.. ISM 1143141 —•-• ••»••. I 84° 4 430 ONO MPG I I s ou lam Th.. so wt.; ~..... a., .4.. !fe1t...... Vt. Two FIRST-CLMIS STEAM FRIOATES for the $Ns&% r ik. rc ager. .Matt bey* Now befit In the eels. Maharani elk. W. Wsgrom and Kr. Mszo,woro lonsolied at Illoolorsa piolordsy. NI Lee& and . Do. Pre!. p. Ct. • N0..1 17 Ditto Ditto... 2 5 Ditto Ditto... 3 • Do. Pref. Quartere,l643l 111 Luni:on end Blackwell . 100 Lon., Brlghtua, & &Gast 100 Do. New Sp.gua. Ct._ 1 11 Do. guarantied p. Ct. lax Ltoydos IVlde SO Do. Pref. 5 per Cent.... Do.CotivrL 5 p.tr...11131 111 Landon and Bromwich... 10 Do. Preerencre 100 Loudon & North-Western 17 Do. do. New 1 'Berm ... IS Do. FifUte . . I Do.Xloeb.,Panntlil.(C) 100 London & South-Western 411 Do. New, C5O Si Do. New, .1:10 3 Do. New Pre:eronco LowestoilOokr.4 per Cent. SI lianch.,2nr., sea Matlock ISO liatieb.,nbef.,&Lineoineb. $0 Do. 1 sham, No. IS Do. New Liu I'rel 41 Do. Man. a Llned.Unieb SS Do..l:so;baroi 100 Do. Rim. end Dosby 100 Do. Coca. B. et B. op. 100 Nor.olk IS Do. New 20 Do Ertenclun • Do. Duman. 51 per CL IS North Iln sub 11 Do. Preforence 174 Not tb nialiordeldre. 85 Oxford, Wore., a Wahl,. ZS Fronton end tyre 104 .11.ree tn) IS Road., Uutid., and li;ließe 111 Urn non and li kens .- 11 Do. nbeyrctit Extension 21 rootrig Central 131 cbrown & &rm., Liars A 94 Do., am B Do., New tiloaranlowl. . is a a 1L 19 + 161 11l i Gllidi* 10 lter: W. 31 Oetreetry Do. New . _ 10 De. per wet. Erse, - Se abropalvu Onkel 40 South Devoe ... 13 Ito. Preferesee it South t4tadrordsture SO South Ita•tere 30 death Wake Youth Yortahlie, Deem ter, and Goole le) ihe7., Itoth.taGoole Guar. I per Cana.. ._ 91 raw Vale ameo•soo 10 Wales fowl aid Palimony.- SO Wear Volley, p. CL. pia. U 1 itto Ditto SO Weet Leaden .. 10 Wats. Poetereet, A.O ape. 23 TorE,Newcaetle et lier wick 29 Go. Eat. (York& Norge. 9 Do. G.N.E.I* arta orPrei 17 Do. Ditt , , Do. Ditto 50 Tort aud North MidlaWli. 10 Do. Erasmus Foatuei ILeutwars. 01 Anglo-Hada& m Gate it'll= sad atavis) 10 Bodoni and amine 10 Central Immo (Vieraee) Dutch Rhenish Kant Lathan Great Labatt P;de;ua 1 Do. 1 10 traritur Melba; It Northerner Frame -7 Orate:rue &edema 20 Paris and Grimm 20 Paris azd Rouen .- 14 Peri. and Stra,bourg 10 lour sad Hans So leashre aed Waage 14 Toon sad Esetee 43 44 I 7 114 IS t IS il IL. 3 1 2$ $ 3 3 I 4 ds. I N i IN "I 111 !Si i If 21 7f 8 144 14 811 SI 01.. I pm 4 I r i VOL I 1 4 4 14 6 14 7 1 1114 4 1 41 618 10 II 234 66 di, 404 10 610 1.18 I LIVERPOOL, November 19. BTOOII - BICIR•NOL—T•0111 IVO a study suket to.dsy, bat _du traneattioes Were as sa,wou9.- 1 8alei: Bina. bid iesur 13.A..k..a ) , - b- _ 161—Chester end Holyhead, 141—Lan ....hire sad Yorkshire Consolidated, Vl—Ditto (filth shares), 713 16 d.—Lincsiver and Carlisle (third shares), 3 9-16 p.— Leanest'' , and Preston, 221 p.—Liverpool, Cro•hy, and Southport, 21 4 —Loudon and North Western, 119 181- 7itto (new 1 sham), 2 13 16 p.-13,r. (fifth shares), 31 p.— b. (1 shar.sC), 21 p —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 20 I—Midlan , ', 421.—Ditto (half share.), 21) N.—South B. B . 1012 , and rivr.r,2ol I—South 8 affordshire, 31 d.—York N., earn* and Berwick, 171—B (preference unpsid up), 4) 4 . ...York end North Midland, 231 1. MANWIESTER, November 19. sten: gonitoncri.—Pnces ere firm meta to-day, with • rat h e r Meagre Nanette.. We had eel.. In Caledonian, Zamora t loaailve, Nast Lancashire, and Great Northern, at a is ova, yesterday'. quotation.. Lenetebie• end T or k s hi re e were dose at 4.11 and 4; ditto, Firths. 71, end 1346 die. London and North Wen. rn, 1181. Shtthelde, at an Wean oe of h. North Stafford. opened at 10 die, and .heed at Of OIL Os* wtl and Woreeiter, 15 6le n. South Samna and Pam, 20j, 3 ; ditto, No. 4, 64. LEADS, November 19. . ago= f(XCIIIMIOI.—Th‘re i• no ebonite of importance safinottoe fn e , tinaz.ott with the share market this raorniag. TOG sales have been u tonews ; Emit Laneasnire, 94.- 1 Toiraks Retentions, N , . 3,21 s. 6d. e. dis. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Linaldn Stock. 204..-601 Midland • 22 di. Lancashire and Torkobirs Nth.. 71. 13a. 93. dis —North Weatern, 131 18s 91. tbs.; ditto, Pretensue, 111.—SheMeld, Rotherham, and Goole, 181. BIRMINGHAM, A'croonbir 19. STOCK Rlolll.l4ol.—Pfleel were all firmer in this market to-day. Boraiashas and Stour Valleys wry/ doss .t 10+; Bhronbasy aad Idirogoitham A'. at 61 dis.; B'. at 61 d 4. ; and Prehrenos Mans at 91. Ui iia U 19 16 li dla. 1$ 17 IS Of Ist 244 4l 42 die. - Vm pm. tp r. I llm pa 71 id dlr. ij to Ai. 11 11 Si 44 • L *i "7 dr 13 H 11 13 4 Se Ms 131 SS IS Y 4ids 9 tar 4 II 20 II I4 • tI ue .