The Sun. — London, England, 1852-02-23 00:00:00

THE SUN , LONDON, MONDAY _EVENING , .- FEBRII. A. R l , 23 1852 Br b it o is . h c A oc us a t res am ................__ ) --.••••••......-. THE NEW NO V EL, even the furtherance of party f or th e sake of year)-to continue in o ffi ce for another twelvemonth. Messrs. GEORGE A. HAMILTON, and :FORBES ' THE SHARE MARKETS,. ------------ rarxmats. W Y N V L or, L E ; upholding those who were enabled to enter Everything:of real importance,was adjourned until the MACKENzIE are the joint Secretaries of the Treasury. __ An ........................--- -110 california.n.:. • raid.i sloinini ....: CLUBS and COTERIES. the claims of blood relationship, or even present year, and the sitting of 1851 acquired an un- Lord NAAs is Secretary for Ireland. BRITISH RAILWAYS. ...-__..............--- _______ ---- ....--... An M.P.'s Story. association by marriage-recognising by a strange enviable notoriety as the do-nething session. etarsete.,.rwvoialleereyearap.: an Brazilian I,„ Iron Coal Si. 2.4 11 x. 5 . i d : is : ------- ~.. A gua pe a .... ••• • • 1 In 3 Vols. MEETING AT EARL DERBY'S. Bad mess done Araßberostognßaate, i wN E Vattinglis Jan ham cion j Pal ; No s timin-al : el' ' 5•46- -f :ay. Dedicated to Viscount Palmerston. and culpable obliquity of judgment the evidence of However pledges must be redeemed, and Lord meeting of the Members of . Belfast andCountyDown 37% By the Author of " The Age of Pitt and Fox." Preci s ely at one o ' clock this afternoon an important 11•010•0•0••••••••••••• •••••IIIIIIIM •••• ...:1111MMY•M0N••••••M.M....... .• • .....!.. .............•••••• •• • • .... •.. • • - 5 • • - a I i a and and CGu:al Gold a an al 1. :: 1 Is Now Ready at all the Libraries. capacity for statesmanship in the nearness of the ties, JOHN RUSSELL found himself in the position of a and Aberd een'. - - - all 11 to 11% ' e Maria ••••••• - - t Charles J. Skeet, Publisher, 21, King Lower Houses of Parliament tot th lac th e e at U th p e pe E r arlof William-street, Charing-cross. whether of connexion or of consanguinity. Happily prodigal with a taste for giving acceptances, and i t OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE) for these islands, however, and, perhaps, still more recklessly writing his name across bill stamps. He . r , ~s m , 1) British Iron ...... ••• • • • 131 es la ansion St James's-s uare OXFORD-STREET. Under the Management of Mr. CHARLES KEAN ; happily for the rest of the scattered dependencies of had obtained a feverish and uneasy rest, at the the Crown, The meeting lasted a few minutes over the half 934 - 10% On Monday, February 33d, will be performed Shakspere s Histo- the Family Compact has at length been expense of certain annoyance, when the in- : Blrkenh., Lan., & Chad& Do. St. John del Rey- 15 22% Care Copper ...... ... rical Play of King John, a Concert, and Betsy Baker, for the Benefit should arrive. He was un- Junc., late 331. 6s. Bd.. '26 .. -.. d. 40 33 2 ro l, ir V ddae y arenig John Do. Chest. & Birkenhd. Copiapo ... ....... • .. 14 4 - of Mr. Ransford. broken up, the nation obtaining some chance of dicated - period lje T r h by e leading . Eng. &Australian Cop Tuesday, 24th, will be produced (let t im en e ll ) t a led d ratTeaticcolsnras e° administrative ' " could n williii-and perhaps he fancied himself " un- membe rs of th e New Cabinet , were 50/. &251. Consolidated au _.. Per 2% par - in three acts (adapted from the French), improvement. Any . change Present upon this occasion. Do., do., 201. •• .., .. 17 % .. _ .. dis. Gold Mountain - ...... a i l 9% - BROTHERS, and the Pantomime. scarcely be anything but " for the better." able"-to satisfy the claims for which he had ran- hour. , Bristol and Exeter.. .. 100 85 -87 Wednesday, 25th, being Ash -Wednesday, the Theatre will be closed 13 At th e termination of . the, meeting the Earl of Caledonian .. .. -.. so Great Polgooth ...... all . 'P ar - Thursday, 26th, The Corsican Brothers, a Ballet, and the panto_ Rather than witness the perpetuation of the dered himself liable, and he therefore . determined to 14 :ti .% 15 Mexican& S. America.n 9 a l t r - and proceeded direct to Buckingham Palace, to Dublin . Derby entered his carriage, Which was in wa i t in g , . Nouveau M0nde........ i -", - mime, for the Benefit of Mr. Flexmore. Dub= alla.B ilsat t . o . l et 46 19 -17 g, 3s Santiago de Cuba ....... 10% 4 Friday, 27th, Shakspere's Historical Play of King John, and the Grey-Russell grievance, we are rejoiced on go through a course of legislative whitewashing with have an audience of her Most Gracious Majesty, iTin Croft .. ••• • • • ...... 7 le, _ Pantomime. beholding the return to power of Tory, Conservative, all convenient speed. He met Parliament confident, - Saturday, 28th, The Corsican Brothers, the Swiss Cottage, and and submit for her approval the names of the Perth,andA. • United Mexican.• -- • • all 2 - and Protectionist. The Whigs, at first surrounded by as he might well be, in the prudence, moderation, dis- West Mariposa ........ I p ar .... leen Junction .. •• all the Pantomime. noblemen and' en composing the new Admin Dundee, a e Chester a a i i t and a a d- d ße Einis lyl.2 !: • n . c all 11 : 8 5 4 :: ____E : !L I suspicion, and afterwards fallen into contempt, had station, and loyalty of the colleague whom he had so Do., New .. • • e. ail .. _,, JOINT STOCIL B. R OYAL MARIONETTE ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STR T AN HE D. ATRE ' come at last to be anathema maranatha to the vast wantonly insulted, so grievously injured-he met is. East Anglian (251. L. & E. and L. & D.) •• •• all 3% -3% 11.!, 34 Australasia ........ •• • • all 38 - British North America.. 50 47% - Do, (181. E. & H.) • • all '%- 2% Colonial .......... _,„ 25 11% .... Continuous Novelties-Continuous Suceess-Continaous Applause- bulk of the population. Consequently the intelligence Parliament on its opening, and rendered the ordinary Eastern Counties .. .. 20 34 -7% ' 1 :36 % Commercial of London.. 20 24 - and Overflowing Audiences. Great Hit of the Bottle Imp. of Saturday, the intelligence that Lord Joliet Rus- explanations usual in any change of the Cabinet like I t en eivision was entirely unexpected by l lt! E. (1..). ao. .. 6 .. -.. London Joint Stock .... 10 18% - to understand that the result of Eastern Union, class A, U shares - all 5 - 5 34 London and Westminster 20 29% - The performances THIS EVENING and during the week will SELL had, on the night preceding, announced his that which had occurred. The injured party did not, Russell, • and that the brief state- National Provincial Eng. 85 .. commence with an Occasional ADDRESS, by Mr. Albany Brown. Do. do., B& C shares all 3% -3% 7274 Do. New ........ •• .. 10 .. - After which, a new scene of Apropos, entitled the MANAGER'S intention to resign was bailed throughout the coma- for no doubt sufficient reasons, avail himself of the Beane, with Signor Bari Tone's new Scene, The French Commenta t of his East Lancashire • • • • all 15 - 15% x.d lf, %% La National of Ireland •••• 92% 17% - tor on Shakspere, and Grand Italian Aria, by Signora Barbiere Al- try with feelings of the most genuine and opportunity of crushing his quondam colleague. Lord men i ntended resignation immediately for the moment exasperated and annoyed at the con trillion. DR. New quailer lloci . s all .. - ** Oriental Bank Corporat. all 30 - Provincial of Irelfuad .. .. 25 42% - lent. en thusiastic exultation. The majority of the people PALMERSToN let him down very easily, a slight Chas- ef ..eterwards was m a d e i n a pique, .he being Eas an t d & B Tres . tp an dl e. .. all 49 -50 Do. New .... • • ...... all 15% - With anew Infinitesimal Operetta, entitled THE UNITED SER ast West York. June. all .. -.. 17nion of AnatTalia .. •• all 85 VICES, written expressly for the Marionettes, by Hugo Vamp, Esq. were grateful, .we are convinced, to the Hon. Baronet tisement inflicted rather in the manner of an indulgent Whether he could consistently have proceeded with E din bu rgh and Glasgow 50 26 -18 Do. New ...........• 21i 3 - To be followed by a new Neapolitan grotesque Divertissement, duct of his etc -4% Union of v ,ondott • • ..•• 10 14% - mantled ARLECHINO FORTUWATO, with Frolics of Saltarello the Member for Marylebone when he extorted from and sorrowing parent than of an indignant and supporters in leaving himein a minority. Edin., Ferth,and Dundee 25 and Pierrot. the PREMIER a more explicit and unmistakable decla Glasgow andSouth-West 100 .. -.. . Union of al a a r ta .. ~ De. do. G.D. & C.stock 8 6 8 .. - And the grand romantic Spectacle of THE BOTTLE IMP. - truculent pedagogue, was all that was administered, . MISCELLANEI A Morning Juvenile Performance on Saturday next, the 28th, at ration of his resolve to abandon without more ado the and little JOIEN went on his way rejoicing, scarcely the Militia Bill, after an important amendment being Great Northern •• • • all 18 -183 E 13 % ean'ada ... Do. halves, A, deferred all 536 -5% GA , Three o'clock. Doors open at Half-past Two. de b the AL. Steara Navigation . 14 27% - Doors open at Half-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock, toils and responsib il ities of government. Satisfied anticipating the fearful retribution that was still in ma Y e House, on the motion of an ejected DO. halves, it, 6 per et. all la% - ta% iae r • • elute & Oriental Stettin. all 70 - Private Boxes, 11. Is.; Balcony Stalls, 35.; Lower Stalls, 2s. ; that this time there was no mistake whatever in the store. coadjutor I was doubtful, but several of his Great Southern and Western, Ireland - all de% - 36 Ditto [ 84 54 E.d Boygd mail St 'int° . • .. • 10 1734 - Balcony, 284 Amphitheatre, Is. colleagues thought the di ffi culty might hate Great Western .. .. 100 83% -84 x.cl . 1: A 83 % Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 74 -77 l'We cannot be an . swer . able 6 f o or the errors - Library, 33, Old Bond-street ; Mr. Sam's Royal Library, St. been will not be influenced by interested errors James's-street ; Mr. C. 011ivier, New Bond-street ;at all the prim- awaited with curiosity, of course, but with pleasure- maiming member of the Government who enjoye d got, over bad Lord John not been so in- Do, thirds .. .• -111347 - 8 p, p cipal libraries; and at the Box-office of the Theatre, Adelaide- able fid nc f the at' the r r ntative of discreet as to la th at the e con e e o n ion, ep ese ave ad m itt e d adverse vote , Lancaster and Preston.. 4734 • • -•• • able sentiments of s • such had ecurity, asnot very re- Lancashire and ] •orkshire 100 65% -66 6G I% MONEY and COMMER. street, West Strand. Wednesday next being Ash-Wednesday, there will be no perform. cently been experienced, the result of that extraordi- Royalty in Ireland, was seriously attacked. Lord amounted to one of want of confidence. No sooner had Do. quarter stares - all .. -.. Do. fifths .. • .. 13 7% 7 d. CITY, T ance. ----....-.,..... --...-••-••••••••••-, nary, because almost despaired-of resignation. JOHN, secure in the justice of the cause, fearlessly the Government " whippers-ie seen that the House Do. West Riding Union 11 1 4 5% •- 4% d. 6 , The Cotton market at Liverpo , ----- - - - - would shortl y divide Leeds Northern .. .. all 14% - 1534 quiet but steady ; sales 6,000 bales, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Since Saturday evening the movements in high met the onslaught.. There could not be much doubt different .tly than messengers • were sent in Liverpool, Crosby. and THIS EVENING, Southport .. .. • • 1734 .. .-- .. . lien, at 61d. to 9d., 500 Surat at 30 For the Benefit of the Sufferers by the Loss of the Amazon, quarters have, as will be observed, been numerous as to the result. It would, indeed, be strange if the directions to summon the Government adhe- mainder nearly all American, at pi Under the Patrouage of her Majesty. d rents, andwe are informed th t t Ib' • e a a onec u in particular D t _ London and Blackwell .. all 7 =7% way Shares were flat at lower rice) Will be performed ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. Ander- and important. According to nearly universal specu- representative branch of the Legislature shoul the news Loi t ;elT b ury BrightL . , sad *. ** Prices in the Grain market are son; Juliet, Miss Helen r'aucit. lation, the Earl of DERBY has been entrusted by her sanction a bill of indictment against the Earl of vvas received with perfect indifference, and that south coast .. .. Soo 93 -94 93:14 After which, a grand Miscellaneous Concert. o effort -118 Lor o o . n do tr q d N i -Western .. lig 11134 ..... 53. p. 117.,% 118% • morning. To conclude with a new Farce, entitled TOO LATE FOR THE MAJESTY with the powers necessary for the formation CLARENDON on such grounds as those put forward. n was made to get to the House. in time. It , In the official returns of the trade, TRAIN. Doctor Littlejohn, Mr. F. Vining; Mr. Banbury Kidd, • Cabinet.Subsequentlythdoubt- Viscount PALMERSTON came nobly forward is said the De. fifths .. .. .. 12 3-3 p. t these were warm admirers of Lord 3e tonnage of the United Kingdom Of another ere w ill, Do. 101. sh., M. & B (c) 1 134 - 1 % P. Mr. C. Selby ; Mrs. Littlejohn, Miss H. Coveney. XI ' Palmer months to the sth January last, we 1 PRICES OF ADMISSION. . less, be many changes and modifications in the new in defence of one Whom we would gliasy Palm erston and that in consequence of his ejection London and S.-Western . 100 83 -84 a.d UK $434 s.d The furtner scale of prices has been revised, and a rate of admission from the Do. new 501. .. .. 4234 1334 - 8 die. ad lug details, and from these w© take adopted suitable to the convenience of all classes of society:- Government, but already some of the more difficult see associated with him in the formation of a Mi - e Foreign-office, their support of Lord John Do. new 401. .. .. 34 7% - 7 dis. ad which realized most to the customs: Dras Circle departments of the Administration have been en- nistry, and who would indeed be a fitting colleague had become rather lukewarm. Manchester, Buxton, and Coffee . Upper Boxes • • •• • • • • • • 4s. Matlock • • .. .. all 234 •-• 2% £445,739i Pepper Pit .. • • • • • • • • • • • • 23. 6d. • trusted to men in whom the leader of the Country for the ex-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. At the Conservative Clubs, the difference be- Manchester, Sheffield, & Fruit _Amphitheatre • • • • • . • • •• 2s. hire . 100 21 •-• 29 213.3 i 25 Rum 1,098,200 Tea Party, if not the country itself, has confidence. The result was what might easily have been antici- tween the two Noble Lords, and more es e- t d ree bas '• - Gallery .. • • . .. .. .. is. anchester and Brandy BALE' Prior. Among the appointments which it is supposed have pale d ; the Ministerst triumphed, and a large and c i ally the defeat •of Friday, have been Lincoln union .. 4203% -2% dis. Dress Circle. .. .. .. .. .. 3s. Midland .. .. .. .. 100 5634 -56% 616% b 7 % Wine Upper Boxca .. .. .. -.. 25. already been • filled up-it is believed that the decisive majority noted the bill that had been pre- discussed with the greatest enthusiasm Do. 501. sharea .. .. 35 •• -• • dia. Timber .. .. . is 6d. ,se the Do. Binning & Derby 100 26 -28 is Admiralty has been entrusted to the Duke o f. Nou- pared against the ;LORD-LIEUTENANT of Ireland. most lucky events that could happen to the Grain Amphitheatre - - - •• • • • Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 4734 Gallery ** ** - .. .. Os. 6d. , ' Til niIInEnLAND, and that the Foreign Offi ce wi ll be But Lord Jowl; RussEEE was but too well aware Co nservatives. It is thought that the secession of Newcastle and Carlisle.. all .. -- :... ' The following statement of the gi Private Boxes, ,£3 3a.. .£2 25., and X 1 ils 6d. Orchestra Sta l ls, 83 De. quarter shares .. au will serve to show how much of the Box-ollee open daily from 10 to 4. presided over by the Earl of MALMESBURT. In ac- that not merely wee, but many rods remained in pickle, Lord Palmerston will so split up:the Whig parties tO Newmarket .•• .. .. all 8 -8% wined from the twelve articles above stage Manager, M. J. M. MORTON. Newport, Abergavenn, The whole under the managemect of cordance with a prevalent anticipstion, now by no under which he should su ff er. One of the inevitable render a Whig Government, for a considerable' time and Hereford •.. 10 434 .••• 3% ass. Gross receipt of duties inwards Mr. BUNN, LESSEE. results of the family arrangement would be brought at least, quite impossible. -- Newry and Enniskillen • • ' 7 .. -• • dis. Payments out of gross receipts for ~ , Newry, Warrenpoint, & bounties THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. - generally vaderstood, nicer being rr'sed to the Peer- forward to-morrow evening by the Hon. Member for Restrevor .• .. .. all .. -•• Drawbacks Mr. B Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompton. Norfolk , •'Tiil A E I TE NI ie G. age, will be nominated Lord Chancellor. There North Staffordshire. The mal-administration ofmatters TH E. FRENcia REPUBLIC . New 201. shares.• lb 'l4- 12 dia.' Allowances on quantities over•en- Will be performed an entirely new comic Opera, entitled AML' the genera] "- at the Cape, and the deplorable results of g • • Northern CeuntiesUaien 3% 3% - 3 dis. tared, damages, &c. THE COQUETTE. Don Tenorio, Mr. Weiss ; Fernandez, Mr, pi ; were rumours afloat, mereover, that Mr. SPENCER Ow • North British.. .. .. 25 634 -6% 6% Harrison ; Garcias, Mr. H. Corti.; Atlanta, Miss Louisa Pyne. HORATIO WALPOLE was to ba Home Secretary e colonial policy, were about to be brought promi- North Devon .. •. • • 934 8 - 7 dia. Alter whierrniertraree:WTHP - RIFLE BRIGADE, Mr. 12 oddle- We have received the Paris journals of atUrd S , aw j North Staffordshire •• 1734 9 - 8 % dis • . X Jou r Mr. Weigh Murray . ; - Peter Simple, Mr. Blickstont: Mrs. Dod- and that Mr. BuNJAMIN DISRAELI would be Chan- neatly under the consideration of the House and , az , • a yesterday. - North-Western .. .. 19 .. -.. sta. This leaves the net receipt of custo • -aileron, Miss A. `mane ; - alas. Msjor Al asterman, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. f the Govern. To conclude with GRIMSHAW, BAGSLIAW, and BRADSIL.A.W. cellor of the Exchequer. Later than this, the t ilk country ; and the despairing - head o The news of Lord J. Russzee's defeat on Friday gr i c t steehe-we n t . 'li t 334 3idii. - Par . , The tonnage returns for 1851 are TIIEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. at the Cluba runs very differently. Under the Pre- ment knew that he could not avoid the consequences night is announced in the Government Petrie , but Wo lv erh ampton.. an .. all 15 1 4 - 15% and outwards 6,483,144 tons engas Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. miership of the Earl of DERBY it was stated, within of the celebrated " family compact, " the no. without any special comment. Scottish Central .. .. 95 13% - 14% 14 trade of the United Kingdom; and 1 THIS EVENIN (4, Scottish Midland .. .. all 9 -9% represented 12,394,902 inwards, To be followed by the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, the last hour or so at the Cr - ltan, that Si- R -TRAT- toriaus "Grey iniquity." There was no possible The following communicated note appears "is the Do. new .. .. all 9 - 936 outwards. Mr. Emery ; I'aul Pry, M. Wright ;Grasp, Mr. O. Smith ;Sir. de of breaking the fall if he remained in power, Constitutionnel:- Shrews. & 131rni„ Class A sat 6%- 6% FORD CANNING would ill all likelihood be Foreign m° • g Do. Class 8.. .• • • all 45 - 434 The continental advisee have been Willis, Mr. Worrell ; Plicebe, Miss Woolgar ; Eliz ,Silasi E. Chaplin. ' " One of the admini s trators of the property of th tone in regard to stocks. At ,Amste After which A LEGHORN BONNET. Characters by Messrs. .P. Secretary, that Mr. DISRAELI woull be Home Secre- and he seized the opportunity which unexpectedly ()d eans f . 1t f the Paella - e aim y, an °x-de pu y 0 Shrews. & Hereford., Old 7 4- 3 dia , mentary coa- Do., do., New •• 7 .. -.. inst. less was doing in Dutch Bon, Bedford,,Wright, Wort* al, ali.s E. Harding, and Miss Courteney. ?... conclude with a new and original Christmas Tale, called LIT- tary, that Lord JOHN MaNNEss would be Colonial offered of relinquishing the cares and responsibilities lition, who had been present on the 2d December at the Shrewsbury and Chester . rather feeble. Spanish were more off ILE RM.) RIDING npoD. Wolfram, Baron of Burliburg (Sur- •-, zecretury, that either Mr. HERRIES or Mr_ ttin at Of office. Like the motion of Mr. LOCKE KING last 8 ' g the Marie of tho I,oth arrondissement, and jr . ear . ea min.) - - : 111 1 1 : - I 6 34 no particular change in Russian, Fre named the Wulf of Biberich),•Mr. Paul Bedford; Scrag,genheirn, Mr, whom the generosity , of the I lance. President had or- De; oscv v estr; ••• •• - • .. all 9 -lo Portuguese. South American Bon ashler; Trudchen (commonly called Little Red Riding Hoed); Miss TuoMAS BARING would be Chancellor of t h e year, the amendment of Lord PALMERSTON on the dered to b e set at liberty, M . newsier, was arrested on Do. New __ _•• .. . • • 1 .• -•• dig. Kat/aeon Fitzw aliam. realization of profits, declined. T Exchequer, that Lord ELLENBOROUGH would be at present was intended, not as a censure on the Minis- . Th ursday when in the stet of disseixtinating seditious S hropshire Union .. .. 634 11% - 334 d. war® firmer last week in Belgium one , . DO., A, B, C, &D, hilly .()Y4a.L I•ItINCESS'S THE ATRE, OXFORD-Si RE FIT , the head of the Board of Control, that Lord terial policy, but as a real amelioration, an additional publications. For acme time back the police have been paid up at per cent .. - .. -.. The Belgian Railway from Charles 'Under the 'lf itriao,trlzt If Mr. C. Kean containing thousand* of similar For the Benefit of Mr. Ransfurd. HA.RDINGE would La Mester of the Ordnance, Sir and most useful step in the same direction. But in each seizing on packages . pub- Mouth Devon .. .. .. all 13 -15 been conceded for 90 years, provided hcations and they were aware that they were r' south-Easters .. • • 31) 20 - 20% 20% 34 i'ltll.,- , r!: W t.: • ....• li, up the seals of office not L '• - . _ . p lilted at pang can get its capital subscribed wit case the Noble Lord flung 1 s te t se performed Shakesperes Historical Play ef K1N,..1. JOHN FREDERICK HEBIGER, Speaker of the House of ondon, introduced clandestinely into Parts, and thence south wales- Fiver - all 29% - 3°U Negotiations are in progress for estebli %oath Yorksh. and (as dat Windsor Castle. by Royal Command). Principal cha- C ommons, Sir FITZROY KELLY Attorney-General, from what had actually taken place, but from what distributed in the capital and provinces, where they Dun -.... .. 15 3-2% d. telegraph from Ostend to England, teeters by Messrs. C. Kean, A. Wigan, Ryder, Addison, Meadows, J. Vining, C. Fisher, Graham, Wynn, J. Cooke, Eveett, Stanton, Mr. WALroLE Solicitor-General, and that, besides he had but too much reason to fear must speedily were addressed to several members of the olergy, of the Shelf., Roth., and Goole, 0011 1P8131e8 which were competing haw Cathcart, and Wheatleigh ; Miss Phillips, Miss Robertson, Miss Mur• magistracy, bar, officers of the army, as well as to high South DiVi.9loll .. .. 6 .. -.. au The English Stock Market has recc ray, Miss Kate Terry, Mrs. Daly, and Mrs. C. Kean. thia, either . Lord LYNDHURST or the Duke occur. functionaries in the Administration. It was supposed Stirl k t and d D i rfermline 16 2 3 - *-- :: tent this morning, because it is pre Of RICHMOND would be President of the He is defeated, however, in one portion of his pro- that subaltern agents had carried on such inauseuvrea, rat; Vel a ! .. . a . l"cd . • 126 - 1 b() -- 152 After tfter w wh hi c c h h, a th C e ') F - Ir T e E e R o T IBETSY BAKER, in which Mr. and Mrs John Russell and his party will give Keeley will appear. Council, the Marquis o f SALISBURY or the ject. The Protoctionists are better organized., than one of the and no one imagined that adminstrators of Taw Vale Extension .. 9% .. -.. die. the house of Orleans would condescend to exer •such Thames Haven Dock and to the Earl of Derby to carry on tilt EOYAL LYCECM THEATRE. Earl of EGLINTON, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, they were in 18X1. They will - at least be enabled to - • a propagandism in person. We regret to be obliged t Vale of Neath .. least until the supplies are voted, and Under the .Mariagerriont of Msdame Vestris. Chief Justice BLACKBURN, Chancellor for Ireland, make a trial, we do not suppose that it will last say that every kind of doubt appears removed 41 o d d KiLk •• IL : 4 ; - - 1 2 tilDk E. VF..NING, th e Waterier an city arisen, a dissolution will be resorted Wlll be performed either Mr. Sergeant GREENE or Mr. NAPIER' very long. The formal business of the session will point, and that M. Bocher really occupied in this jot .Water ford and Limerick, all 16% - 1734 not been much dealt in, but they have THE GAME OF SPECULATION. Principal characters by General lrelan d ' be t through under . their auspices. All thet • the double office of organizer and agent. The vigilapn Waterford, a ullfax" wick, .. .. 3 ~ -•. and 97 I for Transfer and Account. The Messrs. C. Mathews, F. Matthews, R. Roxby, B. Baker ; Mrs. C. Attorney- for ; Mr. WHITE- g e IS and of the Administration led to the failure of this attempt. ce West Cornwall .. .. 11 Horn, and Miss M. Oliver. SIDE, Solicitor-General far Ireland ; with Lord- absolutely necessary will . be accomplished ; an° - M. Becher is detained at the Conciergerie." . 4 . 34 dia. a-Quarter per Cents. have been marked To ear-clime with A new and original Fairy Extravaganza, by J. R. Planche, Esq., GLENGALE, Postmaster-General; the Duke of then a dissolution and an appeal to the 'cOuntry will Besides M. Bo6HEE, three other perso na have been York, Newc., & Berwick 25 11% - 17% 17% Ditto and Newcastle Three per Cents. 97i. to 98. Bank Sto entitled THE PRINCE OF HAPPY LAND ; or, The Fawn in the Extension .. b. ... : 20 7% -Ve d• ported. at 218. East India Stock ha Forest. Characters by Madame Vestris, Miss St. George, Misi W ELLINGTON still being left, of course, at show whether or not the people of England are pre- arrested for distributing documents in opposition t oUrsP, a 0 Lanza, Miss Martindale, Miss Grove, Miss Ellis, Miss Roshia Wright, the head of the - pared for and deserving of, additional political pelvis the confiscation decrees. Their names are not given. 1 - o D rk itt. an C litrt p ar - 61 3 2 t l l -- 52316 % d• 21 260. ' Exchequer-bills are 61s. to 646., Messrs. F. Matthews, B. Baker, Suter, Horncastle, Butler. and The filoniteur publishes a complete list of the 71s. to 745. prem., both being very firir Vernon. Chief of the -Forces. Added to the above list, - g IP • le es-if they can safe] beentrust ed • • y with the right • - candidates for the leg i s lative corps recommended by LINES LEASED AT PIZ= ZEiryAajg. A very limited business has been ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, there are numerous reports current as to a I..eseec and Maina,,;er, Mr. W. h arras, equivocal meaning of the phrase. the Government. - 4. Stocks. Grenada Deferred have been & PHIS EVENING, different arrangement in some of the departments, both - - - .. A great number of the electors of the Ist arron- Eailwa Y e • Co l : a :ales. ' rim ' ' NeeibudPr'' '' " ' -Ini-esB Will be performed ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. W. Far the Earl of DESART and the Earl of EGLINION ' THE .- PROTECTIONIST dissement of Paris have addressed a letter to M . DE - ----.-- ---ee_..r._.--an d Chilian refl. jun. • Juliet, Miss Sarah Lyons. B l edf. & Blotch- . have touched 105. N To conclude with RED RUFUS ; or, Harlequin Fact, Fiction, and being spoken of as the Viceroy of Ireland, Mr. MORNY, declaring that his noble and couragous . .. Lon. & N.W. all .. -.. Fancy. Red Rufus, Mr. Shalders ; Clown, Mr. Edwards; Harlequin, conduct during the late critical events hes induced Digniees . & ox- officially reported in Spanish. Ports STUARTo being mentioned 0 , 1 Attorney - G eneral Sir MINISTRY • them to invite him to represent them in the Le Sala- ford .Inneion, Cents. have been at 33 i ex-dividend. ] Mr. Forrest; Pantaloon, Mr. Tanner; Columbine, Miss Lees. rtalCkilti PLAYHOUSE AND STEAND nies a ssrat s , EDWARD SUGDEN as Lord Keeper of the Seals, with :••• tive Body. M. DE Moan; the Pays says, has stated guaranteed .. Gt. Western all 29 -30 Do., without a Cents. are worth 115, and Dutch Four Lessee.. Mr. W. R. COPEAD, Liverpool. the Chairmanship of the House of Peers, and Mr. guarantee .. De .. •• all 28 ..7-• 29 I. Sardinian Bonds well dull at 881. The Warmest Theatre in London. LATEST PARTICULARS. in reply that he cannot accept the candid t If aes ip wri... Wolver., '.'ll/t 4 EVENING. ADDERLEY, or, according to some, Mr. DISRAELI as offered to him unle ss . it receives the support of the & Dudley, gua- Railway Shares have been in moderi Will be performed GONE TO TEXA S. When the announcement we made on Saturda To be followed A PLAIN COOK IN THE STRAND, the Colonial Secretary. Such are the most remarkable Yt Government, for which he declares his election ought ranteed •• DO - . 2 • • a ll 29 -30 x.e not much different in price. Caledonia! After which THE WEDDING DAY, that the resignation of the Russell Cabinet b a d been to be a triumph, and never a defeat. - Do., without a cashire and Yorkshire., and among the appointments spoken of es in contempla- gua rantee .. Do • • • • all 28 -- 29 x.d Great West With a Grand Concert. accepted by the Queen, was confirmed b y th e f ad, Th e Bourse was heavy on Saturday, with an almost Buckinghamsh. LonAN.W. a ll 17% - 17% better. Foreign are quiet. To conclude-with BLUE JACKETS ; or, Female Sailors. lion, or already distributed, many of them hi - hl Boxes, 35.; Pit, 23. ; Amphitheatre, is. g y which subsequently transpired that her Majesty had total absence of speculation. The Five per Cents. Clvdesdale Jung Caledonian au 4 4 - 46 Private Boxes One Guinea anu a Halt each. improbable, but some of them little short opened at 103 f. 75c., and fell to 103 f 4 Gold Mine Shares are at about previc summoned Earl Derby to her councils, all intnrest • . 5c., they closed B Dlrca uar• •• G. Northern all 34 -35 - - at 103 f. 55c., for the end r t.... 3434 Stage Manager, Mr. E. Stirling. of actual certainty, such as the state- o. tee month; the Three per Gloucester and QUARTER 7 AsTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. meats associating Mr. DISRAELI with the Chan- to be taken in the mov em ent of the unfor- Cents. closed at 65f. ceased . . . 5 5c.; the Orleans Railway Shares, Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 2- 3 p ' ' Consols . Undor tn.) Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness tunate Whig Ministry. The Derby star at coacas 1,132 f. 50c. ; Rouen 6 50 f. ; H HartleplDock c Yrk,New.,7 avre 262 f. 50c.; Great d Ra il w ay / and Ber. j all .. .-... Ditto Acco unt, ••• .. March 11 - '- Prince Albert. cellorship of the Exchequer, Sir EDWARD SUGDEN Northern, 586f.25c.; ' Ate . ... gnon, 23 0f.; , Vierzon, 522 f. 50c• ; all and Selby Yk. kN. 21. all 10 ,B$Ml3ll • FUNDS 6 - 107 a.d x.d THIS DAY AT O. Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. with the Chancellorship, the Earl of ELLE rose in the ascendant, and the curious wondeer d him-e , Basle, 215 f.; B o r deaux,'422f The most successful and popular Theatre in London. NBOROUGH bow Lord John Russe ll w o uld release .50e.; Paris and Strasburgh, Do. 34 .Shares Do .. .. all 52% -- 58% x d x.d (From the Official List.) THIS EVENING, with the Board of Control, and the Duke of N not . 4751.; Tours and Nantes, 2ear 50 • Am i ens B c., to ou- Do. % Shares Do .. .. a il 25 - 26 x ' d Bank Stock Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 100 - 101 . x.d x.cl Will be performed a Magnificent Spectacle, entitled BLUE ORTH- self from Ins difficulties, but how Earl Derb 1 301 f. 25c.; Parisand * y ogne, Lyons, 5801. Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. e ma il 21 -- 12% 8 per Cent. Reduced Ann • - tithes.-- BEARD ; or, Female Cariosity, inwhich will be introduced a pair a TIMBERLAND with the Amiralty. DONE .. Do .. .. 3 per Cent. Consols kighly-trained Elephants, male and female, allowed to be the most Apart from the feeling of exultation inspired by the - proposed, with a Conservative Protectionist Bli- BUSINESS IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS LONDON ST OCR' AT THE Do., Pref. all 24% - 25% Anne.......... , •-h EXCHANGE F Lowestoft, Gd. 4 _ New 3 !.i Per Cent. ADS% docile pair ever brought into Europe. nistry, to pass through those troubled waters Central of France (o r , EB. 21. Norfolk •• a n per Cent. .. _ 15 -17 Long Aannities, Exp. J 5 • With Batty's Inimitable Scenes of the Arena, combining talent destruction of the Whig Cabinet, we should look leans and V . ) 20% Dutch ierzon , - an. sth 1860... of the highest order, both Native and Foreign. which only last year deterred him, courageous and Rheni s h, 3 ih -East India n, 207,De.. 6 per cent Da .. .. _ .. 'lndia Stock ... To conclude with ;THE MAGIC BOX. at this movement with senti t ' men s little less mile as he undoubtedly is, from entering on a career Northern of France, lei, (cm -Namur and Liege, 6 , 41- middi es brn , • and 4-- rleans and Bordeaux, B I A - ~.- Redcar, p. c a t StocktisDar au .. , India Bondsund; .... ..... ..... .......... •••- ....... ••• • MOMS to be had at the Boa-onice from Eleven ti ll Four daily. than indifference the ' at elaborate Ministerial arronand Strasbourg , 163 6. N. lc Emit, 6 Consols ,for Accou n t Stage Manager, Mr. T. Thompson. g e- which is probably the highest object of his ambition. Par • is .. E. Counties . all .. _ .. Eaeleteuer ewe, . . ments being made at this moment by the Earl of --------_,_ • per Cent. • Do., 5 per cent. Dn. • • • • all 58 -60 The Ministerial crisis of last year presented nothing 1 , 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 . .......................... -• HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. DERBY, regarding the present crisis as inSPAIN. Do. New •• Do • • • • 4 3 158 -60 Tam DAT -Morning 5 rain. after 41 Evening 19 min after 4 like so absorbing a topic of discussion to the quid- Our accounts from Madrid Preston and IL.&N. W. ......... ...• ............ --- • Small ....... 49 min after 4 every respect merely preliminary in its character. of the • • are of the 17th inst. wy „ „. .. e SiLs.isT.l au 44 -46 sow-Morning 34 min. after 4 I Evening nuncs D 0.3 4 Shares 834 _ 034 p PRICE OF FOREIGN The estimates, of course, will first of all be • • us day the QUEEN had gone • FUNDS AT 0] THE WEATHER-Sux OFFICE, FEBRUARY 23. voted by the House of Commons, and after such mere one Ministry goes out and another comes in on a out in a carriage, a nd remained for some tine On the Read., Guild., and Reigate •• 8. Eastern .• a ll 21% - 211.4 Chilian Bonds, 6 per Cent &leader Bonds THEAOMILTRA, IN THE Seisms . Saturday, the frequenters of these luxurious eatab. grounds of the Casa de C ampo Palace. On the 15th rear. & Main 0. Nort hern 8% a% -ai Grenada, 1 routine business as the p Resin gof the Mutiny Act, it d with t DO .. .. a u % per Cent. •.. ...... •• • 41-highest since noon yesterday. lish t don't • men 8 mind entering upon the failures and she presente , he usual ceremonies, the in- a g ar ., .): e . f S r o p t . h E . a. a ate -s% Ditto Deferred 30-lowest this morning and during the night. is expected that Mr. COBDEN, as the acknowled d aignia of the Order of the Golden Fleece to MM. Goole, a per ct. Lanc:&York mu s .. , Maxima Bends, 1846, 8 per Cent chief of the g e weakness of the one, or the promises and prospects of South Staffords. Mr. M•cle,,,, 9 34 1% _ 13i db. fortuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent . 37- th is day, at neon. Blanchester school f l't • • .11 opo i mums, will , the oth ISTURITZ and ALCANICE er on the following day. When a great co up f her visit to the 8 . The 18th had been fixed Wear Val. 6 par Ditto 4 per cane Renomicree., 30'68. upon the question of upholding our free-trade policy, • upon or c hurc h of Atocha. A eon- cane pia. •• &Ala.& Dar. all 27% - 28% ar,d • Num N.N.E.-cold breeze and cloudy, with occasional place the Earl of DERBY in a minority inevitable to is getting rid of one set of rulers and employing an- mittee of the Chambero f D • Deputies had waited upon Do. do. .. Do .. •• 25 . , x.d Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 sunshine. him as the leader of the Protectionists. After the con- other, the members of the chief political circles Lave her MAJES TY, tO Fequ Do. do. .. Do • „ .• _ .. per Cent est that the members of the will s &semen, Git, waken; ig p. ..... thvidends on the might b e Jo -- 24 ~... , ,_ ~„ above Davable in ] tf ... '....•••• ••••••••.........,,,..,..,,,,,..,...Jrv055•P0•••••••••1• scarcely time to breathe, so eager are they to catch Chamber sequent appeal to the country. we shall then Innl, DAII.Y WP ATR F.ll TA Fil,E. When the announcement we made on Saturday, that the resignation of the Russell Cabinet had ;been accepted by the Queen, was confirmed by the Act, which subsequently transpired that her Majesty had summoned Earl Derby to her councils, all inteaest ceased to be taken in the movement o f the unfor tunate Whig Ministry. The Derby star at once rose in the ascendant, and the curious wondered, not how Lord John Russell would release him self from his difficulties, but how Earl Derby proposed, with a Conservative Protectionist Dii nistry, to pass through those troubled waters which only last year deterred him, courageous a rid alible as he undoubtedly is, from entering on a career which ig probably the highest object of his ambition. The Ministerial crisis of last year presented nothing like so absorbing a topic of discussion to the quid nuncs of the political clubs at the West-end. When one Ministry goes out and another comes in on a Saturday, the frequenters of these luxurious estab lishments don't mind entering upon the failures and weakness of the one, or the promises and prospects of the other on the following day. When a great cou.n try is getting rid of one set of rulers and employing; an other, the members of the chief political circles nave scarcely time to breathe, so eager are they to catch at every rumour and to confirm the probability or deny its accuracy. Who are the new Ministry ? and what are they to do, or rather can do ? were ques tions which yesterday were asked, but scarcely answered. In some of the clubs, lists of Earl Derby and his party, with their different offices in the Cabinet, were handed about, but without any fur ther authentication than the knowledge and experience of their concoetors. This morning the names of the new Government were spoken of with more confi dence, but there are strong grounds for supposing that even Earl Derby himself has far from completed his arrangements. More than one obstacle has risen up, though the anticipated defeat of Lord John at an early period of the session, had induced the Protectionist chief to make preparations for the event. The list of the Derby Cabinet, as given in the Morning Herald of this morning, is, perhaps, the one upon which most reliance can be placed. It is as follows : SPAIN. Madrid are o f th e 17 t h i ns t . Pre remainedvi for some ti ne on th e grounds us day the QU EEN h a d g one out On in Our acarriage,the of the Casa de Campo Palace. O n th e 15th she presented , with the usual ceremonies, the in sigma • of the Order of th e Golden Fleece to MM. accounts that and and ISTURITZ and ALcaNicEs. The 18th had been fixed upon for her visit to the church of Atochn. A com mittee of the Chamber of Deputies had waited upon her MAJESTY, to request that the members of the Chamber might be permitted to accompany her on this occasion. The Permission was granted, with warm acknowledgment of gratitude for this manifes tation of devotedness. Lord HOYDEN, the British Ambassador at Madrid, had transmitted to the QUEEN an autograph letter of congratulation from Queen VICTORIA. _ DAILY WEATHER TABLE. State, of the Wind and Weather at each of the following place s at .l ine o'clock on S a t ur d a y morn i ng .—The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Pr rmoura—Wind Poore--wi nd N. E., gentle breeze—overcast. calm —overcast. Bruatrros—w. n • ! H a. „."„ a _ wi ' L ' ic ? j , . 4 ..T., gentle breeze—cloudless. , s gentle breeze—cl o udl e ss. Sou'rn.txpro li _. o ,. Folduterosz—wciT 4• N- E., gentle breeze—foggy. Turcanmaa.....Nyindl,' ‘. W.. gentle breeze—cloudless. , calm_cloudless. G REENWlCH— C'al e nl ai . r T i cloudl ess. — cloudless. STRoon—Wind W. S.W., breeze —overcast. SWlXDos—Wind g. , gentlestron breeze—partially cloudy. Co LCH ESTER —Wind :\:-... CA3iBRIDGED.— Wi n d s.w : — cloudless, frost. YARMOUTH —Wind Friday indicate the state of The returns from the following places the wind and weather ea Y morning at nine o'clock :-- Lrargricx—Wind E., calm —partially cloudv H om/EAD --Wind N.N.E., strong breeze.---ir.ost. SNAP—Wind N, calm—Principally clear. sequent appeal to the country, we shall then look with confidence to the coming in of Lord PALMER.. sToN and the Peelites. ;Ern: 88.6.2418, " Fas est ab hoste doceri." Valuable lessons may be learned from the tactics of an experienced oppo nent. After repeatedlydefeating the Romans, PYRRHUS discovered that his most skilful manoeuvres were turned against himself, and that he was vanquished by means of the very weapons with which he had supplied his adversaries. Lord JOHN RUSSELL has profited by his historical reminiscences—he has followed the ex ample afforded by the conduct of his great prede. cessor in office. When Sir ROBERT PEEL, in 1846, discovered that he could no longer carry on the Government with credit to himself and advan ish Railwayi. Pahl. Nominal Prim. Ruiners dole EN - -.....__ —___ to-day. en Aberdeen . --^•- •• •• an 2 .- 1% dis. e ll s. Aberdeen, No. 2, 7 p r. et. 2% • • - - • • Caledonian 101. .. • • 10 7% 7% 7% re Chester and Holyhead .. all 16% -17 A ; Dund. Per. & Aber. June. all 5-5% d. East:A.ng. ( 3 1.105.) 6 p. c. all 2 % - 3 2% 3 Do., (51.) 7 per cent... all • • - • ' Eastern Counties Ext en ., 5 per cent. No. 1 .. all % - % P PM :. Do. No. 2... • .. all %% P. 1. Do. New 6p. cen t . Steck 10 11% - 12% 12 PM EP Eastern - Union, Scrip as guaran. 6 per cent. .. all 10 •- 10 3 East Lancashire, 6 per cent. quarter shares .. all th E. &W. York. J une. sths all - --- ;II • • Edin. Per. &D un. 5 1 p.ct. all 3 - 4 , Glasgew & S.-W. Consel. 100 ••.- .. WI Gt. Northern, 5 per cent. all 14% - 14% 14% ?., D0.,5 p.c. Red eem. Scrip 6% 3i, —1 p Great South. & W estern ra (Ireland) eighths .. .. all 7% .- 7% Gt. Western (Herb and Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) 6 .. - .. p. ~ Lancashire and York •J shire, F. 201... .. ••61% -1% dis. )- Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. 100 •-• .• r Leeds Northe rn , 6 per • • IT cent., No. 1 .. - .. 13 .. _.• • Do. quarters, 1848 .. 9 .. !•-• .. p )-• London, Brighton, and 8 5. Coast, guar. 5 per et 100 ••6- •- ] De. pref., 5 p et. 5k,1851 100 ••- • • I Do. new guar., 6 per ct. 100 140 - 145 Lon. & N. West. (Cos. & D Nuneat.) 5 per cent. .. 1834 •• - x.d London &S.-W., new •• is 2 34 •• - 3 P. x.d London. & Ennis., % Sha 10 10% - 11 % Manch., Sheffield. and 1 Line., guar. shrs., No. I all 11 - 11% C Do. new, 101. .. • • all 12 -• 12% Do., W. • • • • .. •• 3 % - li P 3% 14 Midland Con. 6 p. e. stock 100 • • - • • ' Do. Consel. Bristol & Binning., 6 per cent. •. 100 134 - 136 186 , Do., Leic. & Swanning., au 16- 8 per cent. guar. .. 100 • • 14 - % die. - Do,, Preference • • .. 5 17 ' Norfolk Extension •• all 4 % Do, guar. 5% per cent- -- 5u 4. au North British .... 5 Oaf. Wor. &Wel. 151.6 p.c 10 10% if - - Shrews. & Bir., new guar. a ll 10 ShW, res. and Ches. c ( o No nt • r. . ..,, % _...-- I: 3 i w min.) 8 per ; 11 - it 15 . South Devon • • • • 7 -- . io• .- __ a di n. Senth-Eastern, 4% P• ct. , 40 , , ~ 4 South Yorks., 4 IL„c l •g"' , 15% -- 16 York, Newc., and "'?6•'_'' all 6% -4% Gt. N . of E. Pun •• 6 York and North i.rn.eb 30 , d 10 1 4, - 1 &B. H. and fixed 4% per cent. 136%. B. . Great — w . - ;tern, ragE/4375. an 11% .... 11% 11% Boalogno sur d An 3l __ , e ‘ l . s x • . ! . all 20 - 20% ( 8 4% -4% dia. Central of .._Frano. k.a: .! Dutch Rhe nis h .. .. 18 2% - a p . East Indi tt. . do. • • 10 • . .. , po. E ditto •• 4% % % P. Great Indian Pennigu24 .. all S Ditto - % P• Louvain a la Sambre .. 7% .. _ .. C LexoninourF • ' '' •• 1 3 3 -3% x.d x.d Ditto (.allway) • • 10 2% - 3 Ditto (Canal) . • .. % x.d 1 2 % Karla Antonia • • , 271 6 . R, .. % - -- . .. x.d 1 „ Ditto, New „ ~ i i i ` . .. _ .. Namur and Liese .. .. an • 6 - 6 4 A - Northern of France l6 19% 19% S Orleans and Bordeaux .. 11 2% -2% d. 814 E Paris and Lyo ns .. .. 6 2% - Paris and Ori ents .. .. all 43 - 45 p Paris and Rouen .. • • all 25 ••••25)% x.d 25% x.d 0 Paris and Strasbourg .. 18 1% .... 1 db. Rouen and Havre .. ... all 10 - 10% be Sambre and Meuse .• all 3% 4 St. Andre w ' s & Quebc.( A) 3 .. , G Tours and Nantes ..• • 1 7 8% -8% di d . 8% la l ouruay, Jurbise, Lan den, and Ilasselt • • all 1211 Vi r eatirlauders • • • • 8 % • 2 •-• 236 ni, doMADRID OLSA ne at 38i tor time FEU 17 .—Three per Cents. were ; New Th ree per C en t s ., 18k; Debt without Interest at 5,4 and Coupons, at 9. 8,. BELGIUIj It is stated that Count ALEXANDER STROGONOFF is designated for the flea, ost of Russian Minister Plenipotentiary in Bel gium, where that power has hitherto been represented by a Consul-Genera]. To facilitate this cha ne . e, which is connected with p the establishment of more intimate relations between the two states, twelve Polish officers who have served twenty years in the Belgian army, are invited to re tire, or placed en dis pozibilite. The following appears in the Herald of to-day " PREPARATIONS FOR THE DEFENCE OF BELGIUM. (Extract of a letter dated Brussels, Feb. 19, 1852.) "A convention has been concluded between our Go vernment (the Belgian) and Russia, whereby the latter engages to furnish 10 0,000 men for the defence of our territory, in case it should be invaded, or seriously me naced by France. Should the Baltic be open these troops (including the Imperial Guards) are to be transported by a Rassian fleet to Antwerp. " Prussia promises us assistance to a like extent. The object of the present mission of the Prince de Ligne to Berlin is to arrange the modus operandi. " Our own army numbers 90,000, of whom 70,000 would take th e f i eld, and the remainder occupy our " Holland, fortresses. bourg, agre es to furnish a contingent of 30,000. in terested in the protection of Luxem " Hopes are entertained that England, as one of the powers guarant ee i ng the independence of Belgium, will co-operate w i t h a fleet in the Scheldt and a garrison for the citadel of A ntwerp. . 6 But yo u see Austria, who might weaken our enemy by a on the Meuiterranean, our northern coalition diversion musters 390,000 men ; a force quite sufficient to repel the threa tened invasion, if not chastise its authors at a second Waterloo. police " Thi agents.s co untry will s w arm with F renc h sp i es and " I am assured, in a trustworthy quarter, that the Emperor of Russia has ordered the fifty millions of francs, which he invested in French Rentes in 1847, to be transferred to the Dutch Funds, as he does no t con sider his m oney safe in France ail ter the Orleans con fiscation." tage to the nation—that the unnatural coalition of Whigs and Protectionists could displace him at any moment, he determined to fall with dignity. The state of Ireland afforded the most fitting opportunity, and by hastening on the crisis he avoided the more inconvenient topic of the sugar duties, which he be queathed as a legacy to his successor. Last year Lord JOHN RUSSELL practised a similar ruse• lie found that " THE PRECIOUS BUDGET" had excitedl strong an d genera l an i ma d vers i on — t h at men of in condemningl a classee, creed s , an d par ti es were f or once un i te d the commonest the most glaring i ns t ance o f fi nanc i a l imbecility, Combi ne d w i t h the most total disregard of the Exchequer i n the face o The PREMIER, sa w principles o f equ it y an d j ust i ce, that had ever b een brought forward by a Chancellor of defeat s t ar i ng him in the face. He k ne w that if he m e t the House on the day the discussion, unless he made some • ' fixed for e ci a s n iv d emovein advantage of the erreefcoerievedtoofkrom one of his su :;he interim he must be left in a decisi d v e disgrace ful minorityw;hihceh heth gentle hint, porters, to proceed ' more rapidly on the path of Its. CK E KING'S motion form. Mr. L o was carried on the 20th of February , following 1851, and on th e foll day LL tendered his resignat ion Lord JOHN . RUSS ELL , 1 ° 1 :1 of offic e to her Most Gracious MAJESTY. By his a d v i ce the Earl of DERBY was se nt for, an d entrusted with the duty of forming an Administration. Th e N oble Lord willi ng ly undertook the pleasing task. But h e found hi s party disorganized, a lamentable defici ency of exp er i ence d o ffi cers, an d an un willingness, t o as sume the necessary respons ibility on the part of those from whom h e m i g h t reasonably have looked for more decided assistance. After sundry energetic efforts, the then Lord STANLEY relinquished the at- THE NEW MINISTRY. The Earl of DERBY—First Lord of the Treasury. Sir E. SuenEN—Lord Chancellor, with a peerage. The Duke of NoRTHumBERLAIID—First Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. WALPOLE—Secretary of State for the Home Department. The Earl of MALMESBURT—Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Mr: DlsxAELl — Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Earl of HARDWlCKE—Postmaster- General. The remainder of the Cabinet will consist of the following, to whom offices have not yet been assigned : —The Marquis of SALISBURY, the Earl of LONSDALE, Lord 'TORN MANNERS, Mr. HEERIRS, and Mr. HENLEY. The following noblemen and gentlemen will mos ikQly be appointed to office without the Cabinet : Sir F. THESIGER probably Attorney-General. Messrs. NAPIER and WHITESIDE, Attorney and Solicitor-General for Ireland. go T to he lr E el a tt r o l d of a E s who, in all prob a bility, w ill Lord STANLEY, probab ly Under-Secretary f o r Foreign Affairs. Mr. W. B ERESFORD, doubtless to the post for which he is so well fitted. Lord DESART, Mr. NEWDEGATE, Lord NAAS, Mr. G. A. HAMILTON, Mr. A. STAFFORD, Mr. BAILLIE, Mr. FORBES MACKENZIE, the Marquis of CHANDOS, Sir J. PAKINGTON, Lord JOCELYN, Sir J. Y. BuLLER, and several other gentlemen, to whom offices have not as yet been allotted. A fourth edition of the same journal gives the fol lowing additional appointments : Lord JOHN MANNER S is Secretary for the Colonies. The Earl of LONSDALE is President of the Council. Mr. HENLEY 16 President of the Board of Trade. Mr. thRitIES is President of the Board of Control. l'qr. Bator oßD is Secretary at War. S ATU lt ß i D ni A st Y ry E on vE th i 4 of DUBLIN,th defeat expected resi gnat i on of Lord John Russell, received by tele emxiGiritiaTteill, intedanlltihgeen un expected intelligence tele graph in this c it y to-day, have caused a considerable sen sation and anxious speculations as to the result—whether Lord John will resume office, after negotiations, or Lord Derby will venture upon a Protectionist Administration, 91:, perhaps, try his hand, leaving protection in abeyance. An parties look with anxiety for the London mornipg J of Saturday, with the debate on the Militia Bi . d . and , latest intelligence of this new " Ministerial crisiins. Weekly Telegraph gives the defeat of Minister edition, describing it as a " glorious victory . 'Brigade." rnals °u the , The a third ' B of the Irish t,i Two shillings. NIGHT CHARGES.—At an h°-If you sleep at At a station-house —Five shillings- N .8. .°" is usually given to the the latter, you avoid the fee that . . . nothing to pay for wax boots and chambermaid, and have —Punch. candles.—Our Fast Young Man. tempt, and Lord Jonx RUSSELL continued in power. lie speedily found the good effects of the delay thus interposed. He was allowed, by drawing largely on the future, and making unequivocal pledges as to what he would do in th e way o f Par liamentary and legal. reforms—(the House re served to itself the rlght andthe dureion of the Act for the renewal of the Income-tax to singe 'financial topics by limiting • • 0# 2 - 23 - , lf; " L 4 * J c 3 I. T.:: to blt4A j - 1 1%- I%p 'r6-%p $i dis dip % % as 1% 2 13( 13 22% —23% 33 —34 4 5 par % p 9%-10% par 36 p Dar — 3; p 3% 4 % 7 10 —ll all 2 —2% I Par 36 / 3 STOCK BANZCIii. all 38 —39% 50 47% —49 25 11%--12% 20 24 —25 Ni 10 Is% —173 i 20 29% —3O x.d 35 •• • 10 •• 17% 17 30 31% x.d 4234 —43 15% 16% 85 86% 3 334 14% 1534 ;CELL/LNEOUS. 823 r 48 493 14 27% 283( all 70 —7l x.d 10 17% 18 I. 60 77 78% able for the errors of the Official Lists. an interes" correspondents.] MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. , TWO O'CLOCK. The Cotto n market at CITY Liverpool on Saturday was quiet but steady ; sales 6,000 bales, including 60 Egyp tian, at bid. to 9d., 500 Surat at 3d. to 4d., and the re mainder nearly all American, at previous rates.—Rail way Shares were fl a t a t lower prices. Prices in the Grain market are. rather higher this morning. In the official returns of the trade, customs' duties, and tonnage of the United Kingdom during the twelve months to the sth January last, we have some interest ing details, and from these we take the following items, which realized most to the customs:— Coffee £445,739 Pepper Fruit Rum Brandy - Wine Timber Grain The following statement of the gross customs' duties will serve to show how much of the total has been ob tained from the twelve articles above enumerated:— Gross receipt of duties inwards Payment s ou t o f gross rece i pts for , bounties Drawbacks Allowances on quantities over-en tered, damages, &c. £154,147 This leaves the net receipt of customs 22,104,1571. The tonnage returns for 1851 are inwards 6,988,233, and outwards 6,483,144 tons engaged in the foreign trade of the United Kingdom; and the coasting trade represented 12,394,902 inwards, and 13,466,115 outwards. The continental advices have been of rather a flatter tone in regard to stocks. At Amsterdam on the 21st inst. less was doing in Dutch Bonds, and they were rather feeble. Spanish were more offered. There was no particular change in Russian, French, Mexican, and Portuguese. South American Bonds, owing to the realization of profits, declined. The Grain nsatkets were firmer last week in Belgium and on the Baltic. The Belgian Railway from Charleroi to Louvain has been conceded for 90 years, provided the bidding com pany can get its capital subscribed within three months. Negotiations are in progress for establishing a submarine telegraph from Ostend to England, and two En g li s h companies which were competing have coalesced. The English Stock Market has recovered to some ex tent this morning, because it 15 presumed that Lord John Russell and his party will give adequate support to the Earl of Derby to carry on the Government, at least until the supplies are voted, and then if the neces sity arises, a dissolution will be resorted to. Consols have not been much dealt in, but they have been done at 97 and 971 for Transfer and Account. The New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents. have been marked 99 to 1, and the Three per Cents. 97i. to 98. Bank Stock has been sup ported. at 218. East India Stock has been at 259 to 260-' Exchequer-bills are 61s. to 645., and India Bonds 715. to 745. prem., both being very firm. A very limited business has been done in Foreign Stocks. Grenada Deferred have been supported at 8a to Equador are rather heavy at .li. Mexican bring 32i and Chilian have touched 105. Not a bargain is officially reported in Spanish. Portuguese Four per Cents. have been at 33i ex-dividend. Russian Five per Cents. are worth 115, and Dutch Four per Cents. 92 to I. Sardinian Bends are dull at 88k. Railway Shares have been in moderate demand, and not much different in price. Caledonian, Midland, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and Great Western are a shade better. Foreign are quiet. Gold Mine Shares are at about previous rates. onsols QUARTER TO THREE. „, 97-11 C Ditto Account, March 11 97k BRITISH FUNDS Tins DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Bank Stock C From the Official Li st.) 8 per Cont. R educed Annuities.-- ..... 21 97 8 % 98 per Cent. C onsols Anne. 97% 97 1 /4 New 3 1 4 per Cent. AMT 5....... 99 1 .4 Long Aanuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860... 7 1-16 India Stock ............................... ..260 259 India Bonds under ....... 71 p Exchequ er Bi lls Consols for Account 97',4 97 -1,4 1,0001. I ...................... -- 61 64 P 5004 ........ ........... 61 64 P Small ........................... 61 64 p PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOOS Chilian Bonds, 6 per Cent lO5 Equador Bonds Grenada, 11,E per Cent. Ditto Deferred Mexican Bonds, 1846, 3 per Cent 32% Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent Ditto 4 per C ent. Russian Boucle, 1822, 5 per Cent ll5 Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent .. 88 1 / 2 khvidenda on the above payable in London. Dutch 24 per Cent., 12 Guild ... Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates 92 LLOYD'S SHIPPING --(THIS DAY.) LONDON, FEB. 23.—Wind at noon N.E., light breeze and F A fi n fin e durTyLt7ea FEB.t h r . 21. —Wind S. to S.W ; 22, TA riable.—Arrd. Pandora, and A aron Vale, Alexandria; Michele, Rodianski, Royal William, Bos herus 10, and Mercur, Odessa; Orini Teraun, Ibraila. Off o, port, Nameless, Malta. NEWPORT, FEB. 21.—Wind W.—Skl. Prometheus and Sea Queen, St. Thomas. CARDIFF, FEB. 21.—Wind W.N.W.—SId. Anne Powell, New York; Triton, Malt a; Isabella, Corunna; Triton, St. Thomas; Demetriu s , Constantinople. 19.—S1d. Ed war d Thompson. CLYDE, FEB. Grenada. PENZANCE, FEB. 21.--The report of the three bodies of the Mary's crew having be en washed ashore was up founded; a portion of their clothes and bedding . 1 1 1 7 . having been found on the rocks, and having beesnteird. tified as having belonged to Mr. Hewitt, the pa_ crew London, was wrecked on Whitby Rocks last night; erih one Jefferson, ff r . l2 e a r n s o s s quare par t i. p i cked ohfn John's, , p N y e e w s BRIDLINGTON, FEB. 22.—The Mary, from Shields to saved. Providence brig, of HARTLEPOOL, FEB. 21.--The h Newcastle, salt laden, struck at the mouth of the Tees, on theon tyhtorbteatGaorveerLainntdo, d. and River .ls4 GATE Fan 1 --7. be , 0 a boat's deep water , and , sunk; jo , d. Sa j bl o ne m W a i r n a d iihan C.W.. to W . it e:tarear River dale, ewdz. m . t a ck c r ko k e; og e LduAl Regulus, E,aEurnva2anni: Denta. SI New Orleans;Falcon, .Leighton, S t. achy; Lady Hobart, Staten Island; u. Dolores, New York; Milita, Smyrna; Baden Fred ' Universe, Standard, Adelaide, South Australia;erinke, Trieste; Portland Bay; Ingreboro', Bomb Runnymede, cisco; London, Valparaiso; Indus lon, San Fran- Leinster, Rio Janeiro; Helen, T • us and Duchess of Barbadoes; Garland,' Jamaica; Trinidad Tam-o'-S Corazon de Maria, Nancy, Havanna,h; Orleans; Norman,Matanzas; Samuel Lawrence, New 7 Apalachicola; Laura Camp bell , Charleston; Kossuthand Ame rica steamer and J Manhattan, New York; M •osephus Boston • Nymph,Beyrout ; arinora, Constantinople ; ' Ewe, ' Rio Grande; C harlo tta brig, Sylvia, and Bonita, Rio Janeiro; William Large,W .S. *22, W. Barbadoes; Edler, St. Thomas; 1 Fanny, Hayti. BREST, FEB. 18.—The Agilis, from Malta to Dart mouth, sank 100 m il es N . N . W. o f Ushant, after being in contact with the Andre et Celeste, in the night of 16th Feb.; crew, except one man, saved by the latter vessel, which has put in here to repair. DEAL, FEB. 20.—Wind N.E., blowing StrOno..-_, Arrd. Levante, Meyer, Gelat z ; Anna and Arn oldina, Cephalonia ; Tensus, westward; Anna Mary, Stephens, arrd. from River, for Sydney, New South W a l es; Turto, Bombay; Codrington, Antigua; Ivan, Odessa. Sid. Mary Sparks, China; Challenger, Shanghai; Cot field Swithamley, Bombay; Calcutta; Japa p , Mauritius; Cygnet, Berbice; E d g ar, St. Mitt's ; P rotector, Jamaica; R e nfrowshire, St. John's. Sld. Christina A gat h a , Batavia. W.; 22, variable.— POUTSMOUTII, FEB. 21.-.--Wind Arrd. Salmon, Fording, :Singapore; her Majesty's ship Samson and her Majesty's ship Pantaloon, Africa; Kjillstadt, Dahl, Stathelle. COWES, FEB. 22.—Wind N.B.—Sid. Naples, New Orleans. Ym FEB. 2 1—Wind W.N.W. Arrd. Eliza betFhLMeOarusTlr Mears, Catania, Sld. Loyal, St. Michael's; George Carl, Malta. SHOREHAM, FED. 22.—The Eiebe, of Wolpst, timber laden, has been brought in here water-logged, with mainmast gone; a corpbo, supposed to be that of the master, ins found au) cabius „„..; A N If, - / 04 o. `... t . x'ier ettienin 11 i)m/6 LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1852. Thank GOD! England is at length rid of the Whig Government. The blundering audacity of Earl GREY, the " financial imbecility" of Si r CHARLES WOOD, the hankering of Lord JOHN RUSSELL after finality, the respectable but antiquated abilities of the Mar quis of LANSDOWNE, the hesitating and fitful projects of Sir FRANCIS BARING, the obsolete and nearly fabulous popularity of Lord BROUGHTON DR GYFFORD, the shortcomings, the arrogance, and the nepoti sm _ all the various and most evil characteristics of the Whig Cabinet have at last terminated, and the country is no longer cursed by an inc "aP4ent, andjn twanajiy instances a thoroughly retrogressive Administration. Anything was pre ferable to a continuance of the late Ministry. The people were sick of it. Whatever confidence it may have possessed at the outset had long since dwindled away, if it was not already for the most part utterly forgotten. During six years we had endured—not without complaining, however, it must be acknow ledged—the miseries consequent upon having states men i n power who subordinated the considerations of principle to the consideraiioas of place, and who sacri ficed the sacred Cf(119 , !: of liberality to the influence of aristocratic predilections. Insomuch was this the case, after a little while, that family i nterest became the presiding and actuating motiv e o f the First Lord of the Treasury. The PRIME Ntieistea went lower, almost imineisureably lower than his celebrated pro totype i n p o liti c al (leecdence. Aft er g i ving u p to party . what .was.m eant for mankind, ,, he neglected alum -t J <~ V . . Sominal rrloes. MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY•) CORN EXCHANGE—MONDA Y. The leading country markets held on Saturday were seasonably well supplied with home-grown Wheats, in which only a limited busiacfs was doing, at, in som e instances, a decline of Is per quarter in the value of, the low and middling samples. Barley-the show of which was good-moved off slowly, at is to 2s per quarter less money; whilst Malt was the turn easier. Oats were offering on somewhat lower terms; bat Beans, Peas, Indian Corn, and Flour were tolerably fiat]. Our advices from the Baltic p o rts state that very little business has been doing of late for ship ment to England. In the Black Sea, however, prices have beet! on the advance. The French markets have continued dull, and rather lower figures have been paid for the Flour in the United States, owing to the re-opening of Eastern navigation. Up to our market, last week, the arrivals of Engl_ ' lisp Grain were small. From abroad, w e received 6,22,,,, quarters of Wheat, 1,678 Barley, 5 , 843 Oats, 7.° Beans, 300 Peas, 202 Tares, 11 Rapesee d, 142 sundry Seeds, 314 sacks and 3,360 barrels of Flour. . '' d Fresh u to this morning's market, a very limited supply ofWheat came to hand from Kent, but its cll l , lily was decidedly improved. From Essex, Suffolk,7. the receipts of that grain, coastwise, were very in mans rate. By land carriage, the arrivals were by ao o rt?e large, and the aggregate show of samples of b tn red, and white was comparatively small. The a ttendanc e of both town and country millers being good, the de _ 1 for all kinds of Wheat ot home produce ruled f11n 3 9 0 1 03 n 0 a clearance of the stands was easily effected. I n tl : 0. instances salected qualities of white sold at a slig -i_ land' vance in the quotations, and the value of all oiler was freely supported. but LW For forward delivery there was more inqu ir y , advance took place in prices. Wheat As a portion of last week's import of Fore i g n fob went direct into the hands of millers, the shoe' 0 t he samples of that grain was limited. Exlr asarY yeti supply on offer was tolerably good. Holders were ter' firm, and the majority of them refused to sell exceP.,,,, higher terms. The amount of business doing lis"ed. therefore small, nevertheless extreme rates In floating cargoes we heard of very were ren.,„, o , owing to the high rates demanded by ne re ' owners. wa de uade The total supply of Barley being limited, th e Is ; s . earce for that article . improved, and really fine nialt. a m..peit. were_ considered is per quarter higher than 160 "Lab( Malt, the show of which was small, moved off e ls e at late currencies. o bly Notwithstanding that the supply of Oats few traneanow was tole ere good, the trade was firm, and last week's pr ices w well In Beans maintained. 0 very few transactio ns took place, 5 0- t 13 de cline took place in prices. 10 011 The sale for Peas, th oug h th e su pply was d. good, was firm, and l a te figures were well supPor- hierti Indian Corn, afloat, changed hands slowly, btit b° demanded extreme currencies. - ea st, Both English and For e i gn Flour was in good xecl but no advance was noticed in value. CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. 01 10 605 Wheat-Essex & Kent, Malt-Chevaller • • • • • • Red .... .••.41 s to 46s Oats- Yorkshire and . 921 Ditto,White, New 42s 535 Lineoinsk., Feed.- r i : 00 Irish,Ditto Norfolk and Lin- Potato ••••• • • • • • - L 2; 49s coin, Red..... 408 45s Y oa ghal and Cork. 185 910 Black .••• • • • 1 , 00 Ditto,White.• •••• -8 -s Scotch, Feed. •'• . 4 , 4 : Rye-Old --..•• . . - 266 28s' Beans - Tick •• • " 2e "- New .... 2 6 310 -s Cork, White .•• •• 200 y6O ••••••• • • • • -. 26s 28s - Pigeons ••• • " 98/ 4 0 Barley-Grinding ... -24 s 27s Pes-s-Grey • ••• " - los : 90 Malting .....• • • • 278 32s Maple •••••" " • • 05 ::: Chevalier .......332 37 8 White ••••• • ' " ' • Os '- Halt-Suffolk and 17or. folk •-•••• • • • • - 458 54a Flour-Town -made.. .. ~,,,, 360 Brown 0 5 •••••• • • • - 438 48s Suffolk ••• • • **** 220 Kingston and Ware 51s 56a tn &Norfolk Boilers -•••• • • • • • 20 , 40 Stock SEEDS. . dace The late rise in the value of Clover Seed 3 n . a j great caution on the part of dealere, , hence the t av B3 ' ge a RW:ai . t . e : : : : : : is heavy. Black Sea Linseed, ex granary, h aa ( , 425 , hands, at 41s 6d to 42s 6d; and East India ditt,n__,, Coriander, and Carraway are somewhat India Rape is wor th 38s quarter. i•Ja ar i; p er t er• 3o6 other articles are stead ' y. Somewhat dear • i ts _L what liberal inipt.r P foreign Clover Seed have taken plan' 315 840 rurniP,White, per bush. es to ins Carraway •••• " • ' "•. 3,23 . 111 , 11 , Red and Green.. • • 8s lls Coriander ••••' • " • • • 328 °- Mustard, Brown.. .. .. tis 9s Hetnpseed, per q uarter •. Of White, new -•.-450 d 6s 0d Linseed, Eng• Sowing • : T 6"; 30 Tares,Wint er ...... .• 3 s 6d 4 s Od Crushing ••" ' • • 408 4 , e 6 : Spring •••• .. --4 s 6d 5s Od Baltic ••••• • ' • " 448 ."- Canary, per quarter • . 39s 42s Odessa ••••• • • • • Rye g r ass .. -. ~ •• - ... 24s 30s Linseed Cake, pr. 1,000- 10/ Os Clover, RedEn,. (cwt.) 441• 64a English ••. si I ° s B 81 1 5 ' White .......... 46s 62s Foreign, per ton 71 0 4/ tot Foreign (White.." 46s 60s Rape Cakes, pr ton 41 . 5 , 11 ,,, 931 00 45s 57a Rapeseed, New, pr ist 20 , v' Trefoil .. ••• • - - .... 193 24s sztEt° During last week the arrllFl imports LD of . foreign 0 w - i elt n j t e he London were bul; moderate, via , 1899 heel 0229; corresponding period in 1851, they amounted to . head . in 1850, equal in 1849, 1,966; and in 1848, 1 1 546 i . last The general ity of the stock at hand, since 04 report, is by no means prime. 3 . ... .....-- .7: - 7 ::: IM PORTS INTO LONDON 1N THE PAST Va. yigi. F rom Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Cal ves. 6 R o tt e rdam 174 ... 543 ... _ ... 117 ..- ..... Harab u rgh - ... 208 Amsterdam - ... Antwerp - --- ..... Ostend - ... 315 ... ." 17 ... .... Harlingen - -"' 3 .. ---- .. ---. ••••••••• ..,.... 9 Total - "* 200 i va h s . is sti The yearly compa r i son of the weekly arr under:- P 1' ahrefl. Beasts. Sheep. .. 263 ..• _...., 1851 475 .., 1,484 ... -- • 287 ..- 1850 - ." 86 --• 1849 493 ... 1,287 -- = *" 1 82 ..... •"- 1 848 Lambs. C ' 7 764 ... 700 ... "• o f Beasts , There was a decided increase in the supp l y tr ,,,,,... the both as to number and quality. Nolwithe ta w th m e e 'Beef trade, owing yell favourable state of the weather for slaughteringr,of oft: elies 100 in attendance, and the large time-of -year supp ~,. 6A to the comparatively small numb on offer in Newgate and Leadenhall, was in a vellr . "The state, at a decline in the quotations of 2d per taiLl',., and highest figure for the best Scots was 3s 6d per 1 6 . 17 is o. a total clearance was not effected. From 1 ' 14°1: ° e l cl l 2, 100 folk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire, we re celv _ „ ar to of Scots, short-horns, and Herefords; from otbei t t i f d, wool England, 900 Herefords, Runts, Devono, 86 c.; 00 , scot' Scotland, 500 Scots, 360 being per railway ......, ri ot to land. With Sheep we were tolerably well.. °"_ l .„ ',wall say heavily supplied. For all breeds, the inclu.„, i n . less active than on this day so'nnightt and,S L il y l e ° s o w . il stances, prices were the turn in favour or v. t he be 011. must be observed that the extreme value of ado _a cep DoWns was 4s 4d per Sibs. About 2,20- Q per 81be , were in the market, and which sold it - 0 o ffer ;:ne t beneath those in the wool. The few Latnil° via,bs d a 45 a very dull inquiry at from 4s 8d to 5s per 81v''• 40 2 a to fair sale for the best Calves, which realised il The P"k 6d. Otherwise the Veal trade ruled dn."' ta tioulirY trade was exceedingly depressed, at W el)! 8 prices. I t 5 ' d Per Sibs. to sink the offal. S. , • "o s 0 S. d. to s. d. .. 9 10 s Luierier Beasts..... 2 2 2 4 inferior S heeD •• 3 2 ' 0 Second quality —. . 2 6 210 Second goal. Sheep .. , 0 4 . Prime large Oxen.. 3 0 3 2 Coarse-woolled dittos .... 4 4 Prime Scots ...... 3 4 3 g Southdown Wether 4 ",., 0 0 Large coarse Calves 3 6 4 0 Ditto out of the wool 0 , 6 1 a ; 6 Primearnall ditto •• 4 2 4 4 Large Hogs ••• • - • 8 10 Suckling Calves —lB 0 21 0 Small Porkers j i• • • old 11 ..16 0 19 ° Lambs .......... 0 0 0 0 Quarter g TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. Sheep. I calve , • Pig s. Beasts. i 219 I 32 0 4,094 I 21,470 I FOREIGN surr/ v or. . I Pigs.Bo abts. I 910 Sheep. I C L i 173 ...- . 493 " f A Statement a nd Comparison of the Supplies and Prices o' Fat Fat Stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Cattle Mar_ on Monday, February 24, 1551, and this day, Monday ' February 23, 1852. Per 81bs., to sink the offals. Feb. 24, 1851. Feb. 2 3, 181.2. 8. d. a. d, e. d. e• 41 ; C oa rse and inferior B eas ts ... ... 2 4to 2 6 2 2to 2 4 Second quality ditto ... ... ... Prime Scots, 8 , c. ... ... .. .. 3 p p r r i i m m e e claoragreselieonlled ditto Prime Southdown ditto •• 3032 3 0 3 ; 6 3 4 3 u Coarse and inferior Sheep.: 4 3 0 3 0 Second quality ditto .., 2102 6 2 J u o ... 310 4 3 8 310 3 4 ' 0 •••••• 3 4 3 62 1 2 ~ 8 ... ... 4 2 4 4 4 ) 4 3 12° 4 4 .1 • 2 8 Lambs... .. 0 0 • ••. Large coarse Call, ••• " Prime small ditto'es ••• •• .._ 3 2 3 6 3 6 A A 2 4 6 Large Hogs . ... ... ... 3 8 4 v .. 96 3 6 Sm all P k — ••• ... 210 3 6.. 10 or ers .. .. 3 8 4 0 3 8 3 • ••• ••• 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4,09 4 Beasts ... ••• •• ***3'7l3 Sheep and Lambs .. ...19,000 21,4 70 Calves ... .. ... ... ... 70 219 Pigs 295 32 0 SUPeLIES .. . ... - . ON SALE,.. FEB* 25, 1850.—Be98ts, 3,922; Sheep and Lambs, 19,490; Calves, 108 ; Pigs, 185. FEB. 26, 1849. Beasts, 3,476 ; Sheep and Lambs, 17,37 0 ; Calves, 109; Pigs, 180. NEVITGATEI AND LEADENRILLi. These markets continue to be but moderately fier plied with London-killed Meat; but the arrivals from the provinces, daring the past week, have b ee n on a liberal scale. Prime Beef and Mutton are in moderate request, at full prices. In other kinds of Meat very little is doing. At per stone by the Carcase. s. d. to 9. d. I Beef, inisrior•• •• •• 2 0 2 2 'Mutton, mierior •• -- middling ••• • 2 4 2 6 - middling • • -- priuielarge 2 8 210 , prime •• • • -- prime small .• 3 0 3 4 1 Pork, large —••— • • Veal .• • • .... .. I . d. to 0 . 0 2 4 1 33 6 10 0 3 jo 24 ' 8 3 2 3 BOROUGH Aril) !Full average time-of-year supplies of Potatoes h ave come fresh to hand, coastwise and by land carriage, since Monday last, Although a steady business is doing in most kinds, prices are with difficulty supported. N ° imports from abroad. Per Ton• Per Ton. Yorksh. Regents. 60s to 80s Ditto Shaws —s to -- Lincoln. Regents COs to 70s Scotch Regents.. 60s to 70s Ditto Cups ...... 50s to 60s Ditto Blues ...... --s to —Bl Ditto Dahlias ... —s to —s' Common Whites. s to —s Newcastle & Ber wick Regents.. 55s to 70s Kentish Red Kid. —5 to —3ll Wisbeach & Cam ; bridge i Kent Regents-- 60s to 7 55 Essex Regents 6os to 7 55 Essex Shaws 55s to 655 IKent Shaws I , Kent & Essx. Mid. —s to - -g French - 5 German ditto ... —s to - -5 Dutch Whites .., —s to IChats -—___ 2301 OUGZE 110 P MARKET. Since our last report, the demand for both New alad Old Hops—the show of which is comparatively bm itt has ruled heavy, but no actual d e c line has been sued to in prices, 6usbex Poclt.ts, 1129 to 126 s per evv!; Weald of Kent ditto, 126 f, to 1408; Mid and East lie" 140 s to 2505. WOOL, The public sales of Wool commenced on e Thurtd ll a; but, from the fact t hat under 20,000 bales wi b offered, and that the m a j orit y of the sam p les are posed of low qualities, they are not considered of an important character. The quantity disposed of Saturday everlrg was about 6,000 bales. Fine par up t ele he of Australian lient at it advance of id per lb P , and to value of other kinds was well supported. rivatel9, very little buoinegia is dying, x d aet week's illOp van lato business ant ti)-day. 2% % % It , • . '•4 ' ,; , '~ ' , ~ :; ~, . '~ .~ ~. ~ .1 *.tral F, Trafi ,104 1 Lai