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bit Alb ; Mr. Lanes the °reek, 3 pa, fed 6IA ; Mr. Wilunis
br f by Osnarboy, out of Maid of Mouton, 2 err, bet 41b.
Won by a bead; two lengths between secuad and third ;
May Blossom wee a bad lour*, The Orrek fifth, sod Ite•
mitarrater six*. The others were beaten off.

INTELLIOENCE EXTRA.
Nutoluoltous for the Murnerust STILIs, fur 2-yr-
olds.—Mr. E. R. Clarke's aby Napier out of Clifollaell
dam, Mr. E. IL. Clarke. a by Plenipotentiary dam by
limiter+ Platoff, Lord Clad. n's °leaner, Mr. 'Dilworth's
Cabal by Anchor (late Eno Lad), Mr. H. Elwes's ch fby
The H. ro at of Wittier.nr, Mr. U. W. Fitasrilliaria's br f
Circe, Mr. Oreville'a &sous, Mr. Himarit's U Igrave, Mr.
U. Hannibal, Mr. Y. King's b c by Trap out of N-
ero, Mr. D. Lane's e by Jobe &Daunt out of Diploma,
Mr. C. LUPO Net-OWe, Mr. F. M..gronis nd Moore
Mace, Sir J. B. Mill's eh f Pyrrha, Major Needham us
Coop il'Etat, Mr. Newland's br a Orimiikin, Mr. Oetral-
derton's Brother to Mountain Deer, Mr. Payne's e by John
&Daunt out of Citadel's dam, Mr. Payne'.f by Bay
Middleton, out of Lady Strut, Mr. Perch:ears eh e St.
eplien late Stephen, Mr. J. P.ierney's Cbangsrnier, Lord
Itibblesdalr's Marspei, Mr. S S:ott's eh fL of Gritnston,
Mr. IL. U. Shafto's Seder to Stilton, Mr. J. M. Stanley's
eke Lincoln's Inn by Sir Tattoo Specs, Mr. T. SUM IND'S
Lady Canstance, Mr. W. Treen's b I by II .rkaway or The
Libel out of FroroPo. Mr. C. Vickers's 11. y Celia Mr.
br e by lialltukeels dam by Mulatto, Mr. Wre-
ford's b f by Bay Middleton out of Fraudulent.

TILE TE.F.TII rod HEALTH.—A good met of
teeth ever tooter.• :eroureble tunaMM.. while the* preen,.
Is. s. t.e, ste et I,totritatew to every tad
'sal. hell SO Mg Ado
IS.
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gorse rotomttolon CALM Sod oWril ittuallt. 16...1.108.
pit• ..1 no • fend pur pave, Itt/WI.AM Its. ODOM I 11.
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lOW Milli /WI by WS. Slid by shrouds rod yerkorrro.

NORTHALLERTON RACES.—TITURSDAY.
(IT TELVOICAPM.)
TWO-TN/M.OLO 87.tc1 of 10 i.e. seek b ft, oat is
added; colts, Sit 71b ; bait, bit 31b, &e. T.Y.C.
Zeta
Lord raucomberg

Tbres others started. Won by a short nerk..
Nuain ILIDINO 11•Nnicat. of 10 sore. each, 5 ft, and 3
only II declared, wish 40 sore. added. Tice round aud a
die. (18 subs., Bof whom declared.)
Mr. J.teksoa n 4 Jack Lerming, 4 yrs. Est 7lb
Mr. I'. 1)4110111'S Bit of Blue, 3 yrs, SO Ifilh
Mr. J. H. Peart nd Miss Jemiina, 3 yrs, bat 101 b
Two others also started. Won by three parts of a length

Lll3O IN STATE AND FUNERAL

OS T*

DUE OF WELLINGTON.

Yesterday afternoon a select few were admitted to
the lying in state at Chelsea Hospital. Iler Majesty, the
aml the royal children, wete amonj.t
those who paid a tribute of respect to the remains of the
date. After the royal visit had terminated the
pei.,oncrs of ti.e wi re permitted to see the titan.
:ke m *tweet tied parties of the Life Guard* and Grena-
dier.: and there were &leo a fag private parties admitted,
and among the reel crept in a lithe girls'
..1.1 !he his of the Doke of York's school attached
to the hcopi _

A Sup;lement issued last night to the Lund°ls
im •re of l ueralay, the 9th of November, contains the tot-
le.ir notice.. Earl retervoce ta the funeral proceeding
If arsharolth
see, I, Parliament street,
Nov. 11, 1052.
N. tic.' is lenity tiers, tint the funeral of the late Field-
Nlr-hll, Arthur, Duke of Wellington, will be ie,b,emi‘ed
ea I ,mend .7 next, the 18th instant, in Bt. PIIM's Cathedral.
N,vee i.. 1.. given, that the tickets of admission to the
ettlatirel for those peonies,' who have Moodie% their intro
~,, of h-int present at the solemnity, will be ready for de-
ry at this , thee oi Saturday nest, the 13th instant, be-
ts ten the hours of 10 o'clock cm., and 6 o'clock p.m., on
prisinetein of emitter' orders from the persons respec-
tle...r roiled thereto.
The tickets
herd all privy councillors toiler the degree oj
the peerage, ice Chanoellors, the Barons of the Ea-
chi qui r. J us,ie, sor both LI sorties, the liattrhts °rand
tees, Knights Commanden and Companions of the Moat
11 row able Order of the Bab, and her Majesty's law
wheys, wh hive srnitl-d their intention of hs-ing present
at the said solemnity, will also be ready for delivery on
Saturday nest, the 13th iast., between the hours of 10
o'clock a.m. and U o'clock p.m., on the production of written
orders fn. tie• persons respectively entitled thereto.
All memhere of the Order of the Bath having places in
the Ca•hadrel will appear in tuataras, sod wearing the de-
coration of the order.
•dies admitted to seats in the Cathedral will appear in
mourning ; and gentlemen will also appear in gemming,
with white cravats.
The mourners and relations will not appear 1111i(01131.
Ottli r persons taking part in the procession (with the
eicertion of those wear.og uniforms) will appear in mourn-
ine, without weepers, but with mourning swords.
Oa lb. morning of the funeral, no persons (except the
troy. and police fora,, will be admitted into 81. Josses's-
park but those prodeeing the Earl Marshal's card of ad-
mission iato the procesnon, or mach of his officers, assisting
Ai the ceritiicia.al, so shall produce pare tickets for that

purpose.
Ail carriages and meeraing washes membered 1 to 41,
‘3l enter the pork by Beekinghatn.gate, or Storsy'rgate,
not later t:itn eight o'clock a.m., and premed tbrougb the
gate in the railing eerie Storifogate towards the Horse
'Unitas, and be (armed in the epee specs end read, in au.
merical order. according to the mush* es the card, with
which envy coachman will he fernishtd.
AU tare ages and mourning melee numbered 42 to 67,
will eater by the Horse tivarus, not liter than eight o'clock
▪ and turn to the rignt, towards the Admiralty, and
hat in the numerical order indittetcd by the card.
The carriages which precede and thom which follow the
funeral ear will form in separate lines.
Th, win-tars, sod all other persons baring tickets for
the centre ire. of St. Paul's cathedral, will be admitted at
the ri 'poetise tide doors of the great western entrance of
St. Paul's, setting d ism on either side of the cathedral in
St. Paul's-churchyard.
All persons haring tickets for the following places, nit.,
nave (north aide) ; upper, centre, and lower galleries of
the north transept ; east and west aisles of the north Ma-
n ; and north aisle of the choir, will enter by the north
door ot the ca•hidral, setting down on the north side of the
churchyard.
All persons haring tickets for the following pieces, sir.:
Nam, south side—Upper, centre, and lower galleries of the
south transept, east and west aisles of the south transept,
and south male of the choir, will enter by the south door of
the cathedral, mule' down on the south side of the church.

yard.
All pertly, ►aring tickets for the gallery over the western
entrant*, north side, will eater by the north door of the
cathedral, %Atlas down on the north side of the churchyard.
Ali pers..ns Laving tickets for the gallery over the western
entrance, st.uth side, will enter by the south duos of the
cathedral, setting duwe on the sou.h side of the churchyard.
NORFOLK, Earl Marshal.
All persons are strictly enjalsed to pay attention to the
police rtgulaticus in respeed Mee rotate prescribed for the
eu r.ages.

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LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1852:

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16 la Northern et Francs. sl4 34
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10 II 11enenc and Bordeaux
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141 I, elan sad Rladenood 1 I 1013
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TO 34. •Upper India Scrip
, all int.. hes... •-u ms... 0
is 111 Wotan of Vrance... - 31 41 :•ak

MONEY MARKET.

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THURSDAY HYMNING.
Tho English Stock Market opened with a flat
appearance to-day, but in the afternoon the feeling
became firm r again, and the slight reduction that
had taken place in prices was recovered. The chief
cause of the improvement was the renewed purchases
of the government broker, which carried Consols
from the opening price of 1001 to 4 for mosey, to
1001 to 1, the closing cash quotation of the day, for
time, the price left off 1001 to 1. Scarcely the
slightest effect wits produced by the publication of
her Majesty's speech. It may be mentioned, how-
ever, that the stock markets have latterly been some-
what affected by rumours of some financial
iseeisires anew d to be in the course of concoction
by Mr. Disraeli and his colleagues, and as the finan-
cial capabilities of the Chancellor of the Exchequer
are by no means implicitly confided in, a certain
feeling of apprehension has been engendered. The
absence of important operations in the home funds is
thus accounted for, it appearing to be the general
impression that operations ought to be suspended
till the complexion of the chief measures to be pre.
sented to parliament is more clearly shadowed forth.
This was settling day in Consols, but the requisite
arrangements had all been completed, and the event
excited little notice, except amongst the parties imme-
diately interested. The official list of business is given
as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
1001, 1, Z. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991,
Three-and-a. Quarter per Cents., 103, .1. Long An-
nuities, 1860, 6 7-16. Bank Stock, 223, 1.
The pressure of sellers has again caused a reduc-
tion in the price of Exchequer Bills. The June and
March issues were each quoted at 72a. to 735. prem.
India Bonds ranged between 83s. and 87s. prem.
There was no disposition to operate in the foreign
market, and prices closed with little alteration. At-
tention was chiefly attracted to Turkish, in conse-
quence of the meeting of scripholders held to-
day ; but even in this security little was done,
and there was no variation from yester-
day's quotation of 2 to 21 premium. The
appointment of a committee of the scripholders
by which every fact bearing on the negotiation of ,
of the loan will be examined, is in accordance with
our recommendation, and generally regarded as the
most prudent step th it could be taken under the cir-
cumstances. An effective movement must of course
be organised to obtain redress. Mexican Bonds re-
main quoted at 25 to 1. It is noticed as somewhat
singular that the despatch addressed by Col. Facio
to the committee, although dated the 3rd, the day
after the arrival of the packet, was not published
till the 9th. The charge of neglect must cer-
tainly rest somewhere. Dutch Fours were very well
supported, but the scrip of the Swedish Mortgage
Loan was again flatter, with sales at 11 dis. Bargains
are marked as follows :-Belgian Five per Cents.
1001. Danish Five per Cents., loaf. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., 651, ; ditto Four per Cent.,
Certificate', 97,1. Granada Deferred, 101. Mexi-
can Three per Cents., 251, I. Portuguese Five per
Cents. Converted, 1841, 40 ; ditto Four per Cents., 38.
Russian Five per Cents., 1181 ; ditto Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 1041. Sardinian Five -per Cents.,
98, 1. Spanish Old Threes, 62, 1; ditto New
Deferred Three per Cents., 251, 1. Swedish Loan,
11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 21, 2 prem.
Business has been done to day in the shares of
the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, at 41
and 41; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31 ;
Provincial Bank of Ireland, 461; ditto, New, 171 ;
Union Bank of Australia, new shares (2/. 10s. paid),
71; Union Bank of London, 18, 1; Netherlands
Land Enclosure, 24, 24 ; Peninsular and Oriental
Steam, 87. Shares of the Beziers and Oraissessac
Railway closed 1/ to 1 prem.; Bordeaux and Cette,
64 to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 21 prem. ; Bank of
India and China, 1 to 1 prem.; Isle of Wight Rail-
way, die. to par ; Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail-
way, Ito 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 1 to
prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, /to 1
prem.; Magdalena Steam, to prem.; 14 to
Crystal Palace, to 1 prem.; South Eastern of
France, 1 to 11 prem.
The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday
are thus reported by telegraphic express:-Dutch
Four per Cents., 951 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., 834, ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,
25; Mexican New, 25 5-16; Portuguese New, 38
5-18; Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 78.
The traffic returns for the last week on the under.
mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to
this day, are as follows :
1852. 1851. 1830.
London amiNorthWestem £47,310 ..442,307 ..£41,620
Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,072 .. 16,803 15,070
London and South Western 9,666 .. 9.267 .. 8,289
London and Brighton
Great Western
Midland
South Eastern
York andiNorth Midland 8,810 .. 7,915 .. 7,452
York, Newcastle, & Berwick 16,210 .. 12,532 .. 14,170
Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,650 .. 1,451 .. 1,290
Great Northern 16,019 .. 11,099 .. 7,108
North Staffordshire 6,299 .. 4,910 .. 4,798
Chester and H lyheed
Shropshire Union 660 .. 629 .. 420
Exeter and Creditor -
Bristol and Exeter
Leeds Northern 1,115 962 .. 826
Manchester & South Junction 567 .. 479 .. 376
East Lancashire 1,60.5 .. 4,057 .. 3,400
South Yorkshire
Bastem Counties and Norfolk 16,606 .. 14,438 .. 14,228
East Anglian 744 .. 633 -
Stockton and Hartlepool - -
Shrewsbury and Birmingham 898 .. 610 .. 625
Kendal and Windermere -
Newcastle and Carlisle
London and Blackwell
Bolton, Blackburn, and
Clitheroe BO5 726 .. 692
South Devon 1,980 .. 1,804 1,715
Whitehaven Junction
The aggregate results presented by these returns
(taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows :
Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt
received. miles open. per mile.
1852 £226,912 4,2973 £62 11 6
18.51
1850
These returns are again very good, as proving a
progressive expansion of the traffic. The increase in
the Great Western receipts will be regarded with
interest, as proving that, so far at least, the compul-
sory reduction of fares now in force has not had any
unfavourable effect upon the traffic. The ultimate
results of this measure will probably be watched, as
likley to throw some light: upon the important ques-
tion as to which is the most remunerative scale of
charges, the moderate or the greatly reduced scale.
The returns on Scotch lines are as under :
- 1862. 1861.
Glasgow and South Western £4,084 .... £3,623
Caledonian 9,408 .... 7,908
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland Junction 642 .... 481
Aberdeen
North British
The Irish returns are:
1842. 1861.
Belfast and Ballymena
Cork and Bandon
Ulster
Belfast and County Down 216 201
Dundalk and Enniskillen lBB ....
Londonderry and Enniskillen 413 .... 163
Cork, Mackrock, and Neap.. 166 .... 127