The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-02 00:00:00

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIIANDB.

thuntont Foin. isu4eral;nlY.graii.r..:l;Ciiiidend oils. ad.,
any Wednesday, at. A cram an's. Bristol.
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Si.i.Liwie7iOnat..Carmarthrn. grocer-Ist dividend of is. 3d.,
soy Wednesday, at At Inman'. lirlsiaL

11,6

Jan. 1. BICRAID Ms, Gracechurch-sintet, contractor and ar-
chitect.

DIVIDEND[!.

Jan. 19. T. J. flatinders,SouliTifaitomatreet, 0:fowl-street,
apothecary—Jan. 19. J. 8. R. nwick, Stanley-street, Pimlico,
clerk in her Majesty's customs—Jan. 2A W. Dean, Birmingham,
engineer—Jan.22. P. Hake, bialLaul, Devonshire, farmer—Jan,
13. J. Nicholls. Exeter, Innkeeper—Jaa. 18. J. Reales, Widen-
bull, Stafforthhire, furniture b ober—Jan. 13. J. L. Chapel!,
Devonport, Devonshire, chemist—Jan. 13. T. Palmer, Plymouth,
rope manufacturer—Jan. 13. 0. Kerrison, Tiraberhill. Norwich,
wholesale tea dealer—Jan. 29. G. Butebor and 8. J. Butcher,
Northern-wharf. York-road. King's-cross ; Coal Department,
Great Northern Railway Nation; and Skinner-street, Snow-hill,
con% merchanta -Jan. 29. U. Butcher separate estate), Northern-
wharf. York.nwl, Klnfes-creas: Cal Department, Great
Northern Railway Station: and rikinueretveet, Snow• hill. coal
merchant—Jan. 29. 8. J. Butcher, weparate estate), Northern-
wharf, York-road, Klns'a-cries ; Coal Department, Great
Northern Railway Station and Skinlieretrect, Snow-hill, coal
merchant—Jen. 25. J. T. Drown, Coventry, watch manufacturer.

C. Prose—C. F. Demo and J. Longhurat, lrlsrk.lane, City. corn
lunch .nta-11. J. Make anal. H. Bowles, lyersatreet, Lambeth.
wheentights—Z. Smith sad J. Tuffs, hone deants—John Had
and Josvph Hall. illtcldn, ortfordihlrc, rope makers—H. D. C.
Snow, P. H. ilenslas, P. B. %linens.. sad D. estow,
Cty, merchant, so tar as regard' P. H. Rendes -.1. Layton, C.
A. Halbert, R. 11. Griffiths, sad J. N. Lunen, Wincing -lane, City,
tea beakers, so far sa regards C. A. Halbert—J. T. Betts and J.
Bette, St. John-street, Swithfleld-bars, rend/ere-0 A. Steintlist
sad F. A. Lowenthal Little Tower-street, general merchants—
W. Taylor and C. Kingcome, I.lverl...hip chandlers—J. Ora.
ham and Harriet Han James. Birmingham, merchants—J.
Benson, D. 0. Poisson. and J. Shepard. Liverpool, brokers, so
far as regards J. Shepard—R. Roberts and R. Roberts, Jun.,
Liverpool, merchants—S. Smith, E. Stamford, and J. Calferata,
Liverpool, Wes ors. BO far as regards s. Smith—C. George and G.
F. George, Berns. street, Oxford-street, upholsterers—H. Reed
add Powell, broad-street buildings, Con, commission nor
chant—P. Partobdon and W. M. Bamford, Queearstree',
Cheapen*, woollen warehousemen—D. Duncan and W. Ward,
Cardiff, Ininters—L. Engstrom, 0 F. Nano, and R. A. Brown-
ing, Old Bread-street, City. merchants - B. Stretton and A. Welsh
J. Jeffree and W. Sankey, Paradise-street and Davidge.terrace.
Kennington-road, and Upper Pottland-plan. Wandsworth, sur-
geons—J. lhudcastle and I. B. Debt., Eastchesp, wholesale
grocer—C. Porntt aid J. Portia, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, en-
tractors-4. A. Simpson, W. Renshaw. and T. Simpson. Manches-
ter. commission agents. PO far as regards T. Simpson—O.llolford
aside. Jones, Lek...ter. accountant.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
THOMAS Dnontinnn. Dundee, corn merchant. Jen. T. at the
Royal Hotel. Dundee.
ALLIANDIR WILSON. Old Marius., near Aberdeen. knees, Jae.
8, at the Lemon Tree Motel, Aberdeen.
Rosin Slows, Old Hacker, near Aberdeen, farmer, Jan. 8. at

the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen.
Atalarth Hai, ltdiaburalt, miller, Jan 11, at Mews. Ca, and

Black's Rooms, LAlnburgh.
DMICAN CAmsitALL, Ath.ii ankh, Argyllshire, farmer, Jan. lt, a
the Temperance Hotel, loverary.
ADAM WHITIOVID, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, timber, Jan. 11, at
the Linea Arms Inn ,IMck's,, lismiltou.

BOARD 01 TRADR, Warn/TALL, DEC. 29.—The
Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade sad Plantetious have received through the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs an extract of a
despatch from Her Msjesty's Minister at Madrid, reporting
that the Spanish goveromeut,with the view of making the re-
gulations recanting vessels passing Tarifa (notices respecting
which were moaned is the London Gazette of the 3rd and
31st Duember, 18S8), for the future more lenient, have
directed that after the discharge of one gun loaded with
blank cartridge. two shots with ball will be fired maids of
the vessel, in the way of warning, instead of one, u has
hitherto bele the rule.

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, D&.'.30--The
Bight Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs a copy of • despatch from her Majesty's
Consul. General at Port-au-Prince, enclosing a copy of a law
issued by the government of the Republic of Hayti, abolish-
ing the extra charge of 10 per cent. on the weighing. wharf-
age, &c., of goods, and replacing those charges by an addi-
tional duty of 10 per cent. on all articles imported into or
exported from that republic.
BOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL, Die. 30.—The
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs an official proclamation issued by the Senate
of Bremen, respecting the harbour-dues at the port of
Bremerhaven, and which has been forwarded by her
Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Hamburg. A translation of
the document is published in last eight's Gazettr.