The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-03 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALE&

MAACK 2.—87 Mr. BIADILL, at the Mart—Freehold
estate, called the Eadwell Moor End Farm, in the panda of
Feline/sham, near Kettering, Bedfordshire, comprising a
farm-boons and homestead, and z2l sores of land, Ist for
3761. sou annum, tithe ties and land-tae redeemed--mild for
A freehold distillery, with dwelliag-beam, @Mass, and
premises, Aldersgate-stmt, let on lease for 3604. per an-
num, including iitturse and plant-4,600i.
Freehold public•housr, calla the King's Arms, Alders-
gaMatreet, let for 1001. per annum-2,7204.
Freehold public house, called the Crown, King Edward-
street, Newpteatreet, let for 1601. per annum
Freehold public-house, known as the Gwen and Rom-
rhos, Gray's inn-lane, let for 601. per anumu-1,9001.
Freehold public-boos, called lb. General Orehem,
Silver-street, Clarkenwell, let for 801. per annum-1,5004.
Freehold boss. and shop, No. 2, Crownatrest, Fialasury,
let for 401. per annum-6304.
Freehold public-kouse, known as the Baker and Basket,
Leman-street, Whitechapel—let for 004. per saws-
-1,7001.
Two freelisii Messrs, Nos. 9 and 10, Lemaa-strest, let
for 001. per somas-1,7201.
pithliti-boor, known .a the Chapman Ansa,
Bt. George's Bad, let for 704. par annum,
=alwiLemilisr&noTh4t 61. Ils.-1,500'.
No. TS, Upper Btansfordalreet, let for
SOL pee mann, held foe MI years at 161.-1201.

THE NEW CONTRACT FOR 711 E INDIA NAM.—
It is stated that the late government decided, before
quitting office, that the contract now taken by the Oriental
and Peninsular Company should be continued foe a further
period of seven years.
CITY OF LONDON POLlCE.—iesterday, at the
meeting of the Court of Aldermen, Alderman Wilma
moved, "That a return be made to the court of all sums
received by the police and paid to the commissioners daring
the last three years, distinguishing such as have been re-
ceived as presents, gratuities, or Christmas-boxes, with •
statement how such sums have been appropriated." Com-
plaints had been made to him as a magistrate by several
persons, that the police officers omitted to summon loth.
vides'', engaged in exten,ive trade for obstructions, in con-
sequence of the liberal payment of fees to those who ought
not to be allowed to take lees at all. A number of bankers
and merchants he knew were in the habit of makieg weekly
payments to members of the force.—Alderman Farebrother
said they were, and a very good habit it was. He hoped
the court would never look unfavourably upon the little
collateral advantages which the men might enjoy.—Alder-
man Wilson said that while the carte and wawa' of the
rich were allowed to °lntrust the streets, the peeler uses,
who sold oranges, were brought up to the warts of Guild-
hall and the Mansion Howe as criminals. He thought this
ought not to be.—The motion was agreed to.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS
MINCINC-LANE.—THIS DAY.
SUOan.—The public sales, consisting of 840 bores Ha-
vanuah and 2410 hogsheads, were nearly all bought in, at
full prices; the former at 325. Bids to 311., the latter at
30s. 61. to 33r. The refined market quoted steady, at yea-
terday's prices.
Corns.—Thera has not been a public sale to-day; nei-
ther has there been any business of importance done by
private contract. Good ordinary native Ceylon continues
quoted 395.
Tea.—This article remains dull of sale.
PSPPEII.—&iO bags Batavia and Malabar sold at very
full prices, 31d. to 4d. per lb.
Pimsnro.-150 bags offered and bought in at 4a to 4.-
Corrox.—Thero has been a full amount of business done
during the last two days at high prices.
Duty paid oe huger (swept ioteisin refined) to bet ewe
week la Lamas, Liverpool, Bristol, hail, and
the Clyde
1B the saute) eche! last year e14,575

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bereave 176,033
1,115210 PAID OS TIA 1$ 1432 to LAST WISE. 111111.
Loudon 3,110,617
Liverpool 1,16149
eriatol
klull
Clyde 873,067

Total .
6,1143,604
Mahe time la 1831 6,634734

sis,77o

The circular of Messrs. H. W. Amesbury and Co. contains
the following review of this market during the month, more
especially iu connexion with the trade in drysalteries
" The improved tone in the foreign and colonial produce
markets, noticed in our last, has continued throughout the
past month, and some of the leading articles have expe-
rienced a light advance, which has, however, for the mo-
ment, somewhat checked business, particularly for export
orders ; importers have freely supplied the markets, but are
firm in demanding full current rates. The deliveries both
for export and home consumption show a considerable in-
crease as compared with last year; the importations have,
however, continued large, and the stocks generally are
in excess of previous yelp. The reports from the emai-
-1 nenuil produce markets are lately wore favourable, and
prices are firmer. Dyes and dying materials have been in
pod demand for the past imonth ; the large quantity of
9,800 chests of indigo sold in the late sales is far above the
usual average of a February sale. Safflower has been in
more demand, and the finer qualities have commanded
higher rates ; a fair business has also been done in the
middling qualities of lac dye at improved prices. Cochineal
barely supported former rates, but the arrival of intelli-
gence on the 28th ult., reporting a great falling off in the
new crop, has given life to the market, and there are now
no sellers, except at an advance upon previous rates ; other
articles are much as before. From the cotton manufactur-
ing districts a fair amount of business is reported at full
rates, the market closing firm with an upward tendency ;
the chief demand is for export to India, China, and the
coatinent of Europe. In the woollen districts there is an
average business doing for the season, but prices are com-
plained of as being low."

TALLOW MARIET.-THIS DAY.
The market remains quiet, et the tollowing prices: Town
Tallow, 38t. to 38s. 9d. (selling price, 385.) ; Petersburg
Y. C. on'ths spot, 3135. to 355. 9d., • October to December
(1832), 375. 3d.; on or before the end of March, 355. 9d.

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

There wu ;Oatarise in the value of either English or
foreign Wheat this morning. The demand waa of quite a
retail description ; holders. however, remain very firm,
supplies being moderate.
k Mar was unaltered in value.

Ihe receipts of Barley have been unimportant, and sales
proceeded slowly at Monday's rates.
There was rather a better sale for Oats, at the prices of
last market day.
Beans and Peas underwent no alteration.
There was very little business done in Cloverseed, as
usual on a Wednesday, and its value was unchanged.
010114,4L8 INTO LONDON FROM let MAR. to 3rd MAR.
Ora
Wheat Nagoinb. Sec 4.9. IrlM. Fames.
I 1460
Barley
Oct. barrels,
Fleur. 1,470 430 34414; we.
BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs Pattenden and Smith report that there is a steady
trade doing, at firm prices. Mid. and Bast Kents, 71. to
121. ; Weald of Kent', 61. to 71. 10e. ; Sumer, 61. 12s. to
61. lOs.; yearlings, 41. 10s. to 61. 6s. ; old Hops, 11. Is. to
21.