The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-28 00:00:00

The National flank of Belgium is advertising for a
capital of 360,0001., being part of the Five per Cent.
Government Loan of 1,040,0001. The subscription
list will be open till the afternoon of the 29th, the
price being fixed at 100; per cent. The amount re-
quired will bo represented by 9,000 bonds of 401.
each, and subscribers are required to make a deposit
of 10 per cent. on the amount, either in cash or go-
vernmeat or Bank stock. The payments on each
bond are to be made as follows; viz., 81. on the
2nd February, instalment of 41. on the let of May,
and 41. on the Ist of each succeeding month, the
last payment being fixed for tho Ist December.
The tendency in the market for foreign exchanges
yesterday was rather upward, particularly for crafts
on France and Ileand. Short Paris was rather
offered and sold at 23.25 to 271; ditto, three months,
23.42; to 45. Holland was in request, but not at
the recent low quotation; it left off at 11.181 to 19.
Hamburg was in fair demand at 13.101 to 1. Frank-
fort found buyers at 1201 to t ; and St. Petersburg
was in favour of sellers, being negotiated at 37. Bills
on Italy were likewise in demand, especially Leghorn
at 30.80, and Naples at 40i. Lisbon and Oporto
maintained the price of 52i to I, but bills on Spain
were much inquired for, and considerably in favour
of drawers. Vienna and Trieste advanced materially,
the quotation bting 12.33 to 45.
The bullion market presents no change of particu-
lar importance. The supplies by the last West
India packet have not yet been placed.
Some changes have taken place in the bullion
market at Paris. Bar silver has risen 30c., that is,
to 13; per mille, but Mexican dollars arc 1 centime
lower. A change is taking place in Spanish dollars.
Sovereigns have at length declined 5 centimes, and
are quoted 23f. 23e., which is below the exchange at
short, whereas for some time the latter has been
below the rate for sovereigns.
There is a strong desire 011 the part of the United
States' government to imitate the English policy,
and to coin silver below the bullion rate so as to
prevent export, and there is a probability of the
French government adopting the same course. This
will have a tendency to liberate silver now used for
currency and to delay its appreciation.
The Mercado of the 21st of January, just received,
contains a long and able article explaining the
coupon question, and defending the issue of certifi-
cates for the excluded coupons, more particularly on
the ground that the law for the debt says nothing. as
to the fate of the excluded coupons, thereby raising
the point that 50 per cent. is admitted, and 50 per
cent. for the present excluded. The Herald() like-
wise contains a valuable table giving the chronology
of the several spoliation, and confiscations.
The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places
on London are as follows :

Przeious Latest
Quotations. Quotations.
Alexandria
Adelaide, 30 days
Antwerp, short
Bremen, short 62 2 623 6.22
Ditto, 2 months
- —.- .--

Berlin, 3 mouths l3 23k
Catania 6B
Christiania, 3 months 4.66
Copenhagto short
Ditto, 3 months

6.231
68
4.61 66
9.6
9

Frantfort, short l2O
Gonne, 3 months

120}
2507

Gothenburg, 90 days 12.2 ii.Y
Hamburg, short
Ditto, 3 months
kinmton, J MU. (bank
bills), 30 days
Diadritto, d
90 days
hl 1 60.9 a
Milan, 3 month.
New York, 60 days
Naples
Palermo, 3 months 6Bl 671
Paris, short
Ditto, 90 days
Rome 4931 487
Riga, 3 months 3Br. 38 1-16 d.
St. Petersburg, 3 ino 37 d. Id. 371 d. Id.
San Francisco, 10 days 47 . 46d. 47d.
Ditto, 60 days
Stockholm, short
12.8 6
...

Ditto, GO is ya
Trieste.
Venice

12.2
12.8
29.35

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THE Ln•edu'on,. CUL'MTT Col:RT.—The following
letter was received by Mr. Statham. clerk of the County
Court holden in this town, yestenlay morning, while the
court RSA sittkng ; from which it appears that Mr. itainshay
is still determined to persist in his ef•rts: " Temple, Lon-
don, Jaa. 20, A D. 114r2.—T0 W Statham, gentleman, clerk
of the County Court of Loneioldre, holden at Liverpool.
Sir,—t hereby order you to adjourn the next County Court
of Lancashire, holden at Liverpool, duly fixed and appointed
by mu to he holden at Liverpool on the 26th day of Jnituary
A.D. 18.52, from the said 20th day of January, when it shall
be so holden as aforesaid, unto the 2341 day of February
next, A.D. tsl2; and 1 do order that the game shall ho en
adjourned aecordingly.—WlLLlAM HAMAD AY, Judge of
the said County Court."—Liverpool Standani.