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

MARK-LANE—THIS DAY.
The few parcels of English Wheat at market this morn-
ig were readily disposed of, at the advance noted on Mon-
ay.
The transactions in foreign Wheat w..re not extensive,
ut its value was fully supported.
Flour sold on quite as good terms as on Monday. '
The sale for Oats was not brisk ; purchases, however,
Add not be mode on rosier terms.
Batley, lican., and Peas were quite as dear as on Monday.
AktItIVALS 17C111 LoNINJN FROM Mb JAN. to 20th JAN.
Uri
Rigout tannish. Omits. trick. kotelaa.
I 100
Barley
I 710 I
Maur. bona t, I*,

BOROUGH 110 P MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
contiaues the same.

LOCAL MARE MARKETS.

LIVIIIPOOL. JAN.27.—Our market to-day has been much
better; we have a good demand at higher rates. The, fol-
lowing are the transactions :—Caledonian, 16 1-16—East
Lancashire, 151—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 61 1 4 Ditto—
(fifth shares). 7 13-161—London and North Western, 1141
—Ditto (new quarter shares), 21 f 4 Ip.—Ditto (fifth
shares), 21 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 30—
Midland, 6.5 1 f I—South Eastern and Dover, 201 201 1—
York and North Midland, 211.
MaNcttrairett, JAN. 27.—The market has been exceed-
ingly brisk, and in some stocks an advance has taken place.
The improvement is attributed to more favourable accounts
from the Continent. Leeds stock, 601 ; Besets, 201 ; Lon-
don stock, 115; Sheffield, 301; East Lancashire, 151;
Eastern Counties, 61 ; Midlands, 64
131ValINCIHAII, Jas. 27.—This market was more active
to-day, and prices all in advance. Birmingham and Stoar
Valleys were done at 10; Midland Four-and-a-Half per
Cent. Preference Shares at Bs. 9d. die ; South Staffer& at
11 dis. ; and Birmingham Fire Office Shares at 108.
Lanus, JAN. 27.—We have had a fiat market this morn-
ing, with no variation in prices. Closing sales :—Caledo-
nians, 15; Lancashira and Yorkshires, 601 ; East Lanca-
shires, 151; North Westerns, 13 dia. ; Leeds North Exten-
sions, No. I, 1 ohs.; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shires 101. I'rel., 121.
BRISTOL, JAN. 27,—Our market to-day was morn active,
and a fair amount of business was done. Great Western
left off at &it ; Bristol and Eseters ut 84; South Easterns
at 201.

HEALTH OF LONDON DURINO THE WEEK.
The official report states that in the week ending
last Saturday, 1,061 deaths were registered in the districts
of the metropolis. In the two previous weeks, the numbers
were successively 1,111 end 1,096; the last returns, there-
fore, show a continuous decline, though not to any con-
siderable extent.

In the ten corresponding weeks of 1812-51, the average
number of &lithe was 1,089, which, if a certain amount bo
added for increase of population, becomes 1,198. On this
corrected average, the mortality of last week shows a de-
crease of 137. . _

The present return compared with that of the preceding
week exhibits an increase in the mortality from syrootic or
epidemic diseases taken collectively, and a continued de-
cline of fetal eases arising from affections of the respiratory
organs. As regards epidemics, it sppcars that typhus (with
continued fever, &c.), smallpox, and scarlatina produce at
the present time about the same amount of mortality, the
first numbering 41 deaths, the second 39, and the third 37.
Smallpox shows a disposition to increase. llooping-cough
carried off 49 children.
Last week the births of 788 boys and 810 girls, in all
1,598 children, were registered in London. The average
number in seven corresponding weeks of 1841-61 was
1,403.
At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean daily
height of the barometer was 30'213 in. on Sunday ; the
mean of tho week was 29.688 in. The mean daily tempera-
ture was above the average of corresponding days in ten
years on every day of the week; it was highest on Tuesday,
when it rose to 45.6 legs., or 8.1 degs. above the average;
on the two lollnwing days it was about 43 degrees, or 6 de-
grees above the average. The mean temperature of the
week was 41.8 dep., which is 4.2 degs. above the average.
The wind blew generally from the south-west.

SIR FITZROY KELLY AND TILE REPRESENTATION
Or EIMER —On Monday morning Exeter woo placarded
with an address front the Solicitor-General, stating that,
having been invited by a large portion of the constituency, ho
had determined to offer himself as a candidate to renrest at
their interests iu Parliament. Ito declare, his sincere and
unalterable attachment to the church of England in all its
purity and integrity ; an attachment which he Mem% not
incompatible with the universal religions liberty, to which
that church is itself, under Divine Providence, indented fur
its indept ndence and stability. Au to the agricultural,
commercial, and shipping interests, he hesitates not to de-
clare his conviction that, under the circumstanccs which
now press themselves upon pubic attention, it has become
the bounden duty of every legislator to lend his aid its par-
liament to relieve the agricultural interest from the unduly
oppressive burdens and severe distrosito under which be says
they have at long laltuured.
r. lt.t t kEs Cut:my has paired off with Mr. Baggo
for the early part of the seasion.
THE MT.tNI/INti lIRDERS WERE COMPLIED with in the
following eases:—`South Essex Estuary and Reclamation
(for improving navigation, of rivers Crouch and Black-
water), estimate 162,0001. ; Lough Foyle, and Stritly
Drainage; River Tees Conservancy (transfer to commis-
sioners and construction of dock near Stockton), estimated
by the engineer at 286,7801 ; Nene Valley Drainage sod
Navigation Improvement (for more effitctual drainage of
lands in counties of Northampton, Iluntingdep,AnglAkre‘i El 4
bridge, and constituting commissioners),
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