The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVIERPOOL, J•, . 12.
The sales today are :—Sugar, 8.50 bags Benares. 31s. 6d.
to 375. ; 300 begs Bengal, 25q. ; 200 do. Khaur, 220. ; 475
do. Madras, 245. Rum : 100 puncheons Jamaica, at about
previous rates ; 50 do. Demerara, at do. Pepper : 100
bags black, 335. Bd. Linseed : 830 bags Calcutta, 445.

COTTOM.—Livxueoot, J. 12.—Our market closes
firmly to-day, and well supplied ; prices of all kinds with-
out alteration. The American steamer has not yet arrived.
The sales to-day are estimated at 6,000 balm, of which
1100 are taken for export ; 400 Pra erna and Marauham, at
4T. to 60. ; 200 Bahia, at 53d. ; 400 Egyptian, at
sd. to Bd. ; 500 Surat, at 311. to 311. Imports, since
hursday, 5,000 bales

COltN.—Ciaaxessrra, Jan. 12.—Our market was not
Israel, attended tbia day, nAelthuanding winch there wsa rather •
brme tows. Wheat, W. to 1014. per load. Baxley, 21. to 27a. 6d. per
en vter, being an advance of lc GI on last work. Hera, Pew, and
Oats. without alteration.
NOTTINGHAM, Jan. 10.—Our show of grain in the Corn
market to.day la mail. The fanners are ezneetina higher Me% and
refute to arli, except at an 111,0101 o( fully 2.. on both Wheat and
Maley, at which there are • few eaten made; but the transactions um
ant heavy in either arlicte. Bean. and Oats aleo maintain their price.

STEYNING, Jan. 12.—Wheat in fair supply, and 21. per
quarter higher than this day rut Wight, and a free sale. Barley quite
as der, as also Otto, Beans and lea% Wheat, white, 101. to ill. . •
redW. 10a. to IVI. Batley, 23.. to 30a. Oats, 17a. to Itia. Beane, 26,.
to /Ow POI% 291. to 30s.

TUE WALLASEY POWDER MAGAZINES. OFFICE
or ORDNANCR, JAN. 6.—The following regulations are to
be observed by the lessees and occupiers, and all persona
having the care and control of the Wallasey Powder
Magazines, opposite Liverpool, end are issued under the
authority of the master-general of her Majesty's Ordnance,
pursuant to the provisions of an act of the 14th and 15th
Victoria, chap. 67. Any person failing to observe these
regulations will be guilty of a misdemeanour, and punished
accerdingly:," I. The premises are to be watched by a
warder by day, and a civil watchman during the night.
The warder and watchman are nut to permit any person
but such as are employed in the service to go into the maga-
zines or the enclosures of them. They are not to allow any
persons to smoke near the magazines, nor are they to suffer
any person to come within the outer gates that has the least
appearance of intoxication. In the event of either of those
eases occurring, they are immediately to secure the parties
offending, and report the circumstance to the storekeeper.
2. All vessels laden with powder lying off the magazines are
required to hoist a red flag at the mast-head, and the same is
not to be removed so long as such vessels remain with
powder on board. 3. That four poles be erected above high-
water mark, in that portion of the river in which it is in-
tended to moor powder vessels, to mark off the space within
which such vessels are to be placed ; two of such poles to be
fixed to the northward, and two to the southward. 4.
Whenever barrels or cases containing gunpowder are put
into or taken out of carts, such work is required to be super-
intended by a cooper. 5. When powder is transported by
carts, in barrels or cases, it is required that the bottom of
the cart shall be covers d by a piece of dry white canvas,
having a tanned hide underneath, in order to show whether
the harrels or cases are at all defective, which would be
easily detected by finding any escape of powder in the
transit to or from the vessel Outta percha covers must be
placed over the barrels or eases."—lty order of the Master-
General, CLARE:MCI PAGET.—Lohdon Gazette.

THE ARK PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SO-
CUITY.—Lut evening the first public meeting of this society
took place at the London Tavern, Dishopsgate-street. Mr.
W. F. Laskin presided, and explained the objects and prin-
ciples
aa.t.of building
institutionges which this ''''''' a
presented'' itd
pointedo out
yerothet
riof
fia
similar kind. One of the moot important benefits offered
by the present society was derived from the fact that it af-
forded facility for effecting savings without levying too
great a stress upon the income of the person investing ;
and there was another feature which was equally worthy of
consideration, viz., that the system of permanent" building
societies was much better calculated to yield a satisfactory
return than the principle adopted by " terminating"
societies. Amongst the principal fiatures of the present
institution, rules bad been established to the effect that the
whole amount of shares should be advanced without any
deduction whatever; that the repayments should be regu-
lated to suit the circumstances of each member; that in-
Testers should have the option of withdrawing at any time,
and receiving M. per cent interest ; and that no individual
responsibility should attach to any shareholders except for
payment of their subscriptions. Several gentlemen ad-
dressed the meeting in furtherance of the objects of the in-
stitution, and resolutions were pawed approving of building
societies in general, and the present society in particular.
Several members were then enrol.cd, and the meeting se-
parated with a vote of thanks to the chairman.

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menu. pep camel, made, that every purchaser atould, on Sunday the
11th lout., receive a copy of the Illustrated Coloared Mart of the
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DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
TUESDAY, JAN. 13, 17452.
The Btate of the Weather at each of the followine
Nine o'clock yeiterdar morning. The tta,toe are
arranged in order of latitude.

Nom of now.

PLTsiostx ,

- -
Bevarrow
Sarni “now
Fouueromi
.....

OHEENWICII
Ifts.oue
h.
Ow-morn
VA
Hum
II.o• • nroot. ....... .

Courstof

OtroogtO
N'fn4.

Wad.

Wird Wind
MLnnjli •
Push Beetr.e
Wrong l tr. r.
Stmag
0. llla liregne
!Prong nrsee, •
11.ird Wind
1;4101* Nnrw
Ninon/ • n err
Salmon Harz.
tkati. bren•Ao
Cahn

~:r

i37l—itle Ernest

jute 4K'aa~~ar.

Heavy 13,,i;
!Gun
scud
Rain
UTereast
tir 11.1.:*
Rain
Stud —R.aft
Rain
Rails
Rails
Oserust
• 1•

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c

Tills DAY, Nuox.
trmrre o, mod. ittleartn of V. lad. titate ut the W..., r.
Calm.

The returns front the following places did nut reach Om
ewes in time for publication yesterday; they
indicate the stated the weather on Saturday morning si
nine e'rlnek
l.t.

2,1141L/C1 ...... IS. L lcs Ile.
CIOLLVW

I:l7liLLiriRNeR,

TIOIS our tromp, ulesta Ike • Murt clasette,'• sad • Llorts LAIL

CASUALTIER.

Arabian (s.s.), arrived at this port yesterday from Smynia,
reports that during a heavy gale from N W., iu lat.
50, lon. 8, observed a sloop to windward steering for hyr,
which hove to, when she got ahead of the steamer. The
engines were stopped and reversed, hut the sea threw the
sloop under the Arabian's bow. The crew, with the 4s-
edition of the mate, who was drowned, jumped un beard
the steamer, and refused to return to their yes,"
The sloop was the Lactura, from Seville to Glasgow.
The captain of the Lecture reports, in contradiction t,
the muter of the Arabian (La), that the Lecture was roil
into by the latter, in consequence of the Arabian's him!
being put the wrong way.—Liverpool, Jan. 12.
Anna, of Itiga, Willa, front Malta to Londonderry, came
into the Lough, and was driven by the gale on the is...
Dank ; Hire a the crew saved; master and two boys lea
in a boat, and have not since been heard of. The vessel
still holds together.—Lontlunderry, Jan. 10.
Arendina, of l'ekela, Dik, from Ibmila to laindonderry, is
ashore un the banks off Red Castle, in this Lough, very
high tip, with stern much injured, and with tour feet
water in her hold ; crew saved.—Landunderry, Jan. It.
Britannia, Inch, of and from Shields fur Aquila...lnd
Quebec, took the ground yesterday between the Dud-
geon and Cromer Light, w hen the crew were taken 4411
a boat from this place, which aiterwards boarded her, and
saved the stores. An agreement has been made with the
boatmen to heave the cargo overboard, and to conduct the
vessel into Yarmouth.-11 ieton, Jan. 11.
Carolina (Maltese brig), Nicolas, from Constantinople and
Queenstown to this port, went sup, re to the eastward of
Hook Tower Lighthouse (Patrick's Ba)) yesterday, and
went to pieces ; crew owed.—Waterford, Jan. 9.
Thecla, of Ulcaborg, Iluovinen, from London todlelexandria,
missed stays twice when MT this port, and came on shore,
but was gut off, and atter striking heavily against the
South Pier head, wax brought into the harbour with foes
of false keel, rudder damaged, &e., and with six feet
water in her hold.—Dover, Jan. 11.

SEABORNE MAILS.
algnitlea that the goalie are rent men tne General l'og-offlce
by the night—and 11 by the owning —karmic's.

110yvrIttn u...1e. ap 1.11,6 was ----
COONTRIPII. In I.lenora, r.e Port Visa
thtee Loader deetaPelad doe.
Ameriaa(bylinL Niyeeket Jan. 15
Liverpool.. Jaa. 11
Aottrbytlnited ntatevl I
paoket) N' Jun. f 7............ Liverpool.... Jan. 21
AsseticeibyLNtatevphtd
Africa ( Weal Coed) ...N lite et the month Plytoonta ... Pell. 3
timandria• 51 linkiliWth Oman. !toner
.lelgtion
braid 51 9th of the month nouthirm ton. Jan. 1$
Nomad Arta ...... 741 vth et the P. 1.91 vivethasepton. Jen. It
lallforaialvla LliapremM 2ndLlTthof mouth voUthatnpa .•Jan. 20
Cape of Ouod Hoge 2. 141 h of thr mooch elyssout h.. • Feb. 3
OLOPtiatisople • N 7thl7ol27thof man inner
Ciatral Ammar M Jadal7tholmvath eloutkemptuo Jim. 21
Mutest lelm ..... N lima, i 5 ed.,aVral. vouthampton. To Th.se
Chili M 1 -ti. of the m=ath 4,oathalatov.. Jan. So
hues Ma N T.IOC daily Dover ..... 1 Yea: do
Orme. N 7thl7th27tbormoo ...... Dover ....:Jan. to
Mainharg N rueedai a nide, !modes .... .. 11 ite,,e t
Hollazal M Weiner. a Moto. Woks 1 M. 42.11.1.1
Deadline N 17th of the mouth mouthain,tac.lea. SO
Ireland 31 a N fine, daily .. .. * 1101ylo al ... iTmee a.
ladle (via Ponthamet.)M 20th of tho month sou thallll4olll. !Jae. II
ladle (via Manedlleel N ttlut24thot month Dover .. ..... Jen. Id
IlaMternatan(via &nth 1
ampion) hi Nei of the taunt NotAtiumw..l,...lan. 23
Uittotria Marseille.) N Ithallth oimoou, lvv'er .., Jan. II
Mexico h 2nd of the =oath southanywo. Feb. 0
Madeira 2.1 Mk of tie moot.. souchamptec. Jan. It
Malta* ,„ I
ea
?th,l7tli,lidli, 27th
'' rthathe month , Dover ...—.. Ilan It
Naples* 15 30.13thi5thof tooc.l lover
Papal Mateo* N 3tNlMe23lmn non timer
Perumula V /tbllth/ Mao( moo Notthelopton.lJan. It
Pere b 111 U. 01 the in.c.th .v.uthateptaisallam 12
Tammy. 15 Ahl3th23titolinoh Into., Jim. 12
We 21 al ladle.
Wart lodise (*Leapt Ma
ranee. and Name) Id Ind at tee m 1.9 th . -ouannacit. Pei.{
• The made to thou eoiintriem tints mammal t.l are marryed by
.Teach packet via Mamedloe.