The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-05 00:00:00

IMPS 9
81.434 18

By %unary debtors conslliered good
Ditto doubtful sad tad ......

Z 4.
64.43 14

. • •
By surplus nocurWie;l7l.lvrhands of
crudltor., as per contra
• By property, as pct statement • •

Deduct
Sundry debt.. to be podia full. m per
ortatement
Expense.. of TrianageMClA .....

93
2,N00 0

r7'hc principal beads of this achodule ire so follow
Good. einniligned to foreign parts dn safe hand.).
Motet): of a +=it .Latc at Santipore—ris. :
Original aot 14.850 0
Eationated value of rum and sugar In
coterie of coniiiiptincut and un band
at dantipore . 16,700 0

Sundries: consisting of ships' chanters. commission
motive from sundries on con4enntenta, Lc. 4e. .
Privato property of Mr. Samuel Phillip. ......

The Santipore estate Is put down nt Its original cost,
from Its ha, Ing bc•en greatly improved by increased outlay
and lartieularly from the circumstance of the PrnPowd
railway commun.:llton with the port of the country In
which It I,..itoated, which will tend materially to en.
lance Its value. rendering It one of the most do:trade
propertic•l of the kind In India.

X E. d.
35,&08 310

6.7 a o o

31.550 0 0 I 4:1

7.62.5 0 0
0,000 0 0
04,936 0 0

With respect to the bankruptcy and affairs of
Messrs. Brodie, of Salisbury, the following particulars
are stated from thence under date of yesterday :
Executions were put into the hank premises of thin firm on the
canal, as also into the residences of both the Brodie*, thin day. TI e
money found In the hank won deposited in the hands of the Wilts
and Dorset Company. It in raid government have a demand of be-'
tween one and two thormand pounds against the Memos. Brodie for
wing.-bunk money, gamin, Marx, &e., which, of tour, must be
paid in full. A meeting auf the trustees for the various city charities
was also held this day, at 12 o'clock, in the Councilaliamber, to devise
picots for the safe security of such funds in future, and to appoint an-
other treasurer in lieu of the News. Brodie. Report. state that the
trustees will have to make up the num lodged in the hands of that
arm, in cane °lions. At the paying in of the seamed taste yesterday
and to-day, at the White Hart Lotel, to R. Thompson, Esq., collector
for this district of Wilts, there were fewer defaulters than wee entre'.
pated—via, but two ; one amounting to 1051., by the Dolman col-
lector ; the other, in the Clone, Salisbury' to the amount of nearly
200 f., both of which bold Brodiee' notes for lbw amounts.
A meeting of depositors in the Royal Bank of
Liverpool was held yesterday. It was proposed that
the bank should charge all its debtors 7 per cent.,
and agree to pay its depositors 6 per cent., instead of
5, which had been offered. It was resolved that a
deputation should wait on the directors to make the
latter proposition, previous to the Meeting to-morrow.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock. 184 6 5 4 India Hood, under £1 000, 27 dia.
3 per Cl. Red. Anne., 811 I Bonk Stook for Acet.. 184
3341 p, -013 I frdrlg2.;l—t-di!, "
Loo6
inns.. up. Jill. 5. two. 81 Excitsioer 1/11s, £1,060, 2d., 1119
14 15
Do., 30 yrs, up. Oct, 10,180, 81 16 Ditto .C4OO, 1713 19 13
Do., 30 ps., esp. Jon. 5, Indo,B 7-16 Ditto Smolt 3 pm. 3 dis. 2 pm.
India roods, 1.3.1100. 35 di.
YOREIO

FUNDR.

per Ct. Austrian BondAl67lU:i:
04
3 pert:. Danl4ll Bond.. 7900
5 per CS. Simpoth Ikroda, Div. frees
Nov.. 13.1 n,
3 per Ct. Sionkb Bandy, ST
EXCHANGER AND

.... li_ Per Account.
/term ,I ---liiabest. LAVAL I Cloomi.
76 25 i 76 16 76 70 ----v. 107orlii
j
I.as 115 15 115 45 115 15 115 45
lii " .. ..e
e
Bleitange on Lo;;don (night). 25 75.
Money. liihmer.
Belgian 6,1640.. 99 .; Maple+ Rent 5........ lon 50
Do. 6.1642 IP9 .; Roman Loan 1901
Do. 44 91 j., Tratoury Bonds 6 percent.
I Bank SKY. . .
_ 3175
11 ADRID. ofT.. Xl.—Three per Cent... 26 532 paper, .5.11 532 colt ;
11.0 pc, comm.. 101 at 4. dm.. 151 lePer. 154 1 mob n00k... 5 mob.
51 paper ; Coupon', 174 taper ; Bank of ex Fennnand, 114 ; Bank ant.
Itabelat, 112. Exchange on London, 46 85109.
BIUMILS, Nur. 3.—Loon of 1840, 964 4; Ditto. 1842. 981 : Ditto. 8644,
914; City Loan, 1832, 99; Ditto. 1843, 95; Dank of Belgium. 927.
Exchange on London, 2590.
AIITIIXIIP, Nor. 3.—Exchange on London, 25974.
VI WINA. Ocr. Ml—Austrian Flee per Conte., 1041 ; Ditto, TOW
MT Cent., 024 ; Ditto. Three per Cent...oo ; Ditto, Turoanditlialf pm.
Coats., 574 ; Loon of 1834, 1501 ; Ditto. 1819, 1114 ; Bank Bharat 1.606.
Beatty, Nor. I.—Pneelan Bt. Schuld Bch. Threeanda.fiall per
Cent.... 921 LOD. 914 money.

iil;Ftl Deleon anna... E. 25f.,
81' ex thy.
y.
let. Dutch Elcb., 12 Du 11...
4 pa tt. Dutch Certificate+, 81)

STOCKS ABROAD.

►ARIS. Nov. 3.

3 par Ceuta. .....

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 4.—Commercial concerns here wear
generally a more healthy aspect. A meeting of the creditors
of Frederick Barnes and Co. has been held here to-day, by
adjournment from London yesterd►y, Charles Shaw, Eeq.,
presiding. The attendance of creditors was numerous, ex-
ceeding probably one hundred. From the statement of
accounts presented it appears that the liabilities are about
56,0001. ; and an offer was submitted to the creditors of 9..
in the pound, the same to be paid by instalments at six,
twelve, and eighteen months hence, with Zs. down, and
the first and last dividends (as we are informed) to be
guaranteed.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
PRODUCE.—MINCINO.LANE, Nov. 4.—The sugar Mar-
ket continues to wear a firm appearance. 660 Mids. West India w
by private contract at the fall prices of yesterday. Refined steady.
Lam" 525. 555. The only public sale of wilonial produce to-day was
one of 330 bags pimento, which went off briskly at yesterday's prices,
sld. 6d. Rice steady. Cotton continue* dull, and Nile. are ociosion-
ally made at rather lower prices, without being reported publicly.
Rum dull; la. ad. Is. 9d. proof Leewards. Tallow without altera-
tion; 455. 455. 3d. on the spot. Milian wood, slightly damaged, sold
13/.14f. Colr varn withdrawn, 301. :W. Camphor sold, 50s. 508. 6d.
E. I. Jute sold; 22/. 10s. 23/. !lumbago bought in, 10a. in other
articles no alteration; but there is evidently a gradually increasing
confidence as to the Mobility of present prime in the produce markets
generally.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.—The market was again
quiet to-day. Pri,es remain unchanged. 2,500 bales were sold, of
which 500 were taken by exporter.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 4.—The amount of business doing
for shipping is still exceedingly limited with a continual depresaiou
se to prices; whilst the borne-trade bounce are doing a good trade
ander the circumstances. An attempt is being mule to revive consi-
derably the block-printing trade, which it likely to be ouccessfal, and
will, it is expected, give a further impetus to the borne trade gale.
rally for next miring. The operative block-printers having pre-
sented a handsome opeeimen of their work to her Majesty,
it was not only accepted, but a reply, acknowledging
it. acceptance, contained a request that some Anther patterns
might be forwarded to her Mapes% Under there circumstancea
the block-printers have been king a collection of some of
their finest and moat original pattern. ti rend the Queen, and should
they be successful in obtaining the royal approval, and adoption of
them by the When of the court, no doubt the powerful influence of
fashion will do much to revive a trade which, while it dates back al-
most to the times of the Pharaoho, can be ourcessed by no modern in-
vention for the description of work to which it le applicable,
it has not the important advantage of cheaperw which other dischsocuit!
dons of printing have. The collection of patterns made by the
printers include Include some very beautiful designs both for autumn and
spring wear, on rnoureelline-de-hilne, and alto on a superior and
very soft fabric, composed of silk and worsted, called cashmere. The
former are of • description which mght be made up into dresses at a
cast probably of a pound and upwards, whilst the priced the latter,
having a great deal of silk in it, and baring that quality of tonnes.
which is so ~Naha to the beauty of drapery for purposes of decos,
and almost universally obtains the designation for ouch descriptions of
goods of being " lady like," would probably come nearer to 41. or 5/.
per drere. The patterns are mostly compiled of English dowels and
plants, and the roost striking amongst them perhaps are two—in one
of vetikb the rose mingles, and in the other of which the common

fern plant is interwoven into • graceful design. The result of her
Majesty'. determination Is looked to with much interest. W have no
more failures of consequence. The liabilities of Messrs. Costes Mil.
Lard, and Co., whose failure was announced on Tuesday, are stated at
160,000 f.