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The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-04

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.

The share market has presented a somewhat un-
usual appearance to-day, as,in face of a very restricted
business, all the leading stocks have advanced, and
the few buyers offering have in scarcely any instance
been enabled to operate except at higher terms
so changed are the views of the dealers. With the
great firmness now apparent, it appears likely that
next week will witness a considerable upward move-
ment; and, should prices continue to wear an im-
proving appearance, it may be confidently expected
that a good portion of the large mass of dividends
payable a fortnight hence will come into this market.

SHARES AND SHIM usocusaarnom.

Ciudad prke
Yesterday.

les to-day up
to 1 p.m
London, England, 1851-10-04

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

Yur Acrount.
PARIS, Oct. 3. For I,_ -
6
Money.. Opening I Illgneet Lotrre4 ' Ckrini.
1 '
II per Cents.
3 per Cents.
per Cents.
...
46 do. Now Lan
3 per Cents:

3 pm
Exchange Cents. I
on London : at sight, 23 224 ; Ott days, 23 5.
Belgian, 5, 1510...... 103 MoOoy. I Naples Rental —Money.
o. 5, 111.2 — ... Roman Loan, 1551 ... 74f .„
Do. 4
Do. 944 . Do. do. 1130 -. 754 ...
I Treasury Bonds 34
Piedmont st. Costa. 79 SO Binh Shares
PARIS, OCT. 3.—Vextailles (right bank), 267 50 ; do. (left
hank`, 240; Perla and Orleans, 820 16 ; Patin end Rouen, 557 50;
Rouen end Havre 215; Marseilles and Ammon. 207 S 0; hues.
boom and Bate, ISO; Centre, 427 S 0; Boulogne and Anoenv, —.
Odeon and Bordeaux, SSA 50; Northern, 45720; Tours and Nantes',
MO; Dieppe and Peoarnp, 191 25; Bordeaux arid Tote, 40 75.
MADRID SEPT. 27.—Three per Cents., 33 0-16;
after Bolsa, 354. Four per Cents., —; after Bolsa,
—. Five per Centa., 161 ; after &Asa, 164 p. Coupons,
8; after Bolsa, fq. Passives, 61 ; after Bolsa, 61.
Bank of St. Ferdinand, 100 paper. Exchange on
London, 51.

(By Electric Telegraph.)

ANTWERP, OCT. 3.—Five per Cent. Metalliques,
77„ ; dittoArdoins, 14 3-16. 'three per Cent. Interior,
334. Itussittn Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Ex-
change on London, 25.271.

BRUSSELS, Ocr. 3.—Belgian Five per Cents., 994;
ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99; ditto Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., CO. Exchange on Lon-
don, 25.271.
AMSTERDAM, OCT. 2.—Five per Cent. Metal-
liques, 741. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Belgians, —.
Five per Cent. Ardoins, 14. Three per Cents.,
Interior, 35 7-16. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
991. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Integrals, 58 1-16.
Exchange on London, 11.95.
VIENNA, Ocr. 2.—Five per Cent. Metallicres' 921.
Exchange on London, 11.51. Ditto on Pans, 141.

- -
HAuntnc, Oer. 2. Three per Cents. Inte-
rior, 331. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Russian, 961.
FRANKFORT, OCT. I.—Five per Cent. Metalliques,
78i. Exchange on London, 119. Ditto on Vienna,
99?„

BEMIS. OCT. 2.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; Na-
tional Debt, 88..1. Exchange on London, 6.224;
Hamburg, lao; ; Petersburg, 1031.

NAVAL APPOINTMENT4.—ADMIRM.TT, OCT. 3.
Lieut. C. D. B. Kennedy, to Fur. Master's-Assist. C. J.
Johnstone to !tallier. Second Master A. Collier, to Mo-
narch.

....
PORTSMOCTII, OCT. 3.—The Dauntless, 33, steam-
frigate, Captain Halsted, was paid six months' wages at
Spithead yesterday, and sailed to-day at noon for Lisbon.
The Vulcan, steam-transport, Master Cornmandtr l'enn,
embarked 18 men of the 12th Lancers, and one captain
and 83 men of the 12th Foot, yesterday, fur conveyance to
the Cape of Good Hope, and proceeded out of harbour and
anchored at Spithead for the night. She sailed this morn-
ing at ten o'clock for Cork, to embark a portion of the 43rd
Regiment for the Cape.
London, England, 1851-10-04

TILE REGISTRATIONS.

LONDON.—(Before Mr. *Christie, resterday.)—
The court this day completed the registration. The total
number o f objeclions made by the liberal party this yew
had been 822 ; by the conservatives, 734; and of these 184
were double; so that it might be said there were only about
500 objections on each side, or 1.000 in all. This presented
a very extraordinary contrast to what took place in the year
1816, when no fewer than 4,836 objections were made.
The following is a summary of the result:—Liberal claims
allowed, 42; disallowed, 18. Conservative claims allowed,
1 ; disallowed, 3. Liberal objections sustained, 337; failed
or withdrawn, 83. Conservative objections sustained.
573 ; faded or withdrawn, 161. Double objections sus-
tained, 178; failed or withdrawn, 8. Expunged by the
court, 24. Adding the claims allowed to the objections
sustained, the result is:—liberal, 579; conservative, 578.
E.t.eT St:SAM—The reriatag barrister, yesterday,
held his :Gott in the committee-room of the workhouse,
Russell-street, Bermondsey, for the purpose of revising the
lista for the parishes of Bermondsey, St. John, St. Olave,
St. Saviour, and St. Thomas, Southwark, and Rotherhithe.
The same gentlemen attended as agents. There were very
use claims or objections, and none of them involved any
gasotion of interest.

MIL EWART, M.P., addressed his constituents in
Dumfries NI Masday.
BOUTS WALES ItanwriTo--TraMe for the wcek
leading M, 1861, eselmire of mails : 1,7341. 1.. 10d.

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London, England, 1851-01-22

WORSIIIP43TREST.

Santora CHAROII Aormsat •
$ Boyer, the proprietor of a scholastic establishment
in hacklewell-buie, yr charged with having ordered
himself with gror impropriety towards several friar
children, residing with their parents in the above lotality.
The complainant in the first cue, an intelligent little girt
named Maria Fokker Bevan, I am 9 years old, and live
with my father at 28, Wallington-place, Stoke Newington.
Between 1 sad 2 o'clock on the afternoon of Friday last I wr

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going to school along Shaeklewell-lane, when the defendaat,
who wee standing at the door of one of the hoer., celled
me to him, and taking hold of me by the waist, invited me
in to see his school. The defendant led me into a large room,
aced after askiog me if I should like to have a picture, he
gave me oats, which I afterwards bunt on reaching school.
He then owned me up stain to a bed-room, when be seated
himself upon a chair, and, raising me up, plead no upon
1 his knee, After describing the subsequent tendon punned
towards her by the prisoner, which WY Of too indelicate
a nature to admit of publication, the +rmsm added—l cried
iZied
very muds, but at length got away front and finding
the 'trot floor open, I rut ail the way to end imme-
diately told my m:stress how the deferment behaved
towards me. I also informed my father en merming home
of the treatment I had received, and imesseded with him
afterwards to point out the house In width the defendaat
nukes. lam quite positive that the deli lest is the saw
perm, and modest that there was a de* is each of the
/ORM down stain, into which he dent teed ste.
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wheel in a state peat it•MOe aad as the
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feurilike, eel that lip ghoul be Els to Faun kaput-
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London, England, 1851-01-22

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAN. 16.
Th 9 members of the Bravo Nlurillo ministry have
taken their oaths of office. The political chief of
Madrid, Ziragasas, has resigned. Important eco-
nomics are projected in the budget of the interior and
war. The coinage of gold is suspended, in conse-
quence of the abundance of gold coin in tha market.
_ _

MADRID, JAN. lb.—Three par Cents., 331; Ann Bolas
33 946 to 1 cash, 331 paper. Four per Cants., 121
Five per Cents., 12 9 16; after Bo 14,121 paper, 121 ash•
Coupons 61 ; after Balsa, 61 cash. Pamirs., 31 paper
after Bola, 31 nab. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 9, cash-
&change on London, 60.66.
London, England, 1851-01-22

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(Tram oar

Ats•"'tag Ouett,” "Lla/d's List:

CABUALTIES.

Hope. Moedall, of Sunderland, from N ewcastle for Panama,
has been totally lost off the south coast of Chilue Island;
crew used.—Valparaiso, Noy. 19.
Jessica, from Liyertool to Boston, with emigrants, hat put
In, after being out for G 2 days, with loss of sails.—Bristol,
Jan. 21.

Isiid;iiTsehooner), Hansen, from Hull for Messina, with
loss of both mast,, tails, rigging, tcpmasts, spars, &c.,
having been struck by a !wavy . sea, and thrown on her
beensends, decks swept, and obliged to ent away every
thing to tighten her, the ballast having shifted, was
brought into this harbJur bye Froneh fishing smack, and
moored in safe, bcore a branch pilot came on board ;
crew safe and well.—Dartmouth, Jan. 19.
London, England, 1851-01-22

SWITZERLAND.

The government of Berne (says a letter from that
city, df the 14th) having lately determined to take
'measures respecting the political refugees, called a few
days ago on a Prussian Jew named Basswits, who had
been established at St. Imier since 1837, to produce a
certificate of his origin and other papers; but he was
not able to do so, and orders were given to him to
leave the canton. During many years he had made
himself very popular among the poor, by giving them
medical advice and assistance gratuitously, he being
a physician. In political opinion he is a great radi-
cal, and has not only already laboured to spread his
opinions in Switz.rland, but has been in constant
commulieatisn with the chiefs of the party
in different cc,untries. On receiving the order
to leave, he attempted to induce the authorities of
Neufchatel or Soleure to grant him the rights of
citizenship, but they refused. Ttce inhabitants peti-
tioned the grand council against his removal; the
council, however, declined to interfere. Tae inhabi-
tants thereupon made seditious movements, and
threatened resistance. They planted two trees of
liberty, but they were taken down by the authorities,
and they began casting bullets. It is said ako that
some corps francs have ben called to their aseistauce.
In consequence of all this the authorities of Berne
have collected some detachments of infantry, cavalry,
and artillery, and are prepared to march them at once
to St. Imier, in care of need. A commissioner of the
government has already been sent to that place. Tte
French ambassador has signed a passport to enable
Basswitz to proceed to Havre. If he should not
leave before the 16th the government will send troops
to occupy St. Imier."
London, England, 1851-01-22

bIARLBOHOUGLI:STREET.

STEALING Lianop, remanded lest
we IC ON a charge of attempting te Mal some guard chains
from the shop of Mr. Atteriblrouith, was re•examined.
Three other charges of a eitoilar kind were made by watch
makers against the prisoner, who, declining to say anything
in defence, was fully committed for trial.
London, England, 1851-01-22

MARK-LANE-THIS DAY.

There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this
morning's market; the few parcels on sale realised about
Monday's quo•atione. Foreign Wheat was held at former
prices, but the business transacted Waa unimportant.
There was no change in the value of Flour.
Barley, Beans, and Peae, wire only saleable in retail
quantities at late rates.
There was a tolerably good supply of Oats ; but this
branch of the trade was without animation, and the car-
rangy of last market day was with difficulty supported.
ARILP/A1.44 INTO LONDON FROM 20th JAN. TO 22nd JAN.
Qrs. hoehah. Bona. Iruh. eureian.
Wheat IKO I
Barley ....... 4550
vata
Flour. 2100 sacks ; 2950 barrels. Malt, qrs.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Eden Main, 14s. 6d. ; Tanileld Moor, 14i.; Walls End
Braddyll's Hetton, 15s. 3J.; Walla End Hetton, Ifs 9d.;
Walla End Athlaide Tees, 14,. ; Wells End Tess,
151.61.—Ship, at market, 78.

AN ACCIDENT, recorded is yesterday's Express,
under the heading of a "A Soldier sappoeed to have been
thrown out of a wind m," is proved, upon ingairies, to have
been greatly exaggerated, and the following appear to
have been the fac.s : The soldier's name was lasso Cum-
mings, and he was one of the 2nd battalion of the Grenadier
Guards. On Monday night he was out trout the
barracks, en Yortmen.street, and got into the com-
pany of some women in Orchard street, when he became
excessively inebriated. From some cause which cannot be
clearly eatertained, he suddenly threw up the window of the
second floor and leaped out. He was much hurt on the head
and was lying in a pool of blood when found by the police,
and in an insensible state. He was taken to the Weatrain•
ster Hospital and seen by the surgeon, who did what was
neceseary, and be was then conveyed to the Military Hospi-
tal, in 113eltsetebrow,where he resigns, bat not, it isbelievid
la a dangerous state.

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London, England, 1851-01-22

BIRTHS, MAktRIAORS, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
BARCLAY.—Jan. 16, at Bury-111, Mrs. A. K. Barclay, of a daughter.
BRAND.—Jan. 19, at Grosvenor-square, Mrs. H. Brand, of a
daughter.
CIIETWYND.—Jan. IJ, at Maneetter Lodge, near Athersteas,
Lady Charlotte Chetaynd, of a daughter.
COTTON.—Jan. IS, at Broughton Hall, Flintahlre, the wife of C
Cotton, Eaq , of a son.
DAWBON.—Jan. 20, Mrs. E. DAWSON eel:mon-street, City, of a
daughter.
FAMIN.—Jan. 17, at Greerenor-villas, Braton, Mrs. L. nogg of
a son.
HEDGES.—Jan. 17, at Upper Berkeiry-street, Portman-pear; Mrs.
K. Hedges, of Sunbury, of a daughter.
WILLOCK.—Jaa. 16, at Tunbridge-wclla, the wife of Major 0. Wil-
lett, of a daughter.
London, England, 1851-01-22

DIARRIAGBA.

CIOCCI—FRANK.—Jan. IS, at Brighton parish church, by the Rev
H. H. Wagner, Signor R. Cloud, to Jemima Mary Bacon Frank,
daughter of the late Row. L Frank, of Campeall, Yorkshire, and
Faribam, Norfolk.
COX—WILSON.—Jan. 17, at Over.Worton Church, by the Rev. W.
Jun., Vicar of Banbury, S. H. Y. Cox, Ban., of Sandford.
Dark. Oxfordshire, to Fanny Mary, youngest daughter of the Rev.
W. Wilson, of Orer-Worton House, In the same county; and at
the same time, by the Rev. H. Bell, View of Ruddlogtoo, Not-
tinghamshire, Joseph fourth KC of the Rev. W. Willett.
of Orer.Worton Home, to Harriet Ann, eldest daughter of A.
I Moore, Seq., of Endaleighartreet, Tsvistocloreuare,
LEA—RLISSELL.—Jan. IS, at St. Nicholas's, Sheet:erten, by the
Ray. T. L. Claughton, Vicar of Kidderminster, J. W. Lea, Esq.,
BA., of Wadliam College, Oxford, to Letitia Neale, only daughter
of the Rev. W. Russell, Rector of Shepperton, and Rural Deao.
London, England, 1851-01-22

ITALY.

Oar Roman correspondent, writing on the 14th
inst., states that the Italian journals were much occu-
pied with the Wiseman question in England, and
Rivet the substance of a very v:o:ent article in the
Eco of Florence, in which Lord Palmerston and Lord
John Russell are ret down as " very bilious religious
sectarians." At the Propaganda College, violent
speeches were made against English protestantism,
on the 13th. Great dismay had been produced
among the ecclesiastics by the news of a change in
the French ministry, and several prelates had waited
on M. de ktayneval on the stihject. Prince Paskie-
witch had arrived. Count Rossi's effects were on sale.
The Minister of Finance had announced his intention
of paying the last halt-yearly dividend for 1850.
It was rumoured that Cardinal Antonelli is likely
to be replaced by Cardinal Fernarl.
Our Naples correspondent writes, on the 14th inst.,
that latterly several ladies have been arrested. The
Limits persevered in their attempts to stop all mixed
edu •ation of cstholica and protestants in the same
scho,ls, and are expected to succeed. Poerio had finished
his defence, and the sentence of the court was awaited.
No Neapolitan was allowed to visit a foreign vessel
without an order from the police. The king and
royal family had arrived from Caserta, and entered
the city under the protection of a strong guard of
cavalry, without which his Majesty never moves.
Five per Cents., 991. Exchange, 562.
London, England, 1851-01-22

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOWSTREBT.
TSB ALLIOND M CUD'S OP AM MOlolllly,
late a servant to Mr. Donovan, Queen-street, Seven Diesla,
in A. dream of whose home the body of a male child had
Men elmeovered, was brought up on a charge of concealing
its birth.
Since the previous examination, prisoner had admitted to
the chief nurse of St. Oiles's Workhouse that she had
recently given birth to a child. She could not tell whether
it wu born dive or not. She had thrown it down the
drain, not having any means of burying it.
Mr. Jardine fully committed the prisoner for trial at the
next sessions of the Central Criminal Court.
London, England, 1851-01-22

BIRMINGHAM, January 21.

Bronx .11xcnetton.—This market exhibited a better tone
to-day. Shrewsbury and Banniegharas to some extent re-
eovertd from their recent depremiqn. The A's were done
at 7, 61, and 6 dis. •' Be' at 51. 189. 9d., 6, 67, and 61 dia. ;
ce Preferen .hares at 10, 91, 10.

GLASGOW AND SMITH-WESTERN RAILWAY:4III-
- ter the week ending Jan. 18: 3,2011. 21. Bd.; cone-
spending week last year, 2,7954 16s. 6d.
COMEADE.—The black cockade worn by the officers
of the army and navy is the relic of a custom which probably
dated from the H rise succession; the black cockade
being the Recoveries badge, the white that of the Steen.
Wavetley," when the hero for the first time meets the
Soros Bradwerdlne, he it sainted by the latter thus:
Ad so ye have *ousted the cockade r Right, right;
though(N mo.aid law wilted the solar different "--Noke
and ori
London, England, 1851-01-22

VIIIISELS SPOKKN WITH.

Aurora. from Calcutta for London, Nov. 2, lat. 25 S.,
lon. 69 E.

CrO;;;&in Calcutta for Liverpool, Nov. 12, let. 27 S.,
lon. 49 E.
Ear tbeth Moore, frem Shangbae for Liverpool, Oct. 4,lat.
11 N , lon. 120 E.
Fleur de Lis, Robeson, from Colombo for London, Dec. 18,
lat. 3 N., Ica. 20W., out 90 days.
Graham, from Madras for London, Nov. 23, lat. 35, lon. 26 E.
Oriental Queen, from the Mauritius for London, off the
Cape, Nov. 29.
London, England, 1851-01-22

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22,

engaged in business in the City, and did not reach home
until two o'clock on the followings:whin.
A second charge was preferred against the defendant by •
little girl named Earn White, eight )seen of age, and resid-
lag with ter mother in tiliseklswell-road, who stated that,
shortly before CbriCrnas, she was passing his home, between ,
five sad six o'clodt in the es lung, when the delendant
called her inside, a:ter asking her if she should like to
come to his school, placed her span Ids lap and began I
sqeetsiag her round the tick and shoulders. The de'endant
then gave ter a halfpenny, and imitated her to call upon him
again next night ; but she declined uoing so, although she
had seen him on a subsequent occasion, when he sent her to
a shop in the neighbourhood to purchase some tobacco
for him.
In answer to the chugs, the da..ndant said that his know-
ledge of the last witness wee solely contioed to his having
occasbnally employed her to p:rform trailing errands for him
in big neighbourhoon, and positively denied that he had ever
weguessnd i•imsell with the slightest impropriety towards her.
Mr. Arnold ace,,,A!etl! ordered the warrant to /tang over,
but consented in the meantime to accept enlister:44 bail for
the prisoner's appearance.
The required bait, however, was not forthcoming, and
the delendant was removed to the Roam of Detention.
Ties CASS ow Emma Batsrar.—At the termination of
the above use Mr. Arnold handed over to Mr. Talbot, of the
Female Protection 15.)ciety, several sums which be bed re-
ceived from benevolent correspondents for the relief of Emma
Beset, the young girl who was subjected to infamous treat-
ment at a low lodging house is Spitalbelds, toe magistrate
basing bean previously apprised by that gentleman that she
had been admitted into tneir asylum at Tottenham, where
she would be strictly trained and educated and ultimate:y
provided with pi rmsnent service.
London, England, 1851-01-22

BELGIUM.

The Rogier ministry, desirous of reducing the pre-
sent army expenditure of Belgium to 25,(00,000tr.,
lately entrusted the ministry of war to General lirial-
mont, on the understanding that he was to act up to
the view of the rest of the cabinet in the plane for re-
duction. General Brialmont accepted the appoint-
ment, but instead of carrying out the views cf his
colleagues, announced in the chamber, on Monday,
that he could not realise any of the reductions pro-
posed. Hereupon a scandal took place in toe cham-
ber, and ths ministry is on the eve of diesolution.
London, England, 1851-03-10

BIRMINGHAM, March 8.

&MCC EICHANOIL—This market was not quite so
arm to day. bat span the whets pekes were tolerably sell sup-
ported. lbet • has been aF al dna of spreaatlon In Shrewsbury and
iflrwltants Mario' the weei, and the peke of Mares has rays in
proportion; wooing is known rapectior the moult of the debtor*.
tame at IBIS leamittm, eseeptlng a MOM/ Mit the two shilling
dividead retoinamaded by the directors tea class A elutes I. not to be
pad. The adjoins,' meeting is lard tor Wednesday nest, but it is
believed that Me lowaidation is not in • sufficiently forward mare to
&low time toe the eanipicion of a report by that day into all the
mattes to be Inquired Into; the meth., wilt the. Awe Mali ratabi-
lity be ad) .arneo. To day Shrewanury sad Birmingham MI were
done at 41. :10. 34. and q dY. shrewsbure and et•e•ter Light per
Cent. Preference Stork at Ms et die. Ifirminstitain and Derbys at 311,
and South Eastern sod Doran at
London, England, 1851-03-10

MARKETS.

PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 8.

The transactions to-day were u follows:
• 140 had. mersta, t.t.ife. 91. to 975. 3.1. ter ...ye.
Ittca.—ioo baits nattalliog beam!. at 9e. fd.; end 5.70 Sags and
pockets Stokes at ts. to O. per ort.
• sktoo.-100 boles en all at 16e.
B.l6l.,Trrrall.—A small lot at 17..

COTTON.—Livritenot, MARCH B.—We have had a
(pile: market to-day, and priors ere wry steady. The Mier arc 'butt
4,000 bales, and Melnik 3,350 American; 15. Bahia, 7 Id. to id. ;
too Egyptian, 714. to aid. and 204 .prat, Id. to sd. ft, lb.
MANCHESTER, 31ancn B.—We have a slight lull in the
yarn and cloth mar set Irons an indisposition on the Inert of mercan-
tile houses 1. operate to any even in the are of eltilteled 11.1111 by
the Ascritin steamer, due tomorrow, which may have an elf et on
prices; but last quotattona are rather steadily maintained. There is
soth more business and firmer prices rather in yarn than in cloth.
There is tome • wines,' in abiningis and narrow domestics, but print-
ing cloths are still depressed, with .tracks too liege to expect any Teri
intwedi,te improvement. The guregute burins. of the work has
not been onmiaerable, and the demand is on too narrow a erale to
toke off produetion, s, tha• although the foregoing drveri tin cha-
racterises the state of the market iteneradly, there are, notwithst aid-
ing, producers willing in some eases to accept less favourable terms to
obtain business.

LINEN.—BurAsT, MAkcit 7.—This week yarns are
still dull, anti stock. accumulating. Some panne have TeihX•rii their
yam I d. per bundle, and a turth.r tedut tins la els:wand in a few
dry.. Wearers still centime at nut.donr !About% as the weather is
favourable for such. In some districts not one-htlf of the weavers
are engseed at their loom.. In Haillyinens, on Itaturray, *Motot
cloth were inactive, and in floe sets manuiartorens had to give w.oy a
and • good qua entity of clo,h was lett un•oli. In Armngh, oar
oirrespondenta write no that cloth wss a sh.dr In favour of buyers.
Yarn• were sold to them lower, and in some cases at a higher di..
count oft for nosh paymetts. In Lurgar, damasks centinurd brisk at
!or mer rates, and eagerly bought up. The tolerator market dolt,
and cloth ws h .ught by some merchants at to ly Sat. per yard seduc-
tion in low sets, and Id. in Crer qua:likes.

llARDWARE.—BralivrrittAst, Maßett S.—The state
of trade here continues Mani, satials:tqy ; It would sartmly be law-
rible to mention a single branch of the manufactures of this town of
any importance, wheroin there are not an abundance onlere, and
in spite of the esortnous compitition, and eonsequerly reduersl
prices it is quite certain that the go cat bulk of the n anta,ctUters are
pnoitt ing goods at a lair pron.. This fact is ma fully manliest in
Ithe MAMMA.% symbtoms of prosperby that are ebible :111101174 the
merchants soot manufseturers, not only ~f this town, but of th ^ sur-
roan ling IlLstriet. The foreign toads generally is wa-al, and the home
trade much better than a: any time stone lilt.
London, England, 1851-03-10

CANADA.

The only item of interest to be gleaned from the
Canadian papers is the fact that the Official Gazette
has announced that Mr. Killaly takes the Com-
missionership of the Public Works, that Mr. Duns-
comb goes to Quebec as Commissioner of Customs,
and that Mr. R. S. M. Machette succeeds Mr. Duns-
! comb. The appointment of the last-named gentle-
man, judging from the opinion expressed by the
journals, would appear to be anything but bads-
factory.

THE BRAZILS.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY,

The ship Columbus arrived to-day with accounts
from Pernambuco of the 6th of February. The royal mail
steamer Teviot arrived at Pernambuco at 6 o'clock um. on
the 2nd ult., in 23 days from riouthampton, and left the
same day at noun for Bahia. The Teviot accounts had little
influence on the markets. Cotton and sugar would pro-
bably decline a little. The latter article had 'been pur-
chased extensively previous to the receipt of the steamer a
' accounts. Cotton sold during the week ending February
' the Ist at 7,300 reis to 7,400 reis, but 7,600 teia had since
been paid. Hides were freely offered at 127 reis. Freights
had an upward tendency, vessels having become less plenti-
ful. Cotton to Liverpool was taken at Id. to id., and suitar
to the United Kingdom Ws. to 60s. In exchange, kusiums
to a large amount had been done ut 30d., and iu seine in-
stances 3011. had been given for ready cash.
London, England, 1851-03-10

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1851.

Baa►rrx.—By an !TM of the press, the name of Mr. J.
H. k lorenee was inserted in the 114 of Certitieutei quoted
from the haulm Gazette of Friday last in part of Satur-
day's nonrandom of the Express. Mr. Florence is not a
bankrupt.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME CIRCUIT.—CHELMSYORD. MARCH 8.
1k1,116 Ms. 6.10101. PASS.
CHAROII or MraDZIL.
ITrilliam Wood, 20, was indicted for the wilful murder of
Robert Barnhorough. Mr. T. Chambers prosecuted. Mr.
Hawkins defended the prisoner.
It appeared that the deceased was one of the officers of
the Erni constabulary. and in the month of November
last be had to convey the prisoner to Chelmsford gaol,
where be had been committed by the magistrates at the
Billericay petty see upon a charge of poaching. The
prisoner had a handcuff upon one wrist and the deceased
held the other, and it appeared that as they were
passing • pond by the side of the road between
Billtricav and Brentwood the prisoner suddenly snatched
his hand away from the policeman, and struck him a blow
an the temple which knocked him into the pond, and before
he could recover himself he jumped upon him, and forced
Ilia head under the water. When the deceased was almost
insensible the prisoner ran away, leaving him in the pond,
but it appeared that he shortly afterwards came back and
pulled the deceased to the side of the pond, where he left
him. He was taken out won afterwards, hut died in • few
days in consequence. no doubt, as it appeared from the me-
dical testimony, of his being immersed in the pond.
The jury found the. prisoner guilty of manslaughter,
be was sententeel to Is- transported for life.
This case concluded the business of the Essex assizes.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WORCEsTF.R, MARCH 8.
The whole of the nisi pries business hurina been got
through yesterday (the cast-s being of no public interest),
both judges bare been occupied to day in the trial of
prisoners.

Brroas Ma Jr.rint TAT 101
London, England, 1851-03-10

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Don (rabooner), for Landon, Feb. J. lat. 21 N., lon. 22 W.
Illobawk, from Canton lor Lontl n, Nov. 19.1 at. i S., lon. 107 C.
Montt n. from Shrnathae for Laratlon, Ika. 3t,1.t. 35 S., lon. 21 11.
Nora Cm Hrlatol; Ann porter, or tieeamool;.! .. Dian
. . . .

(bargee ~ It outward bound. March 3, lat 48 1 I W.
Sunda (birque), Jo^. 11, lat. 14 15 v., lon. 7,Mt W,
Si. George (bar tun), outward bound. Mardi 1, lat. 47 N., Inn. 3n W.
Vanderpalim from 6118144 m tor la• dm, Nov. 23, in Sunda Wait&

ADMTILI LIT, MARC!' S.—PROMOTIONS. —To be
Acting Gunners: J. Burlase and R. Jenkins. To be AcEng
Carpenter : Henry Rowe.
APPOlNTMP.fera.—Lieutenanta F. D. Rich, John Corbett,
and C. W. Bonham, to the Penelope; C. W. Aynslcy to the
Mann. Muster J. J. Brown to the Penelope. Surgeon,
J. A. Mould to the Ceylon, and A. B. Outfield to the
Penelope. Chief Engineer George Murdoch to the Penelope.
As John T.ltobin,on to the llhadnonanil•nr,
and M. Wnlling to the Penelope. /Least:int Engineers J.
London, W. Oliver, P. Steil, A. 11. Millen, F. M. Gillhana,
and R. Slcernan to the l'enelope. Clerk W. 11. Glynn to
the Penelope.
[Advertisement]—TWENTY ULCERS ON Tn E LEGS
cease in IL i 'AMWAY'S Ovensvar soli Pti.t.n.—Estroet of a letter from
Mr. 0. 11. Knocker, dated Mount (iambic, :South Amarillo, July 7, I is 49,
to Profehrior Holloway : Sir,—A rum has Just erase under my obser-
vation in which the (limey of your ointment and pills ban been fully
proved. A man oh the name of Johan Smith had upwards of twenty
ulcers on Ida shins, which were no difficult to core that almost mit
remedy had been applied without any good effect. Your villa and
ointment were then resorted to, and in about six weeks be was coma
=cured, and seareely a mark fa now to be secn.—Sold by all
ts, and at Prot escie Holloway's establishment, 244. Strand.
London.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BRADDO7l.—March 4, at Button, Surrey, the wife of W. C. Braddoo,
Eaq., of a dauehter.
DAVIU. —Marsh 5, at Adelaide-road, 11cmpetea4, the wife of R. P.
Da,* Eat., of a daughter.
PAN E.—Marsh 5, at (lovely Court. Devonshire, the wife of R. E.
Pane, Pp., ot a daughter.
LusotE. liars% 4, at Spittot Howe, Paxton, Berwickshire, the wife
of the Rev. W. C...undie, of a sin and h. B.
MILTON.—Vareh 7, at Lansdowne-ville, West Brompton, the wife
ol J. Milton, Esq., of a daughter.
London, England, 1851-03-10

Auerrns• CHAMP or Mritnza.
Robert Moffitt, an old man 74 years of age, was charged
on the coroners inquisition with the wilful murder of
(4corge Sindersou. at Booby. In this case, the deceased 1,
was a neighbour who had entered the prisoner's house when
he was quarrelling with some members of his family, and
in trying to pacify him, the old man went and got a knife,
rushed at the decca‘ed, and stabbed him in the lower part
of his body. It was proved that the prisoner, who was
deaf, was of a most excitable dispoaition, and that he fre-
quently conducted himself in such • way as to indicate un-
soundness of intellect. The old man was acquitted on the
ground of invnity, and ordered to be confined during her

NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Dunittm, M.uwn 8.
(*MOWN CoURT._

—••-....
Their lordships finished the assize here last evening, and
will open the commission in York to-day.
Doings Kennedy, an Irishman who at the instigation of
• third party for the hire of a shilling had beaten Thomas
Cameron, at Durham, about the head with a stick, was sen-
tenced to be transported for ten years.
THE Ponnisav Cane.
. .
London, England, 1851-03-10

(Prom she Daily A.m..)

SATURDAY EYENtN a,

The past week has been a busy one in most of the
legitimate minos, and a steady demand has been kept
up. In West Providence, IVest Caradon. South
Curadon, ltryntail, West Alfred, Iferodsfoot, Mast
Guilds Lake, &e., but few sellers have been found
even at advanced prices. In South Tamar, several
large purehtnies have been made, and the shares,
through the general improvement in the mine, still
sought alter. In Garreg, a new table ncor to Merl-
lyn, transactions to a large extent have taken place.
For Devon Great Comb, buyers are to be found at
28.31.

The latest quotations from actual business may be
taken at :—Devon Consols, 265; South Tolgus, 145,
1541; l'reviskey, 245, 2541. Trelawney, 53, 55 ; Mary
Ann, 60, 62; Tremayne, 201, 21 ; South Trelawmys
1,2; South Tamar, 21, 1; Trehane, 121, 13; Ife-
rodsfoot, 121, 13; Alfred Consols, 151, 16; West
Alfred, 12, 13 ; Bedford United, 71, 71; F.aat Gunnis
Lake, 1, 11 ; Garreg, 11, 11 .;
Methyl", 4, 41 ; West
Providence, 70; Devon and Courtuay, 1; Curn Brea,
125, 1271; East Pool, 160; East Buller, 61; North
Pool, 450; South Bassett, 375; South Francis, 310 ;
West Francis, 221; Wheal Brewer, 3; West Tol-
gus, 61 ' • Wheal Seton, 250; Comfort, 65 ; Grumbler,
43 50: North Tolgus, 21; South Tolgus, 150, 160 ;
Bc:tallaak, 220.

In foreign shares :—Australian, 21, 1-1 din.; St.
John del Rey, 141, 15 • Imperial Brazilian, 41, 3 ;
United Mexican, 51, A ;'Cobre, 321, 331 ; Copiapo,
; Cocaes, 13, 2; Santiago, 6, i ; Linares, 21, ;
Worthing, 3.
At a sale of copper ores, held at Pool, on the 6th
instant, 3,487 tons sold for 16,463 f. 12s. 6d.; average
standard, 163/. 3s. ; average price per ton, 41. 14s. lid. ;
average produce, Ti; quantity of fine copper, 252
tans 12 cwt. The following amounts were realised
by the different mines

Tons. £ e.
North Re &ear 750 3 919 8
Tiocrolt
North Pool
Consolidated
Wheal Basset 138 1 996 19

,
Wheal &ton
South Frances 791 1 914 4 0
Fowey Consols l9l 1 2Ol 13 0
Ciunborne Consult

Pendarves and St. Aubra .... 11

Total 3 487 £18,483 12 6
The next sales will take place at Redruth on the
13th instant, consisting of 2462 tons ; and at Trnro
on the 20th instant, of 2,565 tons.
London, England, 1851-03-10

MARRIAGES.

.....
DAVIS —JES.-111.web 7, at lloula.Surion, b 7 the Rev. J. R. Itu.h.
ton, S. basis, E.g., of Bwerford.park, Oxon to Elizabeth, daughter
of the lute 1. lee. Egg.. of llarteuill, Warwickshire.
JONES —IIOKNBY. —klatch 6, et St. Lute, Chelsea, by the flee. C.
Kingeley, LL.B, the Rector, B. W. lone., P..q , eldest son of B.
Jones, EN.. of Chehwa, and of Rosemount, Enstbounte, Sussex, to
Frances Retina, only daughter of T. Ilurnby, Fog., of Chelsea.
TOT rEN HA Id —WIG sl loch 9, at St. Mary's, Cheltenham, by
the Ree. 0. Adilantaa,L A. A. Tottenham. Faq., of Glenadc, only
Nn of L A. Tottenham, E.q., sad nephew of the Earl of Ere, to
Cunataße'' Moiaar Ward daughter of-the lota N. Wigoey, req.,
11. P. tot Brighton,
London, England, 1851-12-09

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY

1 - k 4-11.019YERo • • ' •
vt.
' The ' outfit Ird inst. those *sir preridenti
old ' nts ; Chkint Beni and 11. Wm-
Man, for first chamber, and MM. Lcndeman and
Weyer, for the second., !These elections are all on the
liberal Ode: On theibllawing day an address of con-
dolence was voted, in which the following moat signi-
cant panne occurs :—" That the Chambers lamented
the death of the King the mom, as thereby he had
lost the satidaction of carrying out to their full ao-
"complishment the reforms he bad sanctioned r the
deputes then remind the new king, in a more con-
gratulatory strain. of the promise contained in the
patent to maintain the constitution ; to which they
add that his majesty will no doubt jealously guard
the independence of the state. A very pointed allu-
sion is of course made in the two last mentioned
particulars, both to the pretensions of the Ritter-
sehaft and the interference of the Bund in their
behalL
London, England, 1851-12-09

COMMENDATIONS.

Class 2.—The judges commend Mr. Richard Stratton's
oz Sir C. E. Isham's oz ; they highly commend Mr. A.
Beisley's oz.
Class 7.—The judges commend Mr. Richard Healy's
heifer, Mr. Joseph Phillip's heifer, Mr. Isaac Niblett's
heifer ; they highly commend Mr. W. M. Gibbs' heifer.
Class 15.—Highly commended : Mr. John Williams' post
of Southdown wethers, Messrs. W. and T. Arkeell's pond
Southlown wcthers. Commended: Lord Walsingham's
pen of Southdown wethers, Mr. J. 11 Overman's pen of
touchdown wethen.
London, England, 1851-12-09

FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Dec. 4.—The Queen hes been
graciously pleased to appoint John Augustus Lloyd, Esq..
to be her Majesty's Charge d'Affoires end Consul-General
to the Republic of Bolivia.

BANKRUPTS.
OLDBOROIIGH RICMARDSON DAVIES, New.court, Bow-
lane, City, wine merchant.
JOHN RATRS, Highgate, plumber.
THOMAS ALFRED YOUNG, Woolwich, wine merchant.
WILLIAM NASH, Noble-street, City, woollen warehouse-
man.
RICRARD BILLING, Reading, Berkshire, builder.
CHARLES lons POWELL, Kingston-upon-Thames,
Surrey, draper.
THOMAS PRAT, Manchester, check manufacturer.
THOMAS BIRCH, Chorkon-upon-Medlock, Lancashire,
common brewer.
Isaac °Amu., Radcliffe, Lancashire, cotton manufac-
turer.
JOSEPH BTORIT, Hartlepool, Durham, draper.
Iticzanis Poway, Wolverhampton, chemist.
SAM V EL LITCHFIELD, Birmingham, druggist.
WILLIAM TOMLINSON, jun., Hinckley, Leicestershire,
drafp t:rim WaLan, Huddersfield, woollen cloth merchant.
JOHN CHILD and WILLIAM BARRER, Wakefield, rail-
ma" contractors.
ISAAC NOSIIINOTON, Bradford, stuff manufacturer.
CHARLES WARD, Liverpool, miller.
JOHN FLERTWOOD, Liverpool grocer.
GEORGE PRIDE DAVID Josas, and JOHN GIBE, Liver-
pool, sail makers.
WILLIAM Nam Dioxin, Liverpool, wiae merchant.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
WILLIAM Maxie', gathers's', baker.
ROBERT GARDNER, Glasiow, grocer.
ALEXANDRA DENNY an WILLIAM BAIRD, Glasgow,
merchants.
JANIS Gow, Partiok, victual dealer.
London, England, 1851-12-09

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY
SUGAR.—The market has opened with a very. dull
appearance, and a considerable portion of the public sales
are being bought in. Refined without alteration; grocery'
lumps, 435. 6d. to 48s.

plantation Ceylon was brought in at
high prices ; very good ordinary native Ceylon sold at
40s. ; inferior, 381.6 d. to 393.
TEA without alteration.
Rica.—The business done yesterday was large, at 3d.
advance; about 8,000 bags sold ; the public sale of 700 bags
Bengal sold at 10s. to 103. 6d., which was a full price.
PIMENTO sold at a shade decline, 40. to 50.
COTTON steady, but inactive.
In other articles no materiel alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is flat, although the deliveries are good. The
trade are chiefly purchasing Old Y.C., and consequently
new Tallow is out of demand ; the difference in the prime
being greater than the difference in quality. Town Tallow
is quoted 365. 6d. nett; Petershurgh Y. C. on the spot,
new, 369. 9d. ; old, 364. 3d.; last three months, 36e. 6d.;
January and March, 365. 9d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAItIET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade very heavy, at the
following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 70s. to 755. ;
inferior, 60s. to 655.; Rowen, 60s. to 635. ; Clover, 68a. to
80s. ; second cat, 60s. to 70s. ; Straw, 21s. to 255.

COALS.- LONDON, Die. 8. - CLOSE OF Till MAX
atm.-Carr'. Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Davison's West Hart-
ley, 15s. 9d. ; Holywell, 17s. 6d.; Ord's Main, 15a. 6d. ;
South Pcareth, 14s. 91. ; Tanfleld Moor, 16s. ; Tyne Main,
15s. 3d.; Wylam, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 18s.;
Walls End Benham, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Morrison,
18s. ; Walls End Lambton, 19s. ; Walls End Stewart's,
19s. 6d. ; Walls End Denison, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Har-
tlepool, 191.6 d. ; Walls End Ileugh Hall, 18s. 6d. ; Walls
End Kelloe, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End West Kenos, 18s. 3d. ;
Walls End South Durham, 18s. 6d. ; Derwentwater Hart-
ley, 156.9 d. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 216.-Ships at
market, 60; sold, 31.
London, England, 1851-12-09

JAMAICA.

The Legislature assembled on the 28th of October,
and were addremed by his mailmei the governor
iinietreit which thelocal emearbesas un-
skeet, sod say suggesboos of
=lleLSem memoof speedier's, eon-
distrarial, sad fa eseserrase voted both by
the Ammo* sad Om& breach at
Tide. lowevar, was not allowed to hit4vptilt
rrof piddle biciaresorhich was going as
iegere amity than I. know seesioes. Although
several sea -s of diffraat kinds had been intro-
duced, wee of them were of a character to require
spcial rides. The renewal of the ravages of
cholera wee rendered doubly grievcre by the out-
break and spr,rl at arall-por in the island.
The late rams Ist been followed lop by very se-
vere weather. sad Lepton hasher; was visited by
a swell, aserepaied with heavy breakers, which
have dose SIM damp to the wharves, but for-
tunately did set send any verde ashore.
A letter from the pariahs/ Westmoreland says:

than terns his bra of bat irarrled. Trout Wider
day, as width deg *s slam mod. we hare bees
bandy wed. Oa Wiry ell the lisp el the terra
were OA art the ialsidters lire bar boy in aria,
' these air bed sell red by the berth the w;
el Mr raid be ethr, la earegmere et*,
of the wore, width ware still rare rap the reed MI
COT the wharves. At the lowa wired, the MO.
j prey Naar Mara sad Tallis. right be era the mask
of the NW/ lei Joao, • brie Airsrisaa brig, la pert to
load byes Ira sheessiaresed. She lay high sod dry
thread of the wire!, beers Naiad away two were sad
the whole of the lerdiarykre Fortunately, bat little of
bar urge wee y, or all err bra bees Mat. She is sew—
that is. her dimatiel and will be seld
drier the sir week. The ship Warr Lily rode eat
the soma :well, as did the brig the Maid of Abram.
=at am period she was is peat peril, having
her soar. The serum Isla bed a very narrow
=' The Weir, flea =legates; the ken boat be-
ti Mara sad Tullis ; es ere a ,ruse:, the Pro'
petty of Kr. Tralasea, are all riser. Aa ray be sup
pear, the reeds ere eat rap is el direstises, red the high-
way bother this tows rat Irsedelde is set parable, the
sea ha viag eared musk 1. sexes.
The ger appears le heir arerthill its Eames ail eleag
the err, sad to hare destraysi rasha,E3l.4. bay.
boar of Brit River, is the peel& of
Aa Amnion hamar lrig, • Halifax brig, and a
larger new Columbian eshooner, were if drives
ashore mad humus total weal The town was
corn letely ender water, and Bah were gathered by
the baekathl in every quarter.
BRITISH GUIANA.

In our aeorami;from Demerara there is no poli-
tical new% the legislature not having been in sew-
Moo. ()oversee Barkl7 had returned to the seat of
government from a viat to the penal settlement ere►
' the Maseareony river, where a lengthened investi-
gation had token place concerning the conduct of the
mperintemdent of that establishment. Steam oom-
London, England, 1851-01-14

CASUALTIES.

,Troo oar

New Commercial (of Nihithv),ShatTr.LElrly this morning a
vessel wiis oh d, totally &slowed, ao shore between
the Brisen rinks, a little to the northward of Cape Corn-
wall, but the sea being so heavy no boat could be launched.
Alter the II ind tide had nude she !not. • up , the after part
was seen to drift *Ph the northern tide wish one man on
it; and some of the crew have succeeded in µMaine the
top of the rocks. Part of one of her boats CAMP on shore,
and on the stern was painted, .• New Commercial, of
Whitby, George Shaw, muter. " The tout guard boats
have been off and returned with bales of goods, silks,
cottons, &c. The shipping parties are Wilson, Montague,
83111, and Co. The men on the wrick has b. en taken off
by one of the L- nner boats: he states that nine men have
bun lost. Those on the rocks are still there (II p m.) No
hosts can approach in consequence of the heavy sea, but
ev, ry means will be used in the atoning to save those
men.—St. lug, Jan. 11.
Sarah Ann (sehomier), from Cardiff to Santa Cruz, woe fallen
in with, Jan. 9, leaky, and with Ines of sail., &c. CO miles
NNE. of the Lead'. End, by the Shannon (ate-inter), from
Dublin to London, whims took her in tow, but parted two
hawsers, ant afterwards the schooner's chain cable, which
broke shout 1 a m. next morning, and at daylight nothing
of the etho.nter was to be seen.—Falmouth, Jan. 12.

From what
Port

Wiwi's
doe.

desimi"M.
London, England, 1851-01-14

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1851.

hrought late lee by Lieutenant Maury, of the American
navy, of what is called the circle mills* plea, showing that
the shortest route is by following the arriumferenee, not the
mere parallel of latitude. Mereater's plan is based upon
principles drawn from • fiat surface. The difference in
melt is astenishing, when yen examine the globe. I cannot,
in the hurried momenta of this note, enter telly into the
subjtet ; but you can, by testing the map with • three.foot
globe, and, drawing • line from ever the globe, pleas to
plume, judo lA. yourself. Bring the thing under the notice
of your scientific mos. The effect is to throw tome pro
since. more to tae eastward, and less to the northward, so
:er is their relative p.sition to Evils' .d is concerned. I
am much pm-0d for time, and therefore hurriedly close.
When the legislature meets I will send you its proceedings—
make a good use of them io furthering the great object.
We do not meet until the 6th of February next —Yours,
J. HAMILTON Ou.ny.

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.
Two o'CLooz.

The share market is quiet to-day,-with only a
limited range of operations, this being " ticket-day,"
and the dealers being consequently busied with the
adjustment of th. it books. Prices generally are well
maintained, and by many persons an upward move-
ment is looked for after the settlement of the acrount
falling due to-morrow. Great Vs esterns, Larceshire
and Yorkshires, and Berwick., are firm. Brightons
are buoyant, having risen to 901; whilst London and
North Western stock has improved to 1241. In South
Westerns the chief fluctuation has occurred, the range
of business being from 79 to 77; the last price
marked is 784. Bast Union Six per Cents, are higher.

Pal Barna RAiswari.

Closing plow
Yesterday.

la, c to-day up
to 1 o'clock.
London, England, 1851-01-14

VE&SELS SPOKEN WITH.

Confidence (barque), from London for Callao, Nov. 18, lat.
21 Y., Inn. 30.3 W., reported the death of dm wow atter
a few hours' interns.
Margaret West (barque), of London, Jut. 9, 26 Idles S.W.
of the Land's End.
Thorium Bljtb, from London for Bombay, UM 28 8., lon. 68 B.

BIRTHS, IiARItLtaIKS. AND DRAM&

BIRTHS.

BCRDETT.—Jan. 9, at Chester.equare, the wife of Capt. Burdett,

of • eon.
C 11, at Gloucester-place, Portman square, the wife
of W. W. Cargill, Esq., of • daughter.
DE MATIOS.—Jan. 11, at Albeat-squat% Clapham-road, Mrs. W. N.
Do Mottos, of a eon.
DIVETT.—Jan. 10, at &ton-Naar% the wife of E. Dived, En..
P., obi son.
FEN NULL—Jan. 7, at 13oulogno-eurafer, the wife of E. P. Pennell.
Esq., of • daughter.
RAWLINSON.—Jan. 10, at Oxford, the wife of the Rev. G. Rawlins
sou, M.A., of adaughter.
London, England, 1851-01-14

CLERICAL.

THE REV. E. 11. Picot:, lately presented to Med-
strd (one of Lon: Guildford's livings at Alresford) by the
Bishop of Winchester, finding himself unequal to the duties
of the parish, has resigned the incumbency. The rev. gen-
tleman is a relatian or a connexion of the bishop.

PRETIMMENTe.
Rev. B. Robbins, to Courtrai's.ll R., Nathamptonahire,
value 30.51. ; patron, the Lord Chancellor.
Rev. C. C. Southey (son of the late poet laureate), to Ard-
kWh V., value 2681.; patron, the Lord China,ller.
R. v. J. E. Gladstone, perpetual curate of St. /dark's,
Lakanham, Norwich, to be S"cransental Lecturer,
11351.
Rev. J. C. Gregory, to S!. Clement num curacy, West-
minster.
1t.,. It C. James, to St. John's curacy, Porton.
Rev. W. Mack, to Horhetn rectory, Suffolk ; on his own
petition ; valu • 4451 , with residence.
Rev. H. J. kl.rshall, to Melkeham curacy, Wilts.
Rev. J. W. Rishuds, to the Head hl rr pof Salisbury
Cathedral School. _ _ .

Rev. E. 0. Roach, to St. roes rector), Antigua.