The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-30 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

Letters from Borlin of the 27th inst., in the Sinner
Zeitung, arnwince the death, at Warsaw, of the
Grand Prince Michael, who it is aseerted died from
an attack of apoplexy.

SAILORS' HOHL—BENEVOLENCE OF THE QUEEN
Dow AOllll —The eoznafttee of the Sailors' Hoene, in Will-
street, London Docks, have completed the building by the
erection of the eighth and last dormitory. On ire beiag in-
timated to the Gores Doings r that the sum of 4001. wee re-
quired to finish the work, Ur Majesty. through Rail Howe,
sent to the chairman of the society (Admiral Hope) a letter
expressive of her Lisjesty's anxiety for the prosperity of the
init,tution, and concluding with these words: " HerMsjeary
is so well awned of the interest the late Xing would have
taken in any object for raising the character of his own glo
rious profession, thst her Majesty cease, resist the pleasure
of contributing the 4001. required to complete the dormito-
ries. This last Medan has been named "The Royal
Adelaide Donaltory." The balanee-sheet el the moiety for
the put ear, ending April last,shows that during the twelve
anathe, bear the above sum, her Majesty has been the
donor of the soutilisent sum of 7061.
KIDDERMINSTIOII ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, AUG.
N.—The writ for the sleeks of a member for the borough,
in the rooted the late Mr. Godson, arrived in Kidder-
Wester, yesterday. The nomination is fixed for Monday and
the polling (should there be any) for the following day.
ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WES-
TERN RAILWAY.—Our catreepondent at Binalegbans writes
that in ensequenee of the breaking down of ea engine, the
Brit down train wee delayed about two hours beyond its time
yesterday meriting. It did not reach Birmingham until
nearly ems o'dock.

MONEY MARKET.

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The English funds have suffered to-day a further
decline of 1, which, in the absence of any other osten-
sible came, can only be attributed to the amount of
money stock which was again pressed upon
the marks t in the ems. of the morn-
leg, from which they did not afterwards
recover. Consols for money. were first and last rime
at 921, having b. en marked in the meantime at 921
and 1. For account they were scarcely dealt in ; the
first price for them was 921, and the last 1. They
closed at 921 to for money and account. The
Three per Cent. Reduced wets done at 921, a, and 1.
The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 931,1, 1, and
last at 931.
Exithrtiscr BMA 1,0001. were done from 40s.
to 438. ; ditto, small, at 41e. premium. Long An-
nuities were disposed of at 81 and 15-16 ; ditto, 30
years, 1839, at ita. Bank Stock at 1991 and 199.1
India Bonds, under 1,0001., at 76e. premium. South
Sea Old Annuities at 901 to k.
The transactions in the foreign stocks were exceed-
ingly small, and are the following :—Mexican, ex
coupons st 271, 1, and a fir money, and 271 for E.
want. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 281 and 1.
Spanish Five per Cents. at 171 and 181 fur money,
sad at 18 for account ; ditto, Passive, at 31 and 1.
Austrian Five per Conte. at 84 ; exchange, 10 guilders
per £ starling.
According to advice. from Archangel by last mail,
we learn that the numerous arrivals of vessels had
given an impulse to tho market, and that a consider-
able amount of business had been the consequence.
The stock of linseed in first hands was nearly cleated
off, and K. S. 590 was willingly paid for the best
qualities. Seal tit was largely dealt in, and elntrac.s
had been made in the spring for delivery at K. 8.153
for Rolland ; and although the exceedingly success-
ful catch this year might have induced lower prices,
the demand, neverthelt sehad been so active in order to
proeida freight far the seeking vessels, that the prices
had been run up, and at last &raked the exorbitant
rate of K. S. 170 to 18:. The accounts received there
tended to keep no the price, and offers of K. S. 178
were refused, and no seal oil is to be had under K. S
180. Several parcels of rye for shipment to Ireland
had been bought at K. S. 350.
Letters from St. Peteraburgh of the 18th somasal-
este t decline in the price of hemp to 80 re. te 84 es.
for clean, 78 is. for outshot, and 74 re. to 78 re. Aar
half clean, at which prices several large panels had
exchanged hands. shipments were beginning to
fall off. Tee want of teenage checked operations in
linseed. Tallow continued to arrive daily, and the
whale of the August tallow was expected withie the
following week. The sales of the week amounted to
about 5,000 casks, at 115 re. for Ukraine,
113 re. to 1131 re for common, 112 to
1121 re. for Siberia, and 110 is. to 1101 re. fur
soap tallow, and the lower quotations are still offered.
The supply, it is estimated, would be about 159,000
MACS, of which the Russians talk of receiving about
30,000 risks. Of flex the tranenctione were limited
to 5,000 pods Vanukoffs, 9 head, at 95:e In grain
there was nothing doing. The exchange lo I,'ndon
bed declined to 37 1-16 d. to 30 15-It2. for ..hree

montbs.
At Ries, on the 16th, various charters of vowels
for Holland and Belgium bad taken p'..Le, and f.x
Engl Ind at 40s. per ton for limp and flax, 3e.. :d. For
barley, and 4s. 7d. for posse, Inc .mpert%: goer.:* ;
to the east coast of Scotland at for hemp and
flan, Ms. 3d. for tow per ton, and da. dd. tor We tho
bonerial auirtor.