The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

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751.1 LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1849. [THREEPENCE.

fardwed brain, cc banded sat leek, sons met vary dear bat
certain It is, that be was arrested by the guards. sad en-
ducted to his hewn, when be has been sines kept a dos
=. the known permeates' which the geocal
Wed boo ministers amounts to a few swaths'
beabbment tram the espitel, for having ovevelepped the
bounds of dogmas in qusaeg his Meadow upon the
Infanta Jou& Poetillo's adminirtrstioa of marine is felllollll
for the steamer-contract, which enabled Basolumthal to bah-
ble the treasury oat of several Wiliam
The barbarous executions to whisk I have alluded as
hobo taken place at Ceuta= de is Plana ( of
VaLincia), by order of the imauaandant.genes mem to
have be.. accompanied by mere heinous atrocities than
yawl. shwa civilises (some say twenty-nine) woe
&Ina out of their houses, and shot, without any foest of
trial or the meanest proof of any complicity with the lour-
genie being alleged ageism them; afterwards their bodies
were thrown into a can, sad drawn through the town, by
way of administe, isag a salatary admonition to the in-
habitants.

fund at the end of December anioantod to 69,666 J. 13s. sd.
A Proprietor asked in whet securities was the capital of the
warm invested P-11r. Comm replied that, of the satire
ameaut, 110,0001. was invested In goventment securities.
sad the rest in other nueoubted serarlthis. Mr. Centres, in
reply to another proprietor, intimated that the liabilities of
the eampany were about 500,0001., 400,0001. being the
smug of deposiM in the bank, sad 100,0001. the amount
ef liM almmlation.—The revert having been received and
a dividend al 3 per cent. far the kalf.year with a
basisde per share, was theta deelared.—Thehanks of
the peep lot were given to the directors, and the *meting
separated.

H.M.B. DIDO, FROM NEW ZEALAND, AND THE
Pazawairr, Vier-Admiral Deena, frost the Cape of Good
Nope, arrived at Gorport to-day. Baited : H.M.S. Bitten,
fee Sherrears, to be paid eft.

SHIPPING.

The debate of chief interest in the Chamber of Depatke is
expected to be on the war in Catenate. The new provision
which Mon makes for the clergy will wenn of the
which was restored to the sleepy by the law of
of t.e crusade tax, and of a charge upon property, sown,
urbane' and pecuniary, not yet detormiaed. For the present
year this charge will amount to 4240,0001., and my be
paid in kind ; so that Mon is now 'adoring the tithe system
which was abolished a few yeen ago. The whole amount of
the provision for the stagy dining
_the present pot will be
little more than a million soda half sterling.
For some days to :ome the Walden will go on reading
pr4nts of law in the climber, so that no regular debate will
take place, het a few intorrUations of latex:it may Dun sp.
pw Omm. 161 alb; sbuiZlS 15.11
ark; 114 pips& ass pm Omits. 10 piper ; sbm awe.
Prim, 1 ; altar Bobs, 84 sub. Bask 40 84. cash.
U paper. Trusary I9y 70 alb. Miaow ce lambs, 0.10
Min

DIAL, Jan. 21 —W.S.W, stroag.-113th, Arrived; Kepler,
Beldame, and sailed for Bremen. 20th. A barque, Callen;
Cathode" Elizabeth, St. Vincent's. 21st, Mermaid, Mau-
ritius,. Empress, Colombo ; Leopard, Buenos Ayres;
New York ; Miry Lyon (barque), --. 20th, Arrived from
tie river : Briton, Illawitias; Sultana, Cape of Good Hope
Vanguard, Barbados'. 21st, The diabase. Sydney, New
South Wales ,• Susannah Adelaide, 21. A ; Dispatch. Alps
Bad ; Ada, Mogador ; Franklin. Boston. 20th, Sailed:
Emma Eagan* Sydney, N.S.W.; Margaret Evans, New
York; Marshal Bftaett, Constantinople. 2lat. The Armin,
Neath, to Hamburg, 'prang a leak in the Downs last night.
and eras 'Deadened. A boat's crew from kenos endeavoured
to pt her into Ramsgate, bat were obliged to pot her on the
ffaiu.aesr Sandown Geed, but she is npntedof tlidszners-
inUnzar
pooffs dissharling•
ha. 111.—N.W.. fresh breess.—Arrivad
; Jeanne, Alexandria. Of: Robert Newts'',
teszenealair:7ll"..houto, Trieste; Caress, Demerara; Artha,
timber, Beading.
WILFORD, Jan. 21.—Tho brig Proust, from Liverpool to
Newfoundland, sunk off the long bank, near this port, the
night cf the 19th ; crew saved.
Fatmonrn, Jan. 20 —W N.W. to W., moderate breeze.
21.-13. W., string breeas.—Arrived Liana packet, Bo
Janeiro, sailed DM. 17, with abut 60,0001. is gold, dia-
monds, &A., on freight. Sailed : Quoin Deemer, Cape
Coast Castle ; Regina, Buenos Ayres ; Bt. Jeep's, St. Do.
ntingo ; Margarita, New Orleans ; Esperance, Newport and
West Indies. _ _

BILFAST, Jan. 20.—n. Mantua, of Ardrasan, from
Leith for Malta, struck on the Norsk Rock near this place,
lost masts and sank, and is likely to become a wreck ; sew
rad.

Jan. 19.—The Britannia, from Bristol for
Bubadues, came on shore near this plies last night, and is
full of water; crew saved,. part of cargo nay be saved.
WWITPOBT, Jan. 19.—The Gen, of and for Galway, from
New York, drove on shore yesterday, in Minns Harbour,
daring a gals ; crew saved ; assistance has been sent.
Cnitz Jan. 18. —Arrived : Ada Mary, Laguna; Industry,
New York ; Sophia, Pugwaah ; Charles, St. John's, New.
foundland. 19th, Reliance, Mauritius; Atalanta, Matacz
with ten of yeasts, &o.
ANTWRIP, Jan. 20.—The Thekla, from Aarltuus, for
Ragland, was on shore near Skagen, and lull of water, pre-
IlinUe to 3rd inst. _ .

GALATZ, Jan. I.—The ins became fast this morning ; the
following vessala are frozen up here : The Louis Charles,
loaded ' • Adali, late Davidson, loaded • Matilda. loaded ;
Rover, loaded ; Chose, loaded; An Ausirian (for Englana);
ditto, Ann, not loaded ; Edward Bawls, loaded; a Swedall
vessel, loaded; and at Ibraila, Arab. partly loaded.
CLIFDIIN. Jan. 15.—A female Grecian bust figurehead,
with drapery fastened by a brooch on the right shoulder,
with a few inches of the arm carved below the drapery, and
painted white, hu been picked up on the cast of Galway,
as well es a quantity of lemons.
THISTID, Jan. 6,—The Marie, which stranded on the
north side of the Agger Canal on the 27th ult., has been got
off and brought in here for repain. 12th, the Suiddertn,
tram London, for Elsinore, was loot crt the 10th inst., on
this coast ; crew saved, and materials .:petted to be saved.
ELISNORE, Jan. 12.—The navigation of the Errand may be
considered u closed, se the lee neer the shore is solid.

CtrxifavaN, Jana 17.—The Theodor, from Porte Plata,
for Hamburg, is aground on the rocks near Heligoland, and
not expected to be got off.
SIN oAroaa, Dec. 17.—The barque Vishnu, which left Bally
Badong on the 12th of October for China, encountered severe
weather in the China Sea. and was obliged to bear up for
this on the 2nd instant, and must discharge. 9th, the brig
Coreyra, which sailed hence on the 21th ult. for Kong Port,
experienced a severe squall on the 30th ult., near the South
Anambas, lost fore and main top masts, main yard, &c., and
put back here on the 4th inst. to repair.
SYDNEY, N S.W., Sept. 2.—The Wave, from Adelaide,
South Australia, for Cape Riche, was wrecked at the latter
plus on the sth July ; grew saved.
KJILLALDT, Jan. 19. The Jeremiah, from the Tay, for
Campbeltown, has put lato Wears Harbour, very much
damaged, and much discharge, having struck the ground.
Rio JANZIKO, Dec. 18 —The Tasmania, arrived here
from New 11,11 and, is leaky ; she has been surveyed to day.
The Tigress, from Ceylon, for London, is on shore near
Dover, and it is feared wiU go to pieces ; creusand passengers
saved.

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