The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-17 00:00:00

Making the present mount £48,684 18 3

GOLD PROM CALIFORNIA.—The Pandora, 6, Lieut.
J. Wood. arrived last night (Friday) at Portsmouth from
the Panda, and landed her mails. 5.4 bring' home a quan-
tity of gold dust, vetted at 80,000 dollars, which will be
landed as Portemon h and brought to the Bank of Ragland
by Meagre. Shaw grad Maxwell, Salisbury.street.
RECIPROCITY BY SWEDEN. —The following import-
ant letter has been »aired at Lloyd's:—" Swedish and
Norwegian Cousolete.—Londow, Nov:l4, 1049.—Sir : I have
the honour to communicate to you the following translation
of a royal reclamation, issued atStockholm, under date of
the 24th at October last We, Near, by the grace of God
King of Sweden and Norway, the o..ths and the Vandals,
make known that, it having bees officially reported to
us that fa onsequence of the new navigate n law which
has pseud the parliament of Gnat Britain, and been raided
by the government of the said klogdore Swedish veep,
subject to stipulated oonditioss of reciprocity, will, from and
altar the It of January, 1850 (with the sole exception of
the coasting trade), be treated in his. manner as British yes-
eels to all ports under the British rule • we have, in
return for the privileges thus granted to iwedish vessels,
been graciously pleased to decree that Ina and after
the Ist of January, 1. British one's visiting
the ports at Sweden shall, both o arrival and
departures, be treated to the same manner as native
vieseb to reepect to tonnage and port dues, and all ,-ther
charges to the crown, town, or private institutions of every
denomination. 2. All goods, being the natural prods:lnca
or manufacture of any country never, the importation of
which into the ports of the kingdom of Sweets is legally
permitted oy Swedish vessels, may be imported into Sweden
by British vessels from any plase sever; and, likewiss. all
goods, the exportation of which from Sweden by mesh of
the country is legally permitted, may be exported thence
by British vessels: in both oases without the goods
jquestion so imrted or expoderted ben sub-
ct to other or higherpo charms, of say nominationg , than
would be levied if the goods from or to the same places were
imported or exported by Swedish resseb. Watch all whom
it may cone. ran have to regulate accordingly. For greater
certainty we have signed this with our own band, and caused
it to be sealed with our royal seal —Palace at Stook-
holm, the 26:h day of October, 1849.—Gacas. (Counter.
sined) J. F. FIMILINIV.-1 have the honour to remain, Sir,
your most obedient fervent (in the abuses of the Consul.
general), W. Tomo, Consul.—Capt. G. A. Related, R.N ,
Secretary, Lloyd's."
GRATH OF MR BURGS, LATE BANKRUPTCY
Comattamonem.—Wei have received intern/mos of the death
of Mr. Barge, late a commissioner in the Leeds Banaruptey
Court. It wilt be remembered that two or three years ado
Mr. Barge was placed in York Casale at the snit of some of
his creditom. Ile was at the time largely invcoved ia debt,
and we believe, though he made several cap Pier
for le-
less as an insolvent debtor, he remained
a prisoner or tie
castle until his death.
JUDGMENT ON TUE REV. C. ROOKER, M.A.—Yee-
terday morning, the- Lewd Bishop of the diocese of Faster
held a court ia she Chapter-house of the Cathedral, for the
of delivering his judgment ia the eau of the Rev.
Mar= Ranee, M.A., rector of Nymet Rowland, Chum-
Leigh, Devoe. The rev. gentleman, who is • married man,
was the defendant in an action icr midsection tried at the last
summer wins in Exeter before Mr. Justin WilUeseaLes
which cumin the plaistiff obtained • verdict for 1001. Tin
evidence taken at the trial showed that the rev. gentleman
had been living with several females. The nee whisk aellei
the lineation of the bishop to the matter was that of a
yang pines mimed Maria Brooks It appeared that she
wont into the service of the defendant is September, 1642 ;
he seduced ho r early in the following January. In Remem-
ber she miscarried. The connexion continued, and in 1844
Miss Brooks gave birth to a child. la 1848 the rev. gen-
tleman commenced a bison with smother feniAle, and the
comequi we was that the mother of Maria Brooks brought
an action and recovered the aboveneationed sum. Imme-
diately after the wises the bishop Lined a commiaden under
the 3 it 4 Vic , known as the Church Discipline Act, mad it
bung bees decided by the commission that there was a
prisW .feele case against the rev. defendant for further plut
o-
seednv, the necessary steps were taken by the bishop b
Mr. and
Rooks., in order to sae the expense of a
, emit in the Arches Court, pleaded guilty,
Ile Bishop fixed this day for giving judgment.
His' lordship said that so late as 4 o'clock the day before he
had received from Mr. Rooks. a revocation of has former
consent, on the ground that evidence bad been improperly
admitted, and proceeded to deliver his judgment. Ile
iniontely recapitulated the evidence brought forward, and
In conclusion pronounced Mr. Rookie guilty of the offence
with which he wee chug- d, de vieg haste( all ecclesiastical
pretermeeta width he in the Mouse, apecielly the
rectory of Nymet Row d. The mart was nosh crowded.
PARKHURST RETORMATOZY.—Bix convicts of this
establishment escaped from confinement on Saturday week,'
sadist Tierney following four
searchohers. Same of the inba-
bitants of the island went out is ethers, and, with
the aid of We police, succeeded in upturn;
_the whole of I,
the party which first escaped, but not begets they had
committed several depredating. They broke into An I
Cottage, near C owes, and sten severs' jeiats of meat, bread,
butter, die. They then presseiled to Mr. Bannister's
rope masufattery, which they brae nbettrlesa they regaled
themselves with their good tare, and &guises thenitves
In the workmen's anthem which mete left on the presaivs.
At Calhoun s. they broke into the home of Mr. C.
and stole some wearing apparel end food ; also
the house of Mr. Gradage, and the hens of Mr. Way, of
Calhourne Mill, where they emptied II decanter of
fitted for
wine,
an The ant party, six in number, were all onare
trial to the Winchester anises on Monday by the county

magistrates.
130LIMILL.—DUIPERATI APTLY Wl= POACH-
mus.-011 Sunday night, about kalf-paet eleven o'clock, as
three of the semekeepers of W. C. Alston, of
Shades
nue going their usual rounds they dismayed • gang at
peashere, six in smuttier, in a meadow within three handset
yards of the Ball. On their sewing sash ether, the Nash-
ere 110•11,004 throwing lalp_wawas. and the first a thasa
hit a keeper named Bused. haftroing • mere blow in the
Las, and eaten opus his sleek is a moat dreadful sumac.
As he wait honked down, they sosanwased beating him
with bladasses, and a maim affray aommeamd. After
fighting ssamme time • weapon called& " threehel," with
watch asset the pc adismentssrmel. brake into phew,
wed
and
its OWIIIIR baTing La" se light, bre aompaaiona follo
his *maniple. Bowne*. sae a them was moored by Kettle,
a keeper. and in his packet wars head four nets and a brace
of haw. Ke boa sass as limas Bolas, sad there
is ao doubt that his anapaest% eons of whom ars known.
form gang whisk has long barred the &radon Sall
Wats. They are suppoetd. N Woad to Birmingham...-
Coquetry Herald.
Tax Soar= or Possaisaa.—The fear of Wes-
tem, near Spading, last week made a misdate Attempt to pat-
ella Br. 6. Odgge hem reading the awstomory .ses at
tohe grave its of a departed brother Tomato Tba deer
upoe the caorahwanias, who was present. to aid h
calleo
atop the termaosy, oar
the XOll6 the
that to read an
rearm at the gravesida was the Polestar,
V raiding ea to tits Ulla =warms ha was
t=aby the eltareltwardas. mamben of twomdeties.,
named WS, en tailgated in this cptaa-
.

6 par Ot. Austria& Bomb
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26 per Cent.,
S %eir et.stiresillen Ms.. PS 6
6 per Ct. Buenos Arno, 41 1:
Ditto Milian Pt. 11., 96 T
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Colombian Lquadur ltd... Si
3 yet Ct. Dutch
lMtdaA.. T 2 4
26 per GY. Dutch , 631 41
4 par et. Dads tam. tet 3

tr,
par Cu.-4
Licbequer 414. toll.,
PUN Dd.
Iva Ot. Oros& Ma.. 166
°mods Deterred Bch., 3 6
6 pat Ot.
pi, 04. 13.1,...3
rowan 0c.1.427 9
IZ pore iri
II per (16.= .36
21Miarsoire //14..36
par Ot. 114•4mb 13 6
Visasarls 13slaned 134. .. I 4

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE roe
MARKETS. se
:a

LAM DON, FRIDAY EVENING. ii
The colonial meanie, with the exception of spice, as
have des week bun characterised by considerable business, 15
and. in several instances, prices have shown indications of 121
decline; import. re of sugar have not brought forward 00,,„
largely, but thet trade have purchased only for their imme-
diate wants, and a considerable portion of the quantity too
offered has been bought in to support prices. Of native 100
Ceylon coffee only one small parcel has been offered publicly. So
and withdrawn at former prima, and not more than 3,000 21
bags have changed hands privately, principally at the coin- i
Disunion% of the week, while sales cannot now be effected 10
except on lower terms • there was an active demand 20
en holiday fro' tine plantation Ceylon, and conriierable IS
business transacted at a rise of about 2s. per cwt., sub. 124
sequently, however, there his been less activity, and the 2.!
sales held to-day have gone off at priors rather in favour 44 1
the buyers. In foreign the transactions have been small, and 200'
without alterative in prin., excepting for Mocha, which has 10
senesced about 3.. per ant. The demand for pepper has 124,
coedited, and a farther rise of about Id. per 1... has been 110
established. Mace has also risen about 2d. per lb., and nut- "
ta
asp and ginger have been sold freely at very full rates. ,
Seem sales of saltpetre, of common quality. have been made
st about 6d. per end decline. The tea market presents little AO
alteratioe. The inquiry for green tea continues, but moat 10L.
descriptions of congou are buoy of sale. Public sales are L-1
declared for the 21,t instant, and will contain only a small
q uan. - • • •
Thetity sales of Sugar in the West India market bin as
amounted to 1,460 hhcb., including 150 beds. Barbados, 10
St.
and 51 hhds. crytalised Demerara et auction, the former of
which realised 36e 6d. to 415., sod the latter 38s. to 445. per °
40
ewe Not any sales of he gardens have been held ;of Bengal, 40
10,750 bags have been brought forward, the grainy kio.s of
fie
which have sold freely at 425. 6d. t 445. for greyish and te
bright yellow bold grain, and 375. 6d. tor rather soft yel- 10‘
wish ; the Mauritius kinds, far which there did nut ap- 2.5
lo
pear an buyers at former rates, have been chiefly bought in ice
at 355. 6d. to 394.6 d. per cwt. for low to good bright grocery, is
land good Reno was bought in at 295. to 31s. per ewt. 10
About 2,600 bags Madras have been brought forward, and le
only a small portion, cunning of the grainy descriptions, 124
met with pordinon at 36e 6d. to 40s. 6d., the heavy I:
brown and yellow kinds having been chiefly bought 14
in at 295. 6d. to 321. 61. ter ewe ; 2,397 Or
ma's of Penang were partly realised at 35a. to 395. per cwt. to
fur yellow to strong greyish. The sales of foreign have eon- nl•
slated of 3,060 bogs Mangle, which were chiefly bought in at e
et
t'
33a. 6d. to 365. fur good strong brownish, but whish have
since been sold at these prices; 587 Mids. 250 barrels Porto g
Rico at 37s .63. WAIL 6d. for middling to fine bright grocery ; es
123 bids. 126 barrels St. Croix, went at 40e. to 435. for good 41
to bright grocery ;76 cases white, 66 cases 19 bags brown 25
tad 173 casks, 770 barrels and bags white, anti 114 1
cases and bags brown Kunio' were all bought in at 365. to
43e. per ern. Privately, a floating cargo of Manilla has s
changed hands, and about 2,000 begs on the spot, at 19s. SO I
per cwt.3o
The sales of coffee ban consisted of 773 casks, 2.600 bags L
plantation, and 320 begs native Ceylon ; the former were
only partly disposed of, the greater portion of the floe for
colory description having beenbronght in at high rates; low lii
fine ordinary to fine ordinary went at 48s. to 54a, and fine
fine ordinary to middling calory one. to 72a. 6d. per ewe ; the
fnelides wee bought in at 46e 6d. par cwt. • 20 casks Juane&
wont at 47e. to 63e. • 145 bales and half bales mocha realised 10
an advance of about 3s. per ewe, vie., 'sideline garbled small 10
berry 60.. to 645. par est. ; 278 bags Madras went at to
441. to 445. 6d. for good ordinary, and 62a. 64. to 635. 61. for t
100
fine qaality ; 360 bags Mysore were seed at 44e. 6d. to
48s. lid for fine cadinary bold greenish and brownish mixed ; 20:
224 bans and helf-balse, and 62 oases Malabo, at the 4d. Ls
duty realised, 465. 6d. to 52e. for bold pale and greenish sei
mined, sad 100 half-bales at the 6d. duty, 465. 6d. to 475. per $3l
ewt. See even bold rash quality; 73 cases Tellieberry were U
bought in at 47e. to 545. for fine ordinary dingy to *dory, I.°
and 86 balsa of fine ordinary palish Malibu kind went at V 0
60a. to bk. per cwt ; 420 begs Manila at 46e. to 46a. 6d. for sb
fine ordinary pale, of old import; 94 bags good ordinary as
Singapore Java at 43e. 6d., 80 bags damaged St. Dodos,
at 451. and 60 bags Rio at 435. 6d. per cwt. Privately 10
about 1,000 bugs good Padang have been sold at 41s. 1:
per cwt. bb
Tut, sales of wen
have consisted of 639 bags Trinidad, and or.
34 barrels 159 begs Grande ; the former were about half 2
damaged, the sounet polio was pertly sold at 37e. 6d. to 425. 23
per cwt., and the Grenada wes moody withdrawa.
9s.b"O:forgliktgrnlotwo b:iuctisdirli, adndwl69°Oolre. tobtaTOsb6M.‘l6dafghr.astforbirissamithed.adveling6lb:lliston 111*
=white of the r, and Se to 9s. per cwt. for the
exThtensie oveperaantdioltisinSproTpiceedbavirsote biler
for,
roe
severalnestlesd dmnitsbooep,iiess.bath
10.
The sales and prime have been se follows ;-196 tags Pimento,
at 61d. to lid. per lb. • 1,989 barge_ and 880 robins black io
Pepper at 3d. to sid.for gait heavy Malabar. in bags; 21d. to 5
3d. in robins, and a similar price for clean sifted lisomatra.
so s
Of 123 cases TABU, my rather small fine white realised lid.
to 93. end Consider 61d. to W.; and 82 bus drill 22
wpesiogbire'Sicorovesporevenantdaßialtsual,
tria.t04444.;d44.
tpeVtrs.un2l3gicesse yt
bar. ao
at Ind. to Tiff •38 cram Mace, at 2e. 3d. to 21. 7d. for 10
low to good Might; 119nases Ramey, at 2s. 4d. to 2a. 54.• N 3
for low to good thirds; 2a. 10d. for middLog to goad 5.0
seconds; aid 3e. 33. to 3s. id. foe frit to goad
50
bold brown. 260 eases waren " Celina Sieger mire ,0
sold, at Ms. to 75e. form
,"'nin to good scraped
403 bags_ Malabar„ " wormy at 225. to 23.. deity
paid • vs bags roue Bengal at tls. to 21s. $6. in bond, and
892 is* rough Ahern at We. to 365. 6d. per cwt., duty
paid.
`Tito transectiono in tea law been to a small eaten only
this week, although pricer. angelus tolerably firm ; particu-
larly for the good and Ina descriptions of meet kinds of
Mlle teas, whisk may iA some 'admen be quoted a Uses
higher ; in Cut= kinds also a fair amount o/ business lass
been done at rather impeoved prises -, for Camay bemuse,
there are fur buyers, bat prides remain unaltered, and only
a small heasinesa Ins been transacted at former quotations.
Sales are declared for
larthe 21st ultimo, but it is not likely that
the euentity will be ge.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT.
There is bat little doing in TaIIOMM-day. LargE_errinle
are at he m& To-day's qmstatioas ore the fallowing :
Petenbs* Y. C. on the spot, 117 s. ; October to December
&limn., See. 9E.; January to Minh, 37e.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARSET.—THIS DAY.
Nam. Cooper mad Davie report business et the %Holdall
osotatioss Prime Iteadow Ray, 86e. to ne, ; inferior do.,
as. to 604. ; Bowes, 60e. to 675. Car.vet, SU to 82°'
Strewing. to 1111..