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London, England, 1847-02-03 00:00:00

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'spent. a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN
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Exrebeti, Correspondence, and other costly &arse-
unities of • Morning Journal. But the full and
esrefolly prepared REPORTS of the MONEY,
RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and
ether MARKETS are the marking feature.
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that amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDGE,
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FATENT WATCHES & CLOCKS.—E. J. DENT,
b 7 „,,,,,.,„I,4,poiemmt, Watch and Ckekmaker to the Queen.
.R.H. Vrince Albert, and H.I.Y. the F.mperar of Russia. /resent-
fully .I,ln (7,.. the public an inapeetion of Ids extended Mot of
WallitE.,. Youths' silver matches, lbw 'Waren freak I eseellent
isser lever eaten*, tit am artiness ma ; ladies' sold watabee, eight
gamma cuch. DENTS manufacture ix guaranteed to kin by three
ni,pnr.t.. Runt., granted In 1836, Bia. and 1,313.-1111, Strand ; 33,
CoMB,-grvet l and 34. R.1.T.1 gaehnne. DENTS patent Diplcido-
oom for determining the true time to within a wound, by °burring
I& paean.' of the oun or ear over the meridian. Peke 21. 2a. each...
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KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, a Certain
Ketnoly foe i l disorders of the palnammry mane. In &Ina
malty of breathing, in redundancy of phlegm, la Incipient consumpi
eon' of which cough lo the moot poiiitive Indication', they are of
a tone efficacy. In asthma and in winter cough they have been
midixo known to fail. Kesting's Cough I A.4.ert. am free from every
deleteninto ingredient; they may therefore be taken at all time* by
the mot I kliotte female and the youngoot child; while the p üblic
week, and the probtakinal singer will and them invaluable in allay-
ing the licurinnem and irritation incidental to vocal execution, and
megeoptently a powerful auxiliary in the production of melodious
minnoation.
RESIORATION OF VOICE BY KESTING'S COUGH LOZENOPA.
Glasgow, 12th January, 1647.
SIR,—I have great pleasure in informing you of
the great good your excellent COUGH LOZENOF.4 have 111011.
me. In Deceamer, 1n43, I caught • severe maid from riding two or
three mike, um very wet which nettled lei my longs, and guite
took awnv my voiocoo flat I nimbi not opeaL above a whisper from
that time until Oemmter la. I Mimi all kinds el medictnew, but they
wow of no avail. I we. *es *oiled to try your lonengea, which
I did :nay b pious my Meals; bat being, I had to sited a 9d.
tin, rr voice, to my PM joy, ems gook as Woos( m ever. I am,
IP. el itiro revineett,iiv. .1 %onto Mo sox. --Thomas Notating, Emi."
and mold b ones, lc Ild., and dim In. 9d. 4r. and
19a. 9d, ebi ,by Thom Keating, chendot, ace., No. 79, ttt. Mao-
eburchyard, tondoc, and retailed by all druggists and patent medicine
vendors in the kingdom.
Prepared and mid in boxes, 10. I(d., and Una, 30. 9d., 40. 6d., and
19s. Id. nab, by Thomas Keating, Omni.; ae., Ne. 79, or. Paul'.
ehurchoord. London. and retailed by all druggists and patent medicine
vendor, in the kingdom.

TTHE.ATRAPILATORY, or LIQUID HAIR
mg; the only Dye that really answers Itir all colours, and
does not requw re-doeng, hut no the hair grows, it aster fades or
*equine that unnatural red or purple tint 60101110.1 to all other Dyes.
BOTANIC WATER and BEAR'S GREASE—When the Hair is be-
coming thin and fling off, the only efleetual remedy, baddesahaviag
the bead la the ewe o the two abase-named articled, applied alter-
nately, - the Botanic Water to cleanse the roots from mad and as •
almidant. and the Reseal: ream as • nouriaber. THE NEW Tt)OTH.
PICK BRUSH, thoroughly cleansing Setween the teeth when used up
and down, and polishing the @arbor when used anseways. The hair
warrant. el never to aurae out. The UNION and TRIPLE HAIR
BRUSHES. The DOUBLE ANTI-PRESSURE NAIL BRUSH. The
MEDIUM SHAVING BRUSH. The RAILWAY STROP and
POWDER. The store new and elegant artiaelli In addition to • ••.7
esiensive assortment of beautiful Pei fumes, an the role manufactures
and inventions of Loma Rom and MOON lif and 120, Bielopmatei-
sport, Loudon.

NEW WORK 11Y THE AUTHOR 01V THE " NOVITIATE."
Nun read
_y, in one rot., post Ben, print 9.., ebb,
Tll E JESUIT in the FAMILY.
A Tale.
Be stsl,lll.W STRIM/1111%. Author of " The Novitiate; or, The feu&
In Training," being it Tear'. Iterldwarie bacon the Enttli,n Jeanne.
tendon: Smith. mar. ud 0403. UoeHiLL
DC. Cl LVEI<W ELL'S GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.
Priee 1.. each, by poet, In stampt, lc dd. nib,
WH 'AT TO EAT DRINK(, _ AND AVOID.
(wan Din-tables for all Complaint'.} 2. HOW TO BE
HAPPY. "lucunde Firm..." —Ch. It is contended bet nine•entlin
dour diner.," end miseries are of our own madam, nichaeby careless
Ming. ible.indulgences, mental irmeibility, indolimer, or other pre-
meal irregularities, and that good health, round arab; dubber
night., end contented days are at our command. By an aberrance at
the advice columned in the.. mesons the wordiness al bypochcbrie
dam. eeremancro, debility, and Indigestion may be cured In lea than
a won't).
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New Erceineteret ; Carealho, 14, Fleet-atreet ; N 141411, 437, W 4.4
lined: in diniat from the Mahar. 10, Awn-dere, Reirent,eatreeL
DUNCH'S POCKET-BOOK With

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coloured Smudgier^ led ITemerows 11,6661seson.8teel. am
ad. By John Leech iniftlsimed Doyle.
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The RTA TIL —The Roys%;, ihoreedp• et Europe ; The
41aern'• Minaters ; Mews 6 fa leo6611; Mows of State In
Inland The Queses Stuaii Azabooradcwe and Minleters
gonad ; Stotwarkes ad 6 Inghtad ; Lard Lieutwa26
of England, Be.: Ornerameit sod Moen; we Stamina
Tye LaounArear..—The Hereof Pam Peerarto Paws who are
Minor.; Oaken of the Hewes of Paces; Ihs Howe of Dermot;
Alphabets:al Lot of the liesse, d Omiwass; Marro otthe Rowse
of Commons; l'uhtle Reeeninit
(blgelgingligig of 01612.
II& of Voting. Lier.—Tailish NS of taw • Resta& 02•11
of Law; Mai Courts of Law; Law 7626.640 Betervt=
Culwrsity Ikwros ; Rae •Biettmas
Menet of the Beat Debts Act; MY Clldat; Vale to Oka:
Ms warm. Taxis. Mimed Tom; Maim; Clennimil
ald other Meows ; Asnerients ; Dekko es Impallse, Ossuamaan—
Ocrporoden of the City of London; lard =4.ll=id 0262,
lberifik ; Lai 1616 Oompany ; Bank of ha Loges
dos and Weatiahater ; 22. A 16151.• Nov, °w6Film A= to
London: 162226 gays of the Pula, Nab; Number of V be
Mae alphas ; Subscribers to Hallways. Altwoossas.—Thestra,
be. AneggEONOCAL Noncta—Otattrel Note. tar the Yaw; Walla
sad ilessaft,
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sent of 1 I, Wealth, cod Raphl66l—Ax Derr. Advatia•
of the tom, Censtribneng—Solign at• Ocalataq7—The Ts.
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dready, a New &Woe. la dear are.,
SCHOOL BOTANY • or, The RUDIMENTS of
BOTANICAL semicr.: By Dr. Lnroa.zr, Ph. D., PBS., and
L.B. Vridt =
r. 400 Illostratioas, prima sa. 041.11a1f buboard.
Bradbury sad Pram, ilidtetriara.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

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THIS DAY. "'herr o'Clock.
The 4.lorthumberlaad packet-ship, of the London
line, waived at Exmouth, has brought dates from
New York to the 13th ult., being four days later
than our former accounts. The intelligence re-
ceived by this arrival is important, both politically
and financially. The Mexican Con on its instal-
ment, is stated to have re all negociations
for pekce, except on the condition preliminary of the
evacuation of the Mexican territory, and the aban-
donment of the coasts, by the United States sea
and land forces. It remains to be seen how far Mexico
is prepared to support this courageous resolve.
The exchange from New York comes lON, which
is about the same as by the last arrival; but state
and government stocks were in decline. The new go-
vernment loan stock stood at 98, without exciting the
cupidity of capitalists and dealers. As the stock was
issued per contract at a fraction over 101, it was there-
fore at a discount of over 3 per cent. The New
York papers nevertheless pretend that the goverment
might have any amount of money, if only it were known
how the new states conquered, or to be conquered,
from Mexico were to be governed, and that they
were to be endowed with those free institutions whose
morality has been so unser upulously translated by the
Anglo-Americans themselves into the convenient doc-
trine of liberally dealing with their neighbour's pro-
perty as their own. The credit of the government was
clearly at a low ebb.
Nast YORK, JAM. 12.—Cotton quiet and sales limited,
but market firm. The Flour market inactive. Some
lots of Generic's changed hands at 61 dollars, whilst
for larger lots 56 deb. was offered, but 6 dots. b6ic. were
a ked. 600 barrels New Orleans sold at 6 dol. 374 n,
with option of taking more at same pric^. Corn was
firm, and large sales made at former quotations. 20,000
bushels were sold for shipment to England from • southern
betterfi a shaooo re bell'
bet dthasonuther.7 1.°600, arelu=
new and old, and 7,000 of old western yellow at 821 c. Bye
steady at &se. to 86c. Oats firm at 43c. to 44e. No change
in Barley; market inactive. The last sales of Corn Meal
were at 3 dots. 871 c. ; and of Rye Flour 4 dole.
Provision market firm, with sales at a further advance.
10 barrels Dotehess mesa sold at 13 dollars; about 400
barrel, including mesa and prime ; old sold at ll doh. for the
rum, and 9 doh. 2.5 c. for the prime. Zee: 390 barrels old
'Km sold at 71 doh. Tallow quiet, as before. Sales
of Ashes 60 barrels, Pots at 5 dohs., and small sales Pearls
at 51 &*.

Our foreign express arrived this morning with
Paris letters and papers of Monday.
The disturbances in various departments of France,
and the obstruction offered by the populace to the
emulation and exportation of grain continues. The
Paris journals of Monday supply intelligence of these
emeutes from Pont l'Abbe (Finisterre), Guildo, Mer-
!h'iPae, Guemene, Peufao, and various other towns
in the centre and west of France. The isms of
the Proceedings in these cases is generally a
c°l'l,alonry sale of the provisions at low pnces,
named by the people. The gendarmerie occasionally
interpose. but are often defeated, owing to their corn-
r,am tmely small numbers. In the department of
"Yenne troops of beggars scour the country by
night; extorting bread and money by threats. Oue
of these hands, consisting of MO individuals, called
at %ariotte hou.,es at I lareourt, seizing all the bread
they teuld find, which they distributed among their
'mantles.

At Rennes an attempt was made on Thursday last
to stop the navigation of the river Vilaine, by throw-
ing into its bed immense blocks of stone. This atro-
cious proceeding was frustrated, however, by the
timely arrival of the military stationed at that town.
Disturbances arc also detailed in the provincial
journals, attended by similar circumstances at Fon-
tenay, La Vendee, at Courcy, Pethievers, and Orleans,
in the Loiret, at Yvetot, in the department of .Seine-
Inferieure and at Rouen.

The alleged discontent of the Count St. Aulaire
at the deportment observed towards him by the
British court, and his consequent request far
permission to return to Paris, reported in our corres-
pondence of yesterday, was mentioned in the Paris
journals of Monday, where it was added that govern-
ment was about to send M. do liaussonville, the son-
in-law of M. de Broglie, on a special mission to Lon-
don, to induce Count St. Aulaire to waive his request.
The debate on the address in the Chamber of
Deputies commenced on Monday, when M. Desmous-
seaux de Gixr6 spoke in favour of the first paragraph,
and M. Royer (du Nord) and Gamier Pages against
it. The first two paragraphs relate to the internal
condition and general policy of the country,
including the consequences of the inundations and
the dearness of provisions. It is not expected
that these topics on which, for the most part, there
will prevail a general agreement of opinion, will pro-
duce a discussion of any general interest. The third
paragraph relates to the Spanish marriages, and
on this MM. Billault and Dufaure have given
notice of an amendment whereby the follow-
ing words will be proposed to be introdu-
ced : If in consequence of this event dissension
has arisen between your government and that
of a neighbouring people, France has a right to
expect that a good understanding will be re-estab-
lished without detriment to her interests or to her
dignity."
It is not expected thatthe debate on this paragraph
will take place before Thursday.
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The Spanish mail, with the Madrid journals and
correspondence of the 26th ult., wag received in Paris
on Sunday evening. The ministerial crisis still con-
tinued without solution. kanocession of expedients had
been resorted to, and different individuals had been
commissioned by the queen to form a cabinet, who suc-
cessively failed in accomplishing that object M. Mon
whose refusal of the department of Finance formed
one of the principal difficulties, was sent for to the
palace, and personally requested by the Queen to co-
ot erate in the formation of a ministry. That
financier, however, respectfully declined, assuring
her Majesty that he could not, under ex-
isting circumstances, accept office with edema-
ta to the glate or satisfaction to him-
seff. After several failures M. Casa Irujo suc-
ceeded in bringing together M. Mon, Bravo Murillo
and Armero, and it was expected that at length a
ministry would be formed ; but at the lost moment
MM. Mon and Armero desired that the ministry of the
Interior should be given to M. Pidal, to which the other
two peremptorily objected, and at the moment when it
was expected that all was settled M. Casa Irujo re-
sented himself at the palace, resigned his commis-
sion,: and advised her Majesty to send for M. Castro
y Orosco. This deputy accepted the mission, and im-
mediately put hi If in communication with MM.
Pacheo and Bravo Murillo, who proposed different
systems of policy, the former ono of coocession,and the
latter one of resistance. These were to have been laid
before the Queen, and the result was still uncertain,
when the last advice. left Madrid. The Isturitz ca-
binet still held office ad interim, but after their signal
defeat on the question of the presidency, it was
evident that they must definitively refuge.

The election fora knight of As shire to represent
the county of Middlesex in Parliament, in the room
of the late G. BYNO, Esq., took place this morning,
at Brentford, when Lord R. GROSVENOR, who was
the only candidate (the various rumours in eiretds-
tion during the last week that a Tory would offer
himself proving unfounded), was duly returned. A
large body of the electors escorted the noble lord from
his residence, in Park-street, to the hustings.

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